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The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29

SACRAMENTO. July 2S.-Joseph Nor
gan, Il years old was shot dead in his
tracks near Sheldon to-day while attempt
ing 10 esca pc from officers who sought 10
capture him and return him 70 the Pres
ton School OF Industry at lone. The body
reached Sacramento at Il O'Clock tonight
and lies at the Norgue. Around one wrist
OF the dead lad clings 4 section OF pair
OF handouts which had bound young
Morgan 10 the youth who had Joined him
in escaping from the school,
The officers at the school got word that
Morgan had been seen near Sheldon, in
the southeastern portion OF Sacramento
County. Two OF the officers started in
that direction to-day. At Sheldon they
were reinforced by James Kelly, a former
blacksmith. who fortified himself with a
rife. The grainfelds in the locality were
being carefully traversed, when young
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ENTIRE PARISH TO
BE EXCOMMU NICATED
The Twelve Hundred People Have
Been Resisting Ecclesiastical
Authority.

CHICAGO. July ga dispatch TO the
Tribune from Belleville, Ill, says: The
Right Rev. John J. Jansen OF this
place. Bishop of the Belleville diocese. is
about to excommunicate all the mem
bers of St. Patrick's parish in East ST.
Louis
II is expected that next Sunday no
tice of such action will be promulgated.
II will be the first instance in the his
tory OF the Roman Catholic church in
this country Of the excommunication Of
an entire parish.
Twelve hundred people will be ex-
cluded from the ministrations OF ths
church
The impending wholesale infiiction Of
the church's extreme penalty viii be
the consequence Of three months vio-
lent resistance Of ecclesiastical author
inv
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HENNING SECRETARY
OF CODE COMMISSION
Young Attorney OF Los Angeles Is
rendered and Accepts the

Los ANGELES. July &-Former As
semblyman Cornelius y. PendIeton is not
10 be the secretary Of the new Code Com
mission The place. It was said to-day,
had been offered 10 ". F. Henning OF
this city. who will accept. Henning is
weIl-known young lawyer OF Los Angeles.
a compiler OF decisions which are looked
upon as authority.
George J. Denis left San Francisco on
The Owl train this evening. The new
Code Commission will organize in San
Francisco on Monday with Judge A 3.
Freeman as president. According to Mr.
Denis. the commission Intends to do its
work thoroughly and viii completely
overhaul the codes compiled by its pre-
decessors. taking only such work OF the
other commissions as is in the opinion of
Governor Cages appointees suitable for
the purposes intended
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FUDGE " L CHAMBERS, Chief Jus
tfce OF Samoa. : a. the Occidental
with his wife and family. He ar
ri rived on the steamer Mo7na on his
~ wav q Washington He IS no- quite
certain as q The duration OF MS stay IN
chis city. but in all probability ne VIII not
leave FOR t1e East before Tuesday next
The Judge. who IS a gentleman wei ad-
varcet in years with q handsome. intel
Ugert cou-tenance and G fine erect car
riage willingly granted the following IN
-ervfew % the representative OF Ihe call
To this paper ne said he was always will
ing 70 talk with as little reservation as
possible for G man in MS official position,
as il enjoyed g reputation for correctness
and fair dealing
When asked for & general resume OF the
situation in the Islands the Judge said:
~ the present time the Islands are II
g perfect state Of peace. due 20 the prompt
and wise action of the Commissioners
Their first public action after organIZ-
ing was 70 issue Z proclamation requiring
the natives 10 disarn. The rebels did -
first. Immediately afterward the govern
rn--- party surrendered its arms also. Al
together there were given up over +Ny
rifles. which Is supposed 70 Be. within {
faw hundred. all the arms in the island.
Al previous attempts al DISARMAMENT mad
proven failures. and the success o. me
J-oryErt tSSi81erS was due C1leUE % tIe-C
uraufu7try of action. In fact, the success
fyII results OF all their work may be at
rributed % the same cause AL The arms
were takeU 70 Ihe Badgsr IEe toEIl-
r7fssfoners ara all men OF ability and large
experience.
Since these arms were surrendered
there have been small village nghts. out
rrz~a VIII be no more regular division OF
the entire people II organized war-
The Commissioners investigated thoT-
ougHIy the klugship trial. and issued
--6rierariCrl sustaining my decision and
pronouncing it both valid and binding
Immediately thereafter King Malstoa
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FOUR KILLED ON A
CONSTRUCTION TRAIN
Seven Others Seriously Injured, Two
OF Whom Are Likely to
Die

