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rpFS5 3 9 14 THE STODAT CHEOlTOCLlT PECEMBER 1 I339 QTTADBTJPLE SHEET 1 WOKING BlCKWARD Failure of the Kaweau Colony LiYEE HASKELLS GIVE A 1 III JWlo trm Qalm That They Hate JJeart Dupad ana Swindled When Edward Beflamyevoived bis remarkable book Looting Backward1 and thus gave birth to what Is pow known as the nationalist movement he was not aware that a people lived aad had their being upon American soil who followed day by day at least in their fertile brains the principles and philosophy so ably expounded in the story of Looting Backward Bellamy did not know that there existed In the interior of California an alleged Ideal colony of nationalists In the richest section of San Joaquin raileya co operabre colony has been in existence for a period of three rears Located sorqe thirty fire miles north cast of Yisalia the Kaweah Co opera five Colony has already builded for itself a local reputation and recently commenced to attract the attention of the outside world To reach theha Weah colony one must go by stare from yisalia the road for twenty miles leading through a well settled plain At Paynes near the foothills the stage piops tor we miaaay men tsrom mis point the appearance of the country rapidly chances Through a narrow gorge and a valley eight miles iartbec on the visitor arrives as Three luvers and three miles additional brings him to Halsteads farm Here was for merly the end of he wagon road but the men from iCaweah continued the road to the colony a few miles distant TenTniles from Halsteads is a giant forest of redwood trees embracing some OXO acres This enormous tract Is the present principal object of the colony to reach and utilize Heavy blasting and bridge building have been found necessary in the construction of the road from Halsteeds to the colony Twenty men hare worked upon this mountain road for three years The Kaweah colour claims prospect Ire ownership iri Ui It to some 4000 acres of the redwood forest A larger portion of the colonys domain is ragged and mountainous but there are areas of tillable land amply sufficient to maintain a large population Water Is obtained from the Kaweah nver the present population of the colony cumbers eighty persons thirty eight men twenty women and twenty two ihildren These people compose what is known as The Kaweah Cooperative Colony Company lim Ited a joint stock company Its fundamental principles may be briefly outlined as follows No interest no rents no profits Thirty cents per hour in time checks is paid equally to all who work and a days labor consists of eight hours The workman receives the lull benefit of his labor dividends being paid accord ing to the amount of work performed Both sexes hare equal rights at the ballot box in the deliberations of the society Each shareholder is required to nar the sum of 1500 for a full mem bership which can be paid in install menu sum casn Deing aosoiuieiy necessary as a first payment The birth and early life of tbe Ka Wean Colony Association was pregnant with trials and tribulations and even at the present writing there is trouble In the would be happy family The Kaaeah colony found its origin in what was known as tbe Land Purchase Association which in 1834 lound several advantageous purchases which were co operatively bought by some of tbe members and were afterward conducted on abusiness basis The association intended to make purchases of land in Noe valley and some of Jhe present members of the Kaweah colony made an unsuccessful effort to purchase land near Sausalito The association at one time actually carried on a pottery in Men docino county where several thousand dollars was expended In 185 one of tbe agents of tbe association reported certain facts regarding a large tract of timber land in Kaweah canyon is Tu lare county borne fifty members of the association concluded to take hold of ihe enterprise and subsequently the Land Purchase Association having fulfilled its mission became a thing ot the past Keller a Tulare county farmer was instrumental in the occupancy Of the Kaweah land and ex pended afterward some 900 in the purchase of tools and in the building of the roadway to the redwood forest In tbe spring of 1886 measures were taken to secure ownership of tbe timber land in the usual legal manner The locators widely dirlered as to life and character but possessed the com mon purpose of uniting to develop tbe source ot weaiw on a co operative basis In making application for their titles to the land they met unexpected obstacles in th form of orders from the Interior Department and as yet the titles are not complete Before tbe laud entries were made a railroad pool was formed and about 5000 was actually expended for surveys The railroad scheme proving a failure at mean road was commenced to Kaweah in October 1880 tf Keller contributing horses wagons feed and implements valued at fOOS Tbe work progressed under the direction of a board of five trustees and a secretary one of the trustees acting as superin tendent ot ue roaa Duuatng it was st voluntary association at that time but on June 28 1887 the secretary and two of the trustees met in Oakland discussed the question of organization and sought legal advice upon tbe subject The then learned that special partnership was wholly Impracticable On July 10 1887 circulars were sent to all members by the secretary Martin notifying the members of the legal advice received and asking for kuggwtaons As a final result 103 members out of a possible 130 voted in favor of incorporation The directors subsequently Incorporated tbe colony on August 27 1887 and a month later adopted by laws and constitution At a subsequent general meeting held in ban Francsco the number of directors was increased to seven the previous board of fire trustees and Secretarr Martin being re elected iFromthe time the colony thus icoor porated a bitter antagonism to mat farm nf oreranizatlon commenced As a result ot this agitation the receipts of the souetrbegan to aecrease taca faction laid the blame at the door of tbeir opponents In November 1887 General Manager Keller proposed to stop tbe work on the wagon road put toe promise maae or ocwtnuj II arHn and Director Haskell Were such that the work was continued Under jdateot March 1883 Keller made a report in which heaaid Ihavertow advanced from my own funds nearly ram rn kwn the men at work and I must out of necessity stop tbe labor oa the road I haTe howevsrr deter mined to xeep toe swncuuaraj ucimus Lcommerdal board of directors such at is provided cy law ior au business cor porations Judge Sfagubes decision appeared to satisfy the majority ot the members of the colony but Attorneys Haskell Secretary Martin Director lied stone ana a small coterie otjeadersm the Kaweah movement seemed ambitious to secure absolute control of the association and consequently took exception to Maguires legal opinions 1L Kedstone subsequently propounded additional questions to Judge Maguire under date of March 8 1838 which were duly answered Soon after an ex i purgated copy ot llaguirea decisions contained in a camnnlet issued br the temporary Executive Committee uaswiay street iwnere xiasseu naa bis office was sent to all members II any import ant paragraphs were omitted from Judge liaguire decision 1 1 was made to appeaiLthat the Judge favored a joint stock company On March 9 1883 what was termed an assemblage of thecolonistsg lied without legal authority was held at 638 Hay street in this city Many of the leading members of the colony were at tbat time absent on a visit to Tulare county Not over adozen members were present Resolutions were passed favoring a joint stock company Instead of a corporation Another whereas stated tbat the owners of the timber lands in Tulare county had unanimously refused tq deed over their property until the colony was organized as distinctly democratic innutrition At this rebellious meeting all allegiance to tbe alleged corporation was disavowed The Kaweah Co operatrvo Colony Compiny of California