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SAN IPRANCISCOCHHaNICjLK PRIDAY NOVEMBER 18 18G8 i IJ WEARY OF HER BONANZA KING Van Alstine of Klondike Is Charged With Cruelty i sand stands of arms and quantity of tr ammunition are reported to have Joined tne Kuans Tins lnsurt ents who arc now in strong orce In Llancbou prefecture These new auxiliaries are stated to be well dressed and more refined In manner tftan older rebels and the chief motto on their nan Clear out the traitors who surround the throne i West China ts stltl In a very disturbed state The band ehlef TuhMan Tot has emissaries throughout the province of 8zchuenna tn many of the dtles his proclamation Is posted caMng on the people to expel foreigners who are enemies of ins peopis ana seeking the partition or the empire Yuh Man Tol promises great deliverance and eren undertakes to have the Japan war Indemnity repaid BETRAYS IIIS PALS HIS WIFE UES FOR HER FREEDOM CLAIMS THAT HER ItlBAD HIS EATE AMP OTITBHWISB ABCSED UCR Plaintiff Oaee Disappeared From Sew lork With Thousands of Her Companions Meaey Baaalt 8eaalaston Tells of the Oro Grand Hold lp LOB ANGELES Kovrabtr 17 In the trial of Lorenso Hale and Albert Car penter In the United States Circuit Court here to day for tbeOro Grande train robbery Clyde Bennington one of the trio arrested and who turned states evldfnce continued hJs testimony giving the minutest details of the formation of the plan to rob the train and the directions taken by the robbers on the night of the crime His testimony implicates both defendants I Bennington Is only is years old Hale furnished the usee and dynamite but saj ne was not present at the robbery Special Dispatca to tfec Chronicle SEATTLE Wash November 17 Con Van Alstine a Klondlker who arrived In 8art Francisco last ummer on the 8L Paul with an Immense box of gold and who loet bis wife In New Tork found her again In Europe effected a reconciliation and brought her to Seattle on No ember 1st to live Is the defendant In a divorce suit that promises to be senraticra Mr Van Alsttne left her husband this afternoon claiming that her life in danger Dlrorce papers were immediatel drawn and filed It ie claimed that Van Alstine has beaten and abused his wife thai he call her lie names and he Is untrue In an affidavit Mrs Van Alstine says she Is penniless and dare not go aftc ber clothes Judge McDonald sent an officer after the clothe and cited Van Alstine to appear next Monday and show cause i hy he should not pay S1CO0 to his wife to prosecute the Milt She asserts that Van Alstine has claims on Bonanza worth J3W0QQ and ask the Court to act as the facts warrant The feature of the case will be the first answer of Mrs Van Alstine to the New Tork story of disappearing with her husbands mone estimated between 37 000 and 46 000 She will contend that her husband forced her to flee by cruel treatment At the Hoffman House she eas he threw her to the floor stripped her of her Jewels and 412000 in cash She rajs that rhe gave back to him at another time 20 000 because he was sorry be save it to her and kept complaining that she married blm for his money Mr and Mrs Van Alstine lived on Kearny street while In Ban Francisco last summer DEBAUCH ENDS IN A FRESNO PRISON CELL A Brandreth a Var Ilelatlie of the Patent Medicine Millionaire Snceambs to Drink FRESNO November 17 A Brandreth a near relatlv of the millionaire patent medicine man of that name was found dead in a cell at the Count Jail to da An inquest will be held to morrow and may derelop some peculiar circumstances The facts as known are these Brandrfth had unquestlonablv been on a spree for several dais and was finally locked up In the bounty Jail to sober up During the night became delirious ana kept the iniarcis busj till daybreak when nc leu asleep Me nad oeen removed to a separate cell so that he could be kept under observation At noon to day one ot the guards went Into the cell and founa Ilrandreth still slumbrlnir to all appearances A closer examination showed that the man was dead The bod was still warm Brandreth arrived In this State from the East a short time ago and has been drinking considerably and keeping loose company lie appeared to be about years old A upcious story in connection with Brandreth