HALIFAX. y. S, July &--Four men
were crushed 10 death. seven seriously
Injured and number slightly hurt in ths
wreck OF a construction train on the Mid
land Railway in HAMS County this after
4 train Of fat cars was proceeding
along some new track when one OF the
center trucks jumped the rails and the
were TWENTY-FIVE or thirty men on the
train. All those on board the ear that
first eft the track. four in number. were
Instantly killed One or two OF those in
iured are in a dangerous condition. The
accident happened thirteen miles from
Windsor.
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WELCOME HOME FOR
ALGER IN DETROIT
Governor Pingr=e Requests All Citi-
zens 70 Take Part in the
P-T1ic Rec=U-iOC

DETROIT. july ->-t5oTsTrcr P-1gTee
this afternoon issued > proclamation TO
The people AZ -he State = Michigan II
which ne says. "Cr Wednesday. August
: ne Hon REsS=. a -AE@r vi! r -ilrH
T--5r request q -k= citizens and Mayor
and Common Ccu-c5. Z Detroit. I extend
you at earnest irritation = -9iE IN SlEIES
rr-.rE that rl= state -=co glIZ5 the worth
2 II value 10 rle Ia--ol II tle services Of
General AtE=r aS Secretary u War-
You ara cordially invited 70 attend tEe
reception AZ -r- -irE Hall and the meet
.-g in The Light Guard Aruory. Detroit
u which -t--- -h- people ot Michigan VIII
h. given an ----r-uDI-y 10 express their
s---=1-z---r - General ALg=- and u eN-
-=-E --=t- welcome 70 NicEjgans late rep
r=S=--z-5v= III -ne highest council Of the
rz---- = PINGREE Governor.
a -r= Michigan railroads have decided
to make g -aIf-taTe rate - Detroit ~
II z.E=- reception
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Coneressman Needham's Tour.

VISALIA. July &--The Board of Trade
outing party which left Visalia on July
; 20 escort Congressman J. c. Needham
through the public parks and reservations
returned to-day. The trip was a reveIa-
great good 10 this section Of California.
Kew trails were made and places were
traversed where man never was before
A scarcity of game was noted. Fish are
more abundant than ever.
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Gentry Goes to Probable Death.

REDDING, July 2S.-Sherin Charles 2.
Blackington OF SoCorro County, New
Mexico. started back to-day with Ernest
Gentry. who is wanted at Alamogordo for
stealing 5000 in Government scrip The
penalty- for robbery in New Mexico is
death by hanging. The case against Cen
trv seems clear. He IS a desperate man.
and 10 prevent his escape Sheriff Black
ington had the prisoner handcUfed and
mis- feet shackled. The New Mexico -Sher-
IN has killed several men. and he says ne
will kill another il Gentry makes the
slightest attempt TO get away.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29

HONOLULU, July 2L-The
United States collier Brurus ar
rived from Samoa on the 18th
and is booked to sail on Sunday
next for Guam. Lieutenant SAT
ford has been presented with his
commission as Deputy Governor
OF Guam. He reports all quiet
al Samoa E ". Gurr. an Eng
lishman, IS before Chief Justice
Chambers on the charge OF hav-
ing trampled on a German flag
captured from the rebel forces.
Gurr's version is that he wished
70 take the flag 10 prevent a dis
turbance. but in the scuffie il fell
10 the ground and was acci-
dentally trodden upon. The in
cident is causing some excite
ment for fear Of consequences.
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Suicide Because of Illness.

LOS ANGELES, July 2S.-v La Croix,
an old and well-known citizen OF this
cftv. committed suicide at West Lake
Park to-day by shooting himself in the
stomach He had been sick for some
time. La Croix was 50 years OF age and
a wfdower. He had two SONS, who re-
SIDE here.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29
Temperance Convention.

NEW YORK. July 2S-The fifth bisn-
NAL convention OF the worlds Woman's
Christian Temperance Union. II Is an
nOunced. Will meet in Edinburgh. Scot
tive committee meeting will be held on
Friday. June y.
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CoNEMAUGH AT HONOLULU
She Experienced Fine Weather All
the Way Down.

