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ss fri BA3T FBJOTOISCQ CHBOyiCLB TmXBSDJLT XABC1 31 ISflS 4 iFossfJreelBanaits sfo ireSeen in Yery Rough Junjhyintjiills Near Hprnitos OjSoers Almost Positive That he Right Men Are Cornered Jof tbs Robbers Believed to Bo Qlff Rgan ih Notorious Fresno County Convict IMMMIIMMMMMMMHM I Apscisl Dispatch to the K3ironlcla MERCED March 80 A late report tM Aralnr from Hornltos states that 4 tWaippoed Goshen train robbers were 1 tea at oclock this morning making thetf way toward the old Francis mine on afarlposa creek In the Cathay valley district The officers wwb trot and heeding rest returned to Homltos for theVjDlght and will take up the trail LAahjf expect to locate the bandits early to thorrowv tf ShitrUC Cunntngtam of San Joaquin eototr accompanied by a deputy Is still on the trail and has not reported Jt i hour to night DetecUve Meade and posse who arrived here by special train from Fresno last night and at pact proceeded to Indian gulch re tumed this afternoon and took the 215 Vcjoek train for Fresno Deputy Sheriff HarreUson of VIsalia Informed a local officer this morning before leaving for Iadian gulch that the description of thehorse and buggy tallied with that 4thf two robbers were seen with during the day of the robbery at Cross creek and he has no doubt but that the men i whan abandoned the horse and buggy iretM robber sought for TTOLthe description that Si ttOrtHethe Indian Gulch merchant 3 ICavsOffleer Meade of one of the parties twho purchased goods at his store Mon 4I morning there Is not a shadow of a doubt but that one of the bandits Is 4ba notorious Cliff Regan Last night the robbers running short of prori alona after abandoning their rig made Mid Ml two sheep camps and robbed them of all the provisions they could find Among the passengers who arrived hereon the Los Angeles train from San Francisco to night was Postoffice Inspector Thrall who Is returning to iota In the hunt for the train robbers Thrall has been pursuing the robbers for week but temporarily abandoned the chase on Monday He will leave fat Tornltos early to morrow morning and Join the Sheriffs posee The officers ar strongly inclined to the belief that the men now so closely pressed weragnlltjr of the Cross Creek train robbery One of the pursuing party said to night that he had reached this conclusion altera week of careful Investigation It Is sure he said that not more thab two men were seen at any one time on the night of the hold up Jim Meade the ex Sheriff of Fresno tountr and special agent for the San Joaquin division of the Southern Pa clflc Company says If he Is not mis taen in what he saw on the night of the robbery there were not less than three robbers mixed up in the business Meade Jumped off the train before the i t0 robbers who were respectively i styled Chief and Jack had left the en 1 etae The moment he set foot bn the 1 ground some man from a position behind the fence that leaves the county read not a great distance oft ordered him to get back into the train andac companled the demand by sending a bullet In his direction Several shots were exchanged by Meade and the rob ber before Meade entered his car Indian gulch and the neighborhood where the robbers are now supposed to pie located is a very rough country Hornltos lies in the foothills There is much heavy brush all through the hills which would make It possible for the robbers to sleep by dayand travel by night with comparative safety This would seem to indicate that the capture of the robbers la by no means the easy task that some of the officers think it Is The Postmaster of Homltos telephoned the Information here to day that the robbers were xractlcally sur rounded and that their capture was but i matter of a few hours They robbed sheep ranch a few mllei out of town last night and the officers are said to be notion the trail Notwithstanding the report that the bandits are surrounded the hlUs Chief Special Agent Crowley and bis poxe have