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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-29
POSTUM CEREAL.
ROSY COLOR.

Produced by Postum Food Coffee.
When a person rises from each meal
win "a ringing ll the ears and a gen
e-s4 sense .t rerE--sless % j. a com
mon habit o. charge 10 O. deranged
stomach
Il found 10 was caused from drinking
coffee. which I never suspected f0r a
long time. blt found ty leaving If COZ
gee thai the Glslcreea1le feelings went
a2ay.
4 vas brought t1 thInk q the sub
Jet D. Ec-rlUZ some Postum Food COT
zee ard thls brolgl- re out q the
trouble.
1T b. a most appsrlz.1z and i7viEor-
erfnE beverage and has been u such
great benefit o. me that 7 naturally
speak - DO from tiIlz o. rirs as cppor-
rlnity offers
a lady friend comp ai1ef O. ne thar
she had tried Postum. but 10 did NOT
taste good. In reply o. my question she
seff she guessed she boiled ir abour ten
minutes ! advised her % follow dfrec-
tIrrs and know that she boiled u fifteen
~ twenty minutes. and she would have
something worth talking about 4
short time ago heard one ~ her chill
lren say that they were drinking Pos
tu-n nowadays. SO I judge she succeed
a n making 10 good. which Is by no
means a difficult task.
Tom O'Brieu. the son q a friend who
ltvaE on Bridge street. vas formerly a
pale lad. but since he has been drink
irg Postum has a fine color. There Is
plenty a. evidence that Postum actually
toes make red blood as the famous
t-aie mark says. "-Jn0- Chambers,
F-a-kI.n street. Dayton, Ohio.
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DAWES RECOMMENDS
INTERNATIONAL BANKS
Also Thinks Z Would Be Advznta-
geous 70 Establish a Number OF
National Banks.

WASHINGTON Nov. es-The annual
report q Charles . Dawes. Comptroller
4 Currency, for the year ended October
g. 1sss. has been prepared for transmits
sion % Congress. The Comptroller re-
pears his recommendations Of last rear
on Improvements in banking laws
Among other lamentations the
Comptroller strongly urges laws author
king the incorporation u banks FOR the
purpose u carrying on International and
iurerCoL0utal banking distinguished
from domestic banking. He also recon-
melds laws authorizing the establishment
in small communities 0f national banks
with a capital q $500 He repeats his
reccu rleCdari1l q one year ago relative
% q Modification q the law restricting
loars 10 any one Individual 70 ID Ter
cent n the capital II a national bank
and advises the attaching az a penalty for
rzEluE excessive loans after the present
section "a modified He also gives IN de-
tail the results q An extended fnves-fEa-
ri0n into the development OF all the differ
eur banking systems of the United States
during the last ten years
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! Bicyclist's Mishan

ALAMEDA. Nov 9s-Eddis Hansen
the popular coLsWatl Of the ALaua.ls
Spiders. was severely injured this after
noon while riding a bicycle near the cor
Ter q Santa Cara avenue and E,ve-z--
street Il started % rain while he VS.
out. and II an e1de4v0r % increase his
speed % get home he threw his s-U
weight onto the pedals Tie pedal On -ts
lesr-haud side q the wheel broke throw
Ing him forward on Ms head. rendering
him unconscious He lay there FOR some
tine. Uu-L some p4sS= rS-5y picked him
Up and carried him into Whites cv-Ta--
4 physician vas summoned. who made A
hzs-v examination but discovered ~
broken bones l. was some tine h1H-
ever. before the young man RECLAIMED
consciousness his head and arms we're
badly cut II The fall AID he was other
wise bruised W
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PERKINS GIVES
HIS VIEWS OF
COMING SESSION
Believes Much History
Will Be Made.
Oakland OfHcs san Francisco Call.
- Broadway. Nov. -