limited a joint stock company1 was duly organized and tbe Kaweah Co operative Colony Association dissolved at the bidding of Haskell Martin Kedstone ana half a dozen others At this meeting legal opinions were read and filed from Walter Gallagher a Police Court lawyer and Haskell at toroey at law to the effect that the corporation had not been legally organ In ecotiarions between the directors of the corporation and the advocates of a joint stock comoanr SDoear to have followed which resulted in an agree ment to take a rote oi au tne memoers and aside by the decision of the majority The corporation directors subsequently met with but three members present two Deing aosent iroui me city Two of tbe three voted in favor of the joint stock company the third alone favoring the old plan of co operationoperation In Augu8t1383tlie corporation directors issued a circular calling for a reconciliation of the two warring factions This a as of no avail and the Haskell coterie continued to carry out their scheme They went so far as to pass a resolution confiscating money labor or material contributed by those mem bers who were opposed to the Haskell plan of a joint stock company The cash investments thus confiscated amount to over 1000 In the meanwhile the leaders in the taint stock company had invested little or nothing aeeklne onlv to secure uossession of what other members had contrib uted Haskells fnendswere credited on the books ot the company witn money never paia ana labor never performed although the by laws of the society provided that no member snouia nave an aavantage Denent privilege or emolument over another Joseph Bacnanon Of Denver was credited with 1500 tbe fall price of a share although he had neter performed a stroke of work for the colony or paid 1 into the treasury There was much dissatisfaction among the colonists during the winter of 1838 89 and the company was in desperate straits more help could be expected irom uenver as unny four persons there had already paid Haskell 15 each with no return for tneir investment To what extent this line of work has been carried on is not known Boom articles were written in Eastern papers in which Haskell boasted that the comoanv owned 2000 acres of agricultural land and 4000 acres ot the redwood forest Another statement was made that 3000 acres of timber land had already been deeded to the colony and some 20 000 acres secured The Kaweah Colony owns no land in reality Two individual members have been granted 100 acres each and one section of school land Tbe Tax Collector ot Tulare county has no knowl edge of any property whatsoever owned by tbe Kaweah Colony The boom advertising scheme the alleged ownership of valuable lands and the other methods edopted by Haskell and his followers kept the bubble from bursting forthe time being The wbole scheme was on its last legs when Edward Bellamys book Looking Backward put in its appearance This volume led to tbe formation of Nationalist societies Haskell therefore judiciously concluded to follow Emerson suggestion and identified himself with the new Nationalist movement From tbat time to the present the receipts ot the Kaweah Colony un rder Haskell management nave largely increased He devotes many hours each day to the colony scheme presumably at the rate of 30 cents an hour and at the same tune an acknowledged leader of the Nationalist movement in this city which he man ages with marked success Tbns the Kaweah Colony organized in 18SC has passed into the hands ot a few men who illegally secured control of the organization There is at this time no security for contributors or members No property of any conse quence is owned by tne coionr com pany and the whole enterprise as conducted br Haskell and his followers is pronounced a fraud and a swindle by a majority of the original members of tne colony association OAKLAND fflBWS A Carpenters Fearful Tumble COTJHTY SCHOOL HATTEIIS AFigntlgairut Corner Grocery Barroom ote From Alameda Daniel McCarthy a carpenter em ployed by the Southern Faofie Company and residing at 603 Filbert street thicif met with an accident yesterday afternoon at Ndes which will probably result fatally He was standing on the top of a car when the engine backed up suddenly against the train The shock threw McCarthy from the car top to the ground He fell down between the engine and the car tbe former crushing him badly When extricated it was found that his skull was fractured He also sustained other injuries He was brought to Dr Wool seys hospital in an unconscious condition and the hospital surgeon stated last evening that McCarthys injuries were probably fatal McCarthy has a wife and two children When his wife saw him she fainted and was brought to with difficulty County School 3Totes At the meeting of the County Board of Education yesterday grammar grade teachers certificates were granted to Mabel Barber Paul San ford and Harriet Fo A primary grade certificate was awarded to Agnes Traube and tbe certlbcates of Helen Hart and Midie Marcus were renewed Grammar grade certificates were received for Ellen A Newberry Minnie Galindo and the Misses A and Coleban a life diploma to Lis setla Megerl and an educational diploma was recommended to Joseph Armstrong The teachers exammation wul be held on tbe 17th Inst The schools at Townsend Harris Altamont inman Mount Eden Eden Vale and Palo Mares closed last week and the Centemlle school will close this week Graduating exercises will be held at the close ot the if rnitrale Ban Lorenzo Centerville and Newark schools THE POTKERO E0ADS MUD KEXDEKS 13IPABSABLX nexation to Berkeley The boundary UneV a indicated above include three scnooinouses anaieaves ruincnerviiie without any and a strip about a half mile wide and a mile long between Al carraz avenue and Temescal without any A petition of a like character is in circulation in Berkeley one also in Newbury Lonn and the Stock Yards It is expected that the requisite number oi nameswill be obtained so that the several petitions can be presented to the Trustees of Berkeley to morrow evening 3 Barker 3 Stewart and George Weeks have been appointed appraisersappraisers of the estate of William Suni merheres recently deceased Tbe Alameda Water Company has notinea the university authorities tbat it is their Intention to condemn for public use the water in Straw berry creex wnicn nasits sources in tne loot hills and flows through Berkeley into tbe bay The company intend to dam the stream above the umversitmprop erty which ends 00 feet froE Mr Palmer house and from the proposed reservoir supply Berkeley with water DRESSED BEEF ABxtOtJR BEFORE THE SENATE COUaHTTKE Door Connections During the fight pending the passage of the new high license ordinance the door connection clause wss fought very stubbornly by the liquor dealers Prob ably one half of the places where liquor is sold had a door connection with the br and grocery store or else a bar in the rear of the store The new ordinance required tbat they should be en tirely separated by partitions An amendment was introduced in the Council subsequent to the passage of tne ordinance permitting a passageway to be cut in tbe partition for the use oi tne vronnetor oi tne mace borne of the leaders ot the anti saloon cartv have signified tbeir intention of opposing the amendment very vigor ously and they will probably appear at uie next meeting oi me vuuucii Starr In Town Again Starr better known as Doc Starr formerly a jockey in this city was before tbe Police Court yesterday lor drunkenness Starr has quite a history Several rears ago while driv ing a lady to her home by way Of Lake Merntt ne attempted an assault Tbe lady escaped however and when one ot her sons heard of the affair he went gunning for Starr and finding him filled him with birdshot For a time it was thought his wounds were fatal at recovered was tnea tor nis onene and sentenced to eight years in San Qnentiu At tbe expiration of his term be returned to Oakland but being shunned by his former associates lie soon dropped irom sign tjtarrwas last arrested