given up the chase They arrived from Hornltos early in the afternoon and took the first train for Fresno With Crowley were Meade and Deputy Sheriffs Tim rnons and Pec Before leavias here Crowley made the sUUment that he be lleved the pursuing force as on the wrong trail and that the men now being pursued in the neighborhood of Hornltos are probably a couple Vf norsethleves who had no hand in the hold up Meade took a contrary view of the sltuatlonKand thought the suspects Qurht to be run to earth sfnee many elrcorastances teem to convict them of complicity in the hold up at Cross creek The pursuing party was augmented yby the addition of two peace officers Jwa hereito dayt and in spite of the retirement of tbe railroad detectives from the scene of action the Indian guleh suspects are to be ran toearth Constable Thomas A Mack aid Der ttiSherift Stckird of ithisrplaceari rived from HornitoVjshdrtly before nolght to night end say that the two men cow being pursued ilri ihe neighborhood are uhdpubtediylhe train robbers Sheriff unningbamot J6aijotqulncounty and his posse as srell sathe other onicerswnoremainea 1 4 i i ng CLIFF REGAN THE MAN HMTEDFOR THE CROSS CREEK TRAIN ROBBERY Cliff Regan the man who Is suspected of having been concerned In the Cross creek train robbery has served two terms in the State Prison at San Quentin He was sent up from Fresno county on December 8 1S86 for one year for grand larceny and was discharged on October 8 1887 On July 12 1892 he was again sent to 8an Quentin from Fresno county for eighteen months for robbery and was discharged October 12 1893 IEY JAMES AVERY SEPMKfc ME DECEASED PIONEEB MJNISTEt oclock last night located three and a half miles from Indian gulch near two mountain peaks known as the Buttas The sheep ranch was owned by an IndianIndian gulch merchant from whom they purchased supplies a few days before and was kept by a Portuguese At the point of a sbtcun they compelled the Portuguese tdftjhh them with food One ate while tnttslood guard The Portuguese did noWhlfr accept any pay tor the meals sejXbut one of the biBits told him thVhe would blow hlslPrains out if he refused to accept the money He thereupon gave the Portuguese a fifty cent piece It was badly bent and looked as if It might have been in the hold up At 11 oclock last night the same two men appeared at a miners cabin not a quarter of a mile awayr snd compelled the miner a German to divide his food with them They took half of his ba conand an equal share of his beans and helped themselves to other food they found In the cabin In this case they made no offer of payment I believe they are the robbers without any doubt Mack and Stocklrd will rejoin the poaee at Hornltos to morrow morning BABE MANGLED BY A HOUSE CAT LITTLE ONES EYES TORN FROM THEIR SOCKETS THE DESPERATE MOTHER FINALLY FIGHTS TUB ASWAl FROM HER OFFSPRING JOHN ENOS STRICKEN DOWN The Ex IMd Beaator While Ralslag a Alarm of Fire Deeps Dead From Heart Disease la Sonoma SONOMA March 30 A messenger arrived from the ranch of MrsR Snyder to day with the news that the late ex Btate Senator John 8 Enos had dropped dead at 915 oclock It appears that Senator Enos who appeared to be In good health arose at his usual hour partook of breakfast and then repaired to the stable where he bitched up his buggy horse He tben started to return to the house when he discovered that the chimney was on fire Rushing Into the house to siva the alarm he suddenly threw up his arms and dropped dead upon the floor A physician was sent for and the examination revealed that he had died from heart disease For rears John Enos occupied one of the finest country mansions in Sonoma ith valley where with his wife and daughter he dispensed hospitality with lavish hand i nowever ne le residence on Sn About nine years ago however he left up tus residence on snv der Farm Grand View the home of the his wife and took 1 RenAter and his wife was sold and Mrs Enos went to San Francisco to reside with relatives There was never any