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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-16
Chinese Lottery Cases

WOO JACK and 81 Hun, Chinese merchants,
were arrested by United States Marshal Bald
win yesterday on complaints sworn to bv the
District Attorney. The charge is, bringing
into the United States lottery tickets. War
rants are out for eighteen other Celestials
charged with similar offense Some weeks
ago lHE CALL brought this matter to the at
tention of Collector Wise He OF ono go
United the facts to the department. at " ashine-
ton, and few days later was Instructed to in
sutnte Grim lnal proceedings. The Chinese. il
IS UNDERSTOOD, viii tight the cases bitterly. con-
tending that the tickets are really not tickets
at all, but merely few extracts from lannon's
Chinese poem. 0s
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Special Meetinr for Members.

The club members of the Thirty-ninth
Assembly District will hold a special
meeting tonight for the purpose OF acting
on the report of the executive COMMITTEES
to which was delegated the power of
selecting delegates to the municipal con-
vention. Tomorrow night will be the
regular weekly meeting OF the club, to
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1rack Repairer Wonnded

Harry wessig, track repairer on the Union
street cable-road, swore to a complaint in
Judge Joachimsen's court yesterday charging
'John Doe" and Richard Roe" with assault
with deadly weapon. The two men are
teamsters for Hulme & Hart, 10 Davis street
both were under the influence of houor.
Without any any provocation they attacked IVES
sig and hit him over the head with the
scraper he uses in his work, infiicting a scam
wound.
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THIRTY-SIXTH DISTRICT.
To Abolish the Office Of the Board
of EQUALIZATION.

A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held last evening by the Thirty-sixth As
sembly District at Twin Peaks Hall.
Jude Groezinger, Attorney SchooIer and
John 5. Enos. who drew instructive les
sons from Vermont and Maine with her
glorious $4,000 majority, were the speak
ers.
Resolutions were adopted condemning
the action of the Board OF Equalization in
increasing the assessment OF the City and
pledging the candidates to the Legislature
to advocate the abolition of the board.
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FOR CHAIRMAN.

Thomas D. Riordan, a Native Son,
Will Probably Be Chosen.
Thomas D. Riordan, gentleman, scholar.
attorney-at-law and Native Son, is favor
ably spoken of In connection with the
craftsmanship of the Republican munich
pal convention, which will meet next
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Riordan is a Re-
publican of lifelong standing, one who
has always been found willing to help the
party in stormy as well as sunny weather.
He has hosts of friends who would be very
well pleased to see him preside over the
convention.
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which are disabled OF these fifteen five
were found in the stables in pitiable con-
dition, while ten were being worked.
The teamsters and the contractor have
been under surveillance by the society and
by General Graham for some time. and
many of the men who were driving disa-
bled horses escaped when they saw the Of
ficers approaching, one man stripping off
his clothes and getting into bed under pre-
tense of being i'll. The case VIII soon
come to trial.
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FLYERS TO NEW ORLEANS.

Resumption Announced of the Sunset
Limited Service.
Notice has been issued by the Southern
Pacific that its famous Sunset Limited"
train service will be resumed this fail,
with trips between San Francisco and
New Orleans, twice each way weekly. The
initial train Will leave San Francisco Sat
urday, November Z, and New Orleans No
yam her @
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An old Man nisan

The police were notified yesterday of the
disappearance OF William t1reaves. 81 wears
OF age. He left his home, $50 Thirty.
fifth street. Oakland, on Monday. He 5 feet
8 inches tall, clean shaven and has gray b air.
He is CHILDISH in mis- old age and his family
are afraid some accident has happened him.
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The following resoluIions were passed:
Republican Veterans.

ALAMEDA, CAL, Sept. 15.-George w.
Langan OF Livermore. ]. ]. Allen of Oak
land and Judge A. B. Hunt of this place,
all candidates for the Superior bench, adj
dressed meeting of the Veteran Repub-
llcan League tonight at Linderman's.
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Delegates and resolutions.