In Brooklyn The Gravity Carves Work has been suspended on the Piedmont cable road extension down I Clay and up Washington street for a number of days The cessation was caused by the opposition of tbe property owners on Eighth and the streets named because the parity curves of tbe road were above the official grade ot the streets The com pany ate questioning whether they will complete tbe road as a cable below Fourteenth street consequence of the opposition met aith If jhey conclude to abandon the work tbey Will run horse cars oh Clay and Washington streets which under their franchise they may do He Will Beeover Little narry St John the child who swallowed four drachma of laudanum on Friday and whose recovery was despaired of will get over the effects of the poison Veaterday he was very bright and will soon he himself again Highway Kobbery It is reported tbat a young man named Bray was robbed on the highway in Fruitvsle one evening very recently Three armed men met him in the road and ordered him to throw up his hands They then robbed him of a gold watch and chain and 10 The robbery occurred outside of the city limits Tbe Chicago Cattle King Testifies Before the Senate Investigating Committee Special Dispatch to tbe Csbosicle Washbtcto November 30 Senator Vestacommiftee which has been investigating the dressed beef business resumed the examination of witnesses this morning Armour of Chicago the first witness said he had been in the beef business all his life The dressed beef business began to be itn I portent ten years ago For two or three years it bad not been remunerative The methods had to he studied and the business learned la 18Si or 1882 it had become a paying business Prices are lower now said the witness than they were When ho began tbe dressed beef bnsness In range cattle the decrease in prices however had not been so great by 40 or 0 per cent Armour was asked to what he attributedattributed the decrease in prices He said he had prepared a written statement which would give ins views Quinn one of Armours young men as he termed him read aloBg statement which included the figures of the business for a term of years and the comparison of prices at Chicago in 1883 and 1831 The latter as it was asserted in the paper showed a reduction in the prices ot canned beef products of SO per cent In con elusion the statement denied that Armour Co engaged in any combination whatever to fix the price to be paid lor cattle ot the price ior which the product should be sold Vest then discussed with the witness the combination of pa Jters to fix prices betterand the cuts to prevent the decline from an oversupply Tbe witness said that this combination included other packers and that they all made the same prices Well then dont you destroy the operation ot the law of supply and demand No sir I dont think we do With whom do you fix these prices That I decline to state untd after consulting my attorney he responded Witness Armour admitted being a member of the hog packing pool pi 1886 in Chicago lie paid 25 cents a hog for the privilege of killing them There was no limit to the number he killed There were eighteen firms and persons interested in tbe agreement Have you any agreement with any person as to the prices tbat shall be charged in certain districts 1 Absolutely none Is there any agreement as to the division of territory 7 The witness declined to answer The abstract given of the dressed beef business of Armour fc Co daring 1883 tbe year in which it was alleged tbat according to this statement the profits of the business were Immense and in which the nubile agitation oc curred which resulted in the appoint ment oi tne committee now conducting the investigation showed that S4Q6S0 head had been dressed on which the net cront was isiiw tne average being 132 per head Resuming his oral testimony Armour said that overproduction and over marteung were responsible ior tne ae crease in prices Vest asked the witness if the Chicago market did not control prices 1 do not think so was tne answer it is tne largest market and course inuuencesrnces at other places Chicago prices regulate prices largely benator Vest reading from the annual reports ot the Chicago stock yards for 1888 called the attention Of the witness to the fact that in 1881 there were marketed there 1498000 cattle which i rought 183 000000 and 1883 2611 000 cattle sold for 182000000 How do you account for tbat 7 It is in accordance with my statement laid Mr Armour The growth of tbe amount of cattle marketed largely exceeded the growth of population In response to this Vest presented the statement showing that the increase of cattle and population ran along in about tbe same proportion The attention of the witness was directed to this statement the placing of hides upon the free list resulting a large importation of them Vest stated that hides were placed on tbe tree list in lsTA wbue tne range of prices in the statement Begins with ism The Butchers Indignant at the Bad State tof Kentucky Street and Katlroad JkTnne The recent heavy rains bare played havoc with Kentucky street and Bail road avenue the main thoroughfares leading to Butchertown and at the present time the roads are almost impassable for heavily loaded teams The mud in places is axle deep and nowhere alongKehtucky street can a dry spot be found It it mud mud everywhere The sad condition ot the road works a serious hardship upon residents in Butchertown and South San Francisco This Is particularly true ao far as the butchers are concerned all of whom looked forward to the holiday season and the increased haulings tbat it brings with great anxiety The condition ot the street renders it necessanr to use more teams and haul lighter loads and this expense the butchers maintain they cannot bear without sustaining heavy losses Where two horses were amply sufficient to draw a meat wagon dor imr the dry months eight horses are now employed and even tbat number ot animals insufficient at many stages of the road The loss of time also sustained in transportation amounts to considerable where many men are employed Jtn effort waa made several weeks ago to prepare Kentucky street for travel but through the negligence of some one the street remained un touched The supervisors decided to appropriate 5000 lor that purpose but there the matter was allowed to drop mnt ring iTfis action only ln notwithstanding the objection of the SLi7r rSuMnlam betweerr the resiaents atong the route Immediate rwofacUoninth1KietyZ gS greatest suflerers and property owners i South San Francisco job with them IB ueir appeal ior reuei A XotKes Alarm A small hoy named Martin North rup of 227 Oak street disappeared from his homaonrndav His mother believ lug the lad had run away from home notified the police The boy returned home yesterday haying spent the night at tbe house of a playmate Keith Jr baa been secured as tenor by Grace tpucopai vausn ior tne uontaoi imwi hixttuse has the only reliable methed tettumtUTfSKtth irayfc Do sex neglect that cold but get a hot Hf i ihmh ciraim tha rlw wart of 1888 Haskell compiled a brief Of the lasr and the court decisions on the Tanous forms or organization which was sub milled tojuuge Auguue Superior Court or this city and Judge Eharpstein of the State Supreme Court for an opinion Jn February 1838 Judge Maguire decided that of the four forms of organization recognized In this State the corporate farm is alone available for the purpose to vie He further said lam therefore of 4h mlnion that the organization of a Joint stock company for the purpose of COnaucuna we fBKipnw juu iiihui View would be little if an better than the formation of a general partnership for the asm purpose Jam satisfied that tba conclusions aresub etmtudly correct and you must be content with the arbitrary powers of a a The Besult la Flgnrei There were 215 saloons in this city at the me of the passage of the new mgn license ordinance ui tnis number seventy nine have closed Youag Ladles Drill The Oakland Theater was well filled last evening to witness the