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The San Francisco call., 1899-06-05
AROUND THE
CORRIDORS

Judge ]. R. Webb of Fresno is at the
Lick
Senator Thomas Flint of San Juan is
at the Grand.
Senator N. B. Scott of West Virginia is
a guest at the Palace.
S. w. Taylor and wife and Smith Mckay
of Denver are at the Occidental.
d. P Hatch and William ]. Hunsaker
of Los Angeles are at the Palace.
J. o. Carlyle, mining man of Salmon
River, Idaho, is registered at the Lick.
Alfred A. and Alfred C. Post and R. FL
Chub of Los Angeles are at the Califor-
mia.
B. F. and B. K G. Butterfield. mine
owners of Sonora, are stopping at the
Russ.
William A. Greer and ]. G. Oxnard, the
prominent sugar man of New York, are at
the Palace.
Dr.. T. Jeff White and wife came up
from Los Angeles yesterday and are reg
istered at the Lick.
J. J. Gilbert, of the Geodetic Survey, ar
rived yesterday from Washington and is
a guest at the Occidental.
L. A Crane, a wealthy fruit grower of
Santa Cruz County, was among yester-
days arrivals at the Palace.
]. o. Carlisle, a mining man, arrived
yesterday from the Salmon River, Idaho,
and is stopping at the Lick.
r. Ross. DR.. w. G. Cochran and wife
and Mrs Winifred r. Hunt of Los An
geles are registered at the Occidental.
Mrs. R. F. Coffin and Miss Henrietta
Coffin of Boise City, Idaho, arrived yes
terday and are stopping at the Occi-
dental.
S. H. Babcock, traffic manager of the
Rio Grande Western Railroad, arrived
from Salt Lake last evening and is at
the Palace.
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NEWS OF FOREIGN NAVIES.

The navy personnel of Chile numbers
300 all told at the present time, but can
be increased to 10000 in time of war.
A burst boiler tube on board the British
torpedo-boat destroyer Earnest while
maneuveling at Gibraltar on May is in
Jured three men. The boat was built and
engined at Laird's yard, Birkenhead, in
1895.
The new Chinese cruiser Hai-Tien of
1900 tons and "a knots speed, built by Arm
strongs at Elswick, arrived at Portsmouth
dockyard May II, and is ready for her
voyage home. The ship will be navigated
by British seamen.
The Harlan & Wolff ship-building estab-
lishment at Belfast is the only firm of
prominence which has repeatedly declined
to undertake contracts for the British
navy. Notwithstanding the invitations ex-
tended by the Admiralty.
The Japanese Minister of Marine has
issued notice to the effect that after
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A Work of Art.

The new book. Wonderland just issued by
tho Northern Pacific Railway Company. Is the
nrettiest publication issued by any railway
company this year. 1t is full of beautiful half
tome Illustrations. and contains besides we'll
written description Of a trip taken over this
finely equipped line, including tour through
the wonderful Yellowstone Park. Send &c in
stamps and it will be mailed to you. T. K.
stateler Gen. Agt 6SS Market ST.. San Fran
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Couuba--A New Comedy.
Opera Pirates OF Penzance' and 'TPag-
lacci.'
Cg9heun7-N Vaudeville.
Alcazar-"Fiau.et
Tyoli-"The Merry
California .,,alaIsria Tusticana' 'TPagliaccL"
Chutas and Free Theater-Vaudevile every after
and evening
Interstate Panorama Co.. street Eighth-Eat
tie Manila Bay
Notwithstanding Races
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Rock island Route Excursions.

