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The San Francisco call., 1899-07-25
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.
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FOUGHT LIKE FIENDS
WITH BARE KNUCKLES

OAKLAND, July 24.-The details OF a
bloody fight with bare knuckles, lasting
over half an hour, have just come to light.
The duel was fought a few evenings ago
between George Janvrin, aged q years.
and Dick Hallahan, aged %. a son Of
Nike Hallahan of the Second Ward.
The battle, it is said, was the climax Of
a grudge the two young men bore each
other and was fought in lot quite thick
ly grown with trees a TWenty-second
and Market streets, and was witnessed by
nearly seventy spectators, friends OF the
parties, who had been let into the secret.
There were no gloves, no referee and no
rounds, but at the end of about half an
hour, after a desperate encounter, jan
vrin fell to the ground exhausted, and
Hallahan was cheered as victor of the
day, although he had lost three teeth.
Janvrin's face was badly beaten and cut.
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CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.
Plays With Fire and It's Clothing Is
Ignited.

TACAVILLE. July 24-Florence Single
tary. aged . years. in company with a
playmate was trying 10 ignite some crude
sulphur in the rear Of Attkisson < Reich
er's butcher shopzthis afternoon. a sud-
den gust of wind blew some blazing paper
on the Child's light dress which was in
stantly a mass Of flames. The child ran
screaming toward her mothers residence.
The attention Of L Blum was attracted.
He caught the little one, covered her head
with the only available article at hand.
his waistCoat, and tore the burning clothes
from her body. badly burning his hands.
The Child's body was one solid blister.
Little Florence. after suffering excru-
cuiating pain for three and half hours,
died. Tomorrow would have been her
sixth birthday
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ARGUING FOR AN OFFICE.
Contest for the Nevada Covernorship
Nears the End.

CARSON, New. July A.-Argument in
the Governorship contest opened in the
Supreme Court this morning. Although
many weeks were consumed in the hling
of testimony by Mcmillan and Sadler' the
argument will occupy only two days. The
attorneys are sandwiChing their tesu-
mony. each taking point of law ana the
respective opponent answering, Inc main
in Storey County. Washoe County regis
tration occupies considerable time me
case hinges on two contested precincts
Should either precinct be thrown out
Sadler will have a larger majority than
before. 49,.
Both sides submitted tabulated state
ments regarding ballots objected to during
the trial According to these statements,
Nevada has two Governors. as both cIalm
ma forfties without awaiting the action OF
mnrrnM.
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Bible Study at Twin Lakes.

SANTA CRUZ, July N.-Iwln Lakes
has q larger crowd this summer than ever
before, ard the Summer Bible School has
a very good attendance. To-day's work
commenced with a Bible class for the
boys and girls. conducted by Rev. D. Z.
Ward. State Sunday-school missionary OF
the Baptist churches, and Mrs. b. +.
Farmer of Anderson. At 3 o'clock Rev
Robert Whitaker of Oakland gave his
second address on the Studies of the Life
of Jesus" At o'clock another study
was given by Rev. B. F. Farmer OF An
derson on Types of the Bible" AT 5
o'clock, just at the close of day, delight
full vesper service was held. This even-
ing "Lo, the Poor Indian was the sub
ject of an interesting lecture by Rev. 7.
s Young of San Jose.
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SLEPT ON A HOT BED.
Watchman on the Monitor Camanche
Narrowly ESCAPES Roasting.

OAKLAND, July 24.-One of the watch
men on the old monitor Camanche had a
narrow escape last night from being
burned TO death. The old hulk is still on
fire in the estuary. and 1t is estimated
that another day must pass before all the
interior woodwork Will be consumed.
Last evening the CamanChe's purchasers
started fires in several parts of the hold
for the purpose of disposing Of the heavy
woodwork in the hold. which is so secure
ly fastened that it would not pay to dis
mantle it with labor. After starting the
fires the hulk was tOwed into the middle
of the estuary where the woodwork is
still burning. Last night one Of the watch
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WANTED AT CHICAGO
FOR JURY-BRIBING
William Armstrong Traced by a
Woman to Port Angeles and
CAPTURED

