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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-09

s,FAKszoWINY testament
Wobec fotografi. Fa}szerzom do
kument6w wynaiazki fotografczne
tax staja ma przeszkodz:e,. zzei.:
najzrsczn!ejsze .sfa}szoUania wykrY-.
ia. w AmerYce umari bogaty
czfowiek. R'ovstaio podejrzenie, re
testament sfaiszowano. a byf on )
pisany oldwklem. Chcdzi1o 0
sprawdzenle podejrzenia i wYkrycie
falszu. Odfotognafowano testament
ale zwyk}emi aparataml mic ME
zdo}ano odkry6. Ponlewaz chodzlfo
o znaczne sunny, pokrzywdzeni
spadkobiercy ME szczedzlll koszt6w
ii polecili pewnemu mechunikowl
gykonanle aparatu, kt6rYby zdolnYs
by1 pow1ekszyc pismo Q $500 rays;
N%ajwiekszy ten %dotychozas ma
swiecie apparat zrobi1 mechanic W
2 miesiace, q kosztowa1 on 500
marek. 70 ustawienlu zastosowano
don swiat1o elektrYczne ma fotc-
grafil wykazato sic. re poprzednio
w]razy wymazano, a potem inne'
wo,sano. Chodzi1o 1eszcze Q to, ze
|istotnie wvrazy plsane hyfy innym
! oi6wkiem, a falszowiaue lnnym,
pr6bowano "a pomoc2 tego aparatu!
pisma wykoIn,anego 240o o}owkaml,
az nares7ciez NykrYto rodzaJ
70 ~ !.
o}6wka, kt6rym fatszerstwo zostafo
=.sEss..zEE=1. Y
wykonane. Aparatu tego uzyto
nlezad4ugo ppotemn .., DO wykrYcia
faIszerstwaSt, IN. czeku, wysta-
II 49, Z w = ss=N:
wlonego na ban!kl: poanztwa Neva~
~ q sssEzS4- ~ ~ G 80 zs5
dY. Geek wystawlony ma % dolary
~. Z. sest-59==E:z:= $zs2;:sa
staiszo Nano IA 20 tYsjace dolar6w.
Geek 6w wiozono pomiedzY 2
ss. Is .s,yTes s5s:z y ss.ss1
plyty,. i: szklan -, od 6 e '''''' !
wYkrYto, 4 q. vy! . I "a n'i!e9de d
zn'szczono, pew .1l ], q Is ,kR 7 z
aaSs.z ~ s4l..ssas5 ~ 5ss:.a-zeaf. ss ssl-s
natomlast inne wyrazy polrlebne
iwYpisano innym a%tranIenteII.
4 s.@fEis%5.& III -, # IN $50 IT,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-09
FlRsAISZKI