Rio Grande and Rock Island railways. Through
tourist sleeping to Chicago and Boston.
Manager and porter accompany these excur-
sions through to Boston. For tickets sleeping
car accommodations and further information
address CLINTON JONES. General Agent
Rock Island Railway 624 Market St. S. f.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY c. P. Troy & Co-Th!s day. at and ?. m'' chi
and japanese Goods. at 80 Geary street
Easton. EIiridge Co.Ths day, at lO:oO a. m anu
80 p m Turkish Rugs Ceary street
by s Watkins Monday. at II clock Horses at
Tenth and Bryant streets .-,-.
Hy Co.Tuesiay, June g. at L CLOCK
Rea Estate a
BY Wells. Russell 81 Co-Thursiay June O. at a. a m
IL.nlE WI Ala,lltIy.
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CALIFoRNIANS IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, June 4.-Dr. Herbert Car
olan of San Francisco is at the Manhat
tan. A. Gunst and NJ Stevens of Sar
Francisco have gone to Paris.
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The Rio Grande western Railway

Take pleasure in announcing the inauguration
June l, 1899, of a complete dining-car service
between Ogden and Denver on all transconti-
mental trains Service la carte General Of
fice Il Montgomery ST.
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CLOSE OF THE WAR;. W. G., Madi-
son. Cal. The war between Spain and the
United States was closed when the treaty
of Paris was signed by both nations;
When the protocol of peace was signed
there was an armiStce
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-05

CHORUS GIRLS-A Reader, City. If
you desire to assist a chorus girl expect
ing instruction in return, you should make
your wishes known to the management Of
the place in which the particular chorus
girl you would like to assist is employed
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-05

THE LAST TRICK-R. c., City. In the
game of euchre Hoyle lays down the rule
that mo player has the right TO see any
trick but the last one turned.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-05

The presentation of the freedom of
city or borough in England is now.
mere compliment, which does not confer
any substantial or exceptional prlVll
l.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-05

CAN HE BE PRESIDENTIAL. c. R.,
City. Religion is not a qualification for
the office of President of the United
States. No matter what his religion may
be, if elected he can take his seat.
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

A CALL OF NOVEMBER-For a copy
of The Call issued last November you
should apply at the business Office.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-05
Cal. glaoe fruit SOC per lb at TOwnsend's.'

Special information supplied daily TO
business houses and public men by the
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen s., 90 Mont
,yCmery street. Telephone Main Io4z-
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MRS. Winslow,s soothing syrup,

Has been used for fifty years by millions OF
mothers for their children while Teething with
perfect success. 1t soothes the child. softens
the gums allays Pain, cures Wind Collie, reg
ulates the Bowels and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoeas whether arising from teething or
other causes. For sale by Druggists in every
part OF the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs
Winslow' Soothing Syrup, 25c bottle. y
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HOTEL DEL CORONADO-Take advantage
of the round-trip tickets. Now only $50 by
steamship including fifteen days board at
hotel: longer stay g so per day. Apply at
New Montgomery street, San Francisco.
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Residents of the Mission propose to make it still
warmer for the Southern Pacific Company Having
defeated it in It's effort to rush through the double
track franchise, they propose to compel it to
move its single track and start work the bay shore
line When Herrin gets this information maybe he
will not be sorry he spoke.
Commander Shocnelder of the German warship
Fake has the right to upon his breast the
decoration OF the order OF the Eagle for what he
Trained from doing at Samoa He might have been
wearing the marks OF the claws of the eagle of Uncle
Sam had he not refrained
The Court OF Cessation seems to have handed down
another apple of discord in the judgment Of
Paris The way the French general staff is carrying
on the Dreyfus affair could never have been du-
plicated by any trio OF jealous goddesses.
Mark Twain has decided that he will write only two
more books, not for publication and the other
for remote posterity What godsend it would be
for suffering humanity if large percentage of the
present day authors would decide on similar course
1t has been suspected all along that John P Altgeld
was a poor sort OF a Democrat. Now it is certain
He has announced his intention of resigning one Of
the semi political Jobs he is holding.
1t is to be hoped that the smelter owners and en-
ployes in Colorado may arrive at such an AMIGA
bic arrangement that all their troubles may go up in
the smoke OF the big chmneys
Colonel Tom Ochiltree, who came out OF Texas to
rival Eli Perkins is living up the reputation he
made in early life He says he lost heavily on Tod
Soans mounts.
The millennium appears to be near at hand ZoIa.
acknowledged to be Of the greatest living authors
OF fiction, says he is glad that truth prevails
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REVENUE sTAMPs-N.