divorce as his wife had an abiding faith that some day he would return to her and I with that object in view only last week rhe bought a home on Broadway in this city and Intended making many improvements on the same Mrs Enos is now In San Frandsco and has telegraphed that she would take charge of deceaseds remains Senator John Enos was well known In this Bute as a lawyer and politician He located to San Francisco many years ago In ITS he wa elected to the State Senate from that city on the Working mens ticket After serving the people In that capacity for four years he was aeoolnted by Governor Stoneman State labor Commissioner and held the ofoca Soma years ago he was mevln Judre cms court but latterly he has confined him for four rears prosecuting attorney In Jud Campbells self to the practice of law In Sonoma county Deceased was born In Fulton county and was 72 years of age DECAPITATED ON JHE FERRY BOAT SOLANO Ast Axed Maa the Victim of a Mrs terlstts Tragedy Is Found With His Head Cut Off ANTIOCH March JO Tuesday evening an old man was killed on lie ferry boat Solano at Port Costa No 6ns saw the accident andno one seema to know how it occurred Wheni oundthe victim iras lying across ona of the numerous tracks on tn ferry boat with one foot crashed and the head cut off clean from the trunk was a passenger on the If 2 Sacra mento train which arrived at Fort Costa at 130 oclock He had the conductors check in Jili Docket Bunched for Oakland or San Frandsco1 Coroner Curry was no tified and nadtne boay removed to tn Morgue in Martlnex The remains have not been Identified The victim was about years of age well dressed In black diagonal pints and vest bluev frock coat black overcoat clean calico shirt and gray underwear inrd shoes and black Fedora hat There wa nAtMntin6tL the bodrbr which ha couldjba Jdenufled except that his shirt was maraea wixn tne numow flap Besides the conductors check a couple of Oakland streetcar transfer checks were found In his pocket together with a new purse containing uis supposed thaV he was aTesldent otOak 1 iFOCSDjpEiD IX HIS BED End of toinfederate Soldier at Sam Blrgcy SAN DIEOO March James Edward Friend a well knowB nCT tper man nrmerl of Birmlnchim Ala and later in ineneignDornooa are convjncea oiior ei rasoTxex a soux oj vnj fh1 erate army tn the Warof theBebelllon i i aarmii waaounddead in hla bed to tha WUlard Mack said to night Tbe two men Hotel this morning from internal hem adWpa7aheecanit it forrhageaIIwaa aged years Terrible Iaeident at Hlnlna Camp Jfear the Summit of the Sierra in Xevada Coanty SpeeUl Dtepetch to tlie Chronicle NEVADA CITY Mareh 20 John Clarke a mlneowner and prospector who la Just in from Meadow Lake mining district up near the summit of he Sierra Nevada bring news of a terrible Incident that occurred shortly after dark Sunday night at the Trinidad mine in Sailor canyon eighteen miles due south of Cisco a small station on the Central Pacific Mr and Mrs John Brookenslde their fourteen months oid child and a miner who with Brookenslde have been prospecting a claim for George Montgomery the Oakland philanthropist were the only residents of that country for miles around Sunday evening while the men were In a tunnel Mrs Brookenslde left her child on the sitting room floor playing with a large house cat and went Into an adjoining room A few minutes later she heard agonizing screams coming from the child Rushing to the rescue she found the cat fiercely attacking it The desperate mother finally fought the enraged animal off but not until It had torn both of the little fellows eyes from their sockets Mrs Brookenslde hastily summoned the men from the mine and that night Brookensides partner set out afoot over Forest hill divide for Colfax to get a physician and men to help bring out the mother and child It is feared the shock may kill Mrs Brookenslde as she Is in a delicate condition USED THE MAILS TO DEFRAUD PUBLISHERS Arrest of a Maa at Taeoma Wha Was far Twenty Years a Prominent Eastern Educator