young ladies military drill and tableaux for the benefit of tbe uishOD Aimitage chanty fund The affair was a social success ALAS1KDA THE BASEBALL ROW AUYestigation by Committee the OAKLAKD WIKS TEE FLAG The Game Last Sunday Jkclded to Be for llie Championship The Executive Committee of the California Jiasebali League met in Nevada block last night to consider the dispute between the Oakland and San Francisco clubs over the cham pumshipv The committee Is composed of five members the president and the managers of the San Francisco Oak land Stockton and Sacramento clubs but as the first two clubs were interested parties its representatives took no action The history of the trouble is as follows inety five games had to be played for the championship and when Oakland and San Francisco faced each other at the Haight street ground last Sunday each had won ninetv four and each was determined to let slip no chance to win the last According to the rules tbe game must begin at 2 At 2 03 Sheridan the official umpire ordered it to begin but gave the clubs five minutes to prepare At 2 13 oclock tbe San Franciscos who were tbe outs went to their places But just then their manager Finn noticed that three of the Oakland players did not regularly belong to the ciao van uaitrenwas or toe stock tons Brown of the Itew Yorfcs and Carroll of tbe Sacramento Ftnn at once objected aud called his men in from the held As he refused to play tbe umpire awarded the game to Oakland by a score of 9 to 0 The question then was whit to dp with tbe spectators It wss not to be supposed tbat 15000 people would patiently wait to re eire back 25 cents each Therefore to prevent a Usturb ance Mone the president of the league requested the two clubs to play a game of some sort Robinson at once offered to play an exhibitionr game hut Finn had now changed his mind and offered to play for the championship Neither would give in and urged by Mone they began to piay each manager putting his own interpretation on the game Oakland won br 4 to 3 and at once claimed tbe championship because its adversaries had called it a championship game Saa Francisco on tbe other hand said it did not count because its adversaries called it an exhibition gasie Clearly judicial action of some sort was necessary and hence resulted last nights meeting The first witness was President Mone Me ssld that ha believed it to be an exhibition game and did not know that any one was claiming the opposite at tbe time He heard it so said the next day but did not say anything Langenderfer testified thai Finn had told him it was a championship game Sheridan the umpire testified that if tbe 9 to 0 game was illegal he did sot think Oakland could take tbe pennant on tbe 5 to 4 game If both parties had agreed they could hare set aside the first game and counted only the second A rule of the California League forbade members to play with a suspended or black listed player A player cannot play unless he ia in the state by August 25th Robinson said he had told the Stockton team that he did not care whom It played Carroll had told him that the Sacramento Club had disbanded and released him Ennght testified that Robinson had telephoned him to know if Carroll had been released and he replied tbat he had not Koblnson replied that he had not received this answer to which Enrignt returned tbat ne baa warned Hofamaen not to Tlav CarrolL iinn said ne waa not aware to at no game was to be ntared at Sacramento He had telegranhed to the Stockton team to protest against their allowing an Haltren to play In reply Uarna of Stockton bad telegraphed to Moffe rotes ting against Van Haltren lSmpDeu asaoa wnetner lit was lair to play Eastern players on a tie and Robinson replied that he had once protested about that yery thing but that it had been decided egalnswilm and be now thought it lair Fmn argued tbat he could not legally play against tbe illegal bad players as it wonid subject hira to a fine and expulsion This was why he did not play the 9 to 0 match He had called the 5 to 4 game a championship game but a Lis men considered it an exhibition one only Itwasnotfairfor Robinson to have outside men and the game must be played over or tbe league would go to pieces Robinson said that be had stated the dayhelore thatbe meant to jlay tbe outside men and he had done it Clark of Amador had been playing with Finn and Finn had no right to ODject to others following his example The committee set aside the 9 to 0 game as illegal but declared the 5 to 4 game to be a championship game and ordered licounted as such Mr Mone said the pennant would not be awarded until December 11th A TALTJABLK D1BECTOBT the senior Crooks will forbidding tbe trustee from selling any portion of the unimproved property belonging to we estate or a wnue tne neirs contented themselves with threats of legal iroceedings to recover the property ut took no aggressive action until a few weeks since when aauit was unexpectedly filed in the Superior Court of Marin county praying for the cancellation of the companys deed to tbe lands in question and their return to the Crooks estate Tbe railroad company made answer to the complaint and the case has been set for trial next week Should the railroad company succeed in establishing its title to the property it is very probable that tbe Crooks heirs Trill be compelled to dispose of other ot the unimproved lands belonging to the estate in order to prevent Donshoe from sc uiing a monop olvof the new business buikuncsand improvements which would naturally De erected atane point unaer sucna decision A ROUSING BENEFIT MIKE XCCIE3 ADMIIIEB3 CONGREGATECONGREGATE The election yesterday resulted in the success ot all the bonds except those for the purchase of the balance of the electric light plant The total number of rotes cast was 654 about one third the number polled at the last Presidential election Of this number the school bonds received 57z the City Hall site bonds 41 tbe fire bonds 50o and the electric light bonds434 or two rotes less than the necessary two thirds rote required by law It was hardlr expected that the electric light bonds would carry and the success of me election regarded as a grauinng victory br the crogreasive residents of Alameda The total amount of the bonds to be issued Is 3110000 They are to run for twenty years and are to bear interest at 5 per cent Miss Mamie Morse who was Induced by her parents several weeks ago to swear to a complaint charging a vounsr man named Chipman with assault failed to appear against him when tbe case was called for preliminary examination before Justice By ler yesterday His attorney made a motion that the charge be dismissed District Attorney Reed made no protest and the motion was granted It Is understood that the case was compromised Fred Holtx son of Justice Holts of the West End is 111 at his home on Webster stress ana is box expected to Oeorge Starterant the Postmaster 13 COBilttC Ilia wwn vj iiiitrw i BEKKXUCr Polk Co Oregon rshtne ton and Idaho Gasetteer Polk Co the well known directory publishers ot San Francisco issue their new Oregon Washington and Idaho Gazetteer and Business DirectoryDirectory tor 1889 90 Some idea ot the wonderful growth of this northern country may be gained from the fact that this directory is fully twice as large as that of last year the increase in the lists of names and places being remarkable The book will be indispensable to any one doing business with the north Each State is preceded with a full description of its natural Matures sou ana resources sketches ot the counties lists of State and county officers and a digest of commercial laws ineusioi nusiness houses is very fall and speaks well for tbe enterprise of dealers Brief sketches of all the towns are given and as these are all fresh they contain information that cannot be obtained elsewhere Over 400 pages are devoted to a classified business directory of Oregon Washington and Idaho which affords Teady reference for busy men The book is issued in fine style AH OFFICER XSJCBED TIBDRON PK0i RTY