cae is that two das ago he presented a check for a considerable sum accompanied bv papers ana vouchers on the faith of which a local resident advanced him S10 advising him at the same time to lock up or put out ot eight a diamond pin be wore as he might get robbed When Brandreth was searched nothing was found on him Me was evidently a man of good manners and education and foul nJaj is suspected as a number of hard characters came to tow a month before the election Bnndrth stated wnen arrested that he was a graduate of ale and a school mate of Rev Ecclestcn of the Presbyterian church of this cltv Mr Eccleston or I rived before ilrandreth died but too late I to be recornlsed It is belle ed that Bran dreth storv is true He was a nephew of Millionaire Brandreth and had traveled nearlj over the world MUCH GOLD IN NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA Inspector Hoodie Tells of His Trip Throws the Wild Lands Along the Edmonton Itonte VICTORIA Noember 17 Inspector Moodie of the Northwest mounted police who was sent out the Dominion Government to find a route from Edmonton to the Pellj river at the time that almost ev erj cit tow and hamlet from Winnipeg to Victoria waa being put forward aa the best starting point for the horde of miners wh6 were crowding to the Yukon gold fields reached Victoria this enlng on the steamer Dlrigo For men going right through to the Yukon country said Inspector Moodie the Edmonton route Is not to be compared with the coast route but It would open up a count rj which Is richer even than the Yukon allej Every creek In Northern British Columbia contains gold and although the Inspector makes no pretensions of being a raining expert he saw enough to con Tines htm that the country Is rich beyond comparison and mining men wbom be met en route told him that the prospects for Quartz mining were excellent But the country Is not an easy one to travel through or at least It was not when the Inspector and his little party of five men crossed It in ad ance of the miners who followed them cutting trails through solid brush climbing mountains and fording swift run Sing rivers They reft Edmonton qn September 12 1W and reached Selkirk on October 18 18J8 and traveled 2000 miles chiefly through an unexplored country OPEXED KLCMlfKE LETTERS PROMINENT STOCKTON RESIDENT KILLED Contractor MeDonsald Palls a Gnn From a Bnarerr Simile First and Is ovt Dead STOCKTON November 17 Contractor McDougald was lnstantl killed this afternoon about 1 15 clock at the eber cut off three miles from Stockton lie 1 was pulling a shotgun out of hl buggv muszle first when the trigger caught on something causing the contents of the join to be discharged Into his heart Ka Sherwood of Stockton who wltnesed the accident soys McDougald died Instantly McDougald was president of the board of managers of the State Hospital for the Insane at Stockton and was welt known throughout this part of the State He leaves a widow and several children It is understood that his life was heavllv insured A brother of the unfortunate man a killed in the same wa In Yosemlte Ivallej some vears ago Mr McDougald had large enterprises on hand and carried to completion some big I 1 rojects in recent vears He had the con tract to exwwate the Modesto Irrlgatlor caral and became embarrassed for a time 1 bv carrying a large block of the bonds of the dltrkt while they were not negotiable but finally won out when they were I declared good He also had large contracts in grading the Vallev Road from I thin city southward a GEORQE AMESWHO HAS KWETOtiuSNY BIGAMYIS THE CHARGE George Ames of Alameda Wedded Once Too Often HE IS NOW MISSING FROM THE STATE WITH A WIFE ACROSS THE BAY HE TAKES A BRIDE IX SANTA ROSA He la a Member of the Board of Li brary Trustees and a Well Known Marine Engineer SOLDIERS TIRE OF THEIR JOBS COLUSA VOLUNTEERS START FOR HOME Manchester and Pat 8cully of Dublin Dennv passed through here about Ave ears ago on his waj to England but has never met an man in this country He he will meet Lavlgne or any man of hit weight FOR EGLECTIG HIS FS MIL1 EIGHT OF THE DESERTERS RC DOVt IlETlED TO BEMCIA Captain Ford Captures the Men on ISortnbonnd Train Complain of Hard Treatment In the Camp ATTEMPTED TO BRUTE HIM Broken Messages