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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07
A Tidy Lille Sum,

WASHINGTON, Dec 1.-Treasurer Van
dusrr of the Yale Princeton football game
on Thanksgiving day says the total re-
ceipts were $50, 2SS 80, and total expen-
OF the game Sll ,252 96. leaving a balance
s!s,O35 "a, Yale receiving S536s and = iuc
ton Sh54l
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07
Partisan Ana, chists al Work

PARIS, Dec IA dynamite cartridge
was exploded in the Place de Ia Revolu iou
last evening. A number of houses werr
injured. The authorities have Instituted
an inquiry rs to who was responsible for
- explosion
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07
Steamship Probably Wrecked.

LONDON, Dec IA BODY which has
washed ashore on the Corni>h COAST proves
to be that of one OF the crew of the London
teamsnIp Nyauza, VII Gu is supposed 10
have founder,d rur ng the recent eaI,
with the lo-- her crew If IS
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07
Il MotAey's Duty.

Watch your daughters
physical development.
Mature has provided a time
for publication, and if the
channels are obstructed, the
entire system is poisoned, and
misery comes.
Irregularities from any
cause, at any age, are sure
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07
By CHARLES p. ADAMS, AuctioHeer.
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate
VIII be sold at puolic auction On
Saturday, December 9Th, 1898,

at O'clock In the afternoon, on the premises.
Uy virtnre Of the power granted the under.
signed hs Hdministi atOr of the estate uf
mes h. Mullen, late OF the city of Paw.
iucL 1T, In the County Z Providence, In the
state OF Rhode Island. deceased, by decree
ot the Probate Court of the CITY of Paw
ruCket entered on the 18Th day OF October,
s3 all the right a. lc and interest that said
lame Z. Mullen had. at the titRe of his death.
IN anu to tuag certain tract OF land with the
bui dings and ndinnprovements thereon, sttuat q
In said city of Pawtucket. o. the corner OF
Pond and per streets, bounded and de-
sciibed a. follows: Beginning at the corner
said street, thence easierlN on Pond street
nne hundred (lC0) feet, thence nortreIly one
hundred (lWO feet thence westerly one hun
dred 400 feet, thence southetly one nun
iTed (lt0) feet To the first mentioned corner,
being the sam lots of land conveyed Ia John
Mallen, deceased, by two deeds, viz; one
lated October 29th, 1870. and recorded In
ok :, Page 253, and the other d"ted June
10th. l. !. ana recorded IA Book :. Page 8i9 In
tue records of aid Puwtucket sal premises
are subject Ia Il mortgage of Ave hun lrod and
lwenty DO lars, recorded Ia the record =
of said Pawtucket IN Mort tgagC Book &, Page
81 JON j Bt rms.
n3td9 N6mnisi
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07
To Relieve the PHILADELPHIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. THE U ;. ).
Ranger Is Y ing 10 Homo ulu, where she
will temporarily relieve the Philsdel phia.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07
GRATEFUL-CoMFoR TING.
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAkFAs

"By borough knowledge sf the natura al
laws which govern the operations of dige~
ton and NUT rition. AMI by a careful ap n n
tion of th' fine properties of wei selected
Cocoa, Mr. EpD- has provided for ouI break
fast and supper "A delicately II wore q be, er
age which may save u m,ny heavy doctor
bills IL l. by the iudlcious use of such ar
ticies OF diet thHt ~ constitution may b,
X adually built up ntil strong enough 10 re
sist every tendency /" disease. Hundred,
of subtle mala les are floating around u
ready to at ack wherever there is weaL
point. We may escape many a fatal shaft
blood ana properly ru.i i.h.d frame.'-CivI
Service Gazt'te. Made simply with bo ling
waller or milk Sol, only in half pound Tins,
bN Grocer y, labelled thus:
JAMES EPP> a. co Ltd. Hpmee pathic
Chemists. London, ENGLAND. d2 4w
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07

At the " uodDin best place Ana .ne city Ia
Isvrs . GU rnr.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07

