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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-11-10
Notice.

On and after this date, Nov. 8, 1899,
except Saturday evenings, only one car
will run until O'Clock a. M, after which
two cars will run as usual until 7;45 p.
m. First car leaves National hotel cor
ner, going east, at 6;10 am; last car
leaves Owosso at 1890 p. m.
/. ID. III. RALPH, Pres.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-11-10
"If the Cap Fits, Wear il. /"

If you are suffering from the consequent
ces of impure blood, have boils, pimples OF
scrOfula sores; IL your food does not digest
or you suffer from catarrh or rheumatism,
you are the one who should take Hoods
Sarsaparilla. 1t will fit your case exactly,
make your blood pure and cure salt rheum,
scrofuIa, rheumatism, dyspepsia. catarrh,
and give you perfect health.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-11-10

BRIGHT AND HONEST
w persons to represent us as managers in
this and close by counties. Salary 5000 year
q nd expenses. Straight, bona.fide, no more no
less salary Position permanent. Our referen'
ces, any bank in any town. 1t is mainly office
work conducted at home. Reference. EncloSe
self addressed stamped envelope THE DoMIN.
ION COMPANY I ept. 3, Chicago.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-11-10

Frank l.. johnson has purchased an in
terest in the Corupna Journal the new firm
being WEIGH & johnson. The TIMES ex.
tends its best wishes.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-11-10
Editor Sees Wonders.

Editor w. V. Barry of Lexington, Tenn,
in exploring Mammoth Cave, contracted O
severe case of Piles. His quick cure
through using Bucklen's Arnica Salve con
WINGED him it is another worlds wonder.
Cures Piles, Injuries, Inflammation, and
all Bodily Eruptions Only Csc of j. s.
Haggart and Will K. Collins q Co.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-11-10

One hundred thirty four Shiawassee men
have taken out deer hunters licenses and
there may be few left yet who will con-
clude to 90.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-11-10
Grand Trunk Ry. System.

Cheap rate to Philadelphia. Pa, and re-
turn Oh Nov. IA and Nov 25. '99. The
Grand Trunk will make rate of one fare
for round trip; good to return within ten
days of date of ticket For particulars
apply to K. WyKEs, Agent.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-11-10
@ n 81 T % II a.
Bears the n The Kind You Have Always BOugtI
signature Of &/eN2Alzx

Special revival services will begin at AS.
bury church Sunday. Rev. j. p. Warner
and @. G. Squire will assist the pastor,
w. W. Benson.
What's the secret of happy, vigorous
health? Simply keeping the bowels, the
stomach, the liver and kidneys strong and
active. Burdock Blood Bitters does it.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-11-10

Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. Non-ir
ritating.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-11-10

Deputy Willard Case has begun athorough
going canvass to secure new members for
the OwossO camp of Modern Woodmen.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24
DANGER FROM ACETYLENE.
Practical Illustration Given by Fire
Marshal Towe to the Fire Com
u1issionerS

Fire Marshal Towe at a meeting Of the
Fire Commissioners yesterday afternoon
gave practical illustration OF the infiam-
mable nature OF calcium carbide, from
which acetyiene gas is generated. 1t is
kept on sale in hardware stores and
cycleries, and an ordinance based upon
the one in force in New York was adopted
10y the Fire Committee at its meeting
Tuesday. The ordinance provides that the
calcium carbide must be kept In tin re-
ceptacles, and not more than 500 pounds
can be kept in stock at one time. AT
present one warehouse has as a rule two
carloads in stock.
The Fire Marshal took small piece
about an inch square and poured little
cold water on 1t. The gas was immedi-
ately generated and the Fire Marshal
applied a lighted match TO the gas, when
a large volume of flame shot out and
made the Commissioners start back
More water was poured on the flame and
IL had the effect of spreading il instead
OF putting II out. IL is the greatest dan
ger that fremen have 10 face.
A recommendation was adopted that
James McGibben. James Walsh and w.
Frodsham be respectively paid $3.50 s75
and $50 for injuries received while in the
discharge of their duties. Thomas Duffy
was appointed 10 engine "a and Thomas
Devlne to engine 10.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24
CREDITORS GET
4 SMALL SHARE
Settlement of the De
Long Estate.
Special Dispatch TO The Call.