Il
z~dumiewa'jace O,calenie.
49, Tax, tax, moi panowle,
trzYnastu moichl p1rzyjaci6l znalaz}o
iim d ! 8 " =, nlurtac,h rzeki. ia tylko
jedenl ocalalem.......
I jake sic to stafo?
Bardzo presto. w dniu
.tym pozosta}em " domu...
swieSo zbogacony dorobkle-
wiciz przyimuie kamerdynera;
kt6ry, zaznaiamia~ sic re siuzoa;
~: o kr6rel 'iasnie pan kaze
podawac obiad?
A 0 kt6rej ]ada]a panowie?
.. q - ; = 81 - ~ ~. 80
- o. panowie jadaJa " r6z-
nYch poraeh.
Do5rze tei ia bede jadaf
W r6znych porach.
> =
Ma pIerwszego.
Dokadze to idziesz?
DO g%ospodarza domu zap}t.~
ciG komorne.
~~ - Czegoz sig tax 6pieezysz?
- DIS %pierwszY.
-.B6j sig Boga czfowieku. co
r,oib5;;s5 ma jjlep9szepo?? Jazz sig bedziesz
TAX: 'spieszy1, gospodarz napewno
podwyz.zY ci komorne:-
- 49, .- .. .-. ~~D. s ~ So. -
y ~. -: " 3
b. Pyzes1k0da.
A czemu to ME chcecle
pozw,olic waszemu Jsskowi ozen.c
sic E, Z Maryak4? Too dziewuoha,
k,edy lania.
- Dzlewucha, jak dziewucha,
ale kiedy ona dostanie klepska
krow, 7I " iposagu!To ME jest st6sow-
ua partYa ola mojogo Jaska.
u dOkt0ra.
Prosze pana doktora, czy
mo1a baba ciezxo ohora?
TAX.
Al mi kamien spa} re serca;
e 10 cho6 aiedaremnle pana doktora
wezwglem.
H*:I.E:=. - - "
SlyszaleS?.. m6wia, e
atedy ma3zenstwa 50 najszczesll-
wsze, gdy oboje ma8onkowle NAL:
przymioty przeoiwne'
Przawda... to tez zwykl'
sic da,eje, re ubod~y mfodziedc,
stajs sic o paunY bogate.
!, KoleI zycla byws TAXA:
Wrdbel poiyka roba X
Wrobla kot dust. niecnota
Pies chstnie rozdz siear kota.
Psa wilk : luboacia pozeya,
W,lka zadiaawia pantera,, Az
R Pint, lev u. rwie "a dn We
Iva cz}owiek-a sam 20 6mier
Stale sic lupen robaka."
/.
Polskapod Moskalen
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-09
Ma ~pIerwszego.
= Dokqdze to idziesz?
T.. '. 80.
DO gospodarza domu zap{t.

ciG komorne.
- Czegoz SIC tax 6pieszysz?
- DIS pierwszY.
= :. BOZ sic Boga czfowieku. co
rsob;;ss IN najIepszepo? Jak sig bedziesz
TAX TAX: spieszy1, gospodarz napewno
podwvz:zY ci komorne:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-09
PolskaIpod Moskalem

z zIEM PoLsKICH. Dtien-
Mkt varszsvskle .podajs opis na-
st,pujssege' w y 'EL'.l' Palkovn'k
a2pa}zu ,rtYleryi fort e 'illf!l.. zelih
Eli wsp6ln,e e sstabs.kspltsnen
Ko 8, powraoat onegda] 9
rodzinle.lO rieczorem : :sztabu
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-19
THE FERRYBOAT
ALAMEDA FILLS
A SINK HOLE
End of a Pioneer Bay
Steamer.
PROTECTS NARROW GAUGE
WAS AFLoAT NEARLY A THIRD
OF A CENTURY.
Filled With Rock She Will Finally
Rot Away in the ooze of
San Leandro
Bay.
PROTECTS NARROW GAUGE
WAS AFLoAT NEARLY A THIRD
OF A CENTURY.

ALAMEDA, Aug. 1S.-The hull of the old
ferryboat Alameda has been towed into
san Leandro Bay, where it will be used
as a dam for the purpose OF checking the
flow of water into the slough in the re-
gion of the dangerous sink on the mar
row gauge road.
Engineer Curtis of the Southern Pacific
company Is OF the opinion that the mirv
condition Of the rOadled in that vicinity
IS due 10 an undercurent caused by the
row OF water in a slough running parallel
with the railroad track, just beyond the
san Leandro draw bridge. The Alameda
viii be put CrOSsvIse at the mouth of the
slough and filed with rock and sunk after
which mud will De pumped in back of the
old hulk, with the hope of Strengthening
the roadbed and preventing further trou-
ble.
The Alameda was built over thirty years
az go by the ate A. A. Cohen, and was used
as a ferryhOat in connection with his rail-
road. She piled between what is known
as the old Alameda wharf on this side of
the bay and the old ferryboat landing in
san Francisco. With the sale of the Co.
hen road the Alameda passed into the
hands Of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company. and for number of years con-
tinued IN the ferry service. until increased
traffic demanded a larger boat and the
Oakland was built to take her lace After
this the Alameda was put on the creek
route and used a a freight boat Captain
J. Il. Brown, retired, Of 2230 Santa Clara
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-19
HEALER DOW|E
NOW RICH ON
OAKLAND GOLD
Sends Out Circulars
Asking More.
NO RESPONSE YET MADE
CHICAGO RECORDS SHOW HE IS
NOT STARVING.
NO RESPONSE YET MADE
Money From Sale of Photographs,
Donations, Subscriptions and Col
lections Were Taken to Lay
lions Foundation.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,

