San Francisco Chronicle from San Francisco, California • Page 11

st leg5sw STtwwwzF SAST PRANCISCO CHEONICLE SUNDAY JUKE 5 1892 11 VERDENALS The Names of New Yorks Big Theaters Comings and Goings of the Californians Au Old Tjmer VSho Once Dwelt in Historic llarysville Personal hotes pedal Diitntch to the Cheoxiclb iw i okk June 4 Yes if club were trumps taut would be a good pair to draw to remarked an old California Club man as be meandered up the avenue witnin the shdms of the New York and Union clubi Evidently his bead was toll of club mailer and He referred specially to a pa of hai dsome club men who were iturruns alonj at if their well ordered dinner jrht citch cold Nobody likes a cold dinner not even a club man The pa a luded to were both good looking en as yon might see with half an eye EJw Barnes was certainly the mo 3 viracious and he was eTidently retailing the latest racy cub goss to Edw ard Taylor bat the latter is nothing if not dignified so beyond a qmet Ha hal quite good by Jove he had little to remark An hour 1 tpr witbia the sacred club partals Mr Tavlor 8 expressive face was roy with wrtath or smiles for he had dined well anl Barnes capacious jokes agreed with his gest on Tayior hasnt decided wLere lie i spend the summer this year lu Ven to i is sure to bank in his smiles 11 ujJ5 Mr Barnes still insists npon Pjcii coast trip unless imperatiTe on ness i ould call him to Pans We i oil creatures of circumstance but Barnes neer neglects business Mr Tay i is err iec eJ th the bigQuinlin grain huuse an i share cf pronta in active seasons whea his friends are here runs up iio the thousands jts ia a name So far as designating mutters ind things not much Take ou Nf orfc theaters for instance ere the new iif avenue Theater loca ed oTer on Broadway and the Madl iin square Tnei which tou can hnd itter ben ong Twenty fourth street There no Krden at Madison squa and et the os etenti as ed fce ected New ork ut amjsement purposes 13 ca fd the Mad on square Garden The Co iib Taeafr can be found awnv oat i Hrem The new theaters are lens more aptly caied evident in deer en to esthete taste Irenchs new nple of the muses wi be called ti Araer can while Hammerstein tes Manhattan for his designat on and 41 llaman and Frank fca izer come the lront with the nin Astir wi i build a new thej ter on the et i la at ThiTU fourth aireet which 1 be cal ed the Murraj Henrv bbey ev dent de ii mmiorta zng hioielt so new JSoO 000 rroida hoie wi bear his name Gecrpe Led re is nffl ted in the same way and Ledere in electric lights will adcrn the front of his place of amusement Talk nb aDout Hammerstein he is one of the Napo eonic managers and builders of theaters who have developed wi hin a few ve ir He stHr el cuu in rlem and ettel a snia 1 tl eate ll friends sa I was a fool that the theater woulJn pay sa Mr liaruruerste the other i Wei it diun 1 lost troiey sol rnaje a yeer fool ot mv sclt in my Ir erds est matiOT by bu dine iimturn will keep a la ger and tine theater and Harlem 0rry he did go too That a iu ce aid ilia sue Tnere sai ed aw remarked aa Anglo American barrister who lormerly resided In California 1 ana who is now playing at practicing here is just this 1 sued to leave my lodgings in London with 1 in my pocket for expenses I invariably re turned borne with some change in rny pocket In New York I leave my rooms with five dollar bill in mv Test pocket nd bless me if 1 dont have to borrow all the way from SI to S3 to get home And then Franklin brown added And if yon started out from your Ban Francisco apartments witb a five dollar eold piece the chances are yon would own half the town before yon retired for the night Such are city differences Seated at the Coleman one afternoon Uet wees was a short man with close cut gray beard who years ago used to cut quite a figure in Jaliiornia politics ot the Republican persuasion He was then a resident of the classic regions of Yuba county with bedqusrters in ilarysville where Stephen Field and George Gorharn were wont to make things hum Yes said Charles Patterson we had lively times up in Yuba Once npon a time I was running for City Clerk against Geors Gorhsm It was ed hot The salary was only 2o00 a year but it was the pride of the thing 1 was supposed to have the short end of the rope and 1 worked like a beaver I spent well I guess 3000 on expenses and bluffing bets and about 4 clock I concluded I was a eoner and started to go home to rest Dropping into the lobby of the big hotel I saw my opponent and a party of jubl lant Iriends They offered me enticing odds bat I was cleaned out so I responded good naturedly to their chafi went home and to bed but it was only to be aw at ened about midnight by a lot of friends who were making Marysville howl for I had been elected by just thirty one votes Yes I joined in the general howL I was always a leading hgure in politics held