ALAMEDA, CAL, Sept. 15.-The list of
delegates chosen last evening by the Reg
ular Republican Club were:
II. K. Field, F. H. Mccormick, w. P. Dillon,
J. b. Barber, Z. Holt. w. Graham, E. A Won
schmidt, Ed Houston, j. A. Kennel, w. B..
onlmeyer, William Highly, w. NJ. Bowers,
QUO Bremen Hermann Cordes, G.. w. Emmons,
Z. b. Lovejov, B. E. Combs, E. B. Cunning, G..
a. Bordwell. ]. H. Walker, f. f. jenkins, J. G.
spence, n. G. Larsen, T. Carpenter, c. A. Mar
sion, z: j. Hammond, James Tyson, /. N. Chap
man, W. b. Blair, James w. Travers, Alex Hay,
). X. sloan, q. c. Brooke, John Larkin.
The following resolutions were passed:
RESOLVED, That this delegation to the County
Convention be and is hereby ms tructed not to
place In nomination any man candidate
LOT mem Der of the Assembly who will not
pleoge his unqualified influence and support
70 secure the election OF George e. Perkins to
the united States Senate. Be IL further
heS0tued, That we are unqualife dly opposed
10 the so-called Reilly funding bill or any
otner which will mean the postponing the
payment of any Indebtedness of any corpora
ton to the Government.
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THE IRONWORKERs.

To Be Addressed Next Saturday
Night by Irving NJ. Scott.
Irving M. Scott, CALIFORNIA; builder OF
battle-ships, will address the ironworkers
OF California in the Auditorium, corner of
Eddy and Jones streets, next Saturday
night. All ironworkers in the State are in
vited to attend. Mr.. Scott proposes to
show them that they are more interested
in protection and sound money than the
Democratic press would have them believe.
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Ordered to Appear Before Judge
Coffey To-Day for Pun
iShment.
NO ONE IS FATALLY INJURED
Missing Papers in the H My Case
the Cause of Trouble Between
the Men.

What promised to be a contest for the
San Francisco attorneys championship in
fisticuffs occurred yesterday in Judge COT
fey's court. Lawyer J. P. Langhorne landed
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CRUELTY TO HORSES.
A Contractor and Teamster Are AR
rested at the Presidio and Charged
With the Offense.

E. H. Dougherty, the contractor in
charge of the grading work at the Pre-
sidio, and William Smith, a teamster,
were arrested yesterday afternoon by OFF,
GERS Delmer and Hooper of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and
posse OF policemen. About 100 horses
and mules are used in the work, fifteen of
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ciates and closed with a beautiful tribute
to the Republican party.
Songs were sung by the Knickerbocker
quartet,
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Mss ELIZABETH MOORES

tI.ENCH AND ENGLISH SCHOOL Pr
" raoved from 5l5 Haight st. to $50 Haichs
lltalted nunbeE OF ooarders received; pupils M
pared tor college; term opens August 8 +~
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
A Fake Rirg-Cievsr Ylen q, co-raso.
Nine Adnni ID A,. IT, L -. .l''I