HOODS PiLLa are hand made. and are pan.
Ssss n composition. proportion and a9psarano>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-16

tel de la Guardia Civil ha estallado
IN petardo.
Hablase de la posibilidad de que
sc cierren las tiendas de esta capital
y de que ocurran tumultos en- ella y
Ell las provincias, provocados por la
resistencia del comercio a pagar el
impuesto de patentes de alcoholics.
No obstante, la impression del dla re-
sulta pacfhca.
New-Y York, Setiembre 1o-Reina
en- Valencia considerable agitacion.
En- Bilbao Sc reprodujo ell motln
antes de anoche.
En- Vergara ha habido IN tumulto.
Hay rumores de trastornos en- Car
tagena.
Madrid, idem 2-El Ministro de
Ultramar, en- lugar de venir esta
capital como Sc hab1a anunciado, ha
saiido para San Sebastian con objeto
de entregar 4 la Reina un mensaJe de
adhesion que le env1an los elementos
de mas arraigo de Santander
En- los clrculos polfticos Sc comen-
ia la coincidencia de que, por diver
sas circunstancias, van a reunlrse
cuatro ministries en- San Sebastian.
No falta quienes den alcance pol1tlco
ese hecho.
Ell senior Puga ha contestado. a la
carta que le dirigio la Junta de la
Defensa en- bien de la Coruna, ne
gAndose 4 re1irar la fanza que hab1a
prestado para la excarcelacion de los
individuos de la citada Junta que
fueron presos.
La carta del senor Puga ha causa-
do buena impression en- ell pueblo.
Con motive de la Suppression de la
Capitan1a General, las tiendas y los
BALCONIES de las casas Sc hallan con
colgaduras de luto.
En- Leon SO ha efectuado una gran
manifestation de j6bilo por ell esta-
blecimiento de la Capitanfa General
en- aquella ciudad.
Los senores Weyler y Sanchiz,
Capitanes Generates, residiran por
ahora en- Vitoria Coruna respecti-
vamente.
A consecuencia del planteamiento
de la nueva division territorial mill
tar, quedan en- situacion de cuartel
noventa generates,
En- Gu6rnica Sc han reunido los
prohombres del carlismo.
En- Deva Ir1n Sc han dado vivas
don Carlos.
En- Vizcaya Sc han celebrado ma
nifestaciones en- favor de los fueros.
Sigue la agitaci6n pol1tica en- la
provincial de Barcelona.
La prensa monarquica comenta con
j1bilo los rumores que circular de
haber surgido divergencias entire los
senores Salmer6n Y Zorrilla.
Telegraf1an de San Sebastian que
los senores Sagasta y Maura han ce-
lebrado una larga conferencia.
New Y ork, idem idem -Dicen de
que Sc ha publicado un ma
nifesto en- Bilbao.
Las turbas han rehusado obedecer
las intimaciones de Ia fuerza p6-
blica.
Sc produjo una collision de que han
resultado ocho personals herldas.
Hay otras veinte presas.
Idem, idem 4-En San Felid de
Pallarols, provincial de Corona, ha
nabido un mot1n provocado por la
del pueblo pagar ell i'm
puesto de c6dulas personales.
En- la misma provincial Sc ha le-
en- armas una partida, cuyo
saracter politico no esta defnido to-
lavia. Core ell rumor. de que Sc han
slzado otras partidas.
En- Valladolid ha habido una ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-16