Photographs of his family sold for %
cents apiece and generous collections
taken at the First Presbyterian Church
several years ago formed the nucleus of
the great fortune which John Alexander
Dowie, the faith healer, now controls in
Chicago.
DOwie created a sensation here in 1894
by opening a divine" healing mission in
this city, with an Office attachment, where
patients paid fIom 81 TO $40 per visit. ac-
cording to their means. His private prac-
tice in Oakland assumed large proportions
and he claimed to have restored the sight
of a blind girl and to have caused a deaf
man to hear. but the names and address,
es of these lucky parties could never be
discovered When he came to this city
he represented that he was going to start
a garden of Eden, where the sick would
be healed, the blind made to see and
where the fires would be kindled by the
crutches discarded by his guests. Liberal
subscriptions were secured 20 carry out
this project, and with a certain class of
enthusiasts Dowie was in great favor.
The divine healer made hit a the
start by securing the First Presbyterian
Church. as this move gave him a stand
ing in the community at once. The pastor
of the church was absent at the time and
Dowie's methods were not known to the
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-19
JUMPED FROM LOCAL
AND MET DEATH

OAKLAND. Aug 1s.-Martin Noon, aged
is years and residing with his parents at
1864 Fifteenth street. lies at the point of
death tonight at the Receiving Hospital
as the result CT jumping off the front end
of the Berkeley local train due at Six
teenth-street station from the mole at
$50 o'clock this evening
The first car of the train, which is a
long one at that hour. had just crossed
sixteenth street when Noon jumped ana
was thrown beneath the wheels, winch
passed over his right leg near the thigh.
He was removed to the hospital, where
Drs. Stratton. Milton, Huntington, Rowe
Wilcox and Porter amputated the limb.
The left leg was seriously bruised and
II is believed that he also sustained in
ternal injuries He experienced several
hnmorrhages before being placed under
The influence OF ether and the doctors
give out very slight hopes of his recovery
for his condition-from shock and the
loss of several gallons of blood-is very
weak Young Noon had but last Tues
dav secured employment at the Indian
apolis Furniture Mandatory in San
Fra ncisco. and was returning from work
when he made the jump that may prove
fatal He is the son of William Noon
employed with the Southern Pacific Com
pany.
Noon died shortly before midnight Rev
Father Morrison Of Father Kings church
was called and was at the bedside when
Noon died.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-19
YOUTHS WARNED NOT
TO BOMBARD TRAINS
Police Round Up Children Who Have
Been Stoning Fast Through
Trains

OAKLAND. Aug. 1S.-If the admonition
given George Thornsten, aged 10 years,
by Justice CT the Peace Quinn to-day
proves effective as warning the juvenile
hoodlumism that has been responsible
for the breaking of windows on the South
ern Pacific Co1npanys fast owl and
Overland" trains through West Oakland
for many months past, the stoning occu-
patton of the young vandals will cease
For a long time small boys have found
sport in hurting pebbles, rocks and clinkers
at the passing trains and not infrequently
have passengers sustained injuries there
by OF late a sharp lookout mas oeen
kept and to-day young ThurSton ana
four other lads. one but years OF age,
were arrested for throwing stones at the
trains The arrestng officer flnaliy sur
rendered the four youngest to thelr par
ents but Thornsten was taken before JUS
tice Quinn who. after severely admonsh-
ing him warned him to deslst in MS ndlic-
ious mischief in the future or suner the
full penalty of the law. Only after most
earnest promise never again to stone
train was the lad released.
Some time ago Senator Gesford, Whlle
passenger on one of the fast trains, sus-
tained an injury TO one of his eyes
through piece of glass flying from a
window through which some boy had
hurled a stone, and not infrequenty pas
seneers dining have complained of nndlng
small bits of glass in their viands owing
10 the bombardment with stones.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-19
THE GREAT CAKEWALK
CLOSES THIS EVENING