HONOLULU July ZI-The United
States transport Coreuaugh arrived II
-1-- this morning al cock She was
e.ga- DAYS and one hour n making the
--5- from san Francisco and experienced
ire weather all he way down The
horses aboard The transport VIII be taken
q he Government paddocks. where they
will have 9 rest of i've Or SIX DAYS. after
which -L= vessel resumes her passage 70
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Gratitude 70 France.

PARIS. July 2s.-The Figaro asserts, and
guarantees the statement as absolutely
authentic. that the successful conclusion
OF the EraucO-AmeTiCan commercial con-
vention should be carried through out oc
gratitude 10 Frances role in the conclu-
sion Of the Hispano-Anerican peace
rrsarE.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29
Oil Company Incorporates.

FRESNO, July 2S.-The Central Oil and
Mineral Company has been Incorporated
with $3.50 900 authorized and s251 600 sub
scribed capital. The directors are: John
a Giffin, G. ". Smith and G. ". Giffin OF
Fresno and B. J. Rhodes and Hugh A
Mccall OF San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29
FLOOD IN LIMY AND
NEUQUEN RIVERS
They Have Overfowed Their Banks,
Destroyed Many Villages
and Rui0e5 Cro1s

Special Cable 20 TIE Call and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted 1889. by James Cor
don Bennett
BCENOS AYRES, July 2s.-The Limy
and NeuQuen rivers have oyerfowed,
causing great damage TO the surrounding
territory. Many villages have been de-
srrOyed
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29
MARCUS DAILY IMPROVING.
Almost Fully, Recovered From His
A--ack OF Heart Failure.

MINNEAPOLIS. July 2S.-A special %
tr= Times from Butte. Mont. says. Ad-
vices received in -Ee city today from his
summer home in Bitter Root Valley are
Il --e effect thai Marcus DaLE. the news
q whose illness yesterday was received
with considerable anxiety in Butte and
throughout Montana i greatly improved
and il few days vii be enjoying his
usual vigorous health.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29

down BY continual pain and %
local weakness. Troubles OF this descrip-
ton utterly unfit her for wifehood and
motherhood D- Pierce Favorite Pre-
scription gives health. strength, elasticity
and vigoT TO the special organs concerned
Il makes woman strong and healthy IN 4
womaniy way. Il gives the nerves rest
from pain and an opportunity 10 build up.
Il makes motherhood safe and compare
tiveIv easy. Il transforms weak, sickly,
despoudent women into happy, healthy
wives and mothers.
las Caswell. Esq. Of Ocheltree johnson Co..
Kans (P O. Box oT}, writes: " Ny wife was
troubled with prolapsus, female weakness.
f1r several wears She was not able 20 do her
work she had such bearing down pains and pain
ing all the way rom TWO to SIX weeks. At those
times she would have fziuttng spells so bad thst
thought she could not live She attended
bv th- best doctors II the country. They did
her 10 good and she grew worse all the TIME
thor.zf7f would try your medicines BY the
TING She had taken four bottles o. The FzvorIte
Prescription and two Of the Golden Medical
Discovery ana two OF the Pleasant Pellets she
was completely cured
Every day, a dose. Once you start, you
ian never stop them. That IS the way with
Eo-1e so-caIjed remedies for constipation.
L - different with Dr. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets. They are positive, complete and
,,erruauer7t cure for constipation and they
6onIt become habit One Pellet " is
o-rtIe laxative and two q mild cAtharlc.
Druggists sell them Nothing else IS
lust as good
II IS 4 druggists business to give you,
lot 10 tell you, what you want
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the oldest and most sue
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ica. They have the largest
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The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29
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under this flag II she z
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PA. Samoa. July 1.-THE Samoan
A " === " " !: ! s. i: :. !. ! s s.: : &
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Market street, San Frdncfsco-ejsydtor
entrance. Hours-6 to 5 daily; TO
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-20
THIS Is AN Economy STORE!

where perhaps hundreds are taxed in order to MAKE one
bonny being This knows of no gifts because IL mas
arer laed how to make the general public pay Tor theI
Tire RIGHT or better than the right prices venture the m or
ganzation of success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-20
Deeds of bargain and Sale.

