Holbrook argus., 1902-11-01
II WAS A BAD STORM
FOR THREE DAYS IT RAKED ALONG
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Vote of Receiver of Fruit Assoeiatiou-Aceused of Defraudins-Teamster Narrowly Escapes Death-Steamer Encounters Typhoon

The cruiser Olympia, which is to b' the flagship of Rear-Admiral Coghlar in the winter naval maneuvers, is being detailed at the New York navy yard, on account of the lack of coal. Robert Zolamea was arrested We'd
 nesday in San Francisco by Detective Crockett and lodged in the. City Prison He is wanted for the embezzlement ol SIG, ,000 from New York firm, but the police are reticent regarding the details of his alleged crime.
 Frank Norris, the we'll known nov elist. who was operated on Thursday a, San Francisco for appendicitis, is rest ing easily. He passed a fairly good night and though in weakened condi- tion, he is well enough to be consid- cred out of danger.
 Dr. B. F. Stoll, charged with the murder of Dr. Robert J. Blake at San Francisco, was arraigned Thursday in Judge Morgan's department of the Police Court, and, by consent, the date for the beginning of his preliminary examination was set for Monday. c. c. Finnemore, teamster, nar- rowly escaped death Wednesday morn- ing and lost or had injured five of his eight horses. Just before descending a steep grade near Marysyille he stopped to oil the axles, and while so engaged wild cattle frightened his team into running away down the hill.
 The vote for receivers to close out the affairs of the California Cured Fruit Association at San Jose, is com ing at a satisfactory rate. Already over 1000 favorable replies have been re- ceived. It is expected that not less than 2500 votes more than majority will have been received by Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. L. Oge, of San Ra- fael have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Marie Oge, to Truxton Beale. Their engagement has been known to the friends of the fami- ly for some time. Both are prominent in San Francisco society. Mir. Beale is diplomat of distinction, and is as we'll known in the society of Washing ton and New York as in San Francisco.
 Lieutenant Colonel Joseph F. Hus- ton, Nineteenth Infantry, who was tried in San Francisco two weeks ago by general court-martial for negli- gence in not quelling the riot of sold- iers on the night of September 15, re- ceived Thursday a reprimand from Mai. Gen. R. P. Hughes, this repri- mand being the sole sentence imposed upon him.
 Frederick R. Marsh, who is accused by Mrs. Hester Bentley with having defrauded her out of 5000 on a sale of some real estate, was lodged ill the San Francisco prison Thursday by De- tective Reynolds, who returned from Los Angeles with his prisoner, where Marsh was captured by the police on information sent sfrom San Francisco. In Los Angeles he had registered as G. Catlett.
 The steamship America Maru, which arrived in San Francisco Wednesday, from the Orient, passed through ter rible typhoon on the day after she left Yokohama. The vessel:steamed straight through the vortex, encountering fear full seas. One of the Japanese stewards, who attempted to pass along the deck was struck by the water and dashed against deckhouse. His skull was broken and he died instantly.
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