tido conservador, Tn apoyo incondi-
nal en- ell asunto del Banco Espanol
de esa isla.
Idem, idem idem-Han llegado 4
San Sebastian ell gran duque VIA
dimiro de Russia y su esposa.
El Presidente del Conseio de Mi
nistros, senor Sagasta, SO halla en-
fermo, sufriendo un ataque de bills.
Han triunfado en- la Coruna los
temperamentos de prudencia aconse-
iados por Ell senor Puga.
Ell ayuntamiento de dicha capital
contin1a funcionando
Idem, idem Sci Presidente del
Conseio de Ministries ha experiment
tado una notable mejorfa en- la do
lencia que padece.
FL periodista senor Mencheta tele-
graf1a de Barcelona comunicando la
noticia de que Sc esta preparando en-
esa ciudad un alzamiento republica-
no que tendra efecto ell domingo 8 Ell
ltlnes proximo.
Entire los ministeriales Sc cree que
pronto Sc modifcara la constitution
del Gabinete, pero que la crisis Sc IL
mitara a la entrada del senor Becerra
en- ell ministerio de Fomento.
Comunican de Bilbao que en- esa
ciudad han ocurrido varios casos de
una enfermedad que presenta carac-
teres coleriformes.
Los posibilistas de Barcelona, que
desean seguir siendo republicanos, Sc
han adherido al senor Carvajal, reco-
nociendo su iefatura Y han ingresado
ademas en- la Union republican, del
Congreso, desoyendo al senor Caste
lar que les aconsejaba siguiesen al
senor Abarzuza que evoluciona hacia
la monarqufa.
Idem, idem 8-La reina ha frma-
do los nombramientos de los senores
Moral y Torres (lon Vicente), para
los cargos respectivamente de lnten-
dente Y Sub-intendente de Hacienda
de la isla de Cuba,
Idem, idem 9-Los contribuyentes
oponen una resistencia pasiva al pa
go de los impuestos. Hoy Sc ocupa-
ra ell Gabinete en- Ell estudio de esta
grave question
Ell ex-ministro conservador senior
Silvela, ha hecho declaraciones con
trarias a la constitution de un gabi-
nete de fuerza.
Core Ell rumor de que Sc aplazara
para una fecha mas remota la re-
aperture de las Cortes
Ha fallecido ell senor Rodriguez
Bruzon, Comandante del campo mi
litar de Gibraltar.
: New York, idem idem-- Segdn des-
pachos de Madrid, cerca de Villanue-
va ha estallado una bomba de dina
mita.
A Algunas caSas han sufrido desper-
fectos de consideration. No ha habi-
do desgracias rersonales.
En- Cuevas de Vera, provincial de
Murcia, las turbas Sc amotinaron
contra Ell diputado senior Abellen, por
haber pedido que Sc suprimiera el
juzgado de esa villa y trataron de
lincharlo. Tuvo que intervenir la
fuerza pdblica, con cuyo auxilio pudo
eScapar Ell SenOr AbeIlen.
EXTRANJEROS
New-York, Agosto 3I-Se cree
que el Presidente Cleveland esta alta
cado de un cancer en- la boca, tras-
ladandose, con este motive esta
ciudad de New York
Idem, idem idem-Ha ocurrido eli
Chicago un motfn de obreros, inter
la policia.
Idem, jdem idem- Mr. Sherman
IA pronunciado en- el Senado I'm dis
eurso sobre la derogacion de la ley T
lue lleva su nomb,c.
Idem, Setiembre Io-Las perdidas
por el Il timo ciclon, asi en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-16
TELEGRAMAS NACIONALES