girl you would like to assist IS employed
REVENUE sTAMPs-N. w, City.
What is the value of internal revenue
stamps of the denomination of s., So, so.
25 and cents?" is a question that in
that form cannot be answered, Tor the
reason that there were different stamps
of those denominations issued To judge
the value of those you have 1t is neces-
sary to have a description of each, the
color, amount and character
POPULATION AND COMMERCE-E.
X, City. The population of New York
City on January l, 1899, was estimated at
3,549. .55S; the figures as to the following
cities are from census taken in 1898:
Vienna 1864 54S; Berlin, 1917 351; Breslau,
323 ,206; Hamburg, 625 ,552; Munich, 4tI,Il4;
Stuttgart 157.700. The figures as to COM
merce in Hamburg and Liverpool are
quite close, but the latest reports show
that there is slight margin in favor OF
Hamburg.
TRAFFIC IN EGGs-E., PetaIuma,
Cal. The receipts of eggs in San Fran
cisco in the last week in February, 1896,
were 3195 cases; average price. 1412c
'99, 1888, II 3-5c. In March of the years
named the receipts were, by weeks, as
follows: First week, 1852 29S5, S42S' $299;
week, 1881 3206, 1910 2S12; fourth week,
S197. 544S. 3O43, S132. The average prizes, in
March in those years was: L 1-3c, lZ14c,
13c, Is 4-5c. The receipts during the trst
three weeks in April in those 3y.ea yeaars Hj We're;
week. 3066. S342. 2649, 1890; third week,
1854. $3.50. 1904, 2556. The average price
was: 1890, 1214c, "A 1-6c, 1S5sc Nc 0oz EaSt tha
ern eggs were received in 1896; in 1871 the
receipts were 400 cases in the second
week in April; in 1898 there were WT1e5 re-
ceived in the first week in April 1-79, sGc- sec
ond week SS9, third week 12S5. In the
third week in April, 1899, there were re-
ceiyed 1914.
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The millennium appears to be near at hand Zola
acknowledged to be of the greatest living authors
OF fiction, says he is glad that truth prevails
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-05

Colonel Tom Ochiltree who came out OF Texas tt
rival Eli Perkins, is living up to the reputation hi
made in early life He says he lost heavily on Toe
Sloans mounts
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-05

1t is to be hoped that the sme1ter owners and en-
ployes in Colorado may SOON arrive at such an atnca
bic arrangement that all their troubles may go UP ii
the smoke OF the big chimneys
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-05

1t has been suspected all along that John P Atgelo
was poor sort of Democrat. Now it is certain
He has announced his intention of resignng one o.
the semi-political Jobs he is holding.
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HND
STREET RAILWAY BONDS eND
STOCKS
STOCKS

THE existing securities for the payment OF oohdS
issued by the Market Street Railway COMPANY
and bv each contributing member to its consol1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-07
cONNOLLTS LIQUOR LICENSE.

DEMOCRATIC ALDERMEN REFrsD To RENEW IT
REcAi-SE HE Is \ REPt RLIcAN
The hearing IN tho case ~ James NJ Connolly
against the Jersey city Aldermen ended abruptly
yesterday hy Corporation Counsel McDermott
withGraRing opposition 70 the granting Of tho writ
Of coriorari tho lattor roinarking that the writ
could not have any effect oven II granted. The
Democratic Aldermen refused TO renew tonnol v 5
liquor license because r. f. Republican. and has
taken an active part I'm politics. Justice Lppincott
was appealed to and granted an order requiring the
Aldermen o. show cause why writ or certorari
should nJt issue Under this rule testimony has
The first witness called yesterday was John
Hines. Who testified that Alderman Murphy m
formed him Connolly would have got his license
II he had not worked against the Democratlc
ticket. and ho would never get A license uhtH ne
let politics alone 49,,
Alderman Erhardt. a saloonkeeper by advice
OF the Corporation Counsel refused 10 tell why he
voted against Connoilys license This witness
caused some amusement He was abruptly asked
by Connolly's counsel If he kept open on sun
day Erhardt stammeTed Il don't ana then re-
covering exclaimed. II refuse 10 answer by advice
Alderman Muller. also a saloonkeeper. said when
sworn tnat he svmnathized with Connolly until
he heard him abuse Alderman Murphy. lie re-
fused 20 say whether he kept his saloon open on
Sunday. $500 49,. 49,
II was while Muller on the stand that the
onnosifion 20 the writ was Withdrawn. connolly $
couus,.l expects % obtain a writ Of maIdamus 70
compel the Aldermen 10 grant INC Incense ~ IN
Alderman Murphy. who was bartender until
Yesterday was rewarded for his service by re-
ceiving the appointment Of sidewalk inspector.
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MORE MONEY FOR HYMAN FELThAN.
THE LITTLE MESSENGER BOY RECEIVES FURTHER
HELP FROM TRIBUNE READERS