SAN RAFAEL, Nov 23.-Judge Angel
lotu filed an opinion in the matter OF the
estate Of eX-State Senator Frank de Long
to-day, allowing lilo cents on the dollar
10 the creditors Of the estate. This VIII
probably settle for all time the pickering
and dissatisfaction felt by certain OF the
creditors over the disposition of the prop
erty made by Assignee Henry Pierce.
Through the death OF his father De
Long came into the possession Of about
l5,WO acres Of valuable farming land in
the vicinity Of Novato. So much OF this
property was lost by unfortunate specu-
lation that in 1898 De Long made volur-
tary assignment for the benefit OF his
creditors, and Henry Pierce OF Oakland
was appointed assignee. When the as
signment was made De Long was con-
Quoting dairy and farming industry on
land apparently incumbered for more than
its value This use OF the land was per
mitted by Pierce for seventeen months,
though the law provides that all the prop
erty OF an insolvent debtor shall be sold
without undue loss OF time. No objec-
uons were made by the creditors. as this
procedure was beneficial to their interests.
This property was finally sold.
Assignee Pierce's final accounts as pre-
sented 10 Judge Angellotti showed the en-
tire receipts Of the sale OF the property
amounted 10 1897 $50 43 After all pre-
ferred claims had been paid there re-
mained for the creditors generally the
sum Of $ll.94l SO. Plerce's claim as as
signee's fee was $4,000. but Judge Angel
lotu holds that the price paid for the
land only, $4,000. was fixed by the San
Francisco Savings Union. which held the
first mortgage. Accordingly Pierce's fee
was cut down TO si2g5 70
An order Will be entered by his Honor
for the payment OF the dividend II
Pierce.s fee had not been reduced. instead
or dividend OF lilo cents on the dollar
1 lilo cents would have been the entire
amount left 70 all the creditors. who
would have received in the neighborhood
or about l-lO0O Of a mill apiece.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24
SEEK TO REUNITE
THE IRISH FACTIONS
Conference of the Nationalist Mem
bers of Parliament Held at
the Mansion House.

DUBLIN. Nov. pa conference Of the
Nationalist members OF Parliament was
held at the Mansion House here to-day
with the object OF bringing about a re-
union OF the different Irish factions. Tim
othy Harrington presided. Only a score
Of commoners were present. Mr.. Healey
explained the absence Of John Dillon and
his followers. but he said he thought il
was the duty OF the conference to pro-
ceed 10 the consideration OF the proposals
OF Mr.. Redmond's party and 70 discuss a
basis for reunion. Mr.. Healy added that
under the circumstances he believed II
was best 10 repropose the resolution
adopted at the last conference and sub
sequently rescinded. namely. that COM
mittee OF this conference be appointed 10
confer with Mr.. Redmond's party with a
view OF accomplishing a reunion OF the
Irish National representatives.
After discussion in which Arthur
. Connor declared that the committee
should be appointed with the distinct un-
derstanding that home rule should be
made the main object In and out of season
the resolution was adopted.
p. j. Power dissented and resigned the
secretaryship OF the meeting
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24

BRIDGE.

S0 01TFiIN
N.Y. Ahambra Valley,
MMU structure the
0 s lind in world
ycuiou us-for
a the top of a of sticks
aiming
method Of
1880 the bridge
This
The grders
solid
OF
OF grders.
$ Of kind
handled
all be
iron
the
is
bridge appears
Engineer Crosshe has been charge
thing has along perfectly and
the be
Of
steel
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24
THE SCHOOL SCANDAL.
Grand Jury Investigating Charges
Against Directors Gedge and
Conlan