TACOMA Wash March JO The United States authorities have arrested El Tripp alias Marion Brooks Charles It Lyon Charles Brown and John Wilson for using the tnalU to defraud Harper Brothers Band McNaliy Co Macntll tsn A Co and other publishers of school books His scheme was to represent him elf as clerk or other officer of the Board of Education and order books and supplies snti One lot sent to him was sold to a Seattle book store for SlSO It is supposed that he intended selling other shipments Ih the same way Tripp signed himself Charles Lyon In ordering books of Macmlllan A Co They sent his letter to Goodyear of III San some street Ban Frandsco their Pacific Coast agents who compared the letter with one they had received from apparently the same source and signed by John Wilson BelleTlnff ther were beinr vtattmluA the Goodyear firm turned the matter over to me unuea estates oncers who had Tripp arrested at the Postoffice This occurred three weeks ago but it was not until to day that details of TrtDoa transa Uons became known together with the fact that for twenty years ha had been nrominentty Identified with educational work in Michigan and Wisconsin holding RIVERSIDE ELOPERS AGAIN ROUNDED UP The Girl Professes Repentance far HeeEscapadeaad Her Gambler Lover Awaits Prosecution RIVERSIDE March 30 Olive Tragear tnereignteen year oia lass who was in daced to cltmbifrom the window of iher ieping apartment a house near Col ton and elope with a gambler by name of ai irw jignosr mini wu iirvtrri I fry the officers at noon to dav hidinr in a nwuw uw lairu Bioryci ine eottinern noiei auBanjtsernaraino The girl when found br the boKmVsji fn I iI a penjieni joooaana wiumg to return to frer parents wno nave oeen scouring tns hilts and canyons for herever since the mysterious disappearance Castro had taken advantage of the girrs position and left her bt th room where she was found without the intelligence of the landlord A few hours previous to finding her the police ran across Castro and questioned him reeardlng the whereabouts of Miss Tragear He protested that he knew noth ing or ner wnereaDouts ana even went so far as to deny that he had been In her romnanr In the nasi few dava Castro was UnntedUtelr arrested and put under bonds The father of the girl rlll prost VW Vv FJWVM1 sllBPKSiiiH thetanslna of tha strsam bv tha Crystal Sprlnga filtration pipes was concluded to cay ina arguaauu win not be for several wseks SATO TO BE STILL ALIVE MlSXELMKsWwf 1 laM QTJjft BrS4Bs ecstty Pitts asiAssae ctHr Tabteta Reduced Mrs Iltrf Tstmu Page Alacae atreetf asm Franciseoet Pamna aadCreKert Tatty Beges aratlostof taieLlve DeaUt That the Blaelc Jack Gaac i Was Wiped Oat SILVER CITS KJ March si There Is every reason to belle ve that the rportrtrnt out from El Paso stating that the Slack Jack gang of border bandits had beta surrounded and killed by the Mexico Is without foundaUon Members oi tna cans are renensa to nave Men seen tnce aerate otlha aUeged killing and ASSSSSXSriaZ fEFJiiiiiS l25i tmItoa pins and Beduelnt Ts eortd me atiatty the desperadoes i derenerathm of the Hrer and redsced a ipoooOs la Ctshacdweixiit iaareconuBeaflhir DR JPBHEST TO STAJfD TRIAL tbem to aUmy fat sick msad I UT Kaisoa UDenir rutm ana steaaaag Tas let are Tierf eetlr harmlen and streacthm mr Alleged Embeaalev Turned Over to iTlorate an wao them Obtsttr Retactss fhe aerr Ye rlC FOIIce bottles numtb tor one treatment Dr Wa faae Off Sarphis fat HERE ISE ITW BELDQtf Of fflS who win not rseegalss the same ef icn lUry Eulsoas Redadng Tablets swrtt palats hit sad coaveolent to take may be used instead of aia Obesity cobpoobo ana tat price is tot not We send free oar nrw eCrtJon if HO Trt ClIHE OBESTTT 50 portralu and aaawrDa LOS ANGELES March S3 A writ of habeas corpus la the case of Dr Forrest an alleged embesner or New iSJw J7LZLSJiZZ SainteSaitea ur mx ZZZZZ tSrhrVi rSi Sl JUvatoWa at routs SEND TOBnT ha was turned over to Sergeant Price of npeelal Remedies for Big Fat stesw the New Trijc