oakland once san Francisco Call.
- Broadway. Nov. -
United States Senator George C. Per
kl-s. acccrlra uist y two % MS laugh
cers. Misses Nay and Plnzy Persins. EFT
on the overland this evening tor Wash
l-grol. u. e.. hoping % arrive there .n
----s next Monday.
In a brlef interview Senator Perkins
gives expression % the belief thar tEe
-l-u-rE session q Congress Will De one q
historical slgulrcarCe. He believes that
4 El--1er % very important questions VII
have o. b. lsalr WIKI ana saws tha-
President -Afcktnley's annual message ALL
Pr badly announce conclusions that ALL
L-t -esrl1Iacly form the basis % party
PoLcy ard that 10 doubt these All e FOL
senator Perkins. IN raining over sous
re MS expectations. mentioned the prob
al---ty % tn Passa-e q a Oh % regulate
ID il-ima-=l that the outline already
g-r-isled -r the newspapers perhaps tr-t-
cAt-s what the DID Tl- p Ike he fears.
however -1a- there E-il ce some Eep-1I-
San members In BOTH the Senate and the
-tol-e % E.-prese1-a-lr-s who wlu de-
cl-= % support this financial measure.
o-t nltl-E 10pe IN the fact that there
VIII pr1ca1lT 20 enough Democrats Or
favor % the policy % insure tn- passage
o ne o-,- Rearing the Philippines
senator Perkins said.
4 look % see Government by EVIL
commission established and ysr Ire civil
commission IS not unlikely % have 4
are stu 1-ira-y problems rEera that need
settlement. and some q these are uEafv
. exist -I- some time The FEsIiucf-e
question is NOT what DO Tas a year Az
an issue ~ expansion and alti-exparslon-
~ the outset Was opposed % the ac1-f-
si-.CI % the Islands but I row recr K-sra
the fact thar We have them and must coa-
troll and govern them
As % the usw government % Porto Rfco
the senator believed that re bill % -
passed would carry with % the disr-f-r
plan. similar % that over Aiaska- A. -
The ultimate disposition % cuba ths
self though Re dfd say tha- ere moe
me1r FOR immediate annexation u Cuta
would amount 20 nothing
Acton IN the matter q TIRE NIcarar1a
canal this winter Is TOT t-Ckn1 s1r -f--
any great hope. according % Senator Per
sI-s. but that a bin t1r the trans-PactT-
cable VIII -e passed be expressed no
doubt Our end % the cable he expects 20
route - Seattle "a tco much longer anf
more difficult Then. too. The M--re-av
route has been surveyed and has proved
TIE best ore
Senator Perkins PREDICTS as, tHs- ss-iv
action VII te aiken t- IRE matter q IRE
Oakland pcsrc1ice ant The Oakland ha--
rC- improvements he stated nat ~ ha4
already advised t1s Postal Department o.
az the price fixed 81 -ha department. as
MAXIMUM @ Be paid. namely. * -cf A.
20 The Oakland har-C- he believed 81 MI
not b difficult 20 secure a portion % IRE
rel from Webster street bridge eastward
r-- he 80 net think that any 11r- q -
appropriation could - used s-r t-afri-x
vest - rhe bridge. ard hs favored -. az
his latter portion = The harh0- project
Senator Perkins said Re- tit TO- sr-ac- =
river and ha-h0- h'l would he rasset a.
-lis session = Congress-.
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erttt q the Republican party was away
from is original principles. and that Z he
-1a lot quit the party In ISIS he would
---r n1q ample cause % do 50 since
ne following were appointed a commit
- - report or the best tine and place
-oI the national convention. the man
- q issuing the call and the
lelA-s OF practical organization
TIE c1uven--0n: z. : Corser.
sliclescte. T. 7. Dubois Idaho. 2. = Ven
y oorhls. Indiana, Nathan Cole Jr. Csli-
tornis. Lev Brown. Ohio. Frank 7. Ran
som Nebraszz. and J. J. Spurrler lows
meeting
These were present besides those men
uored- !. ". Griffith Minnesota !. ].
Harper, Ohio CrnEressrnan Shafro-h. Col
GRADE eU-CcrEr gresham Hartman and
colonel q. ? Chisholm. Montana. J 3.
Romans Iowa. Or. 2 3. Lsw-euce ard
z ". Turner Kansas. eI-ConEress1la1
] 3 Cheadie. Indiana Dr.. Frank :. Peek,
Oklahoma. and =. :. Dean. New York
Another meeting VIII 30 held to-Uor-Cw
Tor the purpose ~ hearing reports and
taking action preparatory % the calling
4 the national convention
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most notable one On the room The chat
o osuyFe however. IS a Madonna ara
INST child -0r which Mrs II p ParieT
rs refused t-a- OTher exhibits rorica-
able are Mss A McNauara's nom
CHROME paintings. Mrs. ". 2 Hav-e's
bronze lustsr work. Mrs J. p Tayl0r's
1alnty miniatures. Mrs. T. and Mss
Alnnie Iayl0r's portrait % Mare An
t9snetts. Mrs.. Roots rcse-cnvs-st fa-.
y 5 Helen % Lal.ey's exquisite -1lrlat--s
- Lazy Claire. Mss Evelyn P1rter's and
Irs- Paul SCOTS c.are- fuEs ard a Per
trait q Queen Louise % Prussia
ne exhibit which attracts most srrsr-
ton - the Robin pottery display. pre-
sided over nv Mrs " I-aiar Tr- he
clay % which these quaint vases ard
Jars are made - found in Auador County.
and al without exception are Modes on
ire porrers wheel. a fact Or ITSELF inter-
ssrtrE. as Mods are TOW exclusively used
IN the more ancient machines stead TIE
officers az the club are as follows. Mas
Helen T. Bacon. president. Mrs. . v.
Culp. secretary. ard Mss Minnie Taylor.
treasurer Ire exhibition VIII close a.
II O'Clock Tomorrow night
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Teachers Institute.

