LOG RAFT GOES TO SEA.
One of the smallest wills ever'
A HAI!II EM’ERIEME.
filed for probate was entered last
Lipkiiii Robertson’s Huge Figar Towed Out week in the surrogate’s office in Forty-Eight Hours in the Road With
From Astoria.
Broken Leg.
For Infants and Children.
Brooklyn. The will was made by
John
It.
Sullivan,
who
died
on
A storia , Aug. 15 ( 'a plain Rob-
Tim Manning was riding horse
ertson’s big raft of logs went to sea March 19 last at Ins borne, GO Van back about IB miles from Placerville,
this afternoon. It will be met out- \ oorhis street. Fie bequeaths 50 Idaho. The horse fell on him and
-ide by the collier Progreso, and ce>lts, to be divided equally between i pinione(] him beneath his body,
t< wed to San Francisco. Ihew eath- .wo brothers and one sister.
I he ¡M anning found th at if the horse the eheriff’s office when one oc-
«■r tins evening was threatening, testator appointed his wife. Mary struggled to get up it would be|curs.
hut, as the raft is very strongly J. Sullivan, testatrix, but she is I likely to injure him seriously, and
constructed, it will doubtless reach not living, l’he will was dated so be drew his pistol and shot the
R oseburg , Or., Aug. 14.— A
March 5, 189(5, and was drawn by y anim al dead.
young
man giving the nam e of
San Francisco in safety.
He then worked
aw yei, Frank D. O Brien,
1 he himself from under the bodv, but! Frank Dixon, and his companion
While staving one night at a ! document is regular in every res- when lie got free he found his leg ltichar<i Roe, were captured this
farmhouse in Missouri, a tiaveler pe< t, the extiemely small value of was broken. In this crippled state hirenoon while stealing chickens
was astonished to see hi hostess ¡the estate being its only rem arkable Manning waited for someone to land turkeys in West Roseburg,
walk up to her husband about feature.
' come to assist him,
The accident Dixon said be was from Portland.
every 15 minutes and box his ears
occurred Wednesday morning. but I Roe claimed to be formerly a train
or give his h air a pull.
In the
CAISFil l!A kl.llM lUE FEVER.
thedav wore away, with no help 1 lispatcher on the Northern Pacific,
morning the guest, seeing the wo­
appearing. He was suffering in -|
declined to give his name,
man alone, asked an explanation The Srlmliilil Murder Mystery Cleared Ip. tensely, hut could do nothing to re-1 ' i)e.v were tried this afternoon,
of her strange conduct, and her re­
S ax J ose , Cal., Aug. 14.—The lieve the pain. Thursday cam e.1 alu' both were fined $25, or 30 days
ply was: ‘ Von see, stranger, me
an(^ Dixon an additional
mystery of the death of George \Y. with still no aid, and as the time
am! the old man has been tightin'
passed the injured man almost lost I **ve days f°r carrying concealed
for 10 years to see who shall boss Schofield, the farmer who was k ill­ hope of succor. In the meantim e I weapons.
this ’ere ranch, and 1 have jest got ed last Saturday, was cleared away the people of Placerville had be­
him cowed, hut if 1 should let up today by the confessions of Daniel come alarm ed over M anning’s ab­
The Shotgun Exploded.
on him for a day he would turn on Dutcher and Irving Mann, both ac- sence, and a searching party was
me again, and my work would all ■used of complicity in the crime, i ort,anize(1 to h u n t for him / The
Last Sunday Oscar Angel, a boy
Mann confessed first while proceed-
go for nothin’.
party found him Friday m orning, 11 years of age, who resides on
ing to the prelim inary examination | after he had ,ain jn hjg uncomfor.
Eight-M ile, in Wasco county, met
His G nne Is Guarded.
held a t Madrone, and later in the tah,e pogition foj. 48 hom.g
Thig
with an accident th a t came near
day Dutcher substantiated Mann's
is the same M anning who was shot j resulting fatally, and which will
O akland , Cal., Aug. 14. -The
! story.
at Placerville on the Fourth of | leave its scars during his life. He
friends of Joe Sullivan, a fireman
It appears th at Schofield had July.
I raised a shotgun to his face to fire
who died here three years ago, be­
j threatened to kill the household, on
on a flock of blackbirds, when the
lieve th at a concerted effort is be­
Friday night, in a family row pre­
Took a Shot at a Thief.
gen exploded, sending fragments of
ing made to spirit the remains
cipitated by the refusal of Mrs.
away from their resting jdace in
the shell and the breech of the gun
Schofield to sanction the mortgag-
For some time F rank Veatch, of
crashing through his face, knock­
M ountain View cemetery. He was
ing of the farm so that Schofield Divide, has been troubled with
ing out all of the teeth of his upper-
7 feel 8 inches tall.