Borne offi es and tuen lit out Where am 1 now Why up in Spokane and if ever you come that way drop in and see me and we 11 try to make things agreeao Mr Pat erson lelt lor his new and 1 hope prosperous fapoLane AVash home the next day Many were the ambrosial cups drunk to the success and happiness of several Cali fornnns on June 1st At Nvack oa Hud ou iluam Effingham was manied to Louise Lawrence Campbell ana the hind some City ot Oaks will prenlly De clad dened by their resence At Spnngheld Mass Sarah Mordecai was made the bride of Lieutenant John Miley Fitih rlil ery stationed at San Francisco Over at the Hub Harry McDowell and Miss Fuller were made one Morgan Hill after a pleasant sojourn of ten davs at the Holland House left for home Wednes lav He will tarry by the wajside een into absorbing some of Chicago characteristic sort i te i notable crowd of representative Canfornians were thev who Bailed for I lverpool Wednesday on the Cit of ris mong them were Senator Le and 6 an ord and party including Mrs btarford her brother Lathrop and Lash the Governors private secretsn Governor anford aa all his fr ends 1 ke to cat lum was looking fairly well He thinks a course of bans nt Aix le Ba ns 1 do the work Dr Loomis expects lo ears ao Dr Loomis sent Abram a llew it to Aix le Bains for an ailment of Ihe legs wh ch no isly impeded locomotion Mr Hewitt went on crutcnes but came back fsw weeks later with a pretty good pa legs under him and had for gottn crutches entirely Mr an oru tegs need the same kind ot hx ng np is he weihs 2o7 pounds and his uc aer pins are his onlv weak spots Tie death 01 ill am oegthn the enic a list was deeply regretted by his many tellow artists who kew him in San Francisco STine ears since Miss Mahcnev one of the trusted ser vants of he lood family who hid deter mined to visit the ould lolks at home arrived on time consigned to Harry Pe irson friendly consideration He saw that stis got on bj rd in good hi and she ai ed away blessing him for the nicest man sne had met since leavirg 8an Fran Mrs John Minturn lert for Ssn rTan sea i Wednesday followed by he best wishes of her miny friends She wi spend ihe summer on the cojt tli InenJs aid relatives Aleanwnue Jir bachelor hall and be too way on the City of Paris on edneday Tim Hoptin and wife and iia Ho us tu them I were Murphy an 1 George A Pope I and tbeir respective brides and Ills 1 ope luey al bat bie sen oils ana nowers Kusel uson Dick Pease anU raits of on ig Call ornnns were there to bid them osge with tears in their respective eves Ihey go and they me It only seems yesierday that the Newlands fam i en across ihe seas They have been with us some time Bred bhaon with his family all look ing in resplendent health relumed on ednesdxv They found thir Fifth avenue residence the pink of perfec nan Mr and Mrs Hern a Oelnchs nd Mis Bir lie ruir are at ewporu Mr Oelncli will return on Monday The Pullman barolan nuptials Tuesday at Chicago will be very qu et owmir to the retent death of Mrs Pullman Miss ancne fcmnh wbo spent the winter here with Miss Lillie nans is reported engaged to Mr Melville the Jo Kerr of newspaperdoin Another sister Mls Maud will marry the Russian Pr nee igelschieti James Hagg wi i viit ban Francisio shortly when the weather here waxes too warm Mr and Mrs Pennock and tamily and Miss Elliot of I OS Angeles were at West Pont tins BY THE LAIMH A Little Girls Story of Crima Detective Fooled by Two Innocents Chicago Gets the Marine Band Leader at a Gilt Edged Salarj ces maJe 1 ti fa are a success wel aid tne laugi was on mj rends Nfn this Mniattan Thirty ourih slreet opca nuuoe is my biggest yen lure It is nreproof om toptotottom Jb very piece ol nte is covered with as bestos the ba anre is stone marble iron and ass es sr the ce ng will be jrlais a in Uoesii deveop the res cou tic open es in the wor I a 1 ve i uch staken and so ae we a fa a ml ing cost me fl 000 I aave asel the grou id for sixij ea Iter that somebody else can hart ho li be ra manager I have nvued Mh cus Mayer to boss iMi Job bul im mi sure of him lscn nv filer runs in the fire We i en on 1 1 or bp embe flam a ve Himrrerstein is a short th ce set man tn a nood hum red face and believes waat eve body else says can i be ine I oj cin hardiy say thit Ca 1 Schurz feen neut sta esma and cU ic oraior se as or the hasiness rren Tk He aj pesred on Wednesda a suit mieiide i to be somewnt au fa 1 sum se He is over leel in height so mag ne how looked in a short ack acK cnit uia fattea lum well like the feieatv of saca bodv coverings 1 weffc tharles oeelgesang represents i uss vnitu rtiuuu uoru Lalilorma among the est Ioint graju ates Smedbere Jr and ici ed bv an Alp ne soft hat of a sim lar hue and on his feet were low Cl sbues of classic red brown to corres pnJ vita hu headgear a pair of ecru tfloves carnea in his left hand a brown cane nghi It Was a singular