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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-13

$1O5 MAGNIFICENT DIAMOND STUD.
A gem, fit for king, at Fegeas'.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-13

The Norwegian bark Guldaas sailed yes
terday for Liverpool with $500 casks of
spirits turpentine. The cargo was ship
ped by James Earle, Jr.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED, TO BORROW FOR
twelve months from the first day of Jan
uary, 1897, one thousand dollars on indi-
vidual note; money to be used in legti-
mate business in this city. Interest will
be paid monthly, at the rate of per cent.
per month. Address e. N. d., care Morn
ing News.
WANTED. A GOOD OLD HORSE, OR
mule, half work for his board. Apply q
Jones street. east.
WANTED GOOD HORSE, SOUND
and gentle; also secondhand covered
spring wagon. w. b., News office.
WANTED, A SECOND HAND BRUs-
sells carpet in good order; large size. Ad-
dress Prompt, Morning News.
1 WANT TO Bus A HOUSE OR VA
cant lot on Liberty street what have you
to offer? Address or call on J. c. White,
l21 Liberty street west.
WANTED, A FEW WE'LL SECURED,
longtime notes. Address j. Calhoun, 12l
Liberty street west, Savannah, Ga.
JOIN A MANDOLIN CLASS NOW
forming, all beginners; monthly dues rea-
sonabe. Send full address to Mandolin,
News Office.
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
am still selling wood; send your orders
to me, as usual, at j. M. Smiths wood
yard. Henry A. Ernst.
IF YOU WANT GOOD MATERIAL
and work, order your autographed and
printed stationery and blank books from
Morning News, Savannah. Ga.
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DIAMONDS. WATCHES. PINS RINGS.
chains, etc, just the things for handsome
Christmas presents. J. A. Ingram, 1Ol
East Broughton.
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]. ]. GRASS IS MAKING A SPECIAL
ty of toys this season; YOU will find a
large assortment TO select from there.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

WANTED, FROM JAN. /, BY AN Elk
perienced double-entry bookkeeper. po-
sition in wholesale or retail house; best
reference furnished. Address Bookkeeper,
921 Teifair street, Augusta, Ga.
YOUNG MAN WITH TEN YEARS
experience in dry goods, wants position as
salesman or assistant bookkeeper; best
reference. II. b. L.. care Morning News
A RELIABLE MAN WANTS A POST
ton as collector or city drummer; best Of
reference given. e., News office.
YOUNG LADY WANTS A POSITION
In private family; can give references,
Address Dressmaker, Morning News.
WANTED, POSITION, BY EXPERT
enced white woman, to look after rooms,
or light house work. Alpha, News office
REFINED GERMAN PERSON DE-
sires a situation as governess or house.
keeper; good dressmaker; best references
SO7 McDonough street.
YOUNG MAN DESIRES EMPLOY
ment; competent; references Address 8.
F. j., News office.
WANTED BY AN INEXPERIENCED
young man, situation as city drummer
or travelling salesman; will work for small
salary to begin with. Address Salesman,
care News Office.
WANTED, POSITION BY REGISTER
ed druggist; long experience; a hard work.
err; temperate; will accept work any
where; also hold medical diploma. Ad-
dress Druggist, care Morning News.
COMPETENT SIGN-WRITER DE-
sires position; piece-work preferred; refer
ences. Address Signs, News office.
MACHlNlsr AND E NGIN 10 e h
wants a position. Can do clerical work
also. Married; best references. c. j. j.,
l40 West Broad street.
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Personal.

THE MILLER COMPANY'S HOLI-
day goods are attractive: ornamental and
not too expensive.
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HELP WANTED--MALEs.