SAN JOSE. Nov 2S--The County Instf-
tute OF the teachers to-day was largely
attended ard proved very Interesting ThA
santa Clara High School orchestra Ouened
the meeting Professors J. H Squfer and
John Manner spoke on school Dizrf-
pine Miss Ida Scott rendered a 500
and Professor c J. G. Beun0tt addressed
Lle assemoiags on Methods OF study"
This afternoon the following urogrsrn-,A
was carried out. Vocal solo. 'sIr L Not
Always MAY. NJ L Lawrence. music
santa Clara High School orchestra: paper
On history, Professor " z Daley: pfano
solo. Arch Perrin; paper on Nature
study. Mrs. c. L Place: paper on Ma
ture study Apparatus" CT Peterson.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-29
ANNIE KLINE RIKERT
SUES FOR DAMAGES

During ne trial q he action q Charles
Erickson against ANNIE kline RlEe-t
president u The Stockton ard Tu1ru---a
Railroad Company. before Ju1Ea Trn---
Few weeks aE1 Mrs.. Rke-r -as-srf -
produce he books q the couparv IL
court ard or motion q the psalrti- ard
Edward b Young MS attorney sic vas
zttucEei EU-l-v q contempt % court asa
given into The custody % the Sre-f- sr-
period o. I'VE days After rEa order
was made she vas released or h-r 17-
reCCEui LA-ce. went before re SIu-a--s
Court and secured a reversal q rhe Or
der. Yesterday. however. sic fled sIi-
against Erickson ard his attorney % re-
cover S-5.4o damages Tor false Lnpr-s5--
ueut
J. J. Burt. Ehc represents Ms RiEsr-
in the action. says that although rs r.s-
eur vas not actually confined iu r-1---
during the FIVE days alleged Or law .-s
imprisonment vas actual. inasmErn a.
s-s was % he -.s--.E b. ne So
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NEW SUIT FILED
IN MASCAREl CASE
Allegation Made That James Lar
quier Obtained Property From
I'm Without q Con sidera-inr

Los ANGELES. Nov 2s.-In the en-
tzngleuert among the heirs Of the late
Mayor Jose AsscareI. new bone OF con-
tentiou has arisen The heirs in 4 new
suit filed to-day want a deed So aside
They declare that James IarQuier OBJ
tailed property from the Old Freuchnan
without a consideration. This suit i
brought by Constance VI Goytfno SvT-
vester and HOrtense NascareI III is al
legged that the defendant. knowing t6A
mental and physical weakness OF JosA
Mascarel. and Intending 70 defrsud him
q the property. induced him 70 sign hfs
name % the deed OF conveyance. although
10 consideration was paid and no in
formation was impaired regarding ne
true nature of the Transaction
Larqufer. Il Is said. never claimed own
e-shtp q the property until after the
death 81 the wealthy old Franchn1an
from whom ne received IT, He f. alleged
% have originally professef that the lors
were the property % Msscaref brrr
he now claims the same as his own
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-29
FIRE IN PLAcERvILLE
West End OF the City Narrowly Is
cares Destruction.