ce na on Just hen me stepping alone Wauer Dein hs stalwart term acta ei a close hiving cu eway tna evidently had bee i especially molded nan lorre face was surmounted nith stio si iiii of ihe la est fash on and hi sh es were real polished lliere was ng contrast between the two and yet the loruier evidentl thought that so far as ouiwara looks were concerned be Was np to concert ten But he wasn Lasi week was a good one or those who like to look upon the great men of the land for many of them were in town and est iy aeeaale In the halls and lobbies of the riltn avenue Hotel jou were liable to across the nngnetic statesman Blaine ol I une a ne is always natural He dtesB pose and is never em berassei His eje is bright when he nienj somebody he knows and hu face 1 ghis up as re grisps his visitor cord i bv tee hand Grover Cleveland wno was roosting at the same time rcross the at the Victoria his favmte stopping place on tbe con trsrv appeared ronstr men He seemed lo Want to shrink trom observation and tever qui succeeded There is something uncertain about the man that nikes visitors ill at ease This wears twav only wnen he is safely ensconced Witt four walls in company with bis coahdantes David 11 was here too and occupied very high quarters at the No mandie He seems to have given Ied MOaes and ihe Hoffman the coid hou der since he becsma Senator David has lost his grip of 1st Now that he is no longer tbe Master of State the are fewer obsequious time servers and politicians to pay tourt to him Senator Hill is much more of an iceberg than he was when Governor It looks as if a thin iron wedge had entered his political soul and it didnt agree With him Hill didnt look happy laSi week while Blaine was cheenr and tmrl iag and Ceve and was modest and retiring Hill had the appearance of a big schoolboy who had come home too iste for supper and was blaming everybody else Tor his own domes And there hovered around General Clarason Tom Piatt Whitney ilium Grace Czar Torn ed Sloat Fassett DickCro ker John New Senator Carlisle and other political celebrities and President makers The difference between living in New lork and London my dear boy McKenna are members of next year gr duuing class Ibanes bmeis ana sister have been Msiting here tor some weeks They will leave soon for Europe to join thei other EJitor Laniel with two big gnpsscks filled th New York notes left lor Minneapolis yesterday via the Pennsylvania Columbian express Daniels stood the hot ipell like a Georgia major and his only regret was that be had to ter himselt away so soon xiis Alameda Jrq is will soon indulge in the prevailing luxury of a new press Gonnresmaa General John A Cutting ha been trying to recover his health by rest and recuperation wjth relatives here Last week he visited his birthplace up in Essex county but it was more depressing than exhilarating Hotel arrivals a Pillsbury A Fisher Mrs Caminetti Parker Crittenden A Hall Levitskv A Levering David Bush Rose Wat kius Miss Eobbins Sullivan Mrs Mc Cord Tucker Mrs Bradley a Mann Brownell Clar A Newell Wiley Nrs Sneldon Goldsmith Ainsworth I Keeler Cirfe Hngnes Lainrop Pe kins A Russell Drejfus William BramhaiL Keith Mrs Maynard Paquale Berwin I Coleman Cox A Hermann Johnson and wife Murphy Jones Edward Cole Wallace BurreU Samuel Clarke ex Register of Bankruptcy left lor Minneapolis this morning to see the political fun Vodtsxu WHO SHALL BSffif EXECUTOR A food man desires absolute safety in tne proVaioa which ba makes by win or gUt for tbe rbtecu of bis love and ears There are few trusts more sacred than tbe muagement of property upon which a widow a minor child or aa oafottn saie relative or friend Is dependent If In maktof these ovlois oar thOSfbts turn to any individual oersos we cannot forget tb daa rs whreU sarroand bis selectloa Toe chief ele nieat of daujr seiecUas natural person as trustee is the nace talntv of human life and the dencacr cf human health Oar choice ts often defeated tv unforeseen events over which we nave no control Utstor tells as too of the many lapses of tadlvldoal trostee into habits of speculation and sometimes of JiMlpaSoo whose state oedent tivea cava no reaaoa to fer aocb reaulta 1 be advantages whtco aproperlr orcaaizedtrnst companrotrer totbepnbfc 1 ne execution of wll ft the care ot estates the investment of trust funis tbe care ol minora property lb maa aftmentot tbe CJ of the oaf Jrtua fte cannot be overestimated tarries destrtng information on tbe ennjectwotplesae confer wlttt the California Safe lJepoc tand Troat Company corner xit Jtonjroicerv ajl Calfornta sireeu ban rran cisco Ao charge made for such Information Special Dtsnatca to tba Caoxicia Chicago June 4 A most formidable rival of the celebrated Joe Mulhatton and the other newspaper fakers throughout the country has been discovered in a lit tle suburb of Chicago called Willow Springs The rival