Mailed at the ka7 vray omee VICTORIA November 17 A few day ago there was dropped into the Skagway Postofflre a number of letters bearing Canadian stamps the letters having been carefully opened before being posted The letters ere addressed from Dawson and the presumption la that they were intrusted to the care of some man who was coming out to post and that before posting them be opened each letter took what waa valuable out of them and dropped the rest In the Potoffice Late advices by the Dlrigo place the Iocs by the Dawson fire at SZ50000 less than half of the original estimate Dawson miners recently had an interview with Commissioner Ogilvie and express themselves as well satisfied with the reforms be has promised to carry out TROUBLE BETWEEN CHINA AND THIBET Sensational Testimony In a Los Srelea Harder Case LOS ANGELES Nov ember 17 The ex amlnatlon of Constable Joseph Hunter for the murder of Wong Sing Hay was taken un again this morning and a sensation created by the testimony of Brighton a private detective who said that Fong a Chinese who is at the head of the corn pan that Hay belonged to attempted to brlb him When he asked Fong If his testlmonv would be needed Brighton al leges that Fong replied that he would pav him not to testify The examination was not concluded to day Sreclal Dispatch to the Chronicle WOODLAND Nov ember 17 Captain Ford of the Eighth Regiment California Volunteers now stationed at Be nicia was in this city to day on a hunt for deserting members of his Colua company Last night passes were Issued to a number of men to go outside the lines and when they did not return this morning the Captain surmised that they were carrying out a threat to return to their homes in Colusa Captain Ford came to Davlsville this morning and awaited the train from Sacramento which runs to Colusa via this city He located eight of the runaways on the train and after a chase In which he was aaHted by several constables he captured six of the men Captain Ford came on to this city and on the way captured another man on tr baggage car Still anotr er runaway soldier came through on the afternoon train and was captured by the vigilant Captain The soldiers complain of hard treatment They were taken back to Ben Ida KILLED AA IWOCEVT BOT Mrs Henry Brian Causes Her Husbands Arrest Henry Braun was arrested last night by Policeman McMurray locked up in the City Prison and charged with failure to provide for a minor child Mrs Braun has been living tn rooms at i Mission street For months her only resource so she says has been money furnished by her brother in law Bell a barber liell not only took care ot Mrs Braun and her three children but for three or four months he also supported Braun About a year ago Braun it is charged beat his wife so badly that she had to seek assistance from the German benevolent Boclety and was sent to the Serman Hospital where she underwent an operation Upon being discharged as cured Mr Braun returned to her husband who she says continued to neglect her Braun left home about four months go and accompanied by his eldest son about 9 years old went Into the country Braun would play the violin and sing and the boy passed the hat With the money saved in this begging tour Braun returned to town a short time ago and after remaining at home for a few days he took bis belongings while Mrs Braun was away from her rooms and departed It was then that her patience became exhausted and the asked the aid of the law GREAT STRIKE IDHO Knormons Ledfre Containing Mnch Free Gold SPOKANE Wash November 17 A I wis ton special to the Spokesman Re lew says A great strike of high grade ore Is reported near Srowrhoe pass on the Warren trail twenty miles south of Florence Idaho A big stampede from I riorence la reported The Florence correspondent of the Spokesman Review reports that the strike was mad between the now famous Buf fo to Hump and Thunder mountain The great vein crops 8000 feet Is from 30 to to feet wide and carries an abundance of rt gold SATTA FE AD THE ORIEVT Santn Clara Constable Convicted of Manslaughter BAN JOSE November IT After being out snee noon yesterday the Jury returned a verdict agalnn John Matthew this afternoon of manslaughter but recommended him to the mercy of the Court Matthews