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WANTED, A FIRST-GLASS COOK
for country club for the winter. Address
at once, Hubert Schenher, Robertsville, s.
G..
CASH BOYS WANTED. APPLY BE-
tween and o'clock tomorrow morning.
c. Gray & Son.
COLORED MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS
to assist in introducing new religious
book sells where shown. Address at once
Bewan, News.
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FEET VERSUS BRAINS.-I TREAT
your Observation-Disclosures your brains, but
your feet; it is as great luxury to have
good feet as to have a clear head; corns,
ingroWing nails and other diseases of the
feet shllfully treated at moderate
charges; / have 300 references in Savan-
nah; leave orders at Wheeler's drug store,
or at my office, 2l5 Broughton st. east.
Lem Davis, Surgeon Chiropodist.
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The tugboat Alexander Jones of Will
mlngton, N. c., arrived yesterday to tow
the schooner Hilda to Baltimore.
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SAVE MONEY AND HAVE YOUR OLD
trunks repaired at Chatham Trunk Fac
tory, corner Abercorn and Broughton.
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The steamer Alpha has been hauled out
on Jones marine railway for repairs.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


FOR SALE OR RENT, A HANDSOME
new residence No 20l Gwlnnett street,
ten rooms and bath, hot and cold water
large attic and interior beautifully finish-
ed. VIII sell or rent cheap House VIII
be open for inspection between the hours
Of 10 to 12 a. M, and from 4 to p. m.
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DRESDEN DECORATIONS ON
brush and comb trays; handsome Delft,
Limognes and Japanese trays, at low
prices; handsome Japanese cups and sau-
GERS, 25c, at Gardeners.
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Toys, TOYS, SAVE MONEY BY PUR-
chasing your toys and Xmas goods at
Gardeners; in addition to low prices, per
cent. discount allowed on cash purchases.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

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MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
city property; one to five years. J. Il. Full
ton & Son, Board Of Trade building.
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PORT PARAGRAPHS.
Maritime Matters of Local and Gen.
eraI Interest.

The schooner Margaret A. May cleared
and sailed yesterday Off Baltimore with
S7512S feet of pitch pine lumber. The
cargo was shipped by Dixon, Mitchell &
Wells.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALEs

WANTED, A COMPETENT HOUSE
servant, capable of butler work. Apply
104 New Houston street.
WANTED, WHITE NURSE. APPLY
northeast corner Bull and South Broad
streets.
WANTED, A RELIABLE WHITE
girl as chambermaid and to take care of
an elderly lady; must come well recon-
mended. Address M care Morning
News.
WANTED, TWO RELIABLE WHITE
women, German or Irish preferred, who
are willing to accept a position in the
country to do cooking and general house
work in family of six. Must come recon-
mended; good home; good wages. Ad-
dress M. X. H., Green Bush Ga.
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HOLIDAY sPECIALTIEs.


STERLING SILVER SOUVENIR
spoons, 25c each; sterling silver novelties.
cut glass novelties, with sterling silver
mounting, at Gardeners, II East Brough-
ton street
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DON'T READ THIS, PLEASE; BUT
II you have a little money come and buy
that beautiful lot OF mine on the well-pav-
ed Augusta road, and I'll give you NICE
large, three-room house with store att
tached, and outhouses on lot. ]. N.
Griffith, 20l Henry street.
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MEDICAL.

A HOME CURE, CANCER, TUMOR
and malignant blood diseases, without
knife, plaster or pain: 100-page book and
advice free. Department 3, Abbott Myron
Mason Medical Company, 557 Fifth avenue,
New York. n31t@f
OPIUM, MORPHINE ANTID0TE,
two weeks trial, $245; cures three-fourths
cases. American Medical Dispensary, DR..
]. +. Roughton, manager, Atlanta, Ga;
enclose stamp.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ENGLISH
Pennyroyal Pills Diamond Brandt, are
the best; safe, reliable; take no other;
send &C., stamps, for particulars. ''Relief
for Ladies'" in letter by return mail; at
druggists. Chichester Chemical Company,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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SPORTING GOODS OF ALL KINDS
for the holidays, at Oppenheimer. Sloat
& Co.
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HAVE YOUR TRUNKS MADE TO OR
der by the only experienced workmen in
the city. Chatham Trunk Factory, corner
Abercorn and Broughton streets.
FINN'S AUCTION ROOM; YOU CAN
find almost anything you want. l pay
spot cash for bicycles, or will buy any
kind of fixtures and merchandise.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-13