OAKLAND. Aug. B.-The International
Cakewalk Carnival closes tomorrow
night at the Exposition building The
crowds all along have been very great
Tonight there was a rousing reception
to Professor McKillican. and this will be
repeated tonight in his final match for
Oakland Amateur Society cakewalk
champion honors. The children seem
to meet with the greatest favorit-
ism, ana they merit all the ap-
plause given. Oakland has some
great juvenile Cakewalkers. In the first
walked for champion of the State medals:
Eta Aronson. Harry Mangels frankie
Buttner. Marguerite Cowne, Ethel Fahcv,
Emma Hallon, Eva katZa. Gussie KatZu
Loui O'Connor and May O'Connor
In the society amateur cakeWalk Harry
Caro- end Florence shoeffer of San Fran
cisco. Lorraine Langstroh and Lulu Birch
of Oakland. l.. du Franey and Miss Oracle
of Oakland l.. du Franey and Miss
Oracle Seaman of San Francisco. r. Roo
ser and lady. Ralph Hayman and Miss
Edna Horn of San Francisco competed
and TWO couples will finish Saturday
night. The white professionals in the
Of Oakland. Louis Baney and Dora Men
dleson of Berkeley, c. Dow and lady.
Professor McKillican won the match. The
colored cakewalk brought out John and
Martha Steward, l.. Williams and Rosie
| Williams, NJ. Johnston and lady and
George Steward and Miss Beatty 1t was
| tie between John Steward and L. VIII
off tomorrow night. The second division
of juveniles will finish their contest to-
morrow night There will be a matinee
for ladies and children Saturday.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-19
LINCOLN MONUMENT
AUXILIARY FORMED
PATRIOTIC WOMEN WILL HELP
THE FUND.
Ladies From the Different Patriotic
Societies Meet and Organize a
Branch of the League.

A woman's auxiliary to the Lincoln
Monument League was organized last
evening at the headquarters of the league
in B'nai Birth Hall. Committees appoint
ed from all the various women's organiza-
tiors in the city were present.
Mrs. Flora e. Bowley ofticiated as tenn
porary chairman. and Add1e L. Ballou act
ed as secretary.
Intense enthusiasm prevailed, and sew
eral speeches in line with the object of the
organization were made by different la
dies.
The following officers were elected: Pres
ident, Mrs. Flora E. Bowley; vice pres-
dents, Addie l.. BallOu. Mrs. Laura Con-
tus and Mrs. Griffiths; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Nellie A. Hendrickson; tinan-
cial secretary, Mrs. Mary E. Ferguson
corresponding secretary, Mrs. a. NJ.
BolZ; sentinel, Mrs Laura Codgson.
An adjournment was then taken to the
call of the chair
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-19
WALTON Is IDENTIFIED
AS SOMEBODY ELSE
Odd Fellows Order His Interment as
a Brother-Said to Have Had
Another Name.

