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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
ANOTHER HOLD UF
Three Meu Arrested on the Charge
Of Highway Robbery.
GAMBLERS ARRESTED BY POLICE
Four of the Lenders Swan the sheiIper and
Made Their Escnpe.-sweatciu,hs Aad
Dice Secured.

The cells at the city hall are crowded
with prisoners today. For some time
past tho police department has been aware
OF the fact that gambling had beeQ In
vogue at Todd's Cut near landiith
station. After giving due oons liberation
to the matter Chief Doan yesterday made
raid upon the place and caught the
gamblers red handed.
There were only two exits to the place
and as soon as the police wero seen on the
railroad track a break wus made for.lib-
erty. The men went acrors o cornfleld
towards Shellpot bridge. only to run
Into the arms OF Sergeant Evans and his
squad OF police officers or turn back to be
caught by Sergeant Shleids and his men.
Four OF the men In the gang wanted to
clear their sRlrts of all suspicion and did
80 by swimming the SLelpot. There
were the following men arrested and
charged as follows:
Geo Emerlng Faank Edwards. Adam
kOtner. Emlns richards, VIM. Gooding.s
VIM. Hortnltt. Harry Bower. John Rein.
hold. Alton q. Baker. Hamilton Orr.
Cbas p. Wyatt. Joshua Whalen. Edward
Mcbride, Chas. Barry, oil white, and
Henry Pryor. Benjamin Morris. Joseph
Cooper. Isaac Murray. Jamos Daker. all
colored, for tresspass.
Chas, Blddle. +. n. Flamer. colored. and
Vim. Dougherty. VIM. Henry. Fred. Pur.
nell and Irvine King for gambling.
Walter Brown. colored, and John Joyce.
WUitS IOF WltuebAb6s
The men will hnve a hearing this after.
noon before Judge Ball. Both white and
colored men, and small boyS have been
engaged In running the sweat boards.
Poker has been also run on paying busi.
ness.
Four sweat cloths. two dice boxes and
some money, were recovered. The cloths
were Identified by youths who have visit.
cd the place and the mon have also been
identified.
Detective Mcvey while jun ping from q
freight Car sprained hls ankle. When
taken to this city the injured member
was attended to by DR.. II. X. Spruance.
The ankle 10 badly swollen aud will keep
the detective In the house for few days.
The police officers tell interesting stories
about tho movements Ct the men arrested
ALIKdED HIGHWAY BoBBER
Later In the afternoon nine tramps were
arrested In the west yard on the charge OF
vagranoy. While one OF their number,
John Bennett, was washing himself at the
city hall he was recognized by Frank
Despcauxhs one OF a party of three men
who held him up on Saturday night and
robbed him OF s3 In the west yard.
James Holland and Thomas Donohoe
are also hold on the same charge and
when found by Despeaux the men par.
tiDlly admitted the crime. They will also
have hearing before Judge Bali this
afternoon. This Is tho third hold up In
the city idsde of two weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
LIr,icnn Il.chnrneri.

On Saturday before Magistrate Chester,
oil Cam den. N. J. Elmer Llghtcap wac
charged with enticiDg Lotta Martin away
from her home and taking her to New
Cnstle. He produced an affidavit from
the girl to the effect that she loft home OF
her own froe will. The young man was
ccoIdlngly discharged.
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strlke at tho Match Fnctorr.

The one hundred girls in tho employ OF
the damon Match Company went on a
strike this morning because 1t 10 under
stood OF wage matters. at the COM
paDy's olflco no information would be
given. The girls declare they will stay
out until the managers restore the old
wage scale,
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snndn, Iln-n lo am. a NInx-

The steamer kepublia carried 2l0o peo,
pie TO Cape May. THIS number would
have been Increased 800 II the boat mad
landed at thu W. u N. Pier. Tho vii.
mingtoniuns wore therefore disappointed
but many went to Woodland Bsaeh on The
lhamas Clyde while others returned to
the city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09

Mrs. Sarah Doud has returned from q
summers visit to Ocean Grove. Her sis
ter on sunday delivered an address OF re.
markable wisdom. eloquence and power
before tho Holiness Christian Association
at the Front and Madison street mission.
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nEAI lIs.
RRAY-on The fth inst. James Murray