rake hing-Clrysr Iisn Of CORRESPOND.
"nee Adopted by Two Loyers ''N'''
brenham. Texas. April i2.-Mark In.l
crenuious coiorei drayman wns yester.
Gay fak 81 out Of SIS by ring artist WIZ
i'awned him brass ring. Marks wifi.
discovered tho fake.
MI John Muse, she lives near Will.
man. started from home ON horseback
na'ureay morning and shortly Afterwards
,n' laerless horse returnsd. Mrs. EJ
hughes and another lady while driving
i ir n ~ TIC morning discovered Mnse
Rhs unconscious by the roadside Al.
naa been stricken with paraiysi. fnit M.
.n.Ystfe1 sufficiently 10 tel Of The in
luf' az ~ was at first feared that h.
h9l oeeh fouily dealt with
no postal authorities have caught on
" hnck scheme worked on tho no.f
VI noe az itreniiam by II couple of Iovers
VITO nave violated tbs postal laws Ia
Sh,eh; h9weyer. there Is no penalty At.
tachsd. The parents OF the girl obiecies
u ~ "a. % Affair." h ana used all n9ssbIe meas
t,huNichtlns and they think thai thev
hh ate , snneeSeadsd When all other me- hods
inc young fellow rented q box az The
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,,-r "a -l,.--,,,. l,.-,..o :,
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100. I'm fNn e,if f'i-'4 mas nern ~
80
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pFg.ft@tek A"F A'f ~ very
t'.,i Fefdea ran ia- CORE me "af' %
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,,.r. ttiggving .l ana rf,n,,., oyer
tr..,...,,.t., ~ i, e,s.,.t ,,i-,,,, ~ az
-f.. ~ tbilsn H'feS Ahf1l y g
..H' rE'r ~ y z town Nif"fH niirs
ntHt@ thH clfY lh higher taltr y tas ues4
We q iong time ana ~aa genorHa sul rs-
.p& tt 100 saai 1iFtt Ih" riee Is
.tif'-l " 'i!e HIehhi't isstfF rtiHs b.
'ir interior during me- u@sf few IaFs
Haiion 'raxAf sf-if 1e Int MINIS or
t.ef- yi4ffe! ~ auoihD, h.,s1r f4 f
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hRATERK AND CR0l'S.


gnErs Tetns, hpr,l r f5saTy raus
oortHHe - ~ tAr. really Frinrl ~
n" pi.itl - " rpt
irsuu. ttas Arf4 e - Iae raiH FEN
aiIi b. ~ benea. ~ 1l-~ e+rtT
I-sfk.tt,lin ~ Ap-'l "A ane
eno@er ee.i l-ra lass a.flt p.f nore rain
81 f.eodcg Frit trees Hsta ROT frsa l-
5dred III recent cod gnaJ-.
'l,'.' CO. '.'' ~
wpfR il al T. st4.5aa.li a44l III pubiic
roads ere IN frrahl condition
faB ali ogsr his seetig. throughout iasr
Iiptt ans 4, q, ,'..,5f,'a' .rhe ,'n,th yt17,,
i, bisvgt,t r. Ia if ,..t,iar H. rsttsr fit'
fseeyuin T-,n,, Aor,l u n ra,,.a al,
diffren, times Iast r,lsiland ia at,ii sioN.
,.r1ng thts runrf'tr,- II a. ver, .ynrt1 Ina
~ lo,ittat9r,,'. -. ~, 4, ,nl I a',
10 min far 'Y ys,.f,,l d,ys WIZ continue
CO.., M, ,
si.ain }st night Tho f,rfners ~, ~, ~
Tnadg ~ s,y er,e,,,n ,,, w. rb. -. ~.
;lnrc- f..ftrr aud lie st.,y mn ~. ,y.it
rlfsfseg Win he r,r0aueet4
p.,.,,, ~, .,',,, T., .r.
extrcmsl,, drv o,,a ,,,.,,.,. , ,l, y.
ran i,,aly. The VIM ~ hlaW.ng harI
snur ha,,rs s,d ra5n l.. i,,'T'.,' 1T '".''S-
rea-saiL Texas Arm 10 rrlo county
huf not enough. parts Of the county have
about seven f..,t owing n ~. nv asse
l.utott r.,aa An,1 20 ,..,a ~ ,,'',
H,lI 49,. 'A i'4. .tpl'' - ram Oh seV-
srai I noara Duration listed ms county
n i ins s wniei insure tgoa stands OF
ana s,,, III stia"' i''l'en corn gardens
victoria, Texas. Aprii ". -- a terrific
.,ouih MN p'sM an nAy y.sittlh5 ana
, NJ igi.ows1 ny a nice ram iast nish'
M 80 esvts ~, ~ Oap'St Oh p,ui,.iul Nfots
- 5,aT' Noi" anu COTTON Marry All
''ant"u'
Richmond, Texas. April la strons
s Sga 'n ,sa Wlna struck mis- place about
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Polk County Democrats WIZ Acr. for 1
pm - EDlt L...-.--.c -