THE LITTLE MESSENGER BOY RECEIVES FURTHER
HELP FROM TRIBUNE READERS.
Hvman Feltulan. the telegraph messenger boy
who was badly hurt by surface car In Twenty
third-st Manhattan. about week ago ana VINO
insisted on leaving Bellevue Hospital III oroer 70
earn q living for his father ana mother ana MS
three brothers and sisters although not al all able
70 do So. IS growing rich faster than any other
fourteen-year-old boy In I.eonard-st Lyman was
NOT a beauty show prize winner before MS acct
dent. and ne .s even less pleasing 20 eaz" upon
now that ho is Scared and disfgured But ne mas q
frank smile ana 4 strong CHEEKY voice ana DOT"
y,oro ia good working order when Tribune re-
rorter visited him AT his home. NO 81 Leonaia-S''
Yesterday afternoon 20 turn over 10 him 20" sent
tv generous readers ~ The Tribune who admire
the pluckv little fellows spirit The money from
~ G. p from a. ID Central Park west ana
from tho guests Of the Kent House. Vreen"l'n'
conn made I'D the sum mentioned HymAn had
Just come hack from tho ho~pl'dl Wiz" ''7 ~
porter called
.,vha. More money" exclaimed the hoy well.
r,iess IN. folks that read The Tribune are pretty
nice to send me- much money THIS makes
laf r. from Tho Tribune 80 other paper mas s'h'
me o. much as Tie Tribune The doctors say th''
I've lost the sight Of my right eY'. ana non DE-.
u4ve the telegraph Office will want me- when get
,ron aesin I'm going % school this winter any
r.ay 50 f. WON'T MAKE So much difference until I'm
Tha, viii you do FOR living when ~" money 's
u-ad 10 that has been sent IN ., IL.
q good sewer amt You. ma s .s
and -aps6le II supporting the whole family IN
ch she NODDED qsser' f bs " hath H{6% nae s
Russian Jew ana IN broken health It@ /, Sno'
maker b, trade 49, 49,. 49,. -,..,-u .
much none, amounting I'll told % more fhfn So.
las g., 1i,n5 he envy oi all the neighoors on me
r,ro- Mo happen around as soon as every sue
ceeanc stranger has gone 70 see II any more money
has been eft for Lyman me famly I'VE on ,r Ihe
children are poorly dressed bur they look, IS II
thov were we'll fel The money sent IN VIII Keen
thcy, ali co-nfortahla for some tin'a 20 come
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-07
BROOKLYN NEWS.
GLEASON Run OUT OF TOWN
LONG ISLAND CITY's FX-MAYOR TELLS
4 STORY OF ASSAULT.
rr SAWS THAT \ po1IcEMAN TWICE FscoR7Fp
HIM To TRArN ~ JAMAICA AND OR
rFREn HIM TO KEEP OUT
OF THE PLACE