THKBAIXBOAD LAUDS IK LITIGATION The Goldea Gate Athletle Club Crowded With Sports Good Bojjog and Wrestling IS ever in the history of California or even perhaps of tbe United btates hare so many champions and ex champions in the various degrees of tbe art of self defense stepped into the same arena during the same night to take port IrT benefit to distressed and sick brother as at last nights exhibition at the Golden Gate Athletic Club where about fifteen hundred sports and supporters of the nng gathered together to show tbeir sympathy with Mike Lucie in his troubles and to view some first class boxing and wrestling Lucie was matched against Jimmy Carroll on the 13th nit but was nnabta to meet nis engagement owing to illness It appears tbat some skin disease has broken out on his hands legs and head utterly incapacitating him for any future engagements in the bghting Tne and as be has a wife and lamily his friends at the Golden Gate Athletic Club formed the idea of tendering him a benefit Last nights en lertainment will tiring him in about 000 Paddy Gorman and Billy Smith were the first two to step inside the ropes last night and tbey were closely followed by Charlie Boganand Dan Hawkins Gorman and bmlth led off with an exhibition entertainment no particular points being scored on either side while uunng the intervals of the two rounds ana a finish Began and Hawkins stepped in and took a whack at one another Tbe first excting feature of the evening was when La Blanche and Charlie Gleason were introduced and commenced a lively set to Gleason gently tapped La Blanches nasal appendage which however refused to giur forth the sparkling ZmfandeL received a reply in the form of a smashing right bander from La Blanche which caught him just above Plimsolls Use The second and third rounds were hot and fast and repeated bravoa were wrung from the crowded benches Ed Connors of New York and Jimmy Carroll of Brooklyn then gave a very clem exhibition of collar anu elbow wrestling the latter however being far too athletic and powerful for his opponent Carroll gained the first fall in i minutes Connors the second in 1W minutes having been previously thrown by Carroll and the Utter gamed tbe third in an easy manner in 1 1 5 minutes Isaac Jacobs and Billy Smith with Bogan and Mullen in the opposite corners kept the crowd amused with an average boxing exhibition the latter two however showing very promising features for talent and Staying powers Denny Costigan and Pete McCoy with Joe McAuliffe and Con Reardon between acts then answered to time Ail interest of course was centered in tbe actions of the heavy weight champion of California who evidently is out of training as though he had tbe hitting all his own way he was unable to get ernI quick enough avcid several taps on the noe trom Reardon The match between Joe Choyiaski and Young Hennessey of Kansas City waa very lively and exciting Both are good men and well matched and some very good points were scored on both sides Lbovinski is of course well known but Hennessey has yet to make a name for himself on the Pacific coast Perhaps the most exciting and most evenly contested fight ot tbe evening was when Joe flowers ana Jim unmn of St Paul began to show thst they meant Business uruun wu ucn arrival was evidently playing to the gallery to snow tnem tnat ne was no sluggard but a slogger He uses his leit in a very clever way and got in a few thumping whacks on Joes jaws Without a change of guard be tapped Joea face six consecutive times which liberty Joe evidently did not like as be launched out with some very wiui slashes most of them however hurt ingnothingbut the mursy atmosphere Mike Lucie the beneficiary of the evening then stepped forward aud had a couple of rounds with Denny Costigan but owing to weakness could do little more than fence and feint Charlie oods the referee then explained the absence of Jack Dempsey who being under contract to tne Cai forma Athletic Club is precluded br tu rules from takin part In any benefit exhibition Lucie was then given three rousing cheers and the crowd went home UOWAltD STKEET CLUB TALK OF THE TURF Sunol audlhe Stallions Go South TO TBOT AT LOS A56ELES Bonner Purchase Ansel Sam uel Gamble Mares Current New Robert Bonaer the turfman and journalist nsite Palo Alto Wednes day and for the first time saw canal his recent purchase He such a firm believer in tbe thoroughbred cross that he intends hereafter to devote all of his time to the practical demonstration of that theory and with such an idea in Tiewhe purchased while at Palo Alto the stallion Ansel who has a record of 220 He is by Electioneer out ot a quarter thoroughbred mare who goes back to Boston Ansel will be at once sent to Tarrytown to Mr Bonners harem where the borsawill be mated with the best mares oi the land Palo Alto Stamboul and Sunol havw been at Pao Alto since the first of last week and the three are In prune condi tion Sunol trotted a quarter for Mr Bonners benefit in Zli seconds a 2 05 gait The ramsJikTe put the local tracks in such a condition that record breaking Is now out of the question Los Angeles is the only place with a good track which has escaped the storm The different owners are determined not to allow the year to come to an end withoutjone more trial and so aiter a long consultation it wss determined to send the three to Los Angeles and tbeyief yesterday It tbat track can be put in such condition as was tne nana tracx men awaa a mar look out and AxteU can shiver in his shoes for the stallion record for it is almost certain that two horses will beat 2 1Z Mr Banner Colonel Crawford Colonel btrader Edward Bither and Case spent Friday at Pleasanton looking over Valenshvs and Salisburys trotters it has been denniteiy settled that Racine and Flambeau will go East next season Henry alsh Palo Alto trainer is to go with Senator Rosens table and will hare control ot the two Palo Alto colts The Blood Horse people hare again had bad luck with the weather and yesteraays races were postponed Vftuts a row was raised at tbe track Thursday over the season tickets There were a Urge number oi those tickets out ana it was discovered tbat some of the holders were going inside and then passing their tickets to people on the outside through cracks in the fence All tbe season tickets have been declared void and a new series have been issued which can be obtained Irom the secretary The concluding days racing wilt be given as soon as the weather will permit and then if the rain does not come there will probably be one or two extra days given as there are plenty of horses on the ground fit lor a seasons racing The new Palo Alto catalogue issued last week shows that Electioneer has twelve newcomers to the thirty list this year Del Mar 2 30 Grace See 229K Ella 2 29 Egotist 2 9 Ema line 227M Arrol 2 2H Governor UhIa 4 a sJl t7t tioneer 2 22 i Palo Alto Belle 2 22i naiue ana rvurvai 2 itft Kelly Samuel two vear old colt Puny was hurt last week by striking cis neaa against a piece ot umber his stall Tbe injury caused him to be scratched in all his engagements Tbe hurt is not serious and is curing ramdlr the mares brought out from tha sst last wees by amuei uambie are as follows Carlotta Wttkef fll br Charier Vllres Buchanan by Clark Chief third dam by jtonnn Jtadjwra frtm atBefere nee tlQ by Enfield xranddam Madona by ZUcfUdi Golddust in iol to Electrotype Jessamine 2 31 dam of hew Tork Central 2 29ii by llambrino Bay first dam dam ol Ltda Bassett 2 SOj and Lady Uaotte 2 2Ji by Alcalde In foal to Simmons 2 2 Patchens Daughter by Uambrino Patchen lint dan Pinafore dam of Crit more 2 22J by Strathmore In foal to blmmons Four Comers 2 20 by MambrJno nme aam bt nam a morsion aooxi lab In teal to ilea Bo Its businetf and youd do the same if 1WU 1fVU MJ You see pursued themerchsnt grasping at a single ray of hope by the time tbe stuti gets to Fresno and the charges are paid on it there will be but very little margin left for me Now if you would knock off 3 Or fft on each carload it would giro us a chance to make something