fois county Democrats WIZ Acr for the
Partys Beat Interests
Livingston. Texas. April u.-Judga Ina
Hesshausen, Chairman Of ire county
democratic executive committee. Issued Il
eaii sorne days since for a meeting d,
sad COMMITTEES at his piao. today. ~,
yn!y iAre" members. y. A Garsey n
Johnson and ". ! Taylor Of precincts
SOS l. and 4. responded!
Ihey decided that me chairman shaIl
an county convention for May s and
lIat the s"sera! pfe9incts snail 400
primary convention. III Saturday May .
- s"'tet de9esa'ts 70 said county ccs.yefl.
non. !nat sald county convention Enail
geo ae!esaNs 70 the several cony.ntion,
state. Judicial ana district. and taL.
ssch action as SHAH sSs deemed proper I'M
me matter or submitting TIE financial
question II = primary e,eet!on 70 h.. he1s
thersiorf Said convention will also d.
termine whether a Primary eieotign srall
p- reid for nominating o4nalaates for
county ana precinct offices aud fix ~.
date for holding u sg.h election III
Ine'nbers present thought this at,Jut ne
9niy acton they could lake az si3otntr
.foFt 10 convene the committee You'd
hh"ly be no more sueeessfgI and M
matters for coflN-deras!o. ar. N To,
much Importance for minority o, me
committee 70 IKE acton thereon There
10 cons israble difference on o6luie,, -,
ibe money question, vet H-,r r,aont.. roy.rt
Inc hter.ss Of the Democratic t,arfy
as Of too much Importance u, fsor,s r.5,.a
zane on any on. issue ard viii se.k M
avoid a split ="
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Issue Of March "a supplemental. Gen.
y Hughes sprnetown. Parker coun,v
Original widow Eliza T. Buzan. GiSn
itssr, s5merYrh county Survivor Iniian
wars: james l.. MCGEE meceHsedl Co..
ell cnryrll county Widow Indian AR
Hannah r. Medee, corye.l. coryeA coun.
Issue 'of March aboriginal widow
Frances r. Anderson. WaeIlier Co. -
county Widow Indian wars, Fiy a.
bonds. Gano Williamson CUNT sN'e
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Aporl.nxY 49,. 1.A,.nr

cuero. Texas. Aprn II Justice s,otes
and DR. Lackey held an inquest over M
body 81 James Stephens VINO ws, ~,
aead IN his ned Friday evenipe 'Vet1
sssfaiet was hat he died from arople,y.e
VIII him one raw him "a Ia bls -. lrii
s ~, ma while afiefNard. upon ss 49,.
10 ihe wagon for water. found hi,, 10y
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SLOT IN TIE sHoUIpi

Orange, Texas Ap-l ia 3
came up from Johnson's bayo-
eyenang. having on boaris x. 4
. resilient Il that place, VIZ
last night ani came to'ofanS
al attention TIE shooting y
with Il 3s-caHyer p!stol BY III
named Lambert. the ball sa4
Hamilton 9 LEFT sn0 llier. -
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FECGREssIvp tiF,p.,-

II, 'e"as Anrl n--H.arne is now
c1,,s. ,'.n@ connection with an the large
gram and T ri Ine Southwestern Tele-
night 10 lhis point last
reeea T,',e d aas AFRO ye Commercial club
H. L. 1azisit : president and Mr. aIIle ;
on s,a, !, u ssere.arv. A moyenan, >
<'' -DNl 70 secure "a cotion ,riiG e".eHi Is
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INDIAN CLAIMS