Madrid, Agosto 31-En Ia junta
lie defensa que actda en- la Coruna ha
prevalecido ell criterio de los que
quieren Sc haga al gobierno una opo-
sici6n irreconciliable. La junta ha
acordado excitar al pueblo 4 que no
pague los impuestos. Igualmente Sc
acord6 escribir al senador senor Puga
dici6ndole que retire la fanza que
presto para conseguir la excarcela-
ci6n de los miembros de la junta, 4
fin de que ell iuez de la causa decrete
de nuevo la prisi6n de los mismos.
Dicese que 81 senor Puga contestant
con viveza 4 tan extrema y violenta
solicitud.
Idem, idem idem-Todos los ge-
nerales del eiercito RESIDENCES en- Ma
drid, SO han reunido bajo la presi-
dencia del senor Lopez Domlnguez,
para tratar de los asuntos de actua-
lidad.
Los Ministries que Sc hallan en- es-
ia capital han celebrado Consejo y
guardian absolute reserva acerca de
los asuntos lie que trataron.
Ha vuelto a alterarse ell orden en-
Bilbao, promovi6ndose otro mot1n,
en el que, segdn noticias ofciales CO.
municadas al Ministerio de Ia Co.
bernaci6n, resultaron dos tres con-
tusos.
Aumenta la agitaci6n en- la Coru-
ma con motive de Ia actitud en6rgica
del Gobierno.
En- Madrid circular alarmant1si-
mos rumores con relaci6n 4 10 que
ocurre on San Sebastian, cuyas pro-
porciones SO agrandan por consecuen-
cia de la falta de telegramas.
En- los centros ofciales, no obstan-
te, SO asegura que en- la capital de
Guip1zcoa reina completa tranquil
dad.
En- ell ayuntamiento de dicha ciu-
dad SO reunieron en- gran n6mero
personals de todas las classes sociales y
acordaron ofrecer su concurso al Go
bierno, respondiendo del orden a con-
dicion de que las tropas Y la Guardia
Civil Sc mantuvieran en- sus cuarte-
les.
Para notifcar este acuerdo al Co
bierno Sc nombr6 una Comisi6n de
individuos de todos los partidos, fl
gurando en- ella ell Diputado por el
distrito de Colon, senor Calbeton.
Enterado ell Gobierno de la acti-
tud conciliadora del pueblo, acord6
con la Comision, al recibir su vista,
que la banda de musica tocara ano-
che en- el Paseo ell zortzico "Guerni-
caco-arbola," y as1 Sc hizo, retiran
dose Embellishments la polic1a, la
Guardia Civil y las tropas.
Miles de personas corearon ell po-
pular "zortzico," descubri6ndose y
haciendolo repetir tres veces, en- me-
do de un entusiasmo delirante
La inmensa multitud do vivas 4
Euskaria, Espana, la Libertad, a
Ia Paz.
La Junta monarquica, compuesta
de fusionistas y de conservadores, di
rigi6 q la Reina un mensaje en- que
se le hac1a presente su adhesion, per-
fectamente compatible con ell amor
que los fueros profesa el pals vasco.
Sc cree que la Reina regente y ell
senior Sagasta anticiparan su vuelta
& Madrid.
Ell general Martinez Campos no da
importancia, al decir de algunos Pc
ri6dicos, la question de orden pd-
blico.
Cree que solo puede haber asona-
das como consecuencia de la situa-
ci6n economical porque la naci6n atra-
viesa, este es, por efecto del hambre.
Idem, idem idem-Junto al Guar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-16

vidas como en- propiedades. son ex-
traordinarias.
Hay noticias de seiscientas perso-
mas ahogadas.
Idem, idem 2-Comunican de Lon
dres que ha sido aprobado en- terce-
re- lectura, en- la Camara de los CO.
munes, el bill para el Gobierno de
Irlanda por trescientos I'm yotos con-
ira go
Al ser conocido ell resultado de la
votacion, Mr.. Gladstone fue aclamado
con eutusiasmo.
FL bill ha sido enviado al Senado,
donde Sc ha aprobado la primera lee
tura
Idem, idem idem-Segun despa-
chos de Paris, M NJ Clemenceau
Floquet han sido apedreados en- las
GALES de esa Capital.
Idem, idem idem-Se han batido
M. Drumond y NJ. Dreyfus. Este
ultimo saio herido.
Idem, idem idem-Dicen de Ber-
lin que el emperador Guillermo Sc ha
reunido en- Coblenza (Prusia Renana)
con el Principe de Napoles, Victor
Manuel, han continuado juntos
para Metz, con objeto de presenciar
las maniobras militares.
Idem, idem 4-Ha ocurrido nn
descarrilamiento en- el tranvia electrl-
CO de Cincinnati, Ohio. De resultas
del accidente han perecido dos per-
sonas, y cuarenta y seis han quedado
heridas.
Idem, idem idem-Seg1n noticias
de Fayal, ha pasado un terrible ciclon
por las Azores. Los destrozos han
sido incalcula ables
Idem. idem idem-Comunican de
Paris que el general Dodds ha pedido
refuerzos para reanudar la campaila
contra Behanzin, penetrando hasta el
interior de Dahomey.
Idem, idem iden-Dicen de Bru-
selas que el Senado belga ha aproba-
do el proyecto de revision constitu-
cional votado POT la Camara de di-
tados.
Idem, idem idem-S Segdn los nIti-
tpas despachos de Paris, en- el escruti-
Mo de balotaje verifcado aver do
mingo, resultaron electos en- esta
ciudad diez socialistas.
M. Globet ha sido elegido. NJ
Floquet ha sido derrotado.
Idem, idem idem- Dicen de Paris,
que M. Clemenceau ha sido derrotado
en- Draguignan lie VAR por ell abo-
gado marselles M, Jourdan.
Idem, idem idem-El emperador
aleman Guillermo ha entrado con
gran pompa militar en- la plaza de
Metz. Lo acompanaba el principe de
Napoles, Victor Manuel.
Idem, idem idem-Dicen de Paris
que Ell dia IS del actual llegara al
puerto miIitar de Toulon la escuadra
rusa para unirse a la francesa.
Sc estin1a este acto, continuation
de las maniobras militares de Metz,
como una nueva declaration de la
perfecta inteligencia que continua
reinando entire ell gobierno de Car y
la Rep1blica Francesa.
Idem, idem idem-Dicen de Viena
que el emperador Francisco Jose ira
a presenciar las maniobras militares
en- GaIitzia
Sc teme que la epidemia del colera
invada las tropas.
Idem, idem 5-Ayer tuvo lugar
en- esta ciudad una imponente mani
festacion p1blica de los obreros.
Reino complete orden.
Idem, idem idem-EIa comenZado
a celebrar sus sesiones en- Chicago un
de catolicos
Idem, idem idem-Ha fallecido en-
Estado de Massachusetts,, Mr..
J Jerome Bonaparte.
Idem, idem idem-Ha inaugurado
hoy sus sesiones en- Washington el
Congreso medico pan americana. Fl
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The morning call., 1893-12-03