OAKLAND, Aug. 1S.-John w. Walton's
remains are passing through the same cx-
perence as other bodies picked out OF the
water and taken to the morgue. They are
being identified as those Of different peo-
pie. Walton will probably escape the long
list of identif1cations that followed the
finding of the body of a man about three
months ago, and who was positively iden-
titled every day of the week under a diff
ferent name.
This morning the Odd Fellows relief
board received a dispatch from Albu-
querque, n. Mex, instructing it to bury
the remains of Walton in this city. the
Albuquerque lodge Is proceeding on the as
sumption that there is no doubt regard
ing Waltons Identification.
Detective Shorey has already identified
the man as somebody else. He says thar
walton was staying at the Lester
House on Clay street and that he gave
the name of Henry Winkelman. Mrs.
Madden, the proprietress of the house.
also says the remains are those of Win
kelman. Deputy Sheriff Kellogg testifies
that he saw the man wandering around
the mole several days ago and is positiVe.
that it IS the same man whose remains
are at the morgue. The funeral will prob
ably take place tomorrow. unless some
more identifiCatiOns are made which would
induce the Coroner to delay the interment
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-19
ALAMEDA COUNTY
NEWS BREVlTIES

OAKLAND, Aug 1S.-Florence Kelly.
commenced suit to-day against James r.
Kelly for a divorce. The complaint pre-
pared by Attorney Andrew j. Mcguire
aiIeges cruelty and failure to provide as
The grounds for the wife's cause OF
action. ,,...-
s,-Iyania regiment were entertained at a
banonIet given by Police officer Phillips
to-day at the Louisville Restaurant. ana
incidentally Councilman Flrard presenter
the soldiers with choice Cigars
In the divorce suit OF Eugene Crane
snacher AGAINST Mary a GTamespacher.
Jildge Greene TO-DAY ordered tnat plain
rff nav defendant $50 counsel fees, so
costs and $50 monLhly alimonE pendln&
IN. suit Plaintiff is. moreover, re
strained from disposinS OF or Incumbeiihs
M EDWARD lin was convicted to-day By
q Jury in Judge Ellsworths court Of
grand larceny in having relieved }. 4.
Allen of San Francisco of q valuable dla,
naond shirt stud at a picnic held At Sheli
Mound Park on May 80 Last sentence
win bt pronounced next Thursday.
Nic!aus T. Buhsen has been cited 70 ap-
near before Judge ogden next Monday
morning TO show cause why ne ShpE y
MOI be punished for contempt Of court Tor
falling and neglecting. to OBEY .,. me osC' -
and order Of court given on January u
1881 directing him 10 pay certain .cuul-
sci fees ard almony 10 his former VIC
ElZabet e. Buf@cD. -,
y ". Anderson has flcd suit IN the
e;,Inerior Court AGAINST Chester NJ. j Ihom-
con 10 have the court decree that Ihom-
SON holds a piece Of property on MOSS
avenue subject - an agreement WneFe-
-, tho properts was transferred 10
5rj,on1sou on the condition that the lat
tcr huild thereon house and tneii Sc
C,,rs q s2210 loan on the place. rms loan'
ioes the cost OF construction OF we Dui4u-
ing was 10 have been paln plalhtiIl' II @ ~
defendant has failed to pay over the sur
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-19
THE REBEKAH SOCIAL.
Selling of the First Souvenir Badge
of the Odd Fellows Jubilee.