FeatEal. Texas. Apr!i A. sir. Case ana
.ar Carter Tinted States district a,tor.
bfFS Tor Indian claims ara here and viii
r.s,fns'r several days A. the earlv se,,i..
ion, eoghlFy lost great many stonk
te,1f'l. - -,5.s. IsifedaiioHS many are
f,re6t ~ VIZ putting Ia claims. but thnlr
s,,rcess 70 lnAFilnite they will not llksiv
~, ~ w recovering anything. '"''y
shi,...,, '.opA Hereford Cattle COMPANY ara
a.a'i'NR cattle tCf!ay Ha,.-,sr r.'iy arc
VII Fhip tomorrow ''se'eF d Kinds
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Roth GAVE gONn

net, '. al' ieras April ri. H. mr.
a, 49, s''s'isef. ana d. ". Pope, fireman
cs,a W. snsine that struck NJ ~.
~ trsl hnrs last Friday and who aa we1s
BY Jas,ise Fr nei,ys.f Tor murder, were plaees
was promptly gigsn' '''s' W" bond which
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SUDDEN Dr.rI,

s,a,.S. 'eias April Mrs. John r.
~ woo AYes a'-olt six miles south
ing N H. "as found dead in he'd mis- no.
usual II. go'S.e pnens re'lred last nirbt AZ
T. wake her f Ia! and when they ,ried
Uncovered shs was di ..sd IL was then
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REVIVAL AT KILLrFn

hiileen' Texas. April il.-Rev. Mr.. peats
y sun here engaged In revival vork a.,
Mountaineering the two or three d. an ~,
1919 Weather the Arst OF the week lr.
terest In the meeting has nat ~, Y
ih.re nave been several conversions -
hufnh"r OF areAxsinns to tins nht,rcr Gnu
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Visits At Ho, springs. ,.ug w
their method Of trea,m.s 70
with our large experiehup,r ss.r
I itfa,sh. f. ,ye ssuep1ssss "a, q ~
Of On" HE 50 f.eya-fui disease,.Is
have cur d cases thai naStn51
BY sonr Of the oessstn,ent y
country. Try our
be satisfied. ,unpLE.e2
Yol'SG AND liz IT,
who are suffering iIom yes
or present indiscret.o mir
which break dawn ih ,s,ouf6sB
make life burden 10 ri
should not neglect ~ .nd -
r,.thod, which is SAFE S,ife ~
bsr II II permanent mdhn
STRIcTUkE. 4 nss me.ss
ling. The only rai''"
s ssm' 4iss.. sy's :, a, s..' ~.
-, % hg nroy "a this assertion, s -
LADIES. you wno your
Weakness-should certa
m. thod of trea,msn,ii los g.
rnl p'I pain II which Is o 10
Try our treatment anu
FILES. Great aiscoyesitsy, rat
antef n. No Cutting =,
NERVOUS DlSEAsi"
Send for symptom s g,s
men. No. 2 for sanaisrf,
All corresponds le7 .ooddzsl
business strictly f,ouo ~
treatment sent frss .a,,,nffy.
all parts OF the cosos
private rooms A1nfe1 40
I'M TIA TIL
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] Jge Manchester hslsl Nil B. s
Ca1ajdzte
Us VIEWS on Ts9iFF ASb FlAANls
Favor. pa. Oh Woo! AID A4r ceai,.
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ara .y- 80. e.-r,s taa tie
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e.ests ast aaf lsnns7 terrific
e .c~ Signs ra
F4s
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ANNouNcEM

FOR coNGRE
THE POST is authorize
HON. w. +. McCUME
county for Congress from
xresslonal Dist rct. subie
Of the Democratic CONVEX
THE POST IL AUTHORIZE
HON. THOH. II. BALL OF
as . candidate for Com
First Congressional Dist
The action Of tho Demo
Hional Convention.
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roruidsT TICKET

iampasas Texas, April 1.-The popuilst
oo'n'y convention inst here today ana
nominated the following t,cks,. c.,r,
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..NNrY c,c,r.NrY REprnrICANs