reterred to is a ten vear old cirl named Maude Beebe Maude is a bright little girl and full of fun and she dislikes to go to SchooL After spending several sleepless nights in thinking up some scheme whereby she might get a respite from the toils of the schoolroom she finslly hit upon a novel plar she had heard her father and mother ilk about the strange disappearance of Captain Egan a well known Chicago man and with all tbe instincts ot a natural born romancer she conjnred up a yan which she felt sure would cause enough of a sensation to close tbe doors ot tbe much bated schoolhouse for several days The plot was a deep one for the girl carefully roped as a confederate her little brother who is about 6 years old Maude wis not slow in putting her scheme into effect for the very next evening she and her little brother came running into the house white as ghosts a id completely out of breath It was some time belore the girl could speak and when she did finally the tale was enough to horrify her gray haired mother Maude and her broihr Tommy had almost reached home related the girl when Tommy discovered that be bad lost his mit ens Maule being the elder aocom panie him bark oyer the road to look lor them 0 i tneir way they had to pass a onely hoilov a the edge of the timber As they near 1 this pluce they saw a man bareheaded and in his shirt sleeves run muz from the timber towird a wimpy sloogti Iu hot pursuit were four men ahr were barefooted One of the four liurlM a large stone at the fleeing man a 1 1 struck in tne back ot the neck 1 hen another who had black bushy wi skers ae zd him by tbe arras from ind and forceJ him to the ground He cr ed ljr help at first but the man with inkers pressed pr soner face into he ud nottier ng Ins cries In the I enntime one of ic other three fetched a acket of water from the slouch while a other he ie inr feet Then he I the bind whiskers pressed his knees nird upon ihe ostrate mans back and I then dr wing a hugs carving knife 1 cut of head faking the head In his hands he held it up for the others to look at whi the fe low who carr ed the I bucket cashed water on the headless trunk to wash the Hood away At this point 1 the man with pjntical whiskers caught sht of Tommy an1 Maud who were ml terested spectators of the blcody horror and were ta id ng just oyer the fence next the road They tied in dismav when the bewhiskered individual dashed tbe lead to the ground and made at them I witn savage yell but stopped when they a tv the man did not come farther than tbe fence Tbev looked back and saw the men bearing the bodv into the woods I Maude had tol 1 this story to her brother several times on their wav borne that 1 mxht and succeeded in making tbe little I lellow bel eve that it was really so and as I tbe liule rl spun out her tale of horror with an ah indance of corroborative detail Tommy caretulh assented to every word Tne pire us called a neiehoor John Banks he village storekeeper and to rim the chil Iren reported their thrilling experience Of course Banks told the ev it tne ore that night and by day light every one in town knew it and the local Methodist preacher accompanied bv ha a dozen villagers went with the I cmliren tu investigate their story They found what they supposed were the tracks i ie by the bare feei of the alleged mur derers but as it hat rained all night all traces of tlood were washed away Near uv in the timber was a slaughter house ere dec epit old horses were butchered or the Chicigo market last fall Here was found a tin pall which was identified i by the children as the one used the night I before by tbe murderers It was also i i scovered that a wagon had been driven I into and out of the timber during the nieht The story reached Chicago the next Hy and as the descriptio 1 of the mur ered man Uied very closey with that tne missing Ciptan Egan several detectives were put on the case Each of ihe sleuths one paper save there were at least twenty of them questioned the children over and over again Every time however the children told the same story remmoer ng even the smallest de ills Ihey were questioned sinely and together but always witn the same re suit After a weeks work without any success the detectives gave up the chase It was then and not till then thai Maude told her mother and father that she had been fooling all the time and that she bad done it in the hopes of getting to stay away from school Maude and Tommv had ben allowed to remain home from school for sveral davs while the search was going on but when the game was up and Maude confessed her guilt she received a regulation interview with her papa and a long switch in the woodshed and will hereafter go to school murder or no marder Archibald Clave ring Gunter stopped over in Chicago for a couple of days early this wee on his wav lo California He is now at work on a new book he says and