PLACEPF-LL.E. Sow. 81 very dis
as----= fire. occurred i- P-aceryll= this
morning at . O'Clock which c-- -w1 hours
hs@e- re EFFORTS cf -Ee l-eTer- Ic
started i- WeS-laEe 3 Racket sro-a. -eN-
f-r- O. IRE Fr--v--lre Corner. IRE r-r
was between The ceiling and t-e roof. and
evidently caught from defective -I-
TIE losses sustained lra FOX b-C7. drug
z-r-a E1u' Insurance $3.50 che Racket
----a loss s-fof. Insurance $50. SD - e
Tailor Joss s5a. fully covered rr i-s-r-
s-ca TIE drug store building belongs 20
A Nelson ard IS ralUei ar $500 loss T1N
covered tv insurance The 1-rer build
lr-- are owned bv L D0usllg. loss About
N-ll clEerel ~ t-s-ra-ce-
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RAIN DELAYS TRAFFIC.
Portion OF The Bridge Over Trinity
River Carried Away.

REDDTNE Nov &--River streams q
This region are rising East and l,f feet y
--s bridge over The T-.-i-y River AZ Lev
SION has been carried away. Wssve-v-- .
and --ls- Trinity County mail has % 1s
transferred ~ boats The heavy --t-7 AZ
freight r-seis between R=lilCE ard ht cave
exile has been s-0uD=i entirely -r-.. --e
--at tv way ~ -r- Douglas CITY ---ga
can D. made -zsslEle. The private ta--E
across che Sacramento River AZ Ee----g
has been STOPPED on account NJ ---l
z-a-a- VVa-e- began running around one
end - che EEl1.-E free bridge -r.= aver
noon Creeks are reported a. dangerous -
-.EE throughout Trinity AID Shasta r1r--
-l=s Miners. especially placer. -11 nave
nor been ar-a O. W-k ----- properties %
--y extent b. rs county --- ----- years.
a-a t-tIz-- Cv=- che prospect &c good
se4s--
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SPlRlTUAlISm HAS
DRIVEN HER INSANE

OAKLAND. Nov. zs--1l-s. Grace Eerbst
Who attempted . commit suicide a. her
home. sc Harrison street. yesterday. Wzs
to-day couuirted % The insane asylum
a. AEreEs by Superior Judge Ogden D..
Milton and Eabs conducted the eXzrt1a-
zion and gave 10 as their opinion that too
close application % the mysteries u sI.r-
ituaIisn has caused Ms Hs-bs-'s i-sz--
iry.
Ms Mary Gomez aged = years and -e-
siding az san Lorenzo. viii ce examined
Tor insanity -o-U0rrCw. SIC has wee
before been fl an asylum. and L. v--y
violent, attacking any one who comes
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Colvir Gets His Fee.

OAKLAND. Nov. 1S-The $50 claim
presented BY Attorney G. / Colviu
against the 1910 oo0 estate q Christopher
rendered IN opposing the contest II John
Schneider and George MstLEer. was to-
day allowed b. Superior Judge Hall in
the reduced sum u 800 Only 2 fex
weeks ago Thomas GRADER attorney for
the estate vas allowed a SSGG fee.
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BLOCKING COMPETITION.
san Jose Council Passes the Anti
Bill Poster Laws.

SAN JOSE Nov. --The CITY Council
40 an l1I-ur-ef meeting to-day passed
me Two ord. usrces designed o. keep out
san F-rarcl~-r BIN rrsre-s- one r1es
license - g. r=r month f1- tlI posters
ard another Ir-irs the height - sign
boards g. ten fee- Violations are pun
shed ty 2 f-s % So Or t1-rry days iu-
--.srrrr=-.r-
There promises % - a merry war b.
rrn matter viii probably b tested tn the
courts There Is some doubt a. % the
validity q the ordinance ir1ros NJ rhe 81
r=r month license on the ground thar IL
u.tiEates against outsiders and is in pref
ere--e 4 local firms
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TREAT FOR POTTERY LOVERS.
Annual Exhibit OF the California
Kerauic Club an Artistic Success.