The Grand Jury at it's session yester-
day afternoon investigated the case Of
School Directors Gedge and Conlan, who.
as members OF the Supplies Committee.
are accused Of having accepted the sum
of $1,000 on one Of the contracts. A news
paper reporter was examined as to his
knowledge OF the matter and as a result
the Grand Jury decided to place Director
Kemp. the other member or the Supplies
Committee, on the stand next THURSDAY
lie will be questioned regarding his state
ment to the reporter that he had heard
of the affair and felt pained that he bad
received none Of the money. or words to
that effect.
Chief Janitor Mike Smith of the new
City Hall was also questioned regarding,
the cleanliness which does not prevail
in the building and promised TO see 70 IL
that the men under him would do better
in The future.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24
AMERICAN SURGEONS
SENT TO FOREIGN PORTS
Directed to Assist the Various Con-
suls in Preventing the Trans
mission of Plague to
This Country

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Upon the
recommendation of Secretary Of the
Treasury Gage the President has directed
the detail of the following named officers
OF the marine hospital service 10 serve In
the Offices OF the United States Consuls at
the ports named
Surgeon G.. NJ. Magruder, London, Eng
land: Passed Assistant Surgeon A. G.
Smith. Hamburg. Germany; Passed As
sistant Surgeon Rupert Blue. Genoa.
Italy; Passed Assistant ]. II. Oakley,
Queenstown, Ireland: Passed Assistant
Surgeon A. +. Thomas, Rotterdam, Meth
erlands; Passed Assistant Surgeon II. W.
Wickes Glasgow, Scotland; Passed As
sistant Surgeon J. B. Green, Berlin, Ger
many; Assistant Surgeon II. s. Matthew
son, Liverpool. England; Assistant Sur
geon 5. 3. Grubbs. Havre; Assistant Sur
geon w. c. Hobby, Southampton. Eng
land; Assistant Surgeon q. II. CoTput.
Marselles. France.
These details are made because OF the
continued prevalence OF plague in the Far
East, it's gradual spread and the danger
Of its transmission TO ports Of the United
States. The officers will advise the Con-
suls upon sanitary matters. keep the Ma
rine Hospital Bureau informed as 10 the
prevalence of plague or other epidemic
diseases, and, together with the Consuls,
will issue bills OF health to vessels leav-
ing their respective ports for ports in the
United States. Cuba and Porto Rico.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24
II. THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Personal Characteristics and Early
Life
BY WILLIS NJ. WEST. VI. A.


Life.
Thomas jefferson gave immortal form
TO the principles OF our Revolution OF 1775
and he embodied in his own aspirations
the popular ideals OF the equally signh-
cant internal revolution Of 1900. marked
by his election 10 the Presidency.
These are the two great facts that stand
out bold and clear against his eighty-three
years Of varied activity. Lee or Adams
hight have penned a stately Declaration
of Independence. but neither OF them
could have made the document speak that
eloquent and inspiring faith which was 50
''to shape the destinies OF the western
world" and "to educate mankind 10 free
DOM; nor in the next generation was
there any other great figure 20 stand forth
at once the prophet and the statesman
general Of democracy and Americanism
against the aristocratic, pessimistic.
Europeanizing proclivities OF the mass OF
intellectual leaders in that day.
Like Jackson and Lincoln later. he
stands for a new type-this first Ameri-
can. His engaging personality is not TO
be portrayed by bold strokes-only by deli
cate pencilings. These fine shadings Of
character seemed, OF course. 10 hostile
critics to imply hypocrisy or weakness,
and he was necessarily misunderstood by
his adversaries-this intellectual aristocrat
and apostle Of social democracy; this the
orist OF widest ideals, but most astute
politician upon all immediate practical
problems; this shy man, averse 10 con-
flict, but popular dictator. Naturally
Federallst parnphleteers found much 10 cry
out at. even had they not descended 70
that mire Of filth and falsehood with
which the silent Jefferson was bespat-
tered as is never any public man In our
bettermannered era. In person Jefferson
was tall-6 feet 2ia inches-of vigorous but
loose-jointed frame. with sandy hair and
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24
In the Divorce Court

DEGREES Of divorce have been granted
Edith NJ. Aylsworth from " w. Avis
worth on the ground Of desertion: Kitty
Fare from Manuel Fare on the ground OF
failure to provide; Dora NJ Koopmann
from Louis Koopmann on the ground OF
failure 10 provide; and Henrietta c. Nor
man from Frederick G.. Norman on the
ground Of cruelty. Suits for divorce have
been filed by Albert J. Garomal against
Annie Ga-omal for desertion: Ella Ong-
man against Axel Ongman for failure to
provide; Kathryn r. Eggert against
Thomas G. Eggert for failure to provide:
and Frances c. Ryan against J. s. Ryan
for failure TO provide.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24
Saved a Woman's Life.