PORT ANGELES. Wash. July 24.-Wiu-
lam Armstrong, who with Daniel Cough
lin is wanted in Chicago for jury bribng,
was captured here to-day.
4 handsome looking stranger, we'll
dressed and having plenty OF money.
dropped into town about three weeks ago
He gave his name as Wilson and the free
dom with which he scattered his money
made him many friends He gave it out
mat he had come to Port Angeles TO in
vest in real estate. as he believed this
place had fine future. About a week
ago he was Joined by little woman whom
ne claimed was his wife. and after her
arrival they We're together constantly.
Il is thought that he was traced by this
woman.
To-day's steamer brought Chief of De-
teCtiv1s Cudihee Of Seattle. With him was
d detective from Chicago, and they soon
had Mr. Armstrong in custody He Will
be taken back TO Chicago 10 stand trial.
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Hinchman-Cook Wedding.

ALAMEDA, July A.-Miss Helen Hinch-
man and Walter Cook were married at
noon to-day at the home of the brides
mother Mrs. 3. NJ Hinchman, 1856 Ev-
erett street Rev. T. ]. Lacey Of Christ
Episcopal Church offciated;
The bride was attended by her nieces,
Misses Margery and Lucretia Mastick
Her sister Miss Gertrude Hinchman, was
maid of honor w. B. Hinchman. the
brides brother was best man, and she
was given away by her mother. The
groom Is connected with the auditing de-
6artment of the Southern Pacific Com
pany and the bride is well known in Ala
media society circles. Mr. and Mrs. Cook
will spend their honeymoon in the north
arp mart Of the State
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HOT WEATHER MEALS AND
Personal COMFORT.

Fruit Of some kind should be used at
the breakfast during hot weather. Fol-
low this with a dish Of four heaping
teaspoonfuls of Grape-Nuts, cold, and
treated with rich, cold cream. This
dish gives the staying qualities neces-
sary Add a slice or two Of entire wheat
bread, with a very little butter or
Grape-N Nut Butter, which is a different
article than Grape-Nuts proper. Use
no meat for the hot weather breakfast.
Let meat appear but once day during
this season Of the year.
A little care in the selection of food
will help one through the heat Of the
day in a way that will not easily be
forgotten. Price Is cents per package.
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CHRISTIAN W0MEN'S
BOARD OF MISSIONS
California Convention Opens in the
Pavilion at Garfield
Park

SANTA CRUZ, July 2A-The Christian
Women's Board Of Missions held its con-
Venti1n at Garfield Park to-day At s
clock a prayer meeting was led by Mrs
Nira Durham Of Irvingt0n- The conven-
ton was called to order by the State
president Mrs. Mary J. Hartley of Berke-
ley. The State officers are: President.
Mrs. Mary Hartley Of Berkeley; vice
president Mrs. Sue +. Grant of Wood
land; secretary. Mrs. r. NJ Butler OF Oak
land; superintendent Of junior work, Mrs
Henry Shade Of Sacramento; State or
ganiZsr. Mrs. Mary Hartley Of Berkeley.
Mrs :. s. Murphy Of Red Bluff was ap-
The first order Of business was the ap-
pointmert Of the following committees:
EnroIlment-Miss I. Hughes, san Jose, Mrs
L. J. Martin. Los Gatcs.
Auditing - Miss Mary Durham, Irvington;
Miss May Hathaway, Oakland.
ResoIUtious-Mrs. Reed. Miss Matte GGthh,
Mrs Dr. Magiu santa Cruz.
Norninating-Mrs D. Thompson, Gridley;
Mrs. Allen. Vacaville. Mrs. Waggoner. Santa
CHI MT ST2se sharp 925land 45G25f Fresno
siate w5rk-sirs W. H. Martin. Fresno;
Mrs. J. II. Durham. Irvingtoni Mrs Fran
Tidings-Mrs. Pearson. Oakland; Mrs. j.
TruaN. Santa Cruz; Miss T. Hammond, san
Reports were given from eleven auxil-
iaries. all of which were fiourishing The
reports from district managers were given
Tor Santa Cruz district by Mrs Ell Fisher
OF salinas; Tor SOnOma district by Mrs.
Galloway Of Santa Cruz; for Fresno dis
trict by Mrs. Mary Hartley Of Berkeley.
The afternoon was given to the juniors,
and the little Onss gave a pleasing pro
gramme.
In the evening there were short ad-
the employ of the Christian Women
Board Of Missions
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Assessments Increased.