MURRAY-on the tth inst. James Murray
aged 60 yeals.
relatives and frendS are Invited 10 attend
his funeral. from hts late Residence, I.lS W.
9Th stree ON Tuesday IN rning at O'Clock,
High Mass at 81. Paul's Church. lntelinent
ut New athedTal Cemetery.
LYNAM-On Sept. 0. 1895, Albert II. son of
the late John Il, and Ella Lyman, in mis-
d5th year.
Relatives aud frlenls are in wi; cd to NIT nd
his funeral. from The esldence OF his Drutatr
noon at O'Clock. services at tho house. In
torment at II. james cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09

Mr. and Mrs. j. A. kellam, Mtsses Hazel
and Pearl keilum havJ returned 10 BafLl.
more. Md. after spending a wsek with
itlonds III thls city.
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West Yard Raid.

Magistrate Kelley gave hearing to tho
eight men arrested in the wet yard veg
terday; Ho discharged two of them aud
fined the others 81 and costs eaeh. "a
held court In the city court,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
Rni.rnn rr,nI

Arson Maher sued DR.. Swithln CHAM.
lerl today before referees In Magistrate
Kelley's court for tho value OF note
given In payment of premiums for an
Insurance policy. There is a cross suit
growing out Of tho case also.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
RrnIin iInr iru

Mrs. George Yuut, of No. to8 Monroe
atreot broke her left leg Saturday morn.
Ing She was descending "a flights OF
steps ieadins 10 tbs bach ynrd uhd on
reaching the bottom slipped on slip.
perry board. Dr. Fshey WAS called in and
reduced the fracture.
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4c. ib-ISish dc. Ib.

On Tuesday. S pt ,mbe lO!h. 1895, on
Madison street. near Front street from
a IN. until sold. q car ioad of ilsh.
Please bring basket or paper. From Nslson
lockwood x TO-, owners North Long
Branch ponu fisheries.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09

The rolls Tor the line to bs built between
Quesns 81, Md. and lie wes, Del have
bee II oraerrI and construction work viii
be begun at an early date The road viii
be twenty three niles in length.
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A IinnHway.

While George Campbell was driving at
Eleventh and Head street last evening
his horse ISn away Campbell was
dragged fuEIialf square. His wounds
were dress NJ by DIR. Quinn.
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on for Dnyer.

The New" Wilmington Club composed
OF ''oid" base ball players left for Dover
on The IL % train to,iay. Skelley will
he iD the Uox for Wilmington.
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BASE BALL. ]. NEWS.

rThis column viii be devoted 10 Base Bait
news Allnews concernina the ulnbs Is re-
speotfully solicited. Address all commute
otlicel
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09

Registrar OF Wills Cooch thls motning
granted letters OF characterization on the
estate OF Bridget Bolssou. late of Chris.
tiana Hundred. to Madeline and Peter J.
Boissou
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Tho Mnntlrpr.

Tomorrow promises to ba faIr
and rather warmer, with tendency to
cloudlness, Indicating rain In different
section. Similar conditions will probably
prevail on Wednesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09

Mics Margaret Rodgers OF this city left
for Loulsviile, Ry., yesterday morning
nnd on her way home she will stop at
Washington. We hope she will have a
good time,
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Anpt,,er New 1,,.s.

Smith Bsrtley received a permit from
Building Inspector Hrubb to-day to erect
iwo STORY brck house on Clinton street
between FOurLeentn and Sixteenth streets,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
4c. Ib-Fisll-Jc Ib.