Mrs. Greger. who lives on Second street
near Brannan. was cleaning the window
Of restaurant at 252 Third street yester-
day morning when she fell from the lad
der on which she was standing and
alighted among a number OF bottles and
the arteries OF her right wrist We're sew
poured from the wounds and no one
thought Of sending for a physician. Po-
liceman r. Mcdowell happened TO ba
passing and he made a tourniquet out OF
his handkerchief and stopped the flow of
blood till she was taken TO the Receiving
Hospital n the ambulance and had the
wounds stitched and dressed.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24
WATER CAPITAL.
Big Failure Of Stanislaus Man Ow-
ing to Investments in a Ditch.

Indiscreet investments In farming land
and in an irrigation ditch scheme have
brought f. c. Cowell Of Riverbank. STAN
islaus County, into financial ruin. He and
his father. having great faith in the sue
cess of the Stanislaus and san Joaquin
Water Company, invested in the enter
prise all the means at their command. The
project resulted in failure and disappOint-
ment a long while ago, and yesterday
Mr.. Cowell filed in the United States Dis
trict Court a petition in bankruptcy. The
amount Of debts is stated at $l73 900 "a
mostly secured by mortgage. There are
no assets.
Alfred o. FRANKIE, a baker of Sacra-
mento, couldn't raise sufficient dough"
TO meet his Indebtedness and filed a peti-
ton yesterday stating his liabilities at
$2l64 and his assets at $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24
INTERSTATE COMMERCE
COMMISSION.

Notice IS hereby given that numerous rail
roads have applied for further extension untr
January J. 1901. within which 10 equip their
cars with safety appliances. Hearing uno,.
such application viii be had at the Office O, the
Commission. Washington Wednesday. Decem-
Der g. All persons interested for or aFai,s,
such extension viii be then heard or may TO-
ward any statement by mail. BY order OF The
Commission.
EDWARD A. MOSEI,Y. Secre,,rv
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24
RACING! RACING! RACING!
lsss-OALWORNIA JOOKEY OLuR-1ann

Winter Meeting. November 20 10 Decernbe-
1888. Inclusive.
OAKLAND RACETRACK
Racing Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday Thur
day Friday aud Saturday. Rain or shine
Five or more races each day.
Races start al Z.l5 ?. n. sharp
Ferry-boats leave san Francisco at u m and
u 80. J. l.30. 2. 2:30 and 2. m connecf1ns-
with trains stopplng at the entrance 10 tbs
track. Last two cars on train reserved for Ia
dies and their escorts: no smoking RIv v,o,,r
ferry tickets 20 Shell Mound All trsi1s -
Oakland mole connect with san Pablo ayer,,s
electric cars at Seventh and Broadway OaL
land. Also all trains via Alameda rncis 80
meet with San Pablo avenue carr at F0urteer,b n
and Broadway. Oakland. These electric 90 -
go direct 20 the track In fifteen minutes
ReturninC-Trains leave the track al z.rs ana
s:s5 D. n. and Immediately after the last rsra
THOMAS IA. WILLIAMS JR.. President
r y MILROY. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24
MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
Strong Assertions IA TO Just What
the Remedies VIII Do.