Tbe railroad man smOecL Of course that would be business for you but it wouldn be business for us If you were in the railroad business yourself youd take all that the law allows COLLECTED COBKS The PeewlUr Hobby ef a Wealthy ataa TTItliHollUag 10 Do Washington Post The nneerest hobbr on record is that ia which Vt Hammond interested aa indolent patient in order to occupy his mind Aman once came to ue said the doctor who war sunermg severely trom having nothing to do He came to me bewailing his state of mind I haya nothing unnterest me in life he complained i nave an abundance ot means and my money is so invested that I hare nothing to do bat cut the coupons off my bonds and there la no trouble Jo take care ot it I hare nothing in the world to interest me or occupy my time I hare been gradually becoming tow spirited and melancholy and 1 shun society If you can give me something to live for I will be greatly indebted to you I tola him to collect bottle corks and he took to the suggestion at Once and now owns the most wonderful collec tion of corks of anybody in the world probably He classifies the corks according to tbe character ot the liquor their bottles contained and the countries from which they come He lias become a marvelousexpert and his collection deserves to be exhibited in the National Museum He will pick up a cork in the street and at once tell that it came from a bottle containing such and such a wine and from sub and such a country Of course th mans mind cannot beofareryhrgh order to be satisfied with doing nothing but collect bottle corks but the oc cupation is sumaent tor mm waai he has accomplished however Is really remarkable and he has the satisfaction of knowing that he knows more about this line of study than any other liTingtuan TTOBKED BT THE StTX A Clever Invention TJUplayed at tha Faria ExpoaltleO Swedes toro New One of the most notable Inventions displayed at the Paris Exhibition is an apparatus ror transforming tbe neat ox the sun into motive power for pumpv ing water and other mechanical uses It is the device of a French inventor 4 named Charles Teliier The apparatus is of great interest as foreshadowing the time when solar heat in combination with electrir transmission ot force wilt be made to 1 lurntsn motive power ior au engines and take the place ot coal and steam a change which will vastly cheapen manufactures and travel and greatly enhance human comfort the world over Tbe heat which comes to tbe earth in tbe suns beams is aa has long been known the equivalent oi trom one to five or more horse power for every square yard 01 tne earm a sunace according to the latitude and the season of the year The utilixation of this watte hear its conversion inta usab power has been tne stuay 01 inventors ana irtucn time and great sums of money have been spent upon it it Telhers contrivance aims to accomplish this object AIISCELLAEOC3 A petition has been prepared asking that the territory included between the southern boundary line xf Berkeley and a line running east and west 600 feet south ot Alcatrax avenue and a llfie Tunning north and south intersecting the southern boundary Tme ot Berkeley about 1290 feet east of College way he added to uerkeiey raisin inrf the Stock Yards Lonn and New bury hut leaves out Claremont and KunknemuB as it uiuugm iuu btathattheAtixensof the two latter places would rote solidly against aa Policeman Grant Bard Fight on Sixth Street Dah Shea a notorious character and ex onnct created a disturbance at Sixth and Clementina streets at 6 oclock last night Officer Alex Grant In making the arrest was set upon by four of Sheas friends among them a woman named Annie Bennett Officer Grant was so badly bruised before assistance came that he was compelled to leave htt beat and go home His eves were blackened and he was other wise Injured Shea was arrested on tares cnarces cattery oosirucung tne sidewalk ana for using ruigarian guage The Bennetrwoman was also arrested Am aid Time Caught Martin Harmon an old timer In the police courts was arrested yesterday by Officers Crockett and Farley while hiding in a doorway on Mission street He had broken Into a stable at 126 Fourth street and stolen a clock and a buggy robe When discovered he ran but the Sergeants whistle called the officers attention and he was caught When found he waa sitting on the stolen goods endeavoring to conceal them ft SMBSTXAV ahonLUbe without the WtamLT saw rBAXcncvCSBOjucu for ne year and oat of ha elegant bin boo teas eajlte eatat Ht 7 store of Mr Crooks trill Some Be aalts of Jts Peculiar Provisions A 8ale Bepented A portion of the estate of the late Matthew Crooks has again become the subject ot litigation under the peculiar terms ot the will admitted to probate ia this city soon after his death in 1880 The estate consisted mainly ot large land holdings in the counties of Contra Costa ban Mateo and Marin most ot which were then unimproved and comparatively unproductive This was particularly true ox the property Mann county embracing the entire area of marsh and hill lands now known as Point Tiburon The entire estate was bequeathed by the deceased to his own Immediate family one halt to his widow ond one halt to their six children The bequest however was subject to the peculiar provision that no distribution of the property should be made until the death of Mrs rooks and that up to that time she should act as trustee of the entire estate Under the specifications ot the trust she was given power to seU any ot the improved property belonging to tbe estate that she might desire but was enjoined from parting with any portion of that which was unimproved hum eftjir the death of ilt Crooks negotiations were commenced on be half of the San francsco ana norm Paafio Railroad Company for the purchase ot lands owned by the estate at Point Tiburon on which the company desired to establish a terminus tor its immi lm of road The railroad officials were at first met with a fiat re fusal to sell any portion 01 tne prop which had so increased in varae as to be looked upon as improved land erty which had so increased is vaRie as to be looked upon as improved land nTirloi tha ron litlanl of the WllL BV dint of much effort however they finally suceeedea in obtaining seven inn erne af overflowed marsh land for which they paid J200 an acre The property was nuea ioaiiu high water mark and a suitable foun dation was laid for the numerous dmllinmtrvlrm and machine shODS which bow stand on the spot which at that time Was entirety inunaaieaana to all appearances worthless These improvements immediately increased the the nmnertr fuHv tenfold and the heirs of the Crooks estate began to see that they had made a big mistake in not improving the property themselves At tha same time they charged that the railroad com nanv naa taken advantage of thetr ignorance ot the propertys Tame awr miifnteREannzi aecurcu vueaee I atoa of it contrary to that pioTiiiOn ot Kedowa bay filly 1339 by Bed Wilkes dam by Mambrlno Patches second dam oyjoevownng WlntODa bay filly 1889 Writes dam by Homer second dam by son of Lextng ton third Jam by Bellloander Bay Cllr 1888 br Krsdrk first dam by Amer can Star say filly lBSS by uysdjkf first dam by KemnckjPrince Uanie by Mambrlno Tune first dam by Joe Downing nay nuy 103 oj nan laas it first dam Sweetheart 2 22 by Sultan grandam Minnehaha A BAKE DISEASE Meeting at Stanford Hall Last Sight The Howard Street Extension Im provement Club met at Stanford Hall last mght About twenty members were present Jefferson Martinet reported that the question of opening Howard street ex tension Would be considered by tne bu perrisors on Thursday the 12th mst end nreed all the members of the dub to be present He said further tbat Mr Sutro had told him that tbe cable line would soon be extended it the street were once opened The treasurer reported that there was so money on band to meet bills as many members were delinquent in their monthly dues The members present paid one months dues la ad ranca to meet the emergency and elected William Stelling