H-ack4,,yille, Texas. April 1.-THE re-
r1u,iea ATS trsforrr) o. this Kinney coAn-
- rae' las; evening al Partr.ck's hall
ard ssiAr.ed delegates to attend the
N9l,r9n convention. April g. - Major
e. y Stenaar. the se,ec;e delegate, ana
NJ. e - imam the alternate, are rotn
pronounced Mckinley men instructions
= e-e re- considered a. ell necessary.
--rh ccrErs-ssi oral question is receiving
-c-- te-aftc attention. Congressman
r1o0re~ aii a93htles. be The republican
s-artAt4 carer ard the democrats VIII,
q; - IDS prubstia nominate Judz" kelso
20 ~ iA-rs~ w,'N him judge kelgo Il
.-s, lssl orafly an abie man. and MS rcp-
=-3-s ST. -fis section ~ ih- Twelfth Dis
.;.-t "a .Ess- -rse.
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DIR. HATHAWAYs

Tho emiuent specialists, afe ~,
All those who's. suffering a.
the diseases coming WE"
~ tL.DL.- LILA :.
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frs John Nichols d.strtc; clerk. I'd
t{3l.er. county clerk. j. +. Stevenson
srerIsf +. y WOE. sssessor. O. j. Ben
s1n .reasgrc-. J. \. II Ally; surveyor. v,
\ zveIY. county attorney no material
rse f5,lo~inr resolution ;olching the
t.ga.-g c' candidate va passed.
.I1a - III AS q years q age at the time
~ tsa general election II 1874 who did No
s.a .re straight Ippulist ticket az ia q
-i4ar'ifa
~ta 4rsi3a'es for county Judge were
-.S --s 20 rRfn tre- oqfsnstlrn 70 the
-. a..aA - bonds for sHy pGfy'oee nl aout
slr-. refsrrlng sane 10 the psopie
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DR. HATHAWAY


20e Alamo Plaza, san
S ST. Charles st.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-14
STATE NEWS.

A s N.ston OF Bsnningto1. con eden
tisI clerk and bookkeeper 10 the Office oil
A T. Cbilis, general sseut OF the New
| York Life, ia defsulter, Newton after
! joining the Methodist church was coon
elected assistant superintendent Of the
Sunday school. A mem Der OF the official
boIri OF experts IL examining the books
aud has found shortage 20 FAT Of about
$500.
For long tim the establish ment kuown
IS the Lac house. sltu.ted partly 10 Yer
mont. 10 the togn OF stamford. aud part
" 10 Msss.ehusetts, hss been tfleosive to
the people Of North Adams aud surround
ias tosns Th.l portion Of tue place 10
too States Attorney Bates OF Bennlns
TOO, sud 90 saturday afternoon be. secou
panied by Sheriff Wilson aud Deputies
S.sh add Godfrey, sect 10 North Adams
where Ulcers OF North Adams "a Pnts
Geld ioinej the party aud accompanied
them TO The Line house. Eighteen men
and iuur uomeb stre ionnd 10 the bouse,
The proprietor, Ihomss G3J8 sin. add al
employee sefe sfre'ied snd put uIder
$500 boDds 10 sppesr 81 ,he Paradise ho
tel fhuuiaJ tsr selling liquor. The r
N siudtr Ct the people 10 tue bouse were
81 charged sod upon soiug into az sdioip
ing ro9m 10 The house we're arr sted by
The Msssaehusetts ufisers for disor3erly
conduct. taken 10 North Adams snd loci
ed up 10 !nl for future tri.l Over $1,000
vor,h Of liquors Of various kinds were
found on the Vermont eide, inelsdips
$500 wof,h d champagne.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-14
FASDGATR.

-Hatl.nd Woodccck, who has been on
he sick list, is recovering.
Q ute 40 extensive forest Ire has been
burning on Red mount 10. destroying
quite sn smount OF timber.
DIR Hoyt and wife have been visiting
in Hoosick Falls. They report business
as very quiet 10 that place
Members OF the G. 4. Society were
pleased 10 receive a visi, from the West
A lington society Sunday evening. Come
sgpin.