hunyon guarantees
that his rheumatism
Cure VIII cure nearly
al cases OF rheulna-
tfFm IN a few hours,
that his Dyspepsia Cure
VIII cure Indigestion and
sn stomach troubles;
that his Kidney Cure
VIII cure 90 per cent.
or all cases Of kidney
trouble; that his c..
tsrrh Cure will cure
catarrh DO matter how
long standing: that his
Headache Cure will cure
any kind ot headache IN
a few minutes; that
bis Cold Cure will
aHnN.nan
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24

schools 20 University. too far in advonce
Ct the age for any part Of America then.
pore no 4rult on the unfavOrable soil OF
Virginia. though jefferson was 10 rrctlr
latest years.
From this cOngenial work Jefferson vyas
called TO serve as Governor FOR the two
terms l17g, l7S0. IL was 10 be- "a dfstraaa-
ing period for the State. virginia mad
generously drained herself Of men. horses
and arms for the distant continental ar
mics. Now, naked and defeuseless, ene
was herself cruelty and repeatedly hur-
ried by Arnold and TarletOn. Under such
conditions the Governor Of course re-
ceived much unmerited censure: but
however cool and courageous. Jefferson
certainly lacked the decisive energy ana
tntuitive insight OF commander In chief
and this part OF his life Justly caused
him deep chagrin. At the same time hs
was assailed By private griefs. His prop
erty was iuthlessly and wantonly de-
stroyed BY British troopers: his only son.
an infant. died just after the family
hight. and soon afterward his wife fell
into that long and fatal illness IN which
JeneIson nursed her with touching and
loving care.
In 1888 Jefferson IS again in the Con-
sress or the confederation. In these few
months he secured for Us our sensible
decimal money notation, though his plan
Tor complete metric system OF weights
ana measures unfortunately failed then
ana ana atterward and he had the graufica-
lon or presenting TO Congress Virgiuia's
noble cessiOn OF her imperial domain
nortn OF Ohio. Fifty. toC-and the most
important event OF this second term IN
Congress-it fell 70 Jefferson 70 prepare
the first ordinance FOR the organization
or this new national Territory which was
70 be the model for the later more Ia
nous Northwest ordinance OF 17s7, and
indeed, tor ali our subsequent territorial
, organization.
Strangely suggestive 70 see JEFFERSON.
soon 70 be the founder OF the great Dem
ocratic party. already In 17s4 In this first
attempt 70 restrict the area OF slavery.
anticipating the platform upon which
was to rise the rival Republican portv
seventy years lateri.
Minister to France-Secretary Of
State
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24
The Original Little Beneficencia PubIicn
Co. of San Francisco. Drawing
Nnxenhrr d. IS02

No. 1857 wins $4,000; sold in Portland. Or.
No Sc, ,O5s wins $4,000: sold in Portland Or,
and San Francisco, Cal No. CT. 2Ss wins ss25 %:
sold in Stockton Cal. Nos. p. 9l7 27T2s Al COL
55,575 and ~ $50 each wins ss2 50 sold in Vir-
ginia City. Nevada; Fresno. Oakland and san
Francisco, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24
CAPITAL PRIZES
Oriain nj Little neficencin Com

No. 6i23s draws $3.50 on a ten-cent ticket sold
in Grass Valley: No 1852 draws 500 on ten
cent ticket. sold in Martinez. The holders OF
the above tickets can secure their money at
the office OF Henry S. Calm & Co.. room g. l2s
kearny St, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24