police force who has given Free adrtes bout obetr raptor or aar DTForrerntn to morrow to clear upi other dlftast from our New Tork crCtotra hlibuslnesiilffalrs He will then be taken Medical DepartnwaU Wrtteaad descrlbi yosr East td be tried We totwardsood promptly Xspnatteg mmm mmmmmmtmmmmmmt 08 C5 envelopes MHtUOBl deparUneBt Dattbsr ADDITIONAL7 MAaiXErXKWsV lsnusMsaw ChteacOr 42 SMKITkOtr SAILED rBOMSAX TRAKCISCa VZ uusssw TTTrr Ti TTr 7r SaauCraSOUlow Ban DUgo zi way gySTgteReaSi I lAKTA ROSA March 30 rDr James Avery Shepherd died at his little home on Cherry lane in this city this afternoon Dr Shep herd was a native of Vermont In hi youth he spent much time la Braxll with his father While there he learned the languages spoken in the Bouth American countries After his fathers death at Rio Janeiro he returned to Vermont with his mother He graduated at Middlebury College and soon after studied for the ministry Fifty six years ago he was ordained at Louisville Ky by Bishop Smith of the Episcopal church Previous to that time he bad been president of St Andrews College In Mississippi which position he accepted at the request of Bishop Green of Mississippi It was while presiding over that institution that he married Hiss Evelyn Turner of Baltimore a lady noted for her grace of manner and other accomplishments Dr 8hepherd taught school in Kentucky a while and from there went to North Carolina where he lived nine years He came to California in 1854 and for several years conducted very successfully a school for young ladles in San Francisco He was a very Intimate friend of the late Bishop Kip and the two were much together Dr Shepherd was in Alabama when the Civil War broke out and was in Montgomery when the Confederate Congress met for the first time He it waa who Invoked the divine blessing upon the opening session of that body He continued the conduct of his Alabama school and with signal success considering the turbulence of the time With a keen eye for business Dr Shepherd turned all of his Confederate money earned as tuition fees into cotton corn wheat flor and other staple commodities and at the close cf the war found himself with a competence In 1STC Dr Shepherd returned to California settling at St Helena From there he came here and for many years was rector of the Church of the incarnation retiring about four years ago with the rank and competence rector emeritus No man in Sonoma county had more friends than Dr Sehpherd Of a broad liberal cast of mind and of the kindliest nature he was a wel come guest in eveTy home He numbered among the warmest of his friends 7 priests pastors and people of all denominations His courtly Southern manner made him one of the most agreeable and entertaining of men and he was worthy In every respect to bear without reproach the grand old name of gentleman He was a leading Mason and belonged to the Blue Lodge Chapter and Commandcry For several months Dr Shepherd had been ailing Yesterday he was attacked by paralysis The last holy rite was administered to him by Rector James Cope two days ago The last coherent words the reverend doctor uttered were these 1 have always done my best and amready Berts UJABT TORTS SEATTLE Arrived Uareh in stair Ertikara frea New Tork stasr Coture City from Urea Sailed Starch so stmraDtrfga and Signal or Dyea saar Callkst tor KA8TKRX PORTS NEW TORK Salled Mar SO stmr St Paal for 8oathaaptoa stmr La ottrgorae for Havre ststr Oeneaatc for Liverpool stmr Sooth ward for Antwerp BALTlHORE 8and Mir 39 star Jtoaehea for Bremen FORGOK PORTS SOttTJIAlf PTOX aaDed Mar 30 str alser Wlelmder Ores roe New Tork PLTUOttTH Arrived Mar 30 stssr Lean tromw Tort BREMEN ArrlTil Mar SO stmr Weimar from New Tork OENQA Arrtvtd Mar 30 stmr Aller from Xew Tork MISCELLiXEOCS ge MMMtni SAVEDFROM THE GALLOWS MURDERER MCARTHYS SENTENCE COMMUTED PHYSICIAKS DECLARE THE SLATER OF GEORGE FOX A MORAS DEGENERATE Has KoCeseoUoa of His Crlmo and Erranaoas Ideas of His Own Rights and Prlv tllaea shot down George Fox