is going out to his old home in search of some new inspirations He will spend several weeks in San Francisco at least and possibly the greater part of the summer John Philip Sousa leader of the United States Marine Band which made its appearance in San Francisco a few weeks ago has decided to remove to Chicago Tbe Fair city is not satisfied wits ha vine the best orchestra in America tpat con ducted by Theodore Thorn ss but wishes to have the finest brass band as well Chicago has her fadlts bat she never does things by halves A syndicate of Chicagos moneyed menVbas secured Mr bousas services and has gned a contract whereby that great leader is to receive a salary of 16000 a yeir besides an interest la the receipts rom the band he will onranixe The above salary is guaranteed for five Tears and his interest in the profits will ba twice as great the second third and fourth years as the first Mr Bousa expects to be relieved from his present position by Aligns 1st and to have his flew band organized by the 1st of October It would appear to soma as if John Philip Sousa bad struck a veritable snap but it is only aa instance the Chicago way of doing things Among the theatrical event of the weak was the launching of the Imperial Comic Ooera Company which xave its nrs psrformanc at the Clark street Theater last Sunday sight The prima donna of the company is Miss Mittie Atuenon a vaiuumia i nuv ua wuu tor iierself very favorable reputation on the operatic staire She is a bright Win some little woman with an unusually Atherton in private life is iltu Frank Amett This is her first appearance on tne stage since her majriaee a vear or two ago The company of which she is the star will piav in Uhlrago througnoui ua summer aim in tbe fail take the road and wilt in all probability visit California during tbe winter Phil Crovat returned to Chicago from Ban Francisco last Saturday having accompanied the remains of his mother there for burial Among tbe Pacific Coasters who spent last Sunday in tbe Worlds Fair city were Mr and Mrs King Los Aneeles Mrs Townsend Rhody Arnold Dr Meechers Dos Angeles Teller A Bell Santa Barbara Col grave Los Angeles a Hendry Mrs Williams Woodier Sacramento BeremsnMr and Mrs Todd Rideout Mrs Koster John Adams was an interested guest of the great Fair city last Monday Tbe war on Cyrus Teed tbe boius Messiah has reached a critical stage and unless the indications are misleading the blasphemous impostor Will shortly be behind the bars or a fueitive from justice Owing to the absence of the principal witnesses for the prosecution in the Cole case Teed was discharged vesterd but the case will be pushed lust ihe same ana the evidence against him is so certain that his conviction is almost positive Lawyer Hill Said We will rearrest that man probably next week and will never let np until we have broken up his harem and driven him out of town or put him in a penitentiary I believe onr principal witness was hidden away by the defense Had we gone lo trial the case would havs eone aeainst us and we snould have been barred against another action in the Justices Court It a shame said the aged mother of Thomas Cole as she came from tbe crowded courtroom leading her eight year old boy This is the little fellow adopted by Mr Cole and wife and whom she took with her together with all the bonsehold goods Coles money had bought to Teeds heaven That little boy knows what was done said azed Mrs Cole He came home to mv house from the heaven one day and told me about it I questioned him closely but he stuck to his story Any one can see that he is te ling the truth Later in tne day Cowing Teeds original bondsman becoming tired of plaving the role of trodden worm aston lsbed the prosecution by swearing out warrants for the arrest of Attorney Hill and Thomas Cole on charges of ai tempting to extort obtain and procure from Cowing a large urn of money tor their own use and charging that they entered into a conspiracy to cause his ar rest and indictment lor having commuted perjury they having alleged that the ban which Cowing gave for the an pea ance of Teed was straw bail The de fendants are also charged with attempt mg to extort money promising therefor to suppress the prosecuuo and to who hold certain evidence which they cou bring forward to prove Cowing guilty ol perjury Meantime a committee of 100 citixens of Auburn Park is devising means tor dnv ing Teed from that village and so con vinced is Teed of their earnestness that he has twice asked tor police protection There is hule doubt that Teed will be tarrei and feathered if the courts do not stop bis iniquitous practices CAPITAL GOSSIP Yery DallTimes Araongthe Lawmakers Southern Capitalists California and Ken of Money Watching the Scheme to Grow Sugar Cane on Tnle Lands AROUND THE WOKLD Th Hazardous Trip of a Flacky Bicyclist New Yoes June 4 Frank Lens the wheelman