financial secretary The meeting adjourned to meet on the Hth Inst Assault With a Deadly Weapon William Airman an employe at a lodging house on Market street became engaged in a quarrel yesterday with Kemper a lodger In the house Hot words and bad language passed between them and a scuffle followed Kemper was struck with a club by Allman and knocked down stairs receiving cuts on his head He had Allman arrested on the charge of assault with a deadly wespon 1 1 1 ti 1 Woke Vp the Wrong Castemer StiTTtr November 30 Anson and George Caseba boarded a train oh the beatUe Late Shore and Eastern Railroad near this city to night When the conductor asked for their tickets they told him to go to the denl and attacked him fiercely In leu than a minute he thrashed both soundly He i aiso caused them to be arrested for as sault and battery The conductor was McLaughlin the retired champion collar and elbow wrestler of the world COAST SEWS XOTIS The WeUIngtoh coHierles put out 1300 tons a day A young womens home association ii being organised at Tacoma The people ot Lebanon Or have sub scribed foooo toward ue establishment ot a paper mill there A young Yams Indian fell from a freight train near Yuma Friday and bis leg was so mangled that ha ia expected to die Dr White practices dentistry at lot Angelas without the license required by law He hat been tried for it three timea The first two Juries disagreed aad the third ecoaiU4 him SOW COMPLKTE BUCKINGHAM HOTEL On Xlftb Avenue Sew York Extending through from For ninth to Flfueta Streets This popular house recently greatly en larged by tbe addition oten ebaolst ly fireproof buHalag witn splendid suits constating ef parlor large airy doable and sings bedrooms with bath ana creasing rooms attached iaa bn lair ooghly renovated aad fitted up In the meet raxarloss manner the veniUatloa heating and plumbing are or tbe buett an most approved style the public rooms are vneqaaled ter elegance com fort and convenience the ladles drawing room being la tfcs Leols Seize style the grand dinlnt room In me early Ei gllab Tbe gentlemens reading end emoklsf roomt are supplied with every requslte aad tne billiard room with cafe attach la complete la every way Telephone and ejtaph etSces oa the premise al lighted by ibe Edison electric light Tbe lontian la Baearpaaaed having magnificent oaUook from a frontage of thru hundred aad tneaty elgbt lett en the avenue and streets It Is near be Grand lentral depot aceeaa ble to tbe Open aosM all places ef amusement aa well as the leading Shops by the elevated xdads Madison and With avenue ears omnibuses pass tbe door every few minute This hotel la conduct on the European plan the restaurant of unsurpewel ex ertitno The charge ere easoaaUe WETHEBBEE A TJLLKR Proprietors JBsXP4Mk lis Us II ileal VVJ 14 I 18 Rf ST 1 CHINA AND GLAARE vfff cwWtrtSS wf IMsMlljf NMIA XOtBRACB MOST ADYANCEB STYWW Hi an4incmec Every afttcto aaevoraieasaeaoi rt the potter genius a bargain all the same Ia6TA WORCMTHR we hav gronping of Bare Vases Jtut ana Chocolate tchers Pot Pour Jars Three PIece rktsapots 8uars and Cream Soft EerU Tints Dreamy Oriental Decoctions Then iollow the lamed ALBEBTIXE BOTAL rPEXHrl wth sectional color rigs jnumine with gold tracings othenof even mora delicate character bewitching effects EAOLANTINI MOORISH BUW and CBOWK BKVOX WABE Sublime results ELEGAST CTJX OLASSWABst grand stoefcv HAVTLAmvS TABLE CHX2TA Also Uncle Cot and Eaocers lfostache Cups and charing Hugs beautifully decorated TABLE VIABOB9 Flateaoi newt TBIPLE 8IDED XIRROBS Onyx Top Tables and Bric aBrac useul and ornate The gemmy treasures glitter free Like to aome branch 01 tars Hung in the golden galaxy eSaf Store open evenragsuBtfltocloclt Hi Tky Cannot 4 taige Arrdersonj Deewionl tho wko Take Oaths lbs Cmrament Jfd to Be Yot 400 Qr Btreet Saa FrasMtseo 0aU jv snaameayE rfSTWWir I RaWrx MaalWBau9San9SXKVn ClieOteaSUBGICALiMEUE vmAOTasi sVPUMCES FM BemWTrS AND TRUSSES Seat raeniiies Apparatus aad Seal ales tor Successful Treataeat of every form of piaeaaesetWr tng jsedlcaf or Burytcm Treatmest SlrsUoass rooms and board fer 390 BatieBJi at the Sanitarium north of city wije fox circulars ee Deforest araJnl epty Kidney Bladder En Ear Wtfai aad sweeseeauaergicaiVBcraiien Qsea of Woien iZZJrtZ Only Reliable lledlcal institute on the Ceait making a specialty of PRIVATE DISEASES 13 ff 9XOrmWif tTffrd SjfTMHta Mcket 1 aurtl tm tmOenia sstrntof ssi gr i pnMl littTTtr pwfttwd CeUlat4mUMsrM4 a Vaitoogriar wttk tMnUala ta nw mr laaaawlli aar tttrt la tiU aw tt Have mm1VMI nhrna The Celebrated French Care 8APHRODITISE SSj is sold oa a fMJSJMA TCettrva aL omSyt suaraaty in I I FT Kef tocr aa ff wfl iSY tfervoa Jf JXf Weae VL Avfcw1 an disor jS5ta feOT derOf in SsSBk nQk genSrttrvefJfJfJfpiY LADIES Who Value a Refined Complexion A Case of Hydatid Cys of the Liver In Baltimore Baltimore Corr New York gun A rare and serious disease which is known as hydatid cyst of the liver is being watched with great interest by the professors doctors and medical students at the City Hospital Tha patient is a German John Bersen brucb and he is 44 years of age His disease is due to the ova of a pecul ar kind of tapeworm which inhabits tbe doj and other animals the ova find their way into the stomach of a man in drinking water and are thence earned to the liver by tbe blood vessels Tbe egg is about one hundred ta of an inch in diameter and tbe parts which develop it are found in the water on the ground and stick to the surface of vegetables and thus it is possible in eating vegetables uncooked to take the ova into the body The animals from these ova however are not developed in man The eggs once in the stomach of man increase si an enormous rate From the stomach they are absorbed by the blood vessels leading to the oR aad MaitltnU It contain no Urn liver Iters tne ova xornt cysts or waa or arseiie ia tore enade pink er little bags around themselves like the hrnneue caterpillar in its cocoon When this Tot sat by all Dragglita and iwaf ta infA trie afnniatH a tKa VeHe art aJ Tail BEFORE wbethV AFTER arltne from the exeentve sa or SttmuIeT Tobacco or Opram or thronch youturul Induy cretion overindulgence etc 5ub a loss of jsrain rower nuatiiira HKiBIJWtl Pain In the Back Hysteria servouj Prostration DUxUesa Weak Memory fLoas ot Power etc wbich If neglected ortn lead ta premature 4d age ana In sanity Prlcetlabx obexes fOrSS Hent ky mail on receipt of price WBITTE GtJARAJ1V tor Try ef der to refa nd the money If a PK RMA5 St enrol sot effected Thousands of testimonial from old and young ef both sexes permanently cured by ArHBoniTua areolae Ire Address ins APHttO SIEDICTTK CO Wa yrLK AT01 DRUG STORE llo Grant avenue HUKTZIO ft DOHAHCEr 140 3d Sfc OiOttOB EKOlfc 7th A Breaewar Oaelaai MUST USE POZZONIS MEDICATED COMPLEXION POWDER It Imparts a brilliant transparency Jo th akin Hemorea art ntmnia i diai ooraUn and makes the ekle delicately cyst is taken into the stomach 0 the dug it devotODs into the full grown hydatid which is one quarter of an I inch in length with a head one sixtieth of an inch andeianng numerous tittle hcoks and suckers Bersenbmch was admitted to the City Hospital oa October 25 1883 lie was a laborer at the Jesuit College in Woodstock and had complained of a doll but severe pain in his right side since last spring lie had wasted away and lost nearly forty pounds of flesh The doctors at the City Hospital diagnosed his case and on November 1st Professor Charles Beyan in tbe fresence of Drs Chambers homas Latimer Smith and John Branham performed what has up to the present time proved a very successful operation Professor Beran made an incision in the wall of the right side of the abdomen just below the ribs and about a gallon and a hali of pus was taken trom the man liter The method of removing the hydatid cyst is by means of draining the liver which operation is of modern surgical art The pain of the patient before tha operation waa Intense the tumor ia his right side having extended Ins liver nearly fifteen inches This great pain seemed