GOLD FISH AND GLOBE is A NICE
Xmas present; can get them at Gardner s
Bazaar.
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WILL ARRIVE THIS WEEK, ONE
thousand Christmas trees. a. J. Derks,
All Whitaker.
TOILET CASES, POCKET BOOkS,
satchels, etc, Just the things that are
suitable for Christmas presents, at the
Savannah Trunk Factory. Call and ex-
anime them early this week.
]. ]. GRASS IS MAKING A SPECIAL
ty of toys this season; YOU will find a
large assortment to select from there,
DOLLS, ALL SIZES. DOLL CAR
riages and express wagons, just the
things to make the children happy, at
Oppenheimer, Sloat Co.
JUST OPENED NEW STOCK DOLLS,
toys, chinaware; low prices. 20 Brough-
ton, between Bull and Whitaker streets;
in Golden's millinery store. David Lev
koy, manager.
MOTHERS If YOU ARE UNDECID-
ed al what to give the little ones fer
Christmas Just call at The Miller Conn
pany's, they have the toys.
WIMPY, FOR TOYS OF EVERY DE
scription, drums, wagons, tricycles, We
loepedes, wood wheelbarrows iron wheel
barrows, patrol wagons, hook and ladder
trucks, in fact so many different toys
that We can't begin to mention them;
come and see for yourself; the most at
tractive thing is the prices. 26 Broughton,
west.
WHAT WOULD Make A MORE
suitable present to your friend than a sole
leather suit case from the Savannah
Trunk Factory.
FINE LINE OF FANCY BASKETS
filled with our best candies at prices to
suit every one. Furber, the confectloner.
DON'T FORGET THAT YOU GET A
ticket on the talking doll for every 25c
purchase at ]. j. Grass
SPORTING GOODS OF ALL KINDS
for the holidays, at Oppenheimer. Sloat
& Co.
HEADQUARTERS FOR FIREWORKS.
toys and Xmas goods. Bernstein's Va
riety store No. 223 West Broughton street,
between Jefferson and Barnard.
DOLL CARRIAGES FOR THE LIT
tie girls, and express wagons for the boys,
at The Miller Company's.
THE PLACE TO GET CHRISTMAS
toys for the children this year is ]. J.
Grass.
OPPENHEIMER, SLOAT & co. HAVE
got the dolls, toys, express wagons, etc.,
this season; see them early.
TOYS OF ALL KINDS AND VARIE-
ties to please the children and give them
a merry Christmas at ]. ]. Grass
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HEADQUARTERS FOR FIREWORKS,
toys and Xmas goods. Bernstein's Va
riety store, No. 223 West Broughton street,
between jefferson and Barnard.
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IMPORTED BOHEMIAN GLASS VASE
with hyacinth bulb growing is nice pres
emit; get them at Gardeners.
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WHAT WOULD MAKE A MORE
suitable present to your friend than sole
leather suit case from the Savannah
Trunk Factory.
The record-union., 1896-04-15
NOTE AND COMMENT

The story comes from Chicago that
a couple Of scientists have discovered
that the Roentgen or x ray is death to
germs of infectious, contagious and
zymotic diseases; that all one needs do
nowadays, when afflicted or threat
ened with typhoid fever, smallpox.
cholera and the like, is to have the x
ray fired through ones body and the
thing is ended so far as any fear from
the disease is concerned. This is very
pretty and equally astonishing, and it
may be that there is small measure of
truth in 1t. But it is well to receive It
with incredulity. The men who ad-
vance the suggestion are not known as
eminent in science, and so distinguished
an authority as DIR. Cyrus Edison de-
clares that enough is not known of
the matter to warrant belief in it. This
is an age Of discovery, and we are by no
means disposed to say word that will
discredit genuine research, but it is
not we'll to swallow every story of dis
covery that is set afloat. All that is
worthy of belief will be fortified by
proof. In this case there is as yet no
evidence whatever to justify conf
dence in the asserted discovery.
The record-union., 1896-04-15
EMMA BOOTH-TUCKER.
The Co.Commander of the Salvatio
1~<,