started on a trip around the world on a bicycle from the City Hall at 3 oclock this afternoon It is a hazardous undertaking but Lenz ieels perfectly confident of accomphsnmg it He proceeded up Broadway to the Man haltan Athletic Clubhouse of which cluo he is a member At 4 clocE accompanied by a large coterie of Manhattan wheelmen he pro ceeded to Central Park and through the park to Riverside drive Tbe course taken was to ion ken Tarrrtown and Ai batiy From the capital city Lenz will turn westward passing hr ugh tics From there he will visit Syracuse Koch ester Buffalo Niagara Ial Detroit Chi cago bt Paul Minneapolis Helena Spokane Falls and then go down the slope San Francisco He expects to arrive on the coast by October 1st He will sail for Japan where be expects to stay three weeks proceeding across the channel to Shanghai It is bis object to ride over land lo Calcutta a route which has never been undertaken He will go through In dia Afghanistan Persia Palestine and Asiatic Turkey to Constantinople from whence be will continue his journey and visit Servi Bulgaria Hungary Austria Germany bwitzerland Holland Belgium France and the British Isles He fuhy expects to reach the City Hall by Juje 4 1894 ATTORNEY Starvation TAOOABIS CRIST JC Aid i Drove Him Prisoper Chktskkk Wyo June 4 Starvation drove Attorney Frank aggart to the desperation of accepting money and providing Criminal Kinch McKinney witb the means of escape from prison Taggart tells this They have been to all appearances keeping pace with the best people nere dressing stylishly keeping a carnage and entertaining quite lavishly nt intervals The woman declares tint in spite of this outward display they were without substantial food tor weeks at a time often having only bread and tea for their meals In Nebraska they had been wealthy but their fortune collapsed with a real estate boom Taggart is to be prosecuted ss an acces sory to McKtnneys attempt 10 kill a jailer A plea of not guilty to this charge nas been entered From his cell grs is petitioning friends to furnish 3000 bail for hirn MEETING OF BROTHERS Neighbors bat Only Discovered Their Relationship by Accident Guthbib June 4 Georje Scott left hu home in Tennessee fifty nine years ago when a lad of 17 and ow ng to some troube changed his name to Ueorge MitcheU After wandering about some time be settled Indian Territory where he has since reared a family losing track of his people whom he left in Tennessee and tney of him Several vears ago his brother movd to this Territory and settled on a farm three miles distant where be has since lived All this time until Thursday the Broth era who were acquainted as neighbors did not know of their relationship Which was discovered oj laiKmg ol old limes in Tennessee Submitted to the Court Cleveland 0 June The cases against Warren Corning and Julias French of the whisky trust were submitted to tbe United States District Court yesterday A decision will not be made for several days In Favor of Hyatt New Yost June 4 The Jury In the suitor Father Dent against Blsbou Byan for 100000 damages for slander returned a verdict in favor of Bishop Byan yesterday i Br I ot i Dlspote Foeset Tex una 4 Near here yesterday Jack Arnold stabbed Will Short to death and fatally wounded James Short during a dispute over some lands peclal DltBatchtothe aosnexa Washixgto June 4 ilifornlaa representation in Congress is dwindling and at times this week it hss been a difficult matter to find any one from the Golden Stute at the capital Very fortunately nothing of vital importance came up Tne resignation ot Judge McKenna left a hole in the delegation that can be filled only by an exceedingly big peg Senator Stanford sailed for Europe this week and will return after the adjournment of tbe first session lust in time for a visit to his home and a look over the university and stock farm belore coming back to Washington for the winter sitting Congressman Cutting has been away somewhere in tbe mountains for his health for three weeks and his return is entirely a matter ot conjecture Senator Felton is in attendance npon the national Republican convention but will coma back in a week while Mr Bowers took two weexs leave of absence beginning six days ago Mr Geary is postponing as long as possible a trip to California made necessary by a case in court involving over a mil lion dollars and while he wtll probably not start before the middle of July it is sale to assume that once on tbe coast he will remain there until December taking part in tbe campaign in the meantime This leaves only Mr Loud and Mr Caminetti to account for The former has been seriously ill but is now a da ly attendant at the Rev Mr Mil burn prayer me tmg but should he suffer a relapse he will no doubt seek a more congenial Clime and where can be find except on the shores of the Pacific A prolonged session of Cotigress and a