Every preparation for the wedding had
been made. The trousseau of the bride
was completed days ago, and dressed in
her robes of silk and lace she waited, sur
rounded by her maids Of honor. for the
coming of the man whom she was to
promise to love. honor and obey. Down.
stairs the feast was spread, and among the
assembled guests the minister sat ready t o
perform the ceremony. 1t had been
arranged that the groom should leave the
city on Thursday morning, on an early
train, stop at Napa, there secure license
and drive from that place to the home of
the McCords.
Noon came and the hour set for the
wedding passed, yet no alarm was felt.
The drive was long one and many trifling
accidents might have happened to delay
the groom. His mother and sister, who
had preceded him to the McCord home
several days before. reassured the bride
and every one waited the coming of the
poor young man who had been chosen by
the beautiful and wealthy girl from among
a score of suitors. The hours of the after
noon dragged along and impatience
Friends hurriedIy mounted horses and
rode away, one to Napa, another to But
terford, the nearest telegraph station, to
try to learn something of the missing man.
The bride was calmest OF them all. For
two years Newell had been her lover and
sue was iuOTo tEdD SURE tudb Suo pOSse5SeQ
his undivided heart
HE will come,' she said. Something
has delayed him. but Bert will be here"
As night fell, however. she, too, became
alarmed. and, exchanging her bridal for
garments worn every day about her home,
she prepared to gtart out herself to aid in
the search. Then the messengers returned
and brought bad news. kilograms from
San Francisco said that Newell had left
the drugstore where he worked on Thanks
giving morning and had not been seen
since.
Inquiries at Napa City resulted in find
ing that Newell had not arrived there and
that no license Tor marriage between
him and Miss McCord had been issued.
The morning call., 1893-12-03

Other kilograms were sent to have in
quiries made at the ferry, of the conduc-
tors on the railroad trains and among the
young mans friends. Answers were re-
ceived promptly. but no one could be
found who had seen the missing clerk
after he had stepped out of the store at
Valencia and Fifteenth streets in the
early dawn of Thanksgiving morning.
The guests returned to their homes, the
minister went back to the little parsonage,
the wedding feast was cleared away and
friends stood around the bedside of the
girl who was to have been Newell's bride,
fearing for her reason. For with the COM
ing of the night Miss McCord lost all hope
and told her friends what before she had
hidden in her own breast.
She told them bow months before
Newell had auarreled with another young
man at party in Napa City; how pistols
had been drawn and boodshed had only
Deen averted by the efforts of friends. She
eaid mat then threats had been made
against the life Of her lover aud she was
convinced that he had been killed. Then
some one else told how the husband of
MRS. Gates. Miss McCord's eldest sister,
had suddenly disappeared two or three
years ago, and the rumOr gained ground
that Daieful Influence hung over the
house OF the McCords whenever there was
a wedding.
Surely" said the people, "the man
must have met with foul play. else why is
he not here? What reason could he ave.
II alive and well. for Disappointing beau
tiful and wealthy girl who adores him
He is poor. she is rich; he has loved her
The morning call., 1893-12-03
For ST. Roses Convent.