to leave him after the operation and he now appears to be recovering All That the Treffle Will Bear Tretno Republican November 37 A merchant oi this city a short time ago went to a railroad official to make arrangements tor shipping eighty carloads ot merchandUi in one train from Baa Francisco Ue asked the official whether he would not allow some rebate off tha fixed price ot 149 a carload on account of the extra large shipment at one time I could get this stuff hauled dowa from the mountains probably tor less money suggested the merchant Bat you wantthispartlculerlotln a hurry said the official Yaatr Tnen aa Inert Is no comDeang line of I raUrosd youU hare toyay our caarfaa Fancy Oaods Dealers everywhere Or mailed oa receipt of 93 Soetamps Address A POZZOXT St Lent Wo sreek that I did not think thst I could stand It much longer After much suffering Idle carded all ether treatment and beran taking Bwlffa SpeeUe and tbe cancer soon began to seel aadT In a snort time It era completely healed end was entirely well It 1 sow over torse yean nnee 1 got weu ana were he been no sign of any morn of the Anemia I know It waa cancer and I know It was eared 2 FERBAirD Boston la Bwtrr arsctrio Co Drawee 3 Atlanta Oa TtiEjmUTQlL Veritable JUlxtr of Life tltlf THIS nRKiT a 5 oTRENaTHEMIlrrj TO SHOW IT Cor wTthoot GBKAT Nervosa DeoOlty an merit will be restores Lorn Kaabort sent to any One However Com pi letter stating may be jhla syuptetna permanently prrventi aad age Ing ell dvolantax It SFeakentng Jesses drains spoa the system ne matter bow theyi oecor eliminating aa a evil effects of yoatha fnltndlseredons and exoeeses It also care ail Jtuney ana Bladder compiaiau Impure Condition of the Blood Punptei Erup pneMBOBrbottleerSbotUe for fio Alt communications strictly conndentlaL by letUraratefflce free Call or address DB 8 ALFIELD SlO Kearay It San Franetseo CaLi drmcnolty mm 7AV ul TTlUle SmnUlU A tiinliPrtrmteChreaUsTxlrlarToBsffllijin eflisn Hs eores crt Blo aad aWa fits eaass Borss and Swelhant Kernos Jpebilitr Ixnpotaue aad outer neasaeanse or xonut ana taUtr PalsiU drftJiSi onai miiiwJ the flsfcmt ICrrara tWitanibUetaeta Ijam af Til tlaa ot the Heart Last of Memory aad ether tronbles et mind and bod S2gft2Z CanaedbrtSj Sots aad man eerrasA ether PoisQaCTaPrnesoasdlsit Dr McSaJitrs metBOda eretsgejer isjulsa tiSe lrUsasswieaJnaarssorieaar maaa praparstieBS eat eares to disms by CterotaeS amediosltraaoseat BissvPsauideten1 awciassssssssfstoailhosasitegsjjng tbeirtmbiai Jattaats eered a Seme awnii BSCOS eSTHTT axjarsyBWaaaPrtssticaeal DELIEBIGS WOSDISFrjlV TfUAL MTTLE KKT Rssfa lrRynS4f 4t J0M WIELMDS CELEBRATED LAGER BEER 1 SeMDariae ifieyeAriuiw 12t178 BIS BL3 STA5DAE0 EXTRA PAIS EHLANQBri For SaJeat All Priadptl SaJooas AB1L FOa IT rsTSa fi icSSi DrVIJSKCrarnrSsariaftfi i Maaiat InSL laareSwhoV vflrUnnm nrrirvsae poatttre eon ror PrnsUSnihins ISTlTir 1 owiaa sjf oooatosManee wwr 1 MtSft irisslsrof Bffg Sf Phease tarmmTWEttt laj IBVOMHT iarl DHBaeasssssssssssst tssssssssstlsaw sSRFaaa Oatmmnaam free Call or sjres Baa PraneaMO CaMsBtasssssaettf WE HAVE Neita 2 tSSFLFS Tj aelseatlassstfir LWMJl as OO eLet eb a aVaMmAAA wswaaasssai asw wveassservi fpeelal DtipatchesJO the Cuaol Sail Laxx Cnr Koven Judge Anderson this mor ered an important de the application ot alien Ml exoeuship This dedaton ered ia the matter ot the lordtizeoshlpwhohad take xoent lions oaths in thl Church on which for ten Jndge beard testimony HI the usual evidence aa to 1 and stated the ground ot tioa to the admisaioa ot cants to be that tha ilo Is and always has been a orgsuixstloa iaits teachingaj practices hostile to tne uov the United States dlsob laws and tecklng Us overs that the oath administered 1 bers in the Endowment them under penalty of de elicit obedience in all I i aswellasspaTtaatto the and to avenge tne death of I ets Joseph and llyrum El the Government and peoJ United States The taking of farther this time was fortha TiBrl lerruininz whether or sot gallons were true Tha quotes ue trnra surxuviq bos 2165 of the Berised Stall United Statee aapBcabls to I tion and proceeds todeal trmony lie says Tb objectors to the applicants to be admitted ship tatroduced eleven wn had been members of the Jesus Christ ot Latter commonly called the Moral Several of these witnesses hi position of bishop In the 1 all had gone through the Hotue and participated il moniea The testimony ol peases is to the fleet that 1 ber of the church Is exp through the Endowment that nearly alt do so thai are usually solemnized the those who are married through the Endowment Co as early a date thereafter as In order that their msrhs Shall continue throttghou that these ceremonies greater part of day dude the taxing ot an oa tion or covenant by each he at the case star be 1 blood of th prophets Jj uyrum omitn upon tne of tbe United Bates and this obtlgfition upon his or I ren unto the third and four tlonf that he or she will priesthood in all things andl reveal tne secrets 01 tne ju House under Density of ha throats cut from ear to I bowels torn out and their put tneir DOOMS Then theit right arm that it may be strong to hlood of the prophets An xuent a sort of combinati and drawersy called the robe la then cut on and is prtt IsSer Oa tha rotje throat and over the heart region of tbe abdomen 1 marks or designs intended the wsarer the penalties inflicted rn case of viola 1 oath obligation or covenant has taken or made On behalf of the sppUcsn witnesses terutea concerm Xlowmjnt ceremonies but a inclined to state what oath taken or what obligations orl are there entered into otM ties are attached to thetrl The witnesses when sake reasons for declining to aad tht they did so on a noind while some stated that tbi gotten what was said ab A K1ia nt ihA nmnhata John IT Smith one of apostles of the church testii Test issaiain tne enaowme jiie about avenging thr I Ditmhats is said In electa the ninth and tenth verses chanter of Revelations arci Other witnesses for tfael testified that tins ir the ol the ceremonies where arl blood of tbe prophet Is me John Clark another witn I applicants testified mat ne 1 obligations msae some pr tared into some covenants dowment Jionse and wore I meat robes but he did significance of the slit over I i Ilarrison another I Tjiicantt witnesses tesuna had a cieu recollection tha arm was washed and soml about Its being tnadrttronl both ot the prophets bul names of Joseph and Jiv I ware not menCbnecVbCit wl stood to be among the nun rJiwi vraa to be avenred4 I ley another witness tor the I tasusea tnat tney were to terd to avenge the blood Ml ets tietr otner witness plicants Who was assea stated that Joseph and Hy vera understood to be inch the prophets whose hlootil evengeo The witnesses for the while refusing to disclose jwomaes ana covenants ot aient ceremoniee and the ty tached triereto teswfled get there waa nothing In the Inconsistent with loyalty eraaseot of the United Stat the Government was not rn One of tbe objects of tioa ia to ascertain whet and obligations ot the-Souse are Incompatible jcmimiaip enait is not Uhceets witnessee ta det aaestion Thereiusaiof the witnessos to state eths obiigatlous or covl taxeav or euteraa into monies renders their but little yaloe and tend I xatfaer than contradict tha 1 this point Offered hy the obi ersnesee ectaaaanes beyoi eoneWe doubt that the uses same arc I eat which An applicant fo ie rsBsred to take aad tha cbHcatioas or covenants are tsoemieUble with the 1 and duties of citizens tat I The iBplicatJoa of Johnl WaHetJ Jbfgar both of aoown 01s tse lormer be saembers of th Ho and te hare gone through Kent noose are trteretore 1 to the oadectiolt made to I oi other A ppiioents upon I aolelvof their beine naeml Wenaast dtareh a laiail evidence JnosUy dccusna sissaigHrMacea omy asa ef wiidh can be introdul opiaioa without extendi areata length Theevidt mostly of the sermons anc Mormon rulers and leads bade the direction of the svTise Judge here quote the right of the prsH sa to dictate to aieestaH gel iswtesn frouj the etessHsvcBMeinu.