WOODLAND. July 24.-The vigilance Of
Assessor Dodge in San Francisco seems
10 be bearing good fruit elsewhere. and
the Assessors in interior municipalities are
striving 10 emulate his example. In Wood
land Assessor Tilden has increased the as
sessment roll about $4,000 without rails
ing any assessment on real estate or i'm
pr0vements. This was accomplished by
assessing six and a half miles of railroad
that has heretofore escaped taxation for
school purposes. increasing the telephone
Company's assessment and assessing first
mortgage municipal and corporation bonds
held by the Bank of Woodland and not
heretofore assessed.
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REFUSES TO PROSECUTE.
George Hansen Wants His Assailant
to Go Free

MILL VALLEY. July 24.-George Han
SEN the man who was shot yesterday
evening by Henry Collins of Sausalito
IS still in a precarious condition, but DR.
Spottiswood, who is attending him. is
hopeful Of his patients recovery. The
wounded man will say nothing regarding
the cause of the quarrel other than that
both he and Collins had drunk too much
LIQUOR Whether he RECEIVERS or not he
is desirous that Collins shall escape
prosecution.
District Attorney MeIsaac came here
from San Rafael to-day to investigate the
circumstances surrounding the commits
sion of the deed Collins, who was taken
before Recorder Simpton at Sausalito and
charged with an assault with a deadly
weapon with intent to commit murder
has been released on bonds in the sum of
80 000
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A saloon Man,s Delusions.

OAKLAND. July A.-John Thommen.
proprietor Of the saloon at S59 Washington
street. was arrested to-day on a charge
of insanity but his examination before
the Lunacy Commissioners was postponed
until next Wednesday. for 1t is believed
that he is suffering from the aftermath OF
an over-indulgence in whisky and lack of
food He believes that his application for
a LIQUOR license pending before the Super
yisors is a document on naval affairs
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Cutting Down Chenery Street.

By the reconstruction of the San Fran
cisco and San Mateo Electric Railroad
from Thfrtieth street to Holy Cross, over
which a double track is being laid, Chen
erv street grade will be lowered about six
feet at its summit When the street levels
were taken by the railroads engineer it
was found that the street between Castro
and Dame was above grade in some
places as high as eight feet. To get an
established grade, together with wait
for steel rails, is what has delayed the
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WORK OF EPWoRTH LEAGUE.
Board of Control Sits in Indianapolis
and Hears Reports.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 24.-The board OF
control of the Epworth League met at 1O
o'clock to-day to hear reports and con-
slider matters pertaining to the league.
Bishop W. Y. Ninde of Detroit president
of the board. presided. The report of Rev.
Edwin A. Schell, general secretary of the
Epworth League. was submitted.
Rev. F. L. Nagler of Cincinnati. German
ed a report of the German branch.
A report Of the leagues work among the
colored people was presented by the col
ored secretary, Rev. Irvine q. Penn OF
Atlanta. Ga.
The board will probably be in session
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nragead 70 Death bv a Horse.

SAN JOSE, July A-Clarence ". Bur-
rell. son of Edward BurreI, a pioneer res
ident of Agnews, was this afternoon
dragged to death by a horse. He was
Exercising the animal and had one end
of a. twenty-inch rope wound around his
arm. the other end being about the
horses neck. In some way he was thrown
down, and, being unable TO extricate nim-
self from the rope he was kicked and
dragged until life was extinct. He was
"a wears of age.
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Fresno;
Christian Women Convene.

summer school methods Of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union Of Califor-
MIA opened a six days session in the As
sembly Hail at this place to-day. The
attendance was much larger than usual
consisting of prayer service led by Mrs.
/. NJ Thomson, and an address by Dr.
y. NJ. BeeCheT on "Cucie Tom, Past and
Present. from Slave TO Senator Many
questions of vital moment 10 temperance
work in California are 70 be considered
At this convention.
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walcott and ohoynski May Fight.