The Co-Commander of the Salvation
Army to be Here Next Week.
The local members of the Salvation
Army are at present engaged in ener-
egetic preparations for the coming Of
Mrs. Emma Booth Tucker, second
daughter of General Booth, wife of the
newly y-appointed Commissioner to the
United States, and herself co-com-
mander with her husband over the
forces Of the Salvation Army in this
country.
Mrs. Booth fucker is an officer Of
long and varied experience in the spir-
itual warfare that, for a quarter of a
century, the organization to which she
lends her energies has been waging. In
company with her husband, who was
for some years Government Commis-
sioner Of Great Britain in India, she
opened the work of the Salvation Army
in that country, remaining there in
command Of the remarkable, not to
say phenomenal, missionary effort that
shortly made Muktifauj as familiar an
expression to the Hindus as it's English
equivalent, the Salvation Army, has be-
come to the people Of the United States.
For the past two years the Commits
sioners Booth-Tucker have served at
the international headquarters of the
army in London as Secretaries, having
special oversight over the foreign field
of the worldwide organization.
Mrs. Booth Tucker will arrive in the
State on the 18th inst, holding in Los
Angeles on that date the first of a series
of meetings, that will necessitate her
visiting the chief cities Of the State.
The Commissioner is accompanied by
Major Fritz Malan, whose exquisite
rendering of Salvation songs in the
Italian Sacramentans will remember
as delightful feature of the meetings
! conducted by General Booth on the oc-
casion Of the venerable leaders, visit
to this city in January Of last year.
Major Alice Lewis, late in charge Of
the army's work among the sailors and
navvies Of the London docks, is also
with her.
In view of the recent developments in
the apparent antagonism that has of
late arisen between the army and it's
late leaders in this country, the visit
of Mrs. Booth-Tucker to this city on
the 23d inst, when she will conduct a
public meeting in the Metropolitan The
ater, has more than ordinary interest.
1t is confidently expected by those
who have for years been consistent
friends and supporters of the Salvation
Army in the work to which so many
OF it's adherents have devoted their
lives, that the new Commander will, on
the occasion of her visit, give such ref
utation or explanation of the remarka-
BILE statement lately set forth by the
Ballington Booths published in the
Record Union" of March 13th) as may
serve to define the position-national,
international and local-that the citi-
zens of the United States, here and
elsewhere, may expect to see the army
occupying
The record-union., 1896-04-15
THE PRESS ASSOCIATIONS.

Two press associations are in the city
this morning-the California and the
Nevada The former held session last
evening and the latter arrived this
morning. 1t would have afforded the
people Of Sacramento pleasure to have
entertained these visitors, to have been
hosts to them and to have shown them
such attention and afforded them such
entertainment as might be meet and
proper. This would have assuredly
been the order Of the day, but for the
fact that it was not desired. On this
occasion the California Press Associ-
alton meets in this city for the express
purpose Of receiving the Nevada Asso-
citation and acting as host to it for the
few hours it pauses here on its way to
the Santa Barbara Floral Festival.
Nevertheless, the city Of Sacramento
extends cordial greeting to these edit
ors and publishers of our own and our
sister State, and awaits another occa-
sion when her citizens can show them
the attentions due such guests.
The record-union., 1896-04-15
SPECIAL FRIDAY.

