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DEFAULTER SHOOTS HIMSELF.
Official of. Asylum Ends His Life as
Accountants Approach.
Los Angeles, Cal.,May 5. As he sat
in hts office in the state Insane hospital
at Highland this afternoon, C. Clarke,
secretary" of the Institution, a lineal
descendant of William Blackstone, the
great English lawgiver, and a politician
well known in Los Angeles, saw two
accountants enter the room for pur
pose of examining his books. He
reached into a drawer In his desk, took
cat a revolver and nred a shot into
his head. He died instantly.
This is the second suicide that has
occurred at the Southern California
hospital within a short time. Will
Martin, who killed himself there some
e W"
time ago, did so because he feared
that he was to lose his position.
Clarke's suicide today is ascribed toi
the fact that he was $3000 short In his
accounts and that he feared exposure.
The two men who errlved at High
land today to examine Clarke's books
were G. L. Pardee, secretary, and C. F
T
Waytnlre. assistant secretary of the;
state lunacy commission. Both they
and R M. Campbell, the medical su
perintendent of the Institution, were
in the building when Clarke killed him
self. '
Clarke leaves a widow and three
children. One of the children, the
youngest, jls named after Tom Hays,
the bankwreeker. who is now In the
Riverside Jail, and Tom Lewis, who,
when the child was born,-was a mem
ber with Hays of the board of man
agers of the asylum.
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Vessel Saved from Foundering by Use
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San Francisco, May 5. "All hands
of water, which was Ailing the hold
of the vessel.
The Nushaguk had started out on
her maiden trip and was bound for
Bristol Bay. She sailed out through
tha Heads In the teeth of a, whining
northwester. On her decks were two
big launches, weighing about 80 tons.
In addition to an extraordinarily heavy
cargo for a steamer of her else. As
the day wore on the wind Increased In
violence, until It registered, according
to the report of the weather bureau at
Point Reyes, 70 miles an hour.
The steamer, deeply laden, took the
water over her bow, and It came with
such force and volume as to smash
some small boats. Late Tuesday night
the captain was notified that there
were nearly four feet of water In the
hold. The pumps were ordered manned
but could not be worked.
Then all hands turnd to with bin k-
ets and labored all night to stem the
flood. Once It seemed as If they were
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the engine room. With the break of
day they found thnt they had only got-
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SURVEY LINE JOINTLY.
Canadian and American Surveyors
Will Go North Soon.
Vancouver, H. C, May 5. Word has
been received from Ottawa that W. F.
King, Canadian boundary commission
er, will leave for this city next week
to arrange for the dispatch of three
Canadian parties of surveyors who are
to work Jointly with the Americans in
delimiting the Canadian-Alaska bound
ary as rtxed by the London award.
It is Intended that two Canadian
and two United States parties shall
survey the country where the bound
ary, will cross the headwaters of Lynn
canal and Chllkat river. A third Joint
party will make a survey on the Stlklne
river. Thus the more important dis
tricts through which the boundary will
pasg will early be dealt with.
It Is not the Intention of Mr. King,
nor of the American commissioner, Mr.
Tillman, to go north this season. The
surveys will be In charge of experi
enced men under them. White Kraser,
formerly of Vancouver but now of
Dawson, and C. A. Bigger of Ottawa
will have charge of two of the Can
adian parties.
The total dlstanec to be surveyed is
550 miles, extending from Mt. St. Ellas
east and south. The survey will hot,
however, be carried the entire distance,
Actual field work will be limited to
where the boundary crosses rivers and
inlets and valleys and plateaus where
prospecting and traveling are prob
able.
The continuation of the delimitation
of the boundary line between British
Columbia and the state of Washington
will also go on. Surveyor J. J. Mc
Arthur has left Rossland for the ex
treme east of the province. He will
continue the line along the border of
Idaho after finishing with Washington,
The Sacred Opera ."BelsKazzur"
Pleases Large Audience at
Fisher's Opera House.
The presentation of the sacred opera
"HeNh issar" at . Flrihers' limt night
was pronounced by the hundreds wh
attended as one of the very (test mini
teur performances ever given In this
city, Tht house was crowded and the
manner In which the opera was stage
and sung elicited the praise of every
one. The success uf the entertainment
was assuredly a tribute to the ability
of Director Robinson," and that gen
Vemaa was warmly congratulated for
the, charming production.
"Belshasvu-" Is an opera of greater
Interest to oil .I'tosset) than, ,"Queen
Esther," and It was the general ver
diet that last night's performance was
more susccensful even than the prevl
ous play put on by Mr. Hoblivson. The
costumes were elegant, the chorus all
that could be desired and the drills
executed by the pretty girl who took
part were quite tip to those seen In
professional production. !
Frank Cnrnahan who essayed the
title roK was the hit .of the evening,
Ills vocal efforts were particularly ap.
predated and hi Interpretation uf the
IMMt of the licentious king of I ta by Ion
was really splendid. The duel scene
In which Itelnhnuar Is killed by Cy.
rus, king of lvrnla. otherwise Chester
Fox. was of special Interest to the
audience.
Miss HobsotVs sweet, votc was
well adapted to the part of Nltocrla,
the queen, and as on previous occur
slons her effort were very much ap
preciated. Mrs. Frank Spittle, as Aria,
the Jewish maiden, sang her part to
perfection, her solo, "Care-charming
Sleep," being one of the mst pleasing
of the vocal numbers. This oU was
enthusiastically encored.
Unfortunately James Johnson, the
popular tenor, was III last evening and
unable to sing through the entire per
formance. Mr. Johnson Is suffering
with a severe cold. Hev. H. II. llrown
rendered "Behold the Lord of Hosts"
entertainingly, and Samuel GUI' solo
was also well received.
The part of the angel wan taken by
Miss Alice Sweeney, whose superb so
prano voice was heard for the first
time In this city. Miss Sweeney ap
peared In n , wo-'tdlnnd scene, with
darkened stage and the effect was de.
cldedly attractive. Mrs. C. L. Hous
ton and N. D. Johnson, as lady antl
lord of the court, sang excellently.
The opera will be produced ugnln
this evening and the house should be
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tlonal Association of Machinists re
gardlng the strike. None of the en
gmes of the company has been Injured
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