NFW YORK, July a. = Ihomas
O'Rourke to-day got a telegram from
Bat" Masterson, manager of the COLO
rado Athletic Club at Denver, asking IL
Walcott would undertake TO stop Choyn-
ski in six rounds. The proposal was sud
den O'Rourke replied that six ROUNDS
was rather a brief period in which TO
trim Choynski and asked if the latter
would extend the limit to twenty rounds.
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Nana stabbing AffraY.

NAPA. July 24.-Charles II. Blanchard,
an aged man. while intoxicated to-day got
into a dispute with John Neupfer, a sa-
loon keeper. As Neupfer rushed at him
Blanchard made a vicious stab with a
pocketknife. putting out one Of his an
tagOnist's eyes. Blanchard was arrested
and taken before Justice, where he
waived preliminary examination and ex-
pressed his intention to plead guilty and
- 70 the nenitentiarv for his crime.
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men on board lay down for a short rest
some distance from where the woodwork
was on fire. He reckoned that he would
have plenty of time to wake up before
the fire should reach where he was reclfn-
ing. His reckoning was greatly at fault,
for the flames worked around him quicker
than he anticipated He was in the mid
smoldering when a loud toOt from pass
ing steamer awoke him just in time to
save his life.
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company so long in putting down its
double tracks. Now that both these OBJ
stacles have been overcome the work OF
reconstruction is being pushed with rapid
strides and the double track is now laid
from Thirtieth along Chenery as far as
Diamond or the entrance to Glen Park,
into which it will be extended in due time.
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Brothers Charged With Robbery.

OAKLAND. July 24.-William and An
drew Webber. who were arrested on
charge of battery last night preferred by
Wong Ching, were to-day charged with
robbery. The Chinaman claims that the
two brothers attacked him last night at
Seventh and Webster streets. one knock
ing him down and the other relieving him
of SO. The accused brothers aver that
tbey had trouble with the Celestial over
dog. and they deny the robbery. They
Iii b arrafcrnd +n-rnnrrOM.
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CAUGHT WIFE
AND LOVER IN
THEIR FLIGHT
Farmer Dutra AC-
cepts His Doom.
Welded FIVE YEARS AGO
COUPLE FLED TO THE NEIGH
BORING CREEK.
Welded FIVE YEARS AGO
After Hearing From His Wife's Lips
That She Preferred Joe Foster
the Unhappy Farmer
Made No Trouble.
Oakland once san Francisco Call,
OoC T,,T,r

=
Frank z. Dutra. a well-to-do farmer of
san Ieandro. has lost his wife. She is only
%. but has been his wife for five years,
and he cannot understand why a young
woman should desire any greater diversity
in life than IS offered on farm near the
thriving town OF San Leandro.
Never did husband take loss so philo-
sophicaIIy. He knows his pretty black
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Annie Dulev Very Low.

SAN ANSELMO, July 24.-Annie Duley,
the 16-year- old daughter of Frank Duley,
proprietor of a coal yard at Thirteenth
and Mission streets. San Francisco, who
was accidentally shot by her younger
brother yesterday, is lying very low and
could not be removed to St Luke's Hos
pital to-day, as was intended. 1t is
thought it would be fatal to her to probe
for the bullet at this time.
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Grain Stack DESTROYED.

GHROY. July PA grain field fire in
Canada Valley last evening destroyed a
grainstack belonging to the H. D. Martin
estate, valued at $3.50 and insured for one
half. It is supposed to have been caused
bv the carelessness of hunters.
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Saved From a Knockout.