Richmond: w. w. overly, II. Nj. Poe.
and their wives 10 James Austin Pampiin.
feet on south side Beverly street, IL II
feet west of BelVidere, $50.
Bernard Frischkorn and wife to f.. L.
Murphy, 5lX65 feet in rear of houses Nos.
20l6. 20lS, and 202O east Main street, $3.50.
Philip ONeill 60 Mary Louise O'Neill.
his wife, 40 feet on north side Louisiana
street between Seventh and Williams
burg avenue. subject TO two deeds of
trust TO secure 81 07O and $500, respective
ly $500.
oscar T.. Parrish and wife to Henry l..
Landrum. "A feet on north side Clay
street. 81 feet west Of Twenty-eighth,
$500.
Conway r. Sands, special commissioner.
to Bernard Frischkorn, 81 feet on north
side Main street. 81 1-2-12 feet west of
Twenty-first, $1,000
Emmett Seaton. special commissioner. to
O. II. Funston, p IL feet OH east side
Cherry street, 1S7 II feet north of Beyer-
ly, $500
Andrew Welsh and wife To Thomas n
Nuckols. 10 feet on west side Pine street,
$50 feet south of Cumberland. Sl.JOO.
Henrico: w. Il. Bendall and wife to
Carrie NJ Attkisson. acres on Royal
Mill road. 1925.
James ID. Carneal and wife to Edith A.
Clarke, 1l3 665-lOO0 acres on White Oak
Swamp road; 200 acres on Central road,
eight miles from Richmond. and % acres
on Charles City road, five miles from
Richmond, $3,665
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-20
a MONUMENT TO MIR. DAVIS.
His Grave to he Marked by Bronze
Prescntment of Him.

In a very short time now bronze
statue will mark the last resting-place Of
jefferson Davis in Hollywood. Mrs.
Davis is having statue made in New
York, which when completed. will be
placed over the dead Presidents grave.
1t will be slightly over life size. and a
faithful likeness of the deceased chief
tain. 1t will show him as he was during
the war and will represent him IN the
clothes he wore when captured. Ii has
been so frequently falsely stated that
Mr.. Davis was captured while fleeing IN
female attire that Mrs. Davis decided I'm
rearing the monument 10 show her nus
band as he really appeared when taken
prisoner by the northern troops. The
monument will be an exceedingly hand
some one, both in workmanship and
finish.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-20
COttOns - Really Ii
giving them away.
like

Thousands and thousands Of yards.
Handsomcst Imported French organ
dies. never less than 29c.. for lie.
Satin-Striped Solid-COlOred organizes
for 12i2c.
Solid-Colored and Black organizes, l7c.
grades. for 92,c.
Ice. Corded Ginghams, in stripes, plaids,
or checks for 10c
12i2c. Solid-Colored Ducks, all the light
and dark shades, for 7&4c.
EXtra-Fine Grade Brown Cotton for
1870.
Imported Pique Wells, fancy printed
ones for 5%ic.
al Sea Island Percales, all this sea-
sons best styles, sac
Apron Ginghams, all size checks and
colors. for 2%c
a. Bleached Cotton, heavy round
thread. SIC. kind. for sac.
10 and PIC. grade Of Al French Per-
Gales, light and dark grounds. 2a.c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-20

BY T. NJ. WORKMAN & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. 1912 east Main street, Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-20
U. ;. DISTRICT COURT ADJOURNs.
Becker, Stern. and RosenbIoom Re-
coGnized for Appearance in October.

The petit jury in the United States Dis
trict Court was adjourned for the term
yesterday.
The cases against Moritz Becker. and
Moritz Becker Sam Stern, and NJ. Rosen-
bloom were called and continued until
the october term Of the court. The de-
PENDANTS were recognized for their ap-
pearance in the penalty of $500 each.
Messrs. Henry Schnurman and John
Lewis went bail for Becker's appearance;
Hon. George d. Wise gave bond for NJ.
Stern, and Mr.. Henry Schnurman for Mr..
Rosenbloom.
The case against ODER NJ. Anthony for
Illicit distilling was continued. The ac-
cused was recognized for his appearance
at the October term, pending a compro-
mise with the Revenue Department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-20
THE PASSION PLAY
Opens Spring Season Mt Auditorium"
Next Monday Night.