a fellow laborer without provocation The murderer was convicted and sentenced to be handed January 31 1S9S but execution of the sentence whs stayed by an appeal to the Supreme Court The verdict of the lower court waa confirmed and McCarthy was taken from San Quentin to Santa Rosa and resentenced April 18 1897 being fixed as the day of the execution Friends of the condemned man appealed to the Governor claiming that McCarthy was an epileptic and not a proper subject for the gallows The Governor granted a reprieve until October 15th following and appointed three physicians to examine into the condition or the condemned It was found that he had a soft spot on the top or the neaa pressure upon which threw him into epileptic fits Three trips were made to the prison but the doctors could not agree On October 12th the Governor granted another ra 1 prieve until April 2d of this year two weexs ago on Hatcn Gardner and Osborne went to the prison and again made a thorough examination of McCarthy They round him In the same 1 condition as when they first examined him From what they saw they came to the conclusion that he was not of sound mind and so reported to the Governor Acting upon their report uovernor avtaa commuted the sen tence GROWING WHEAT fa FEED SAN JOAQUIN CATTLE sck will Cat Grata Which can not Be Saved Because of Lack of Rain to ear It Spedat Dispatch to the Chrenlds SACRAMENTO March 38 Governor Budd has commuted the sentence of Murderer Dennis McCarthy on the ratheir peculiar ground that he is a moral degenerate The commutation is based upon a report from DTSFW WatclL A Gardner and A Os borne whom the Governor had appoint cd to inquire into the case Themeoicat men in their report say that they exr dude the uuestion of insanity in all of ordinary acceputlons and that they also exclude the question of irresponsibility from epilepsy They simply find the murderer to be a degenerate-physically mentally and morally Tneysay STOCKTON March Jl rThe pries of that ne lias apparenuir miwutwii iseu naa reacnea sucntmgn ugures that nt his crime or its effects and he plainly many of the farmers in the Ban Joaauln has incoherent and erroneous concept valleyhkve turned their stock on their I ntrn rlrhta and nrlvllegest gvowmg vrneaw wmen will not mature tlonS Of niS own ngms ana pnvuescs owln ro the immtT of nliL ltiMMut that hla mentality is so duu as to be on busing barley or hay to feed The mm iii lraWI1t iivf Ihif wheat makes excellent raxlw ni ni LJi MMfv no teMlTesnonsi 2tJ 05Srgthatitt 5 oi ciess ine owners nave debility for his crime cided to make feed of it Immediately ii Mwtu The crons onlhr chmm tx n7SXSirfaWa Jwonto river arT to suchSdUouit lleve him tobeamah whom a htftnane tt0 rt the train will nmhahivr iixJ commonwealth should allowtolivebut for feed and several sections up the val apart from th world undercondltions wwBaearfatTinT vS of appropriate seclusion care and treat of CoUegfevtUe the grain Usufferana roent we say tws in equaa jusuce to wat xarmers see tnat taey can nfcj tefT 5 the crops stock will eat tt SiZS JiiI5karandof mure iiui ts iuuik so preserveo belncr 1 VThttoc to SoothernCaiifornla is be a A I urana upe nmg SPRING NOVELTIES Alcazar Building II6T0I20 raERELLST lOTSssslVMTMnTfryssal i Best Eqaipped BsMit in the City FRATERNAL ORDERS Elegant lodge Kouu I TO LET Fancy Shirts Neckwear Hosiery Underwear Night RobeSpec Pajama Suits Gloves Etc High Grade Goods At Popular Prices EA6LESiicOM 748 750 Market St 242 Montgomery St Lot Angeles mod Sacramento TV Lodges 3Itlnglsi tha Halts at this Building COOD ELCTATOH fEBTlCB Ko charge tor organ piano or alstUla Uiht furnished la every room Tor fuxtherparticularsapply to JOH DEAXE Superintendent AicasarBulldlBg Roum 18 Chroruas Bunding Office hours Tram I A 1L to I 3L dally azctpt Sunday Ofacs telephone Main l5t Rsstdenca ttlephone ScoU 1H Views of the Klondike Inapiende Demand Are You Going There Are Tour Friends Going There See 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