At meeting held Friday evening at st.
Dominic's Church. DR.. j. F. Gibbon pre-
siding. it would appear from the report Of
the committee on talent that the pro-
gramme to be presented on the occasion of
the concert to be held at Mechanics Pa
vllioD on the 18th inst. in aid of st.
Roses Convent will be of more than ordi-
nary excellence, as some of the leading
artists, vocal and instrumental. have ten
dered their services for the good cause.
Among the rare attractions will appe ar
Nine. Ellen Coursen-Roeckel with her
ch orus society of sixty in number. assisted
by the Symphony orchestra under the di-
rection of Professor Louis c. KneIl; also
the Olympic Club has kindly offered to
give number of daring athletic feats
which have never been introduced before
Oh the coast; also the class of caiisthenics
OF ST. Roses Convent and the San Rafael
College orchestra will be among the attrac.
uons. Joe Murphy. the Irish comedian.
Will appear.
The morning call., 1893-12-03
the background and the floor cleared for

the background and the floor cleared for
dancing
large number of society people who
had been unable to attend In the afternoon
arrived from the city in the evening, a
party of eighteen gentlemen chartering a
barge and bringing merry company up
by water. Dancing was kept up until
midnight to the delightful music of the
Preside string band, which generously
offered its services through its leader, NJ r..
Frank. for the entire day, and then the
hospitable ladies of the circls bade their
friends goodnight and the bazaar of this
particular division of the Kings Daughters
was at an end.
The ladies of the circle to whose exer-
tions the bazaar owed its existence and
success are: Mrs. w. ID. Graham, presi-
dent; Miss May Barber, vice-president; /;
Miss Alice Barber. secretary; Miss Meta
Graham, treasurer, and Misses Mamie
Heath, Mamie Williams, Ethel Smith,
Mamie McNutt, Mary Graham. Harriet
Graham and Mamie Van Wyck. and Mrs
Lieutenant Riley. Mrs. Lieutenant Sage,
Mrs. Moulton and Mrs. Barber.
Among the visitors present we're: Baron
Won BOlverin, Mr.. and Mrs. Redding, Mrs.
Sidney NJ. Smith, Mrs. Charles Webb
Howard, Miss Howard, DR.. and Mrs. Nc
Mutt. Mrs. and Miss Heath, Mrs. Frank
nj. Pixley, Mrs. Charlotte Moulton, Mrs.
w. p. Harrington, Mrs. S. ID. Ballentyne,
Mrs. Harrington. Mrs. Dunbar, MIR. South
Richardson, Miss Jennie Blair. the Misses
Hobart, Miss Mclean, Mrs. ID. b. Francis,
Mrs. Blount, Miss B. Hooper. Mr.. Samuel
Knight, Mr.. Frank Owen, Mr.. Malcolm
Graham, Mr.. John Barnes and Mr.. George
Ebright
The morning call., 1893-12-03
A ROUGH EXPERIENCE.
Secretary Kane Twice Elected From
the WiQWam

Secretary Kane of the Pacific Society for
the Suppression Of Vice met with rough
reception at the Wigwam Theater last
evening. He has commenced a crusade
against the theaters that sell liquor and
admit children. Last night he observed
two 12-year-old boys enter the Wigwam
without an escort. He intercepted them
just inside the door and took them back to
the gate to see the manager. when the
boys were taken away from him by the
burly special officer and the belligerent
dOOrkeepers. He himself was elected.
Secretary Kane again entered on a regu-
lar admission ticket and found the BOYS
In the gallery. He took charge of them
gain. when the same men grabbed him.
while others took hold of the boys and hid
them away. Mr.. Kane was again taken
by the same bouncers, and, amid curses
and blows, was elected through a side
door. He luckily met Officer John Green.
who entered the resort, and. after a short
search, found the boys and turned them
over to Secretary Kane. who took them Co
their homes on Tehama and Natoma
streets
Inc secretary will swear cut warrants
to-marrow against the manager and the
oouncers. The society IS determined to
prevent the admission of young children
TO such places as the Wigwam, whore
liquor is sold.
The Cremorne or Midway Plaisance
case mas been set for December 10.
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