was a constable On JuneSih 1 uw about 10 clock at night he was in a roadbousa drinking It was reported to him that some one had stolen his whip and coat from his buggv He dashed out end drove in the direction the culprit wa said to have gone The first person he met was Henry Hop ken a country boy from Monterey county Matthews savs that when he tried to arret him Hopken ran so he tired Hopken I On the stand Matthews testified that he only shot to eoare him and moreov er that he was looking for a burglar ho had rnhhed a henhouse in neighborhood I and that the victim answered the descrip tion It was shown tnat riopaenwasan entirely innocent trenger here Sentence was set for a week from to morrow BOLD ROBBERY IN A SALOON A Los Angeles Man the Victim of Three Garroters LHOY1CSKI AXD RUILI I DEM1D Tfct Esalre Fears That the Hermit KUsrdoaa Will Open a Road for the Brltlsk to Lnaasa VANCOUVER November 17 Accordlng to late Oriental advices there ta trouble brewing between China and Thibet A Taeaow dispatch says The Prefect ot Tachow baa arrived from Thibet whither be was sent to settle up troubles following upon Chang Tung Lins raid Into Chantul and Derge last year The whole raided district has been glrrn over ta Lnaasa and Lama rule a retrocession ot annexed territory on the part of China that Is as little comprehensible tbe abdication of the Russians la Cores There art those who say that China Is ap is afraid theLamas may open a road for the British from DaneeUng to Lhaxsa FTsra Batavta comes news that the Dutch hare recently passed a law which accords tbe Japanese residing tn the Dutch colonies ail tae rank and privileges ot Eu jfTisstated that Great Brttata has rag rested that the railway between Shanghai Kwan and Tlen tsln already working and the mines to the TielalMr of the raUwar should stand as security for the loan under negotiation for the construction of tbe Sflway between Newcbwanjand Bhang hal Kwan Russia has assented to this and discussion of the detaJs otth agree aUrrbdyof au from Canton and jifsftanaa carrying with them several thou Din Warehouse Planned for San Diego Wharf SAN DIEGO November 17 A party of Santa Fe officials arrived on the noon train to day including A Wells general superintendent Beamer superintendent and Fred Perrls ehlef engineer Their visit is In connection with the Japanese steamship line Trackage for 500 additional cars will be neceasary and a ware bouse 330 by 4t feet will be erected on Ute Santa Fe wharf The party will return to Los Angeles to morrow and settle the details of the new improvements Gnardlnsr Aamlnst Yellow Fever WASHINGTON November 17 The yellow fever problem has been receiving earnest attention of late from the authorities here The purpose is ta prepare during the coming winter months for fuch an efficient cordon of protection around the country that the chances of a relntro dtjctlon of ths disease will be reduced to a minimum mi i I Rain Weeded In Solano Ceasty SttlSUN November Otd residents state that tbe long drought that has continued thl5 year without an eoua In Solano county since 1KB Rain Is badly needed In the orchards and for farming operations Capitol lraildinsr for Arispss PHOENDC Ar T1 Norember lTThe Territorial Capitol Site Commission to day adopted plans for a new Capitol building to cost 000331 Bids for Its construction will be advertised tor at once i i TO CCU A COLD CI OX Oil Take Laxative Breraa Catahta Tablats Ah ennfUta ratud tto mosey tf frtafls wears saa Tas gsaatas baa BQOB each tablaC Ketnrn Match Practically Arranged for December NEW TORK November 17 Joe Choj I ski ard Gus Ruhlln have practically been matched again to fight twenty rounds at the Lenox Athletic Club about December ZOth Ever since tney tougni in fnnaaei fhla three weeks ago when Ruhlln had he advantage the men have been In great de nand all over the country for a return match Billy Madden has received an offer of 60 per cent from the Toledo Club but Ruhlln manager says he would rather have the match come off In New York Even Money on tbe nig Fight NEW YORK November 17 At the Stock Exchange to day some small bets were made at even money on next Tuesdays prize fight Heretofore Corbett has been a slight favorite in the betting Joseph Uhlmann was reported to have