good dose of Washington sutry weather may cause Mr Ciminetti to turn lace homeward to engage in the fall campaign It all sounds like the atfectlng tale of the ten little Injuns ot whom it is chrom cle i there is none remaining But Cah lornia is no worse off in this respect than many other Sates One day last week not over 100 men were on the floor of tbe House at one time and even ambitious young statesmen with their maiden speeches yet to be made could be induced to take the floor which led Mr Wilson of Washington to inform the bpeatrer tbat it was the first time in all his experience that there was not somebody ready to jump into tbe breech and fire of a lot of stuff lor borne consumption Daring tbe next month or until theconventions adjourn congress will not attempt to do anything in the line of important legislation Pillsbury the San Francisco lawyer left for ew York early in the week intending to reach Minneapolis where he is a de egate on Sunday Daring his ay he was one of the bst entertained men in Washineton revelinir in tbe de lights that society oilers When it became known that circumstances would compel him to remain longer than he bad intended cards poured in on him from many notable houses and he found his time fully occupied He appesred at Sir Julian Pauncetotes reception and was also present at the brilliant Country Club ball which is one of Washington annual spectacular events and calls on President Harrison and Sec etarv Blaine also marked his stay here Before leaving he fully and freely approved the ashington style of beauty as exemplified in the geu tier sex Since it became known that it wss two to one that tbe Government wonld establish a cane sugar experiment station on what are known as tbe reclaimed lands ot tbe Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys in California a small but moneyed coterie of bouinern men hdve been watching lor legislation on the eobjct with a keen terest and wi 1 keep fully informed on the progress of tbe experiments as they are made They believe that larger profits lrom tbe industry can be secured in Ca lorma than anywhere once it is fully demonstrated that the cane will thrive there and they want to be first in the held if it is auspiciously opened They know that sugar cane will grow wherever semi ropical fruits mature and they hsve taken into consideration the fact that California fruits contain a much larger percentage of saccharine matter than tbe iruits ol other States believinr that the sime rule will apply to cane These men are sugar planters in theSouth to day and are in the business only for the money there is in it If it can be proved that sugar cane can be successfully cultivated on tbe Pacific coast there will be no lack oi Eastern and Southern capital for the new industry bosrd or Tiaitors to the United States Naval Academy Representative Wilson and wife of Wsb ington have left the city for a fsw days breathing spell from the intense heat now prevailing Yanderbllt ot Ban Francisco is at the BandalL ATJSTIIT COT BINS DKKAIL Be Will TJnlta Ne vr Jersey and Xons Island by Tunnel Nxw York June 4 I have just signed an agreement with the Pennsylvania Railroadysaid Austin Corbm yesterday by which Long island and New Jersey will be united by a tunneL Our plan Is to go down ai some point to be fixed by tbe Pennsylvania people and reach rock and then build arches passing under the citv of New York and continuing to Brooklyn It has not been determined whether the ronie shall have a single exit to the surface In New York city or more If one is determined On It will probably emerge TiaipthRtilBvv et tHat ntitanMN mol take tne elevated roads np either side of the city The tunnel will be twenty six feet across large enough lo take In the largest cars and ready for the heaviest traffic Electricity will be the motive power THE CITY HALL SEW ADVKKTISS311BNTS What Is puvt wijFVVlVJaijnz777a P00E WORK IS THE NORTHEAST WING HcCann McKay Censured bj Auditor Ismiley The Rotunda Plastering The City Hall Commission held a session yesterday which several tmes threatened to be a stormy one As usual when disagreeable questions are to be asked in connection with the affairs of the commission McCann McKay or sub contractorscontractors were the center of the argument The first argument arose when a motion was made to pass to print a progress estimate for plastering and other work done on the rotunda Commissioner Smiley objected to the payment of the entire estimate claiming that the plastering was not done according to tne specifications and that the sub contractor Welti acting nnder Contractors McCann McKay had saved the expense of considerable labor in putting on only one coat of plaster where three were demanded by the specifications Architect Havens declared that he was satisfied that the work was first class and that the specifications as interpreted