LACE Your choice of either
CURTAINS. white or ecru, made
Of good Nottingham lace with
taped edges. They're full three
yards long.
Fridays Price, SOC Pair.
nOIRE A11-silk Moire Ribbon
RIBBON. in co1ors only, and most
all are cloth shades; widths, S, 7, 9,
y and 10. Worth regular from
toc to 25c yard. All 60
Friday at SC Yard.
ITEMS Men's Jumpers, made
JUMPERS. Of strong bloc and
white plaid gingham. We have
all sizes from "a to AZ.
Special Friday, 25c Each.
ITEMS Mems Band Bow
NECKWEAR. Tics Ii, light, dark
and medium shades. Well worth
25c each.
Fridays Price, lac.
RAZOR Double Swing Razor
STROPS. Strops Canvas and
1eather), an article that no self
shaver shou1d be without. Worth
40c each.
Fridays Price, 25c.
CELLULOID We have just placed
NOVELTIES. in stock a beautiful
line of Ce1luloid Novelties-Trays,
Soap Boxes, Powder Boxes, Bas-
kets, etc. They are in light colors
and some are handsomely deco
rated with contrasting shades.
Notion Department.
The record-union., 1896-04-15

the State Analyst and the experience
Of scores of citizens who have used the
water for years, and of all these who
are now using it, by paying extra to
have it delivered at their doors rather
than drink the swill and microbe bath
that the City Trustees pump through
the mains and service pipes. We repeat
the whole thing is bald swindle, a
disgrace and shame, and the; day will
come when the people will so brand it
to the lasting discredit of every man
who has had a hand in foisting it
upon the city.
The record-union., 1896-04-15

Speaking of the proposed improve
ment of the Sacramento River the San
Jose Mercury" says:
1t is not only the debris from the
mines that has seriously affected the
character of those overhows. The denu-
dation of forests, the clearing of land
along the smaller tributaries, and the
cultivation Of the soil in the valleys,
are agencies whose continuous opera
| ton is gradually but surely lessening
the depth of the streams, weakening the
force of the current in summer and in
winter Transforming it into a terrible
engine of destruction.
All which sounds we'll and wise; but
our contemporary should, since it as
sumes to treat Of the subject, indicate
how much the river "fill'' is due to
denudation of the flanks Of the hills
| and to cultivation of the soil in the val
leys. It is barely possible that soil
turned up in the valleys will wash up
hill, over the levees and banks, and
| thence into the rivers. II so, our con-
temporary should inform us. If, as it
intimates soil movement from cult
waited lands has aided in filling the
streams, it would oblige an expectant
public by indicating where the sand and
slickens and cobble lands are from
which the matter in the river in front of
this city came, and what manner of soil
it is that can be cultivated and still be
q ri 4
in the river at Sacramento. Being
pretty well advised by personal observa-
tion Of the character of valley soil in
California, our esteemed contemporary
will assuredly oblige US by stating
what is the valley and where it is that
sends down the stuff that has raised
the river bed in front Of this city nine
teen feet and caused the waters to flow
higher than the valley lands along the
river. If the Mercury" will accept
scientific authority it will be informed
greatly by the statement Of the fact
that natural wash would not in some
seven thousand years fill the streams of
California as they have been filled since
the Record Union" has been pub
lished on the banks Of the Sacramento
River. If clearing the land along the
small tributaries has seriously affected
the rivers, will the Mercury" be so
gracious as to indicate the locality of
the cleared lands and the particular
places, or one of them, from which the
natural soil has departed riverward in
consequence along with cobbles, gravel
and pipe clay? OF course the "Mer-
curry will recognize the Importance Of
being accurate in such matters
The record-union., 1896-04-15
SPECIAL TOMORROW.