Ex-Mayor Gleason. Of Long Island city. WAS III
2 white heat " anger Yesterday over someuliHs
which ne says occurred I'm Jamaica on Iues""'
He asserts that he assaulted by An ofncer' n'-
then run out ~ town His anger had not cooled
If when he appeared before city Magistrate He'N'
in Long Island city and svore ont A warrant for
a policeman named Cummings. who. he said WIS
attached 10 the ocurt squad IN Jamaica lie cnalS'S
Tho officer with assault. and saws he VIII not only
prosecute him crimnally. bur will prefer cnarReS
against him before the Police Board
Tho story as told boy the former ruler ~ '''E
Island CITY SIS that ON Tuesday he had business
I'm jamaica and went there. lie alighted from
train and started 10 the old courthouse "her" "'
Intended ~ visit tho County Clerks office ON me
way. whie passing through Fulton-st some '''
tapped him IN the shoulder He turned ara ~'N
a man walking q little behind him He did n''
nayo his strong glasses on. and could not tell VINO
the man VS. He supposed II was q friend. al"
"a hon tho man asked what ho was doing W
Jamaica Mr.. Gleason replied that he was 60
ny - tho County Clerks office "" saws "'
was surprised when I'm answer he vas told b" i''
better cct or. ~ Jamaica. as DO was nor Vani''
thore and when he thought this VAS iok" ana
laughed the man took him by the collar and "'-
cartod MIN 20 tho train Mr.. Gleason says that n"
submitted because he is well aware that any *
element is liable 20 DO fatal. owing 70 tho weak
condition Of his heart Because of this no SUD
mitt,d 20 he shipped back TO Long Island city
I'm tho afternoon he made 2 second trip 10 ia
maica. and was again accosted by m" same man
who ordered hm TO get ont ~ Jamaica forth"'h.
locause 20 dsiurher and was siw3ls s"'
ing 20 make trouble f0r other people" Inc "o.l
attack was such. ho says that h" hecan" 'Noli-
b nsof 90 he escorted 10 tho station u" saws ga
Doe boarded the train and returned {" Long i-''''
CIV.
d" asserts mat tho man who thus ran him og'
q town plainly said that what he meant hy mas
ing trouble trouble for the leaders Of m"
Democratic party. Tho eX-AIavor says he was ~
formed that the man who twice escorted MN -
tho depot was Policeman Cummings. lie Therefore
caused the warrant 10 be issued
Up to last evening the warrant had not been
served Cummings. who appeared - have gon"
80 Brooklyn for the night. Hc is expected 70 ~
pear I'm court without being formally placed under
arrest
Many persons believe there IL a mistake. and
that while II may Do" true that Mr. Gleason was
run ont ~ town. N was hy some ono els" than
regular police officer This however Mir Gleason
says is not the case. and adds that he has a mum
Dor Of witnesses whom he will summon 20 prove
his statements
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OPPOSITION tn 4 TROLLEY LINE.
RESIDENTS OF rLArNFIET.p OBJECT 70 HAVING
CARS N ARLfN5roN kVF

RESIDENTS Of rLArNFIELp OBJECT 70 HAVING
CARS n ARLINGro~ kvE
Painhod Sept 6 ,speclaD.-A lively hearing took
place last night before 'hs Common Council on ma
question 81 The building Of the Arlingtor-sve -
tension ~ tho Plainhold street Railway Company
trolley line The plan has ho"n 70 tuild the ROAD
out Arlington-ave from We F0urth-st. % Ran
do'ph Road AM thence 70 the ci'y limits nero eI
has been a Strong aenfim@nf 90 favor ~ THIS -
tension FOR time. and IN" comFaNr p M
ready to build n granted = fFau'nis" rt
expected opposition has been deNfoi'd q. nov
ever Many Of the property owners last r4eni 'lor@
strongly against the building - the road. some ~
he objections made 20 The cu~tf tAtf Ar
llngtOn-ave Is too narrow street 10 d. us"f iot a
trolley tine that NAM Of The people living tnefs
would prefer 10 be- without the road. 'fat par
Of Ariingt 'n-svo. D. nothing bat t"3mp .anG. and
tnaf th" Board Of Education should DOT allow me
street tibet p1ss"s TWO 81 Tho arg - public srno
In the lily 10 %" spoiled for tine Tree 1850 - ne
children bv trolley road. Two ~ ftf rr fflpai
0pposers OF the franchise We're Nir'eii AfE.e-
man and Eugene Hatch. other prominent O. AIN
felders argued in favor - the road In rer1rd -
the school question Councilman Bsrowe said ma
The parents of ~. children would Do gai for them
- have such easy WAY 90 getting 600 school In
Wet weather
80 decision Wa reached. and fhn hc7-'nr 97s 1i-
iourn"d for week
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SHE SAID THEY WERE GIFTS.
POLICE THINK MANY ARTICLES FOUND ~
MRS RRAMER's POSSESSION
M-ErE STOT EN