offered at an up towm hotel to bet flOOO even on Sharkey Death ot an Artist POUGHKEEPSIE November 17 Henry Van Ingen who bad been art Instructor at Vassar College since Its opening In iSCS died suddenly of angina jtectoris at his home to night aged 63 years He was born in Holland where he received his education and came to this country about UL Oatpnt of Solano Creamery 8mSUN November 17 The creamery on Duhons Island Solano county which waa etarted in the interest of the dairymen has Just completed operations Within a period of lire months E2J66 pounds of butter were mad i Joseph Jeffersost Better NEW TORK November 17 Joseph Jefferson the actor was reported slightly improved to night i An Anstrallan Pugilist Arrives Martin Denny a lightweight pugilist arrived from Australia Wednesday and la Anxious to meet any man In his class at from 10 to IS pounds Denny has fought a large number of battles including a twenty Bve round draw with Grlffo He beat Baxter tn Melbourne BUI Eylea and Joe Landers In Exeter Jake Gamble ot Three unusually bold thieves robbed Armstrong of Los Angeles in a Market street saloon about 2 clock esterday morning He reported the occurrence at police headquarters immediately after getting out of their hands and two detectives were detailed on the case Armstrong came here from Los Angeles on Tuesday and In the course of his sightseeing trips about the city Wednesday night he made the acquaintance of a man who he says is known as rremh George This individual according to Armstrong volunteered to pilot him about the resorts without asking him pay for the service Along about i clock A I Armstrong says he was led by his willing gutda Into a saloon on Market street between Third and Fourth The pair entered a small wine room and so Armstrong states in a moment two men whom ne had never seen before joined them Armstrong arose to order drinks for his companions when he alleges French George seized his arms from behind Then quick as a flash one of the two late comers caught Armstrong according to his statement to the police by the throat choking him until he became unsconscious The suddenness of the stranglers attack prevented him from crying for assistance When Armstrong recovered from the effects of the choking given him the three garroters were gone So waa a pocket book containing more than 50 which the Los Angeles man had in an inside pocket of his coat In their haste to get away the tri6 of thieves overlooked his other valuables French George is not unknown at police headquarters and to day acting on Chief Lees instructions Armstrong will swear to a complaint against him In the Police Court Will of a Miser The will of Frank Berberlch an old miser who was found dead In hit rooms last Wednesday was filed for probate yesterday His estate consists of money and personal effects valued at CO 000 He bequeathed to his widow Mary Apollonla Berberlch who resides in the East fl The residue Is to be divided In two equal share One share Is to go to the testators son Frans Joseph Berberlch and the other to relatives In Germany The will wa executed April 11 1874 Suicide of Charles Ostland Charles Ostlund a saloon keeper committed suicide at his residence 800 Third street yesterday afternoon by shooting himself through the mouth Ostlund hao been In the saloon business in that locality for nearly twenty five years and had prospered financially but for some time past bis health bad been poor He was 49 year old a native of Sweden He leaves a wife and seven children COCRT XQTES GeorgeS Ames a member of the Alameda Board of Library Trustees a Mason and well known as a marine engineer Is sought for on a charge of bigamy He was married on September 7th last to Mlsa Tessle 8kelly at Santa Rosa having at the time a wife living at 2232 Santa Clara avenue Alameda Ames crime has been known heretofore to a few only Including bis lfe ho was loth to credit It but yesterday there appeared on the scene Samuel Crooks of Santa Rosa who gives the details of the marriage and states his intention to find Ames and deliver him to Justice Ames left the State soon after his marriage to Miss Skelly and his present abode is unknown Crooks says that he can locate him within twenty four hours and that he has a personal grievance