On Thurg day. Sepiembe 10Th, on Mad.
son street, neal Front from a. IN. until
sold car load OF lish. Flease,brlng basket
OF paper. From Nelson Lock wood & DO,
ownors North Long Branch pound lishef.
lee.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09

M TANTEp-A good Industrial Insurance
w agen J. Apply Commonwealth Uene-
ticIal Association. y i xchanse building VII,
De-. Il. Baiiy. manager. $50 st.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09

The only gonuiue talt water tuIfy. the
Great apaa.iZsr at 427 Market street
ltollis.
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QUOrAT.bNz
Reported by
UEAl.D 81 COMPANY
iinniscr- auI iIrolsors.
Seventh AniI Markot ,tI,e

Investment and sscurltis, yloia,,.
frOin Iu psr cent
orders for tho purchase AMI sale OF
etocRs and Bonlson Com MISSION ozeout.
cd at All the STOCK cruhI0sYA
Private teeIraph wires to New YORK,
bhlIndelphla. Boston and Culeago,
Foreign Drafts aud Letters OF Credit =
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09

Mrs. Thomas, lll6 West Eighth street,
fSli down staIrS today mi Received som u
slight bruises. ShB was trying to get ou
orthe way Of Minnie Irou,ey the Jrel
gtr. thut was seriously burned.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09

Franlk J. McSorly OF the Morning Nnws
went to Atlantic CITY this morning to
remain week.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09

" ANfED-A protestant girl for genera
w housework. apply ut residence of
Geo, A. ithoads, west Lancaster avenue. hrt
house on the ieit beyond Il. s. .. bridge.
silt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
State Championship.

SATURDAYS NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
At Philadelphia-F1rstg game Philadel-
phia, 0; Louisville, 2. Second game; Phila-
delphia, ID; Louisville, 8. At Brooklyn
Cincinnati, s; Brooklyn, Z. At Baltimore
cleveland, 4; Baltimore, 3. At Pittsburg-
First game: Pittsburg, 8; Washington, ..
Second game: Pittsburg, .; Washington,
4. AT Boston-St. Louis, 4; Boston, g.
Eastern League.
cLuBs VII PC CLUBs WI 20
springheld.75 80 .s15 Buffalo ...... 90 SO .5Oi
Provid'nce0S ts 6l2 Seranton....43 90 Aus
Wilksba'e6O Is ST. Rochester IA 70 1896
syracuse."~5s 81 .b2 Toronto...4O % .85i
SATURDAYS EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.
At Observation-Disclosures, z; Scranton, 8.
At Buffalo-Wilkesbarre, 16; Buffalo 4.
AT Syracuse-Sprlngfeld, 1s; Syracuse, 10.
YESTERDAYS EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.
At Buffalo-Butfalo, Ii; wilkesbarre, 10.
At Observation-Disclosures, 10; Scranton, I2.
Pennsylvania State League.
CLUBS. w.I- PC. CtUBs W.. 4. P.A
Haaietonm,4l "a .es1 carbond1esi % 5@
Lancaster~.Sl 27 .57l Reading ..,-2l 10 3is
sATuRpAY's PENNSYLVANIA LEAGUE GAMES
As hazleton-Hazleton, 10; Carbondale.
At AtLancaSter-I.ancastar II; Reading, Q.
scHrDuLE For TO-DAY
Loulavile at Phlladelphla. (two gomes.)
Washington at Plttshurg.
Cleveland at Baltimore. u.
81. Louis at Bnston.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
Rockford won Its fire. game from Dov.
or on Saturday by a wide margin. Nc.
Kenzie. the home olIb's new short stop
distinguished himself by knocking the
bali over the left field fence. Mcdaniel
hit the ball tor three bases. The :score by
innings:
Dover. o o o 0 l o 2-3
Rockford. ....2 D . v o rs
Rockford won.
How about Higgins. ..... .. .....-.
Mckenzie is a beauty.
Has Hayes left the @. A. @.
Radcliffe should retire.
9. A. o. and Smyrna tomorrow.
Philadelphia is running strong.
q. A. G. and Dover will play.
Leach refused TO pitch fot Dover.
Dovers percentage fell on Saturday.
Philadelphia Is after the Templs Cup.
nc. A. O. will win the Championship OF
the State.
Changing the batting order seems to
have helped the Rockford.
Give the q. A. Z. players a benefit.
Leach Ia In great demand.
Mckenzie surprised Radcliffe with his
home run.
Kenny Is all RI h when he gets support.
Ashes didn't play on Saturday. His
substitute never made hit.
lsnmpire Lynch related to umpire Bur.
rls? Hin decisions are.
What was the matter with Higgins.
Cleveland spanked Baltimore.
Buckley played d grand game.
The Phillles will go up Sixth street to.
night In Percentage City.
Comfy took everything that came his
| way aud had two hits and two runs.
Because Ferguson recelvef the largest
number Of votes he won the watch oon.
| test.
How about the tw7 files In LETT field.
"Asles" would nave caught them.
Did the 1iockforis satisfy the people
| on Saturday.
Countlss of the Inyincibles. New Castle,
! Is great catcher.
Bran1ywlne was Oxrordized on Satur-
day
Where ia Clark.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
A,nn.e,asnts. "a
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.