Mrs Ada pramer who lives with her husband
and four young children AZ No 23S sackett-st.. was
arraigned yesterday morning IN the Ruterst police
court on = charge Of attempted burglary. She was
charged by Roundsman Thomas ! Farrell ~ the
Hamilfon-ave station with entering hts apartments
on the second floor Of 80 95s Wyckon-st There
are unusual and peculiar features IN connection
with tho case Mrs Bramer denied her guilt so
emphaticav that Police Magistrate Bristow was
inclined 10 discharge her but finally decided 10 hold
her for further examination until tomorrow.
The police believe that the woman has been In the
habit OF entering houses Detectives Rorke and
Roberts. who arrested her found + large quantity
or lewolry dresses and other articles in her apart
mehts. which she asserts were given 10 her whom
she was married. but which the police believe were
stolen rs her
Another complainant against Mrs Kramer Is Mrs
Ahrcns. OF No. $50 Sackett-st who says that the
prisoner took from her apartments on August o.
jevelry and other things which Mrs Ahr"ns
valued At 500 one Of the watches found I'm Mrs
Bramers apartment had on tho case the name Of
, n Malade. Mrs Bramer profuse In her
d"nials of guilt until the detectives showed her a
picture Of Mrs Ahrens which found among
tho articles believed to have been stolen.
Roundsman Farrell IN court yesterday said that
AZ about noon Tuesday Mrs Bramer stole into
his apartments and tried to open one OF the doors
with key. He said that lie jumped ont OF bod
and chased her into tho hallway. The complainant
sald that Mrs. Kramer exclaimed For Gods sa he
don arrest mo. and take awsy from my four
little children" Farrell arrested her
Mr. Kramer told plausible story to tho cour'
She said that she bad gone to tho house - look
over Hat. and that she had by mistake entered
the apartments of the Farrells. II didn't kn""
that ~" key had would unlock any Of tho doors
ld not place II I'm any lock The door that
opened unlocked. and simply walked in,
said Mrs Bramer
Hau was fixed at $500. and was furnished by
friend.
her name Was Eva Schumann. and declined 20 give
ln order 20 prevent ans disgrace being attached 20
her hv arrest on tho charge Of robbery n"n Nh.
Rr4mrr Who is employed At the india Wharf brt" -
cr, heard 81 me arrest Of his wife he becamo
frantic and threatened 10 Xii himself His friends
Gained him and ne told them that his wife hti
said all along that the articles believed 10 be stolen
goods had been given IN her by friends
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POLICEMAN CHARGED WITH homicide.

John McKenna. a policeman who was attached
- fae Nesfchester station. was arralsheh pe'oie
Magistrate Pool in the Mornsania ponce 'o"'' S'9
t4rs,, - hold for examination to-day without
bail On q charge OF homicide. on the night OF
4 .g.st Y NcKenna hatless. costless ana inioA-
Gated entered the roadhouse Of Adoph Aheih Al
Nest Farms road and Silver-st IN the par'o'm
netc George Renk forty-two years ola ara he"-9
hel1. twcuty-nlne years old, ana MI Ahei"' the
prorr d. Lewis Kenk's wife and baby wrre
~lifI for him IN A buggy just outside the doCI
Mex, ila made demand upon Ahern ioT VAL va hs
Ine Eenks seeing that there was CONS 10 nc
trouble az McKenna was fourishing a recover
mtde retreat and in doing so MANAGE 10 Me-
Gown TIE nights ln the saloon. TINS aHBeIeq az
kenna and ht went 10 the door and II IS aIieseuu
nfea Two shots George was hit IN the meek h'W We
N The abdomen. Mrs Renk sprsng iI"II, -
tlRgy and held Mckenna until Lewis ktnk ma
crvel 10 the Westchester station ana sumin""eu
a. oNcer ,
eeKenna was arrested but released on S''' Dan