At the cem­
could go to the Klondyke, and that sneak thieves, who carried offevery-
etery whare Sullivan’s remains are
jaw and some from the lower jaw,
Dutcher shot at Schofield, hut thé j thing they could lay their hands
interred a careful watch is kept on
latter had not returned the fire, on> Kut a climax was reached last cutting off about one-third of his
the grave day and night, for it is
and the family went to bed Early Monday m orning in these affairs tongue, and tearing the liesh of his
known th at a large sum has been
face into shreds.
on Saturday morning, Dutcher, i wlffch will probably «top the d ep re-.
offered for the bodv, and it may be
A doctor was called to patch up
who had taken his riffe to his room, dations for some time, says the
“ snatched” at any time.
A phy­
was awakened by a renewal of the Cottage Grove Leader. E arly in the injured hoy, and will he able to
sician offered $500 for it, and a col­
trouble, and saw Schofield chasing the m orning Mr. Veatch was save his life, though he will be
lege was willing to pay $1000 for bis wife around the yard with a awakened
by a noise in hia smoke-j i’1“ *'7 dlshgure' 1’ a " '} II 1S ^ ubtful
the remains.
shotgun in bis hands. Io protect house, and, on looking out, he saw ' lu
e' er e a > e to ta v hav-
ing
lost
so
much of his tongue, ami
Nearly 70D0 teachers of the puh- her life. Dutcher tired, the ball sim eone lighting matches inside,
the
roof
of
bis mouth being so bad­
lie ran and secured his winches­
li ■ schools of California will he u n ­ striking Schofield just over the eye
ly
shattered.
and killing him.
ter. and as he came out the back
able tu draw any pay for their ser­
1 be confessions are generally be- door lie saw someone starting across j I T c h r i h i i : A ccident .—It is a terrible
vi ces until the next session of the
legislature. Such is the opinion of lieved. and general satisfaction is the fields, who, when commanded accident to be b u rn e d o r sc a ld e d ; b u t
Mr . ! ligiirenieiits X
those versed in the school laws of expressed that the mystery has i t0 halt, only ran the faster.
can be quickly overcome
Fhe exam ination Veatch then took a shot a t th e j w ithout leaving a scar by using DeW itt's
,i
.
,
-el
■
.
•
.
been
cleared
up
the state
I Ins is owing to the fact
/
W itch Hazel Salve. Allison A Co.
was postponed to Tue-dav next.
thief, which resulted in him drop­
th a t G o v ern o r B udd saw fit to veto
ping a side of bacon as he went
the appropriation lor the state
Length of Legs.
h a n 't Tobacco >i»it uml
b u ir I.Uc Awn}.
over
the fence, w hich he had stolen, !
printing office.
In consequence, T o Q uit tobacco easily a n ’. fo re ic r. be tnat?
fu ll of tile, nerve and i
r, take No T o and with which he was making his I One of the current magazine has
the school registers, which are req­ • ib h u i lc,
\ th e vom it r v . r . th .it Irak« s w ra.. mi n
uisite nudcr the present laws, can­ stro n g . AH ti.-iiv • sts, r,tk-or f 1. Cureguar-an« escape. E xam ination later in the an elaborate treatise on genius and
t« ’ »1 B ooklet an<i s im ple free. A ddress
not be obtained for the teachers, S te illn g Ben e y C o , C . a , » .<• New York. day showed that the shot had taken stature, in the course of which it is
effect, as there were bloody m arks sought to show th at men of genius
and unle-s these register-; are in
j are not, as a rule, of commanding
t h e i r p .i— (—ion and properly tilled
P rotect A oi h - i i i against sick­ on the fence.
stature. The effort to connect the
•ut the county superintendents are ness and suffering f^v keeping vour
Sheriff J. II. Jackson, of Tilla- two is a somewhat labored oiie.
forbidden to draw w arrants in their blood rich and pure with Hood’s
favor. I’liese registers m ust lie pro­ Sarsaparilla. Weak. thin, impure niook county, did not hauil_in his however. Some one once iked M r.
resignation upon leaving for the Lincoln how long a m an's legs
vided, li k e all other supplies, In- tin1 blood is sure to result in disease.
Klondvke, but left the m atter for ought to be. He said: “ That is a
-uperinteiident of publie instruct­
lloon's
P
ills
are
easy
to
take,
the
county court to adjust.
The very serious question, and I have
ion. It i-a lso expre-sly provided
easy
to
operate.
Cures
indigestion,
law provides that when an officer given much thought to it a great
that they must be printed in the
biliousness. 25c.
shall remove from the state, county m any times.
Some should be
state printing office
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or district in which his office is sit- longer and some shorter: hut I
sick h ead ach e i in lic q u irk ly a n d com­
Perhaps Atulree has concluded to tinted, the same shall be deemed want to tell you that a m an’s legs
p letely PYcrcoiue by u sin g th o se l i t i i 'i i -
-lay
over night at the pole
This vacant, and the county court is ought alw ays to lie long enough to
b tllc p ills know n as " I>e \\ itt « l.ittb -
E .irlv lii-ia -.
Allison A Co.
would bring him out in the -pring. given power to fill the vacancy in reach from his body to the g ro u n d ."
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