against him which urges him to see that his illegal act is property punished Aim lawful wife will also prosecute him for bigamy though she I is at a loss to account for his deed The Alameda wife Is a little woman past her outh but still loves ber erring husband deeply despite his treatment of her She said that it waa almost impossible for her to believe that he had married another that they had never had a quarrel and that she could ac count for Ames queer doings only by the supposition that he was actuated by some mad Impulse We were married In Placerville said Mrs Ames in 1891 by Rev Pierce an Episcopalian minister This marriage in Santa Rosa of Ames makes the third ceremony in hich he has been a principal He has a divorced wife now in San Francisco with whom Ilves her son by him George Ames 16 years I old I own this house and lot which were left to me by my father Perkins a mining engineer who died a vear ago My brother is Asa Perkins a pri I ate in Company Eighth California Regiment now at Vancouver barracks My husband and I lived together In peace and happiness on mj part I worshiped him and thought him perfection His deception of ma has seemed Incredible Mrs Ames said that her husband had worked as an engineer on one of the bay ferry boats for a long time and later was engineer at the power house on Webster street Alameda Last January he came to this city to work and she saw bim frequently They parted for the last time about the 1st of September and on the 2d of that month she had a letter from him stating that he was leaving for San Pedro to take a position From that time till now she had not heard from him Friends showed her some time ago a clipping from a Ban Francico paper mentioning the marriage at Santa Roa of George Ames to Tesie Skelly This waa the first suspicion she had of his committing bigamy Last Sunday a sister of Miss Skelly called on her and told her more of the wedding in Santa Rosa While Mrs Ames was talking a man who said that he was Samuei Crooks of Santa Rosa was ushered in He was In a highly excited state and demanded to know if it was Mrs Ames whom he addressed When answered in the affirmative he burn into a fit of passion and etormd about hile he announced his Intention to send Ames to the penitentiary I have a score to settle with him he said I have had money dealings with him Crooks said that he had been with Ames when the latter procured the maTiage license and had I Joked him then for giving his age at 1 when he wa four or five years older There was quite a crowd at the wedding The girls parents were opposed to the marriage at first as Ames was only a visitor to Santa Rosa Ames took his wife after the ceremony to San Francisco said Crooks From there they went to Spokane Falls where Miss Skelly had a cousin Butte Mont was their next stopping place and then Chicago I saw a letter from Ames written from there to a friend He left Chicago last Saturday If he went to Canada or came this way I don know but I have means of trailing him and within twenty four hours can have him under arrest Crooks said that Ames had been making 1250 a month as an engineer when he was telling his wife that he got but 1100 Crooks had agreed to get him a Government position at tSOO a month and now has the Job ready for him His wrath Is largely because of Ames not being on hand to take the offer What consideration if any Crooks waa to get was not divulged by him Mrs Ames his lawful wife has no children Ames who Is known by hun dreds of people In Alameda and bere is of fine appearance and of a quiet disposition Ha was a prominent member of a lodge of Masons and highly re spected A year ago last April he was elected a member of the Board of Library Trustees of Alameda and has two years yet to serve I Mrs Ames has retained Attorney Taylor but the latter will not bo Interviewed and refuses to say any thlngatallxif what will be done However MrsAmea declares that she will prosecute Amesv and also force him to support her At present she Is without means as Ames left her penniless The records at Santa Rosa show that George Spencer Ames aged and Tessle Skelly aged 30 were married on September 7th by the Ber William Martin pastor ot tbe First Presbyterian Church and that Mr and Mrs Samuel JL Crooks who