The comedy. "Unarley's Aunt by Bran.
don Thomas, which will have afepresen.
tation at tile Grand Opera House tomor-
one probably unequailed by any other
play. 1t was lirst produced in London
three years ago and has been playing
there slnce the first night OF Its perform
anoa. 1t has been played In Australia tor
the past seven months. and oven over
there Interest In II shows no sign OF cessa.
tton. 1t has been trppelated Into German.
Italian. French Spanish anu Russian aLd
played successfully.
The play Is farce comedy OF the fun.
niest tYpA andl he fUn hinges onone the as'
sumption OF womens clothes by college
uIdsr graduate. There 10 no horse play,
but on the contrary. the dialogue is bril-.
liant, the fun incessant, but not exlgger.
hted. The name and the plot hinge on
tho fact that two cClleglnns are in love
with two young ladies whom they invite
to their rooins for luncheon. expecting
that the aunt of one of the hosts Will ar
rive from Brazil i'll hme TO act ns chaper'
on. shs does not turn up and a asmooth
facsd ehum OF theirs who has had experi-
ence In theRtricals> Ia persuaded to don
woman's clothes and inpersonate the Do
for 10 minutes, but o series OF compitca'
tions ensue that compel him to retain 1t
throughout the action of the play.
Nj, d. Laavltt's spectacular pantomlme
burlesque spider and Fly" comes to tho
Grand Opera House. next Friday evening.
Primrose aud Vests Mlnstrcls. which
will apsear at the Grand Opera House
next Saturday evening. are sNd TO 10 the
best on tho road.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
THE TEMPERATURE.

The thernomstor at the REpUDLIcAs
Office to-day:
7O'cloel!. 10 O'Clock. o'c COX.
66 rs 81
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Trnn silnnn,,. Fol.

Yesterday afternoon Ia lmmnnuel
Episcopal Church at New Castle, Chaplain
Muuson baptissd the pretty little dnuEh.
to of John k LumhsOn. The witer u Eel
was from the pool of SLOAN JeTuaalem
that was brought here by lts gran u!uther
several years RRo
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
BIIoU THEATRE.

Variety, pure and simple will be offered
at this house tonight and promises to
prove successful. Turner International
Vaudevllles, an organization composed OF
highclass speciality peffomers, made up
OF the following names: The Bartons in
eccentric sketcn; Nlss Vivian Mack change
artist; Law and Mai thews. character com.
edians; Miss Lillian Barton, serio comic;
Fredo and Griffin, musical duo; Mile
Rosetta, daLseuse; Miss Emily Busby,
Trllby dancer; Miss Jessie Cole, vocalist;
Mike Leondard, the well.known athlete,
will conclude the performances with an
exhibition OF feats OF strength. Uag punch.
lug. etc.
This company will remain for three
evenings with customary Wednesday
matinee. .M .
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nunng prices

-
Amer. sur, lief.
Ach Top * 5 r.
Gan SOuthOrn..
CsLtIhl oI y J.
Chicago S \ ".
Oh Bur = Q'ey.
EbicAan irns...
CT MI a 81 r..
o it ! d Pa nc.
L. - T.. n h o..
Z Z & - b..
De. Oal All de-.
uel 4 il udHon
l, La, = Wen.
Gen'l T. Cos,
20 Shore....
.,n q Mash -.
$50 ari Pacitio
= \ s N E......
+. L U. D. h.,
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STATE AMMUNITION.
some Guardsmen Declare They VIII
Not Use 1t.