Ia AGu time 70 accomplish their tndls-
pensa6le consolidating work. but all the
time he was building Up with Infinite
skill and foresight the new party OF the
plain people which was soon 20 triumph-
equally happily-in his election 10 the
Presidency.
President-The Democratic Revolu-
tion-Expansion.
No doubt much chan mingled with Jsf
tersons sounder political doctrine. His
fantastic aversion TO titles like 'shonora-
3le, and q ''monarchic'' celebrations OF
February % Che kept his own bir,hdo, -
secreD; his foolish idea that All nubijc
debt and legislation should expire with
the enactinS generation: his vicious dread
Or Sraw SrIhs th goiyeF5n1ment which led him to
tlOns-all these are 10 be regretted Rut
after all. these are trifing blots upon his
wise larger hopes for. mankind and for
creative faith which courrasted So fortrf
nately with the despair OF the Federal
ISIS, 70 whose short sight their country
men Ideals appeared only sordid and
mean-and certainly the victory 81 is0O
as hns been Justly said. does mark tho
resumption OF the progress toward de-
mocracy and Americanizatfon which had
years.
The purchase OF Louisiana completed
JeHers0ns popularity. In the darkest
days OF the revolution he had encouraged
clark heroic invasion OF the British
Northwest. and his one satisfactory act
organizing the territory so conquered He
had already taken keen interest also In
the exploration OF the distant Oregon
country. and II was pOetically right that
this new territory. doubling the national
area. should be acquired By the man who
more than any statesman OF the dav hai
enthusiastic faith ia the west and IN our
expansion over the continent.
Ihe long public career seemed about 10
close IN blaze Of glory. Opposition ~
home was silenced or annihilated Ruf
clouds or humiiia ton We're gathering from
Europe. England and Napoleon. again IN
war, were each bent upon drawing the
new republic In train. Jefferson. vvifb MS
pacific disposition and his ideal Of peace
FOR the American continent clung 10 n
neutrality even after HIS country become
common sport OF the two arrogant rof-
bers. No American can read me sfCr,.
without blush. The failure as war co.,
ernor was repeated on a larger scale ara
Jefferson sadly escaped I'm fs0q frOr, a.
disgraceful failure OF his foreign poiic,. -
MS retreat "a Monticello for the resf ~
his days. But his weakness was forgof+c,,
In the continued and deeper dis~rSce -
the years just following: his Old Donul,r-
ity revived-tO the pitch of poDuiar tJdi
htry-and lasted 20 his death on the A.
leth anniversary Of the declaration ~
independence. His epitaph. al his request
mentioned with the authorship of that
great document only that he establlshed
Isuglous freedom In his State and Founded
the University OF Virginia. History ADDS
the prOuder dictum OF his biOgrapher. err
AMERICA Is right, Thomas JeffersOu was
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24

-. :. -, -. = N0lVhI! UFtaK up snT
remedies. At ell druggists. % cents a vial
II you need medical advice write Prof Lsunvon
loOo Arch ST.. Phila. IL Is absolutely free
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24

thOught and dOctri-
naire influence. al
ready strong with
him. no doubt now
secured a drmsr
hold. but his de-
voted admiration of
France by no means
weakened his pa
triOtism. He urged
Monroe 20 come 20
France. because 1t
Will make you adore
your own country,
its soil. climate.
equality. lib G rty,
laws. people and
manners, and he
pr e diet ed that,
though many Euro
peans would settle
in America. no man
living would see an
American seek a
home IN Europe. He
watched the early
8 Z a x es OF the
French rev OlutiOn
with keenest inter-
est. and. while ire
prOachably preserv-
ing the neutrality OF
q foreign Minister.
he was IN private
the valued adviser
OF Lafayette and
other ardent reform
ers, whose unpracti-
cal plans he not In
frequently helped 10
moderate.
IN llsJ ne returned
70 America and be-
came Washington 8
Secretary OF State.
The next few years
are given 70 the In
cessant contest with
Hamilton, IN the
Cabinet and out OF
II. Jefferson was. on
the whole oufUar-
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24
HOME STUDY COURSE.

An eight-page supplement
containing all Home Study ar
ticles published from October
l6 to November 10, both dates
inclusive, has Just been issued.
Copies can be obtained at The
Call Business Office.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24
CONCERTS AND RESORTS.
CHUTES AND zoo.

EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
MAJOR MITE Smallest Actor on Earth.
ADGIE and HER LIONS. High Diver
AND A GREAT VAUDEVILLE SHOW
SPECIAL TOMORROW SATURDAY.
NIGHT Reproduction of the last round of
the CORBETT-FI -FITZSIMMONS Fight in con-
junction with the ES-FITZEIAiMONS
and dPALAfER-McGOVERN contests.
Phone for Seats-Park e.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24

On Sunday during church hours Toronto
street cars must not run past churches at
speed exceeding four miles per hour.