lire a few miles from Santa Rosa were witnesses of the marriage tilneee Testimony Scrolls Inspector Nicholson in searching Fong Yl a Chinese who wished to visit his countrymen at the detention shed on the Mall Dock found a letter sewed up In the sleeve of the would be1 caller which was Intended to coach some of the detained Chinese on what they should say when examined Shortly after this Ong Tone attempted to carry a letter to his friends In Hotel Mongolia In some chow he waa bringing them This too waa captured by the officers and the two were arrested fo aiding and abetting landing of Chinese Railway Officials Elected At the meeting of the directors of the California Northwestern Railway Company yesterday A Foster sras elected president of tbe company vice Palache resigned Oeorge A Newball was elected director In place of 1L Isham 7CATIVES HAVE Ass BASqrET raeile Parlor Celebrates Its Seven A teenth Anniversary Pacific Parlor of Native Sons celebrated It seventeenth anniversary with a banquet at the California Hotel last evening The affair was well attended by members of the parlor and their friends Tbe ban cue ball was tastefully decorated for the occasion with streamers of bunting fLigs and a profusion of flowers and green One long table was arranged the entire length I of the hall and about thte were grouped smaller tables At JO the guests marcfied In to the music of tbe orchestra and from then until a late hour the time waa eoJoyaUy passed In disponing of the good things on the menu aud In listening to an interesting programmo Theoffleerr of the parlor are Past resident A Ryan president Leonard tone first vice president James Ogara roond vlce preeWent Stangenbjr rr third vice president Martin recording secretary MUIe financial secretary Klrsch treasurer WU uam Huell trustees Smith Jerry Loooey and IL Cunningham a Imports and Exports The report of the Surveyors office trhdws that the imports received at this port for the month of October were as follows Coal 134283903 pounds merchandise 39 973422 pounds cigars snuff and tobacco pounds prepared opium 1MM pound the duty paid on the latter amounting to 1100 SCO Exports on which a drawback wos paid Coal KX2J1ZB pounds merchandise LCJ8SM pounds manufactured tin 72S97 pounds mmm nonuay UJHHlUlAAH Entmwrnir tahleanx for the children ia the fairy grotto Little Red Riding Hood Cinderella and the glass slip The XT VT Obaee Company has sued A Clark to recover S500 on a note Salts for dlrorce were Sled yesterday tr A lies Slclsir against Gars Sinclair because of hl conviction ot a felony and by Joseph Olaalai against Grace Glanint because of her Intemperance Tbe salt brought by the KerekhoCr Cosner STlll and Xjnmber Company against tbe North Padfle lumber Company In the Superior Court rMeatly foe a balance alleged to be due tat plaintiffs on a charttr party was yesterday transferred to the United States Circuit Court oa account of the defendant company being a correlation organised in Oregon Tbe Psassrtraata and DeUwcse OU CompanyCompany Ksw Jersey oorporatloa has fatmgbj rait to enjoin Oeorge Merrill and David Vakepeace from aeUhsg any sort of lubricating eompoasd under the name Of the ptainUff corporation or ear stsnllsn name Complaint is made that the defendants are seeking to trade apon a former employment as agents ot the Xastem company MISCELLANEOUS 55 The Hub THUBLOW BLOCK EXCLUSIVE 132 Kearny St HI0H 0RA0E SECorSatter CLOTHIERS Overcoat SEASON NOW From ten dollars to sixty thats about the way our stock runs Fabrics well almost anything thats worth while to make In Overcoats Ulster fabrics exclusive designs Suits 10 to 40 Overcoats Ko 60 Trousers 5250 to 11 Mackintoshes 6 to 23 Money back if you want It Asfae94Aee0 I i an jl Jn ariaag iwiivfff per xvoans an etc etc me wuuiu wv passing anj similar exhibit ever mads ia this city circus the marvelous mechanical toys The big doll theater the doll Major A Crlqul solo cometist and smallest perrecuy formed man In tn WOrld entertains dqy at the doll show Ths Thanksgrrbg Uble in the Lamp Department is complete in all of its appointments Brilliant Window displays of Hobday merchandise ThO Holiday Messenger tell what to gtre for presents More than a thousand suggestions uk for it MWay Special Sale Crockery