TIE annual sXhibi-i1u and sale % tra
California Eeraric Club opened AZ I
o'cl1ck yesterday On the Narls room q
the Palace Hotel From that hour tI-I ~
e m the exhibit vas viewed ~ Eu-t--,gs
u china lovers and many pieces rha-zaF
hands. thereby helping IN the clubs COT
ters. as 30 per cent % each sale is Eivsr %
the organization. The eUrIrf-ir- rs -rrs
year. WHILE small On the number % er-
hicl-0rs. Shows q marked improvement IN
the quality - work shown There a.
sixteen exhibitors i- all each presiding
over a table spread with examples - -
owners artistic ability IRE exhibit
OF Mrs : Y. CUP Ms Laura = Tour
rsuN and Mrs u z Psrlsy Is perhaps ths
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-29
MADE A FORTUNE
IN WASHED STAMPS
New York Man Under Arrest for De-
irauding the United States
Govern

NEW YORK. Nov -s-Davft =
Ba6eau. - years ola. who has conducted
a stamp store az - Broadway t1r -he LAST
sixteen months vas arrested -E Federal
t-r-af- today charged y.I-h l--i-E ans
selling washed Internal revenue stamps.
BE vas held tr Es0r bail The large
number % =rrar5 boys ana junior rt--Es
ia brokers Offices VINO ---IIer-a !
Pafes-.S store directed S--ui-t1r O. him
-r--rrzl revenue officials sl.eze rLz- re
has been h-.-l-E srf flE was p. T
stamps az the rate ~ $50. g. $500 day.
that h. has cleared lrr-- t e.. hr his
trans. r-tr-- and -la- --- Cove r-=-- "a -
lost -u-.ca --a- amount because % -LeU
Five thousand revenue stamps. worth
trl-- 3 % 81 each many ~ --1-- washed.
we-e seized -- Ba1esus store
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GIRL STRIKERS ASK
AID OF THE CHURCH
cIergymen Invited to Attend Meet
ing Where the Situation VIII
Pa Discussed

KANSAS CITY. Nov 1--The 80 girls
who refused yesterday 70 work IN the
factory OF the Svoford Bros Dry Goods
Company. because the company would not
paw more than cents a garment for
making ovsraIIs. today invited the pub
lie. particularly the ministers. 10 attend
a meeting on Friday night at labor head
quarters al which the troubles OF TIE
working girls life will be told
The special invitation IS extended 20
the ministers. and the girls believe that
tain tha help they need The strikers
lodge has but q scanr fund 10 support II
and most OF the girls are pennilsss- The
gfrts had asked for ~ cents for making
heavy ovsralIs and the firm would give
rrr- 4
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DEVISED BUT LITTLE
TO HER STEPCHILOREh

OAKLAND. Nov. S-The will % Lisette
Thaler. who died OF the 18th inst. and
which vas to-day fled for PROBATE b.
Lizzie Jung ard G0ttlteb Jung. her daugl-
Ter and son-iU-IaE. uelueaLhs only s. eaCn
70 her stepchildreC. Lena Thaier and
Heinrich TnaLer. while the residue q the
estate. valued ar about So 80 IS devised
70 her four children. Lizzie Jung. II -.
Thaier. Gustav and Charles ThaIsr. les
tatriX specially provides that her late
home $50 Eighteenth street. shall Be dis
trfbuted 70 her eldest son. H c. Thaier
The ALL is dated July 10 fsS-. ard vas
witnessed D. " W KOenig and Pauline
EAuz
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Are Licensed 70 Wed.

OAKLAND. Nov 1s.-slarriage licenses
were issued today % the following.
George ". Reid. 81 years. and Virgt-ta
kohlnE. s. years san Francisco. George
". King. 81 years and Catherine )
Brady. 81 years. Eden Township. Frank
Happy - years and Msrzarsr A Cox. =
years. Oakland. Frederick ". Sehsr Jr
"a years. and Mrs Elizabeth Reynolds. 3
-zars Oakland.
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his DECISION II was only an order OF
court dfsmissinE the case. but II covered
rhe point al issue. and Prosecuting AtJor-
uey Leach Is not inclined % dispute the
decision
we will simply prosecute the same
man under the state law governing gam
bling and banking games said Nr-
TesSh thfs afternoon 1T Is very doubt
~ whether this could h4 considered =
I0trerv. but the arrest vas made without
consulting ne and 1 did the best 1 could
--ffh = weak case I think that we can
prove that these machines are banking
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MISS CORNELIA MARSHALL