NEW YORK, July 24.-At the Coney
Island Sporting Club tonight George
Bvers of Boston met Charley Strong, of
Newark in a twenty-fve-roun go me
referee stopped the fight in the tenth
round, when Strong, who had fought
pluckily was all but out
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FINANCIAL AND
OTHER TROUBLES
WERE HIS RUIN
Suicide of Charles D.
O'Gara.
MISSING SINCE WEDNESDAY
HIS DEAD BODY FOUND IN REAR
OF HIS SALOON.
Went Into an Clubhouse and Sent a
Bullet Crashing Through His
Brain-Motives for the
Deed.
MISSING SINCE WEDNESDAY
HIS DEAD BODY FOUND IN REAR
OF HIS SALOON.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call.

The body of Charles D. O'Gara. who had
been missing from his home, 371 Fifth
street since last Wednesday, was found
this afternoon in a closet at the rear Of
his saloon, corner of Franklin and Sew
enth streets. with a bullethole through
his temples.
The saloon had remained closed since
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Rinlev Nearing Los Angeles.

Los ANGELES, July N.-President 2.
P Ripley of the Santa Fe Railway and
party. among whom is ]. NJ. Barr, third
vice president of the Santa Fe, are due
here tomorrow from the East. 1t is
stated matters in connection with the Val
ley road recently acquired by the Santa
Fe. bring the officials to the coast.
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Killed at SIMPSONS Camp.

CRESCENT CITY, July PA young
man named Parks, from Humboldt Coun-
ty. was killed at Simpsons logging camp.
near this city, two days ago. a dog from
in the stomach, injuring him so badly that
he died within a few hours.
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Accused by a Woman.

WOODLAND. July 24.-Henry Sweitzer
Of CaPay Valley is to be rearrested upon
q charge Of seduction. The complaining
witness is Miss Fannie Stowe, and the
warrant IS in the hands Of the Sheriff
Sweitzer was under arrest several weeks
ago. but Justice Norton Of Guinda dis
missed the charge.
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NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD.
Via Sauselito Ferry.
Commencing April %. 1899.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VAIL



Commencing april 90 1899.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY
AND SAN RAFAEL.
WEEK DAYS-7:0 90, $500, $3.50, Hoo g. m
s1:45 500, 4oO. 800, $3.50 p. m.
EXTRA TRIPS-For Mill Valley and san
Rafael, on Mondays Wednesdays. Saturdays
and Sundays. at 900 and 1880 p: m.
SUNDAYS-sS:OO $500. 1000. Hoo, 1850 a
m; 100. .1:45. '2:so. 400 $50, 6:45 p. m.
II 90 a. M does not run to San Raf'l sundays
$50 D. m does not run to Mill VARY sundays
Trains marked ~ run to San Quentin
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISSO;
WEEK DAYS-5:25, '6:4o. T:55. $40. '1o;2o
a m: 1890 2:l5 *3:40. AS. SIS p. m.
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays. Wednesdays
and Saturdays. at $40 and 1918 p. m:
SITNDAYS-7:0O. 500, se:45, 'l0:45, '1;i3
a. m; 100. 2:20. $780, '5:15. $780, 700. 1o:l5
D. m. o.,
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO:
WEEK DAYS-5:45. $50. 1855. $50. 1888
a m; 1895 2:45. Ass. $40 p. m.
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Saturdays. at 200, 1920 p. m.
cTTNDAYS S:G0 1000. l1;10 a m; R;Oo,
90 a:l0. 1855. $50, $50. 1920 P. m.
THROUGH TRAINS.
200 a m week day5-CaZadero and way sta rs.
s:90 q m. Saturdays-Cazadero and way sta ms.
S.Is m week days saturdays excepted
Point Reyes and way stations
400 m Sundays-Cazadero and way sta rs
i:45 D. m Sundays-Pt Reyes and way sta ns
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Valuable Horse Stolen.

SAN RAFAEL, July PA valuable
horse belonging to Mr. Murray, the stable
man. was stolen at Fairfax yesterday
Joseph Martini. a wealthy farmer, took
a buggy and drove the horse to Fairfax
leaving it in a stable. When he returned
the buggy remained but the animal was
gone, and no clew to its whereabouts has
been detected. This is the third time a
horse has been stolen in this county with
in six weeks
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Young Hunter Shoots Himself.