Deph Special for Friday 110 Red or Blue and Gold English glased Teapots with it all pure regularly fvjr aOC 27 inch I seal saIa assort ment Veiling Special 2000 yards of good quality Chenille Spot Veil ilinz 144 Colored Glass Gas Globes amber or bine regularly 40c special on mmv I9c Friday 39 Peach Blown Shaded Pink Rose Bowls 41 aches high regularly 35c special on Friday 64 Bohemian Glass Rose Bowls with raised glass flowers very pretty for gifts regu larly 80c spe cial on Fruay 48 Bohemian Glass Flower Vases assorted designs height 9 tsehea regularly 80c each special on Fri day I6c 17c 84 Crystal Gut Glass Bad Vases 5 inches high regularly 20c each special on Friday IC 16 Cot Crystal CreamPitch ers regularly 60c special on 25c 82 Semi Por eelain decrated Milk Pitchers inches high decorations 1 blue regularly 25c8pe rial IOC 57 Polished Brass and Onyx Banquet Lamps with round center draft burner and chimney 27 ins high regularly 210 special on 00 Friday 5I30 39 Extra Fancy Polished Brass and Onyx Banquet Lamps like picture round center draft burner and chimney this Lamp stands 28 Ins high and seQs regularly for I25 special on Fri co day JMOO jk Grocery Specials FrUaynd Saturday Fancy New Soft Shell Walnuts for the two days per pound I UC New London Layer Raisins fine goods three pounds for 3C Royal Arch Blackberries choice dessert fruit one pound tins for the two days 5C Ten ounce Electric Candles for 0 the two days per doxea Glass Jars Mince If eat quart sise for the two days JUC Truffles in glass regularly 50 cents and 70 cents Friday ori mt and Saturday OUC and 50C Le Court Mushrooms 1 pound rt tins for two days xUC vxenume uuava jeiry js regu lany zz cents eacn xor two days IOC Anchovies in oil the 4S eest and 72 cent glasses on Mt -Friday and Saturday 4UC and 60c broken only brown nary and tans regular value 35c and 50c a yard will be dosed out Friday at 15c 75cm Wrappers BOe Ladles Percale Wrappers fast colors lined Waists regularly 75c to day 50c 125 Wool Waist 9Bo All Wool New Goth Waists solid col on lined yokes regularly fl 25 today 98c 100 Dressing Saotjue 75c New Dressing Sacques pink brae red and grav eider down Saafues regu larly 1 to day 75c 200 Pottlcoat 15 New fancy striped NearsOk Petticoat regularly 2 to day 45 250 Dress Skirt 95 Blaek Figured Mohair Skirt lined interlined and bound full width regularly 2 50 to day 1 95 850 Plush Oape 495 New Braided Plush Cape fancy lining fur trimmed all around collar front and bottom regularly 8 50 to day 4 95 1750 Jackets 10 New Bedford Cord Jacket all lined with silk gray and tan fly front round corners curved darts gored sleeves regularly 17 60 Unlay 10 Good Belts 80 We have about 500 Leather Belts in assorted style Belts like that have been 15c 25c 35c 50c and 75c each but they have been soiled in displaying them some slightly damaged will be closed out to day at the absurdly law price 8o each Foule Serge 32c To day Friday onh we will offer 6S0 yards of strictly all wool Foule Serges black and blue 38 and 40 inches wide regular value 50 cents a a yanL whUe the quantity lasts 3C Dress Goods Department Main Floor near Entrance Ladies Neckwear HOw TnHteiCBrolUOf tft 100 dozen Ladies String Ties and Band Bows good assortment of colorings regular value 12 centi each spedsJFriday OC Ladies Linen Collsrs ur best quality broken assortment of sixes and slightly soiled regular value 12jc each to be closed out Friday at OCe An assortment of styles ia Band Bows broken lines worth from 10c jf to 25c each on Friday per dozen 3C Sheer Lawn Handkerchiefs Spanish drawn and hemstitched effects large assortment of desirable styles special on Friday each 3C 2 Slippers 1W Te day Friday Only Ladies black VkiKU Romeos coin toes turned soleaywool linings blaek fur trimmings made espe cially lor warmth and comfort at home all sizes onrperpsir 2IIU 3 2 3 I as I 3 3 3 3 Uquor Specials Friday and Saturday Four fuD quart bottles of Pert or Sherry WhwsoMregttlaxrat 2 5 nfi oa Friday tod Saturday OIUU Frre vear old Cognac Al quality regularly L10for full quart for twodays DOC Bourbon Whisky th Wad thai we tell 9 large quantities of which attests its good qualities for two days nn per gallon 5uU I The Emporium 1L I Californias hxTgesttAmeriafs Grandest Store 3 i I 1.