her sister ard brother. John YORK ard
Mary Randall. or the ground thai res-s-
Tx was Influenced oy Sarah J. Russell
~ the tine the WLI vas drawn W. Ta-
today dismissed by contestants without
any reason beng assigned Judge Hal
then admitted -Le viii 90 probate The IS
this goes % z niece. Mrs Ora Russo.
Bates
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COLUMBIA LlGHTSHlP
DRIFTS OUT TO SEA
Lighthouse Tenders Colunbine and
Ma-zarita Will Go II Search ot
Her as Soon as Possible.

ASTORIA. Nov -S-The L-Ersh-7 ~
-te mouth ~ rhe Columbia R-ve- - b.
-evel O. 5= drifting On sea tonight by an
-@--tr-e gale a11 q very rough sea T-s-
before lars - vas noticed --a- The light
chip had shifted her position slightly. All
SOON after s---el ---l- came - ard
% = believed carried her 0-L o. sea The
lEh-hr-se tenders MaCEaui-a and ,1luu-
-t-= viii g In search q her tomorrow
r--.-E
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william Book DROPS Dead

SAN LEANDRO. Nov. Zs-WffIiara n.
Book. an old resident OF Gold Hill. Nev.
dropped dead this morning IN the San
Leartro Hotel He was q blacksmith nv
trade and had been working az the Junior
Monarch Hay Press Works FOR about a
month He mas a sister living but her
present address is unknown An inquest
viii be held
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Harvsv BuIlock,s Funsra1.

OAKLAND. Nov. &-Ths funeral o.
Harvey z Bullock took place this morn
ing from his late residence. CO. Make
street The services were conducted BY
Rev ?. J Flun0 % The Christian Srte-rfs-
church. and the pall-cezrers were % "
stanford ~. l. DeuLS0u. Alex IA --f-
Judge John Black and " Dutt11- IT,
remains were taken % san Francisco fg-
cremation
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Committed 70 Whittier.

OAKLAND. Nov. E.-Auuis Brfizruaa
the i3-year-oId girl who posed a. A -Jr-
tract bride and who ran away from the
home ot Mrs J Z BarrOws al Berkeley
a week ago. was again brOught before
Judge Hall to-day and has been commit
ted 20 the Whittier Reform School The
girl appeared 70 Dc utterly U1concerued
a. 70 Der future carer.
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FIRE AT BELvEDERE.
Home Of Alice Rix~ Completely
DESTROYED.

BELVEDERE. Nov. She residence
~ Ms o'Lesry. better known IN the
Journalistic world as Alice RIU vas to-
tally destroyed Pr IRE ar an early holr
this morning The writer was ava Eeref
rv the barking - rer dog ard barely
had time 20 escape through q window
t-FerFtii-E ll the house was destroyed
Including costly nrlc-s-nrlr. large sum
r. paper currency and the n1anuscripr u
"a book or which Mrs. Weary has been
A. work Tor years The FIRE g. believed
On have originated IN a heating aQpars-
ru= The house and contents were par
-taLfv insured
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Tibbetts Went 70 cbicaso.

OAKLAND Nov E-AIler Tfbberts
the student of the Berkeley High school
who dissp psared some weeks ago. has
been heard from In Chicago He i EN-
ployed In that city BY firm ~ wholesale
druggists and has correspondent With his
parents. who live AZ Follister
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BE Pawned a Lady's watch.

OAKLAND. Nov Ss--Ja-es Fitzgerald
who worked the UNIQUE scheme last So
TENDER q inducing Mary Rogers - uq--
with her gold watch on rhz promise rat
~ would repair the sane. but Instead
placed the rtCepieCe in pawn. was today
sentenced oy Judge Quinn 90 pay r-a
q $40 or serve 10 days In the COUNT
a.. EI--EaraIT Che he H.. -.
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Death OF 2 Notsd nirina

COLUMBUS. Nov. e-Rsv. y "
Howell. q noted Welsh divine and z-1-s-
on church topics died here today 49,
long Illness He vas editor - T-s
Friend. tne or1ctal organ n The Wa-s1
church az the time OF his Death ~ 80
g years OF aEa