some Guardsmen Declare They VIII
Not Use 1t.
Some of the National Guard sharp
shooters are still sgitating the question of
State ammunition as supplied to the
members of the National Guard. They
assert that the shells are a lot of con-
demned stuff that was sent out here from
the East and palmed of on the State au-
thorities by some one who had pull.
In order to give the powder thorough
test, Harry r. Brown, Al Ehrenpfort, Il.
!. Deilwig and +. c. Muller Of San Fran
cisco went out to Harbor Y lew and tried
the States shells hlled in 1891 and also
those filled in 1893. The former were
1ound TO be worthless, while with the
latter Brown made l9 out Of a possible 25
and then quit because the receil was so
hard that il hurt his shoulder Dsllwig
made 3, Ehrenpfort II and Muller 10 out
OF Il possible 10.
They then reloaded the same shells TO
the Government standard-TJ grains of
powder and a 500-grain bullet-and Ehr-
enpfort made 46, Muller Il, Brown Il and
DeIlwlg Ii out OF a possible 50. After
ward the men fired five shots each with
their own shells, and Mailer made n and
Ehrenpfort and Brown Z3 each out OF
possible 70.
The men say they will not go to Sacra-
mentO Tor the Stale shoot If they are COM
PEELED to use State ammunition.
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FALSE PRETENSES.
c. II, ThompSOu's Unlawful Method of
Raising Money.

Z. III. ThompSOu's Unlawful Method of
Raising Money.
c. II. Thompson was found guilty in
the Police Court yesterday of obtaining
money under false pretenses.
Il. w. Woods, who conducts a hotel on
Front street. testified that Thompson,
after having obtained $l6 in money and
board and lodging and a NUMBER of
drinks at his place. gave him check for
so on the California State bank, where
1t was atterWard ascertained that Thomp-
son had no money on deposit.
Z. h. Burnham, assistant cashier of the
bank, testified that he did not know
Thompson, and that the latter had no
money on deposit in the bank.
Thompson said he made Il mistake in
the bank when he drew the check, and
that he intended drawing it on the Bank
OF California III San Francisco. lie said
he had been drinking considerably OF
late, and did not know what be was do
ing when ne drew the check.
This statement did not have much
weight with Justice Davis, as it was
shown that Thompson had stated that he
sold 1,0OO hea4 OF sheep to Z. Swanston IL
Son, wholesale butchers, which the latter
deny.
Thompson will be sentenced this morn
ing.
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SIX MONTHS EACH

How Justice Davis Deals with the
Migrants.
Eight of the ten men who were ar
rested by the Safety Committees posse
Wednesday morning for sleeping in box
cars, and who pleaded not guilty to va
grancy, changed their pleas in the Police
Court yesterday. They were sentenced
to six months imprisonment each in the
County Jail, with the understanding that
their commitments would be withheld
until O'Clock IN the evening to give
them an opportunity to leave town.
One of the men refused to change his
plea from not guilty to guilty, and he
was convicted. He was given the same
sentence as the others.
Frank Mcdonald said he had Just come
from Chicago, where he was advised that
he would prosper Out West. He was
told he could pick Up dollars almost any
whore. He SAID he had come TO the con-
clusion that there are very few dollars
lying around loose in this state.
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DIED.

AIAHANY-In this city, June 25th. John
Mahany, son OF the late Catherine Mahany
native OF New Orleans, aged 10 years
Gg~Friends and acquaintances are resi- pect-
fully invited to attend the funeral from
the undertaking Parlors OF w. j. Kava-
naugb, 5L3 J street, at / O'Clock this alter
noon.
NORRIS-In TINS city, June 27th. Frank NJ.
Norris, husband OF Victoria L. Norris (sOn
OF Mary Norris, brother OF W. +, Norris Il
native OF Sacramento, Cal, aged 81 years,
. months and > days
BE~Frlends ana acQuaIntances are respect
fully invited to view hIs remains this day.
from II \. NJ. to / =. NJ, at the residence OF
Mike Bryte 272O NJ street. Remains will
be sent TO Oakland, on the p. NJ tram. ior
interment.
HALL-In this city, June 26th. infant
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs w. $. Hall. a ma
tive OF California, aged ] day.
NICHOLS-Near Oak Park, June 26th, Frank
4. Nichols, son OF +. a. g. and Mary !.
Nichols, q native OF New Hampshire, aged
20 years ana / day.
Ba~Friends and acqualntances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Saturday
AZ Z. NJ, from his parents residence.
RFOED-LoUisiana Tract. June 90.
1885, Leland, youngest son OF James and
Della Rutherford, native OF Sacramento
City, California, aged months and 10
days.
h8 Friends and acquaintance are resrerf-
fully invited TO attend the funeral this 6av
at 10 4. ". from the residence OF hfs
parents, Louisiana Tract.
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CHANGED DAILY FOR wEINsrocK, LUBIN co.
NOT Their
Fauff.