During the last fall season the immense
Auditorium on Broad street was several
times tested to capacity by the immense
concourse OF people that fOcked there
TO witness the famous Passon-Play pic
lures Not.even the many thousands who
were unable TO attend this remarkable
presentation will be more pleased than
those who did witness II TO know That
the pictures will be exhibited for spring
run. commencing Monday night IF next
week. IT will be- remembered that the
pictures, when here before were under
the auspices Of Rev ii. VI. Wharton. VINO
had arranged & tour through the state oil
Virginia. Although DR. WhartOn's direct
association was confined To that tour, II
is at his urgent request that Manager
edward has arranged this return en-
gagement. The same liberal policy inau-
gurated last fall in regard to admission
will be carried out in this engagement
Commencing Monday, April 9th, at s:l9
p. NJ. the exhibition will be continued
every night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-20

Hospital. at the residence OF Mr.. u. -.
Taylor. on Franklin street. this evening
at half-rast s.
The cast is a very strong one. and the
outlines of the trial. which have been
drawn by Mr.. Evan Chesterman, the
idle Reporter" is excruciatingly funny.
Mr. Chesterman will direct the Mock
Trial" but Mr.. Charles Pierson will be
acting manager, and he will also take
part OF the plaintiff in the suit
Tickets for the entertainment are now
on sale at the store of Walter ID. Moses
d Co. at the Office OF the Jefferson Hotel,
and they may also be secured from Ia
dies connected with the Board Of Mama
gers OF the hospital.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-20
Interesting Service.

The special services at the First Bap-
list church increase in interest. Congrega
lions grow larger and better work is
being done Plain yet tender is the preach
ing DR.. Wrights subject last night was
"The Duty of Telling our Christian FIX
perience." 1t abounded IN pathetic
touches and happy illustrations. The re-
suits were evident in many.
To-day a MONDAY service will be held,
closing att T.. VI. promptly. and the sub
iect will be Unanswered Prayers: Why
and How They May Not BE Such" The
usual service at 2. NJ. will be conducted
by DR. Wright also
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-20
Gems of Ladies' Gar
ments at broken prices.

American art has no better made or
rhoicer styles. LADIES DRESSES
LADIES' SKIRTS. LADIES Shirt
WAISTS. Read these prices:
Ladies' Black or Navy Serge suns; an
sold for $3.50; all sizes to-day Tor
$3.50.
Blazer Suits, all new styles, made TO
have been sold for 50; these SL5O-al
sizes.
Elton or Fiy-Front Suits OF Atwood
Vigoreaux. $3.50 suits. for $40.
The usual s. Cloth Suits, in dark cloth
shades. all sizes. for $3.50 a suit.
English Cheviot Tweed Suits, made 10
have been sold for S25; these for So.
The most stylish Of Satin Venetian
Suits, usually S35; these half price,
81 30 etc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-20
DIR. Dunaway mt Grove-Avcnuc.

DIR. Thomas S. Dunaway the venerable
Baptist minister of Fredericksburg, has
accepted an invitation from the Pulpit
Supply Committee of Grove Avenue
church TO preach at that church next
Sunday morning and evening. Or. Dun
away recently resigned the pastorate Of
the Fredericksburg Baptist church on ac-
count of advancing age and inhrm
health. lie Is one of the most promi-
nent and best-known as well as ablest
Baptist preachers in the South, and will
doubtless be heard by large congrega-
lions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-20

on MONDAY, APRIL Il. 1892
at o'clock T. NJ, on the premises. we
will sell by public auction, either as a
whole or in separate parcels. as may seem
best at the time of sale all the above
named WELL-LOCATED AND ATTRAC-
TIVE PROPERTY. fronting 100 feet on
south side p street. extending back on
western line Twenty-eighth street and
between parallel lines S5I2 feet, more Or
less.
In the spacious corner store Messrs.
Jones Brothers have established and are
conducting profitable and growing
grocery. feed. and fuel buiness, and there
is on the adjoining lot barber-shop and
shOeshop, then four other attractive
vacant lots well adapted 10 either bust
ness or residence, houses built upon which
would rent readily, the property being i'm
mediately on the Traction railway line,
in a thickly settled and growing section.
Sale positive and terms liberal Prompt
attendance is respectfully urged.
j. b. ELAN x Co,
ap 90 AuctiOneers.