TABLE Turkey Red and White
COVERS. Covers, full 8-4 size,
with fancy reversible patterns,
so the cover can be used on
either side. Would be strong value
at 75c each.
Tomorrow, SOC Each.
PILLOW Ful1-b1eached Ready-to-
SLIPS. wear Pillow Slips, made
of strong, soft-finished muslin; size
36x5O, with pinch hem. Worth
35c a pair.
Tomorrow, 124c Each.
FANCY Fancy Silk-faced Elias
ELASTIC. tic in a good line OF
bright co1ors. Worth double
Tomorrow Price, SC Yard.
BOYS Small Boys Fine Satin
SHOES. Calf Dress Shoes with
narrow square toes. They are IN
hook and lace style. Worth regu-
lar 81 IS pair.
Special Tomorrow, 05c.
OVER Mems White Duck Rib
ALLS. Overal1s in all sizes.
Worth over double
Tomorrow Price, 25c Each.
MEMS The popular Har-
SUSPENDERS. ris Wire Buckle
Suspenders with patent grip back;
made of strong, fancy webbing.
Worth regular 25c each.
Tomorrow, 15c Each.
GARDEN Chi1dren's Toy Garden
SETS. Sets, comprising rake,
hoe and shovel, with stout hard
wood handles. Worth 25c a set.
Tomorrow, 1Oc Set.
The record-union., 1896-04-15
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.
Complaint That the Ordinances Are
Not Published.

Complaint That the Ordinances Are
Not Published.
John Nathan appeared for sentence
in the Police Court yesterday for vio-
lating the ordinance prohibiting bull
dogs to run at large without being muz-
Zled.
Isaac Joseph, his attorney, stated to
the court that the ordinance had not
been published, and very few people
knew it was in existence. The dog was
not allowed to run at large, but acci-
dentally got out of the store, and would
be taken care of hereafter. He thought
that, under the circumstances, the SEN
tence should be indefinitely postponed.
The record-union., 1896-04-15
SPECIAL SATURDAY.

WHITE White Honeycomt
SPREADS. Bedspreads in hand
some Marsei1les patterns; free from
filing and full 11-4 size. You'll
judge them worth 81 so each, and
they are, too.
Saturdays Price, SOC Each.
FLANNEL Light and Medium
ETTES. Striped F1ahne1ettes,
good weight and strong, close
SC Yard Saturday.
INFANTS Infants Short Dresses
DRESSES. of good muslin with
embroidery trimmings. Not one
in the lot worth less than SOC.
Saturday, Csc Each.
VEILINGS. One lot of Fancy
colored Veilings IN a variety Of
patterns. Every yard worth zoe.
Saturdays Price, &c.
ITEMS One lot of Mems Heavy
SHOES. Buckle Working Shoes
with dustproof tongue and AUTO
matte buckle fastening. Value,
regular, 81 rs a pair.
Saturdays Price, ST Is.
ITEMS Mems Goatskin Work
GLOVES. ing Gloves in medium
weight, well made and have loop
top fastening. Value, regular, soc
a pair.
Saturdays Price, 25c.
ENVELOPES. Good quality
White Envelopes in correspondence
size. Worth regular Sc package.
Special Saturday at Dc.
The record-union., 1896-04-15

NO DAMAGES.

Suit Against Chief Drew and Officers
Maley and Talbot Dismissed.
Sometime ago man named Turner
was pointed out to Officers Maley and
Talbot as man who was wanted in
Tehama County for felony, and the
officers arrested him on the assurance
Of their informant "a. F. Welch) that
he was the man.
Welch was wrong, however, and when
Turner was liberated he sued Chief of
Police Drew, the arresting officers and
Welch for $4,000 damages for false
Imprisonment.
The case was up before Judge John
son yesterday and was ordered dis
missed.
The record-union., 1896-04-15
Cure Your Back.

Cure your back and you cure the
source Of all your other ailments. DR.. San
den's Electric Belt will cure you. Try 1t.
Book, with full information and prices. free.
- sANDEN ELECTRIC CO., r
$50 Market street. opposite Palace Hotel. San
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m; Sunday, 10 to 1. Los Angeles office, 204
South Broadway; Portland. Or. 2o5 Washington
street.