VISALIA. July 24.-Walter Crow, the 19-
vear-old son of Mrs A r. Orr of this
city. accidentally shot himself while hunt
ing in Big Meadows yesterday evening
The bullet took effect in the left side of
the body The accident occurred at a
point ten miles distant from medical
assistance. The boy is dangerously
wounded.
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Crushed Under a Flywheel.

ALAMEDA, July 24.-Marc1o Delucci
foreman for Gligloni & Co, vegetable
gardeners at Bay Island farm. had his
head crushed beneath the fiywheel of a
gasoline engine tonight and may die from
his injuries. He regained consciousness
how the accident had happened He had
struck his foot on a plank while walking
toward the engine. falling forward his
wheel, which drew him beneath it and
literally ground his head beneath 1t and
the floor. DR.. Sander states that the skull
is fractured and there is a depression OH
the Drain. His recovery is doubtful.
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Death of R. E. Manson.

ALAMEDA, July AR E. Manson
died this evening at the home of his
son 1G25 San Jose avenue. He was ma
tive of Virginia, aged Sc years. He was
formerly a prominent attorney. He Ieaves
four children-Dr Marsden Manson. Sal
lie A, Mary E. and \. J. Manson
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DISARMAMENT of Mackenzie Party.

ALAMEDA, July 24.-From a letter re-
ceived here by Mrs. Daniel Mackenzie it
is learned that the Mackenzie party of
gold hunters from this city had disband-
ed at ST Michael The river steamer
Leota. which was built here for the party
has been offered for sale there. Most OF
the members of the expedition have gone
IN Cane Nome
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Mrs. William Rockefeller has received
at her country residence 200 Malmaison
carnations and 100 Of the gold nugget va
riety. They came from Paris and cost
5000, which is at the average rate of $40
auiece
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Though in the torrid zone. Peru pos
sesses such diversity of elevations and
climatic peculiarities as to be able 10
produce almost any product known to
man,
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MOUNT TAMALpAIs SCENIC RAILWAY.

Leave San Francisco, Via Sausalito Ferry,
Commencing SUNDAY. April 2S 1893.
WEEK DAYS. $50 a. m. and las p N.
Extra trip on Monday Wednesday and Satur-
day at 5:15 p. m. Returning Same Even
ings, Arriving in S. F. at 1l:20 P. m
SUNDAYS, s, 0. 10 and II a. and las. 2:3e
and D.
Fare. s. F. to Summit and Return. 81 4o
THOS. COOK G. SON. Agts., 621 Market st.
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A Word That Meant Much.

OAKLAND. July 24-George- T. Morris
filed an amended answer to-day in the
suit brought against him by J. r. Farris
issory note for 5000, with interest at 6 per
cent per month and dated July s, 1896 De-
fendant AYERS that plaintiff well knew
when the note was delivered that the
word month" instead of "annum" was
mistakingly written in the note. Morris
consents that judgment be taken for In
terest on the note at 6 per cent per an
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Santa Fe Route
San francisco to Chicago.
The MOST COMFORTABLE WAY ACROSS
THE CONTINENT.

EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR PULLMAN
PALACE AND PULLMAN UPHOLSTERED
TOURIST CARS LEAVE OAKLAND MOLE
EOR CHICAGO AND THE EAST TAKE
MARKET-STREET FERRY AT $50 P. NJ
DINING ROOMS ARE MANAGED By MR.
FRED HARVEY AND ARE PERFECT IN
EVERY DETAIL, SERVING MEALS AT
REGULAR HOURS AND REASONABLE
RATES.
NO OTHER LINE OFFERS so MANY IN
JUDGMENTS AS THE SANTA FE ROUTE.
SAN FRANCISCO TICKET OFFICE. 62S
MARKET ST. TELEPHONE, Main 1881.
OAKLAND OFFICE, Ills Broadway.
SACRAMENTO OFFICE, pol ] street
SAN JOSE OFFICE, W. Santa Clara street.
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L. Doa+h of Mrs Julia Bert.

OAKLAND, July 24.-Mrs. julia Bert
died at the home Of her son, ex-State SEN
ator Eugene F. Bert, 14l0 Adeilne street
tbis citV. last night She was aged 79