by Mr Smiley could not be followed Superintendent Hngbes considered the work the best of its kind in the building Contractor Wietz endeavored to show that he had followed specifications in the only reasonable wav possible to a practical contr ctor the progress estimate of 3519 for tbe entire work was passed to nnnt Auditor Bmiler nrooosed aa an amendment that 25 per cent of the bill for plastering amounting to 1064 be deducted His motion was lost Auditor Smiley had another objection to make when it was proposed to pass to print McCann McKays progress estimate of o00 for work on the northeast wing Mr Smiley declared that the corrugated iron used between tbe floors was poor in Quality and he considered that it wopld be injudicious to give tbe contractors any more money until the work had been done to the satisfaction of the architect and superintendent both of whom had condemned it The commission however decided to allow tbe estimate on the condition that the contractors should be paid nothing more until tbe iron wore was made perfectly satisfactory The basement floor will be plastered in adamant fiefaaed to Pay Far William Stanley a Western Addition hoodlum was sentenced to six months in tbe House of Correction by Police Judge Love yesterday morning for disturbing the peace A few days ago Stanley boarded i street car and after refusing to pay his fare proceeded to make things lively for the conductor who called a police officer and had btanley arrested Texas Cattle Concerned CHETrvrr Wyo1 June 4 It is now learned that the proclamation of the Gov ernor ot booth Uafcota quarantining aeainst Texas cattle is but a repetition of Secretary Rusks circular which quarantines only 8gamst cattle from beiow the fever line in iexas Business over tbe Union Pacific and Northwestern will pro ceed ranch as usual A big percentage of tne came arriving is irom new Mexico and Arizona With these no interference is threatened jrtf fiastorip is BrSamuel Pit tixfa prescription for HT FANTS and CffTTiDREN It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotio pTibstance Itis a harmless substitute ibrPaTegoric Drops Infant Syiups and Castor Oil It Is Pleasant 4ts guarantee is thirty years use by Millions of Mothers Castoria KillsVronns Cas toria is the Children Pana cea the Mothers Friend Castoria Promotes TJIxestioa and overcomes TUt leney Constipation Soar BtemacVDlarrnCBa Feverlsnneas Tnttt the cMU Is rendered he tnr and Its lee natural Cstorl eoaulas UotpIa or other narcotio twoperty Castoria 1 eo wan adapted to children that I recommend It as superior 10 any prascrtpUoa knowatome A AttCKBrlCTX 111 Sooth Oxford street Brooklyn The ase orCaslola Is so nnfrersal and tta merits so we I known that It seems a Worlc ot sn pereroprtion to indorse It rewareaetatenige 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natrons to morrow evening by Powers stern eomeanv NEW ADTEBTISKMENT8 CHICAGO ASD RETCRX Onlv 70 on account of Democratic national convention Bee nauee Ho for the East editor page ttiajjapet Tax Ivt Lsj is an Irish drama Sited with strong situations and ekClfal Mendlag of patios and broad comedy ntch makes It Jntcresttnt and cxeirina Taken a a wbote Tbe Ivy Leal Is an et and unaffected vole ana Tnadela0iM combination of acting tinting and danc aweet aua tmaneciea Toice ana aaeilo BlwtlI rooocea to morrow evenln at quits tut OU the opening night illSSltlw Alcazar by WH rower EasMrn company Senator 6 tin ford who as ha grows older does not pay so much attention to the accumulation of wealth as he does to tbe happv and advantageous disposition west he alreadr has met an old time friend of his a few davs ago This friend is poor in money bat rich in children dividends on snares of connubial bliss having been declared with eteat regu larity at mi bouse hen tbe Senator espied him he was delected downcast sorrowful care ridden and he did not re spond with any great degree of alscntv or joyousness to the Senators Well John how are you and tne family Nothing wrong at hornet interrogated the Senator befora he received a re ply Oh no nothing wrong Were all healthy and theres more of us Eighth arrival dropped id tms morning hoy Well tnat ought to make you happy Got plenty to eat and wear havent you and a roof to shelter your Yes yes Ive managed to keep out of the poorbous but the new little fellows appetite promises to be something tre mendoas Now here John put in the Senator lil make a trade with yon Which would you rather have that boy or ona of my railroads Johns eyes dilated as he nervously scratched nis head Then they contracted to their normal sizs as he saidt Im afraid I cant manage a railroad I know 1 can manage the kid Ive had experience The trade was ofT and whether John went home with mora than enough to buy a rich christening rob only those who were present at 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