1t may be huniIiating but certainly
no disgrace to them that the suits IN
this clothing sale should have had such
a come down in the world.
No, no. they were not to blame In
deed some of them have such makers
as Stein Bloch Co, Alfred Benjameu &
Co., and others to vouch for their quail
ity.
The misfortune seems to have been
that they were seut to the wrong town
-nd to merchant who thought he
could sell them, but who couldn't,
We venture to say that if these same
suits had been shipped il the first
place to San Francisco, Los Angeles or
Sacramento that you never would have
heard of this clothing sale nor wit
messed such grOyeIing in tie dust, as it
were, at s. 65, 50 S. and 50 65.
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Art1cles orIncornorarlnn-

The following articles of Incorporation
have been filed in the Secretary OF States $
office:
The Gardner q Zellner Piano Com
pany. Place of business, Los Angeles.
Capital stock, 500, 900, with Richard ZelI-
ner, Jr., l. Wellington Gardner, K. Zell-
ner, Sr. and K. L. Davis OF Los Angeles
and II. Blatz OF Lamanda Park as di-
rectOrs.
The Milwaukee Brewery Company OF
San Francisco. Principal place Of bust
ness, san Francisco. Capital stock, SI0O, >
00O, with Frederick Groyermann, terdi-
nand Baltz, Deidrich Schinkel. Henry
hampf and Thomas 4. Ryan of San
Francisco as directors.
The Santa Rosa Business College.
Principal place OF business, santa Rosa.
Capital stock, $4,000, with James 5.
Sweet, julia NJ. Sweet, ". {. Roberts of
Santa Rosa and q. q. Eubanks and
Frank Lenuart Of Ashland, Or. as di-
rectorS.
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NOT JUST TO HIM
Judge Hinksou Goes to the Defense OF
an Attorney.

Judge Hinkson Goes to the Defense OF
an Attorney.
Judge Hinkson yesterday refused to
dismiss the divorce case of Casandra Cul-
verson against j. 2. CuIverson, on the
motion of the defendants attorney, al
though the latter assured the court that
the trouble between the husband and
wife had been COMPROMISED and that the
plaintiff would not appear against her
husband.
The announcement took the plaintiffs
attorney by surprise. lie said his client
had called on him no longer ago than The
preceding day and that she was then de-
sirOus OF having the case prosecuted Yig-
orOusly,
Judge Hinkson said he would not then
dismiss the case, but would continue 1t
until this forenoon for further nvestiga-
ton. lie did not consider it proper treat
meut Of the plaintiffs counsel to mislead
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UNCLE" JOHN DOUGLASS

The OLD Gentleman's Experience with
a Couple of New Women.
The following letter has been received
from "U ucle' John Douglass, who
recently went on a visit to Twin Lakes.
Santa Cruz County. in which he registers
Kick against some OF the modern
woman's ways. lie writes:
81 left Sacramento on the 6:l0 train for
this place. and all went we'll. The
weather was fine, but when l got to San
francisco l was four hours ahead Of time.
so had 20 wait all that time
when we started from The pier of the
narrow gauge road two new women got
on and kept a window open. and the
motion Of the cars kicked up a good deal
Of dust, and it blew into my eyes. l
asked them very politely if they would
not put the window down, but instead of
doing 1t they said, No, we won't do it.!
II we do we will die of the heatr
Nell. got here and did not lose my
eyesiGht. PIl tell you something later
on. UNCLE JOHN DOUGLASS"