There was an attendance of nearly 600
ladies last night in Odd Fellows Hall at a
social given under the auspices of the
golden jubilee parade committee of the
Rebekah lodges of San Francisco. The
grand march, in which there were more
than 200 couples, was led by Miss Amy
Webb, president of the committee and u.
S. G. Clifford. During the evening twenty
five of the jubilee souvenir badges were
disposes of by auction, Frank D. Worth
acting as auctioneer, assisted by Louis
Kragen. The first badge put up and the
first issued went to Jack Thompson of
Pacific Lodge for $40, and the second to
John A. Foster of Yerba Buena Lodge for
$3 There was a we'll arranged pro-
gramme of dances, under the direction of
the following:
Parade committee-Miss Amy Webb
PRESIDENT Miss Parthenia Burkhardt. sec
retary: Mrs. Ada Patterson, treasurer.
Reception committee-Mrs. F. Bergman,
Mrs. Helene Peterson. Mrs. Ada Patter
son. Mrs. Maggie Hovey, Mrs. H. Roeber
Mrs J. Won Gestefeldt Mrs Annie Farm
ham, Miss Ruby Jewell. Miss Florence
Linehan, Mrs. Maud Timbrel and Mrs
Emma Anderson: floor manager. Miss
Amy Webb: assistant floor manager. Mrs
B. Schulz; floor committee-Mrs. Alma
Jensen. Mrs. Almira Parker, Mrs Lily
Meredith, Mrs. Leila Ziegler. Mrs. Mollit
McCollister, Miss Parthena Burkhardt
Mrs. w. w. Watson, Mrs. Mollie Black
and Mrs. Dale Warford.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-19
CUT HIS THROAT
WITH FRAGMENT
Of A TIN PLATE
Thief Attempts Sui
eide in His Cell.
PREFERS DEATH TO PRISON
THOMAS CAMPBELL BETRAYED
BY FELLOW PRISONERS.
Doctors Sew Up the Gashes in His
Neck and He Will Live to
Serve Out Els Sen-
tence.

OAKLAND, Aug. 1S.-Thomas Campbell,
who with several others was convicted
recently of robbing a drunken man of 50.
tried to commit suicide this morning in
his cell at the County Jail, where he is
awaiting sentence.
Campbell adopted a novel plan to end
his earthly existence. He took a tin
plate, which he had withheld from the
breakfast service. broke it in half and
then, seating himself before small
pocket mirror cut his throat with the
jagged edge of piece of the tin plate.
Campbell had given his jailers con-
siderable trouble of late. hence he was
placed in cell near the end of the corri-
dor. When several other prisoners cas-
ually looked through the wicket of his cell
10 see. what Campbell was doing they OBJ
served him lying on his back and blood
Jrickling from his neck
The jaileTs were promptly notified. The
prison physician was Immediately sum
moned and the wound was sewed UP. His
injury the physician did not regard as
necessarily serious. Campbell will be sen
fenced next week
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-19
porkeler News Notes.

3vedneeday " afternoon in Erlandsen's $
hardware store on shattuck ave avenue diit: was on
~ peIG - etTcet The Rev. II. Hilard OF the
Frs FnTfeT Pres5yteran stg5yt n church ofcated The
pali-bearers were D: II. Frye a. -, c,siG Nc
Clellan, William Mcintosh and :. a,.;i a. Tai1l e,e
News has been received of the marIidse
Of Miss Louise Lloyd and Waiter Herb1irt
Hughes in Honolulu. The pride Is -he
daughter of Marshal Richard LLOYD
The Berkeley volunteers and liremen
who are to take part in the parade to
welcome home the California boys from
Manila met at the Columbia iirehouse last
night 10 complete arrangements for their
part IN the procession.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-19
4 j !, ,I1t S(gl:Ilg'
MRS. ANDERSON WRITES
ABOUT DOMESTIC STRIFE
Oakland ONCE San Francisco Cal. 9os Bre

Oakland Broadway Aug 49,
RS l. ANDERSON misrepresented
HNVN a
X
4 ~ the
a
a
a a
a m
parents Mrs Anderson evidently thinks that southern Pacific engineer
af1rms husband
the This document shows desire
hide identity Il
L
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-19
NORMAN SMITH HAS
SUDDENLY VANISHED

OAKLAND. Aug. 1S.-Normar n. Smith
who came all the way from Lake Mills
WIS. to fight the divorce suit Instituted
by his wife. Minnie Maud Smith, who has
gained considerable notoriety as prose
cutting witness against A. Arlington
charged with bunkoing her, has suddenly
left for his Eastern home. and. according
to statement made by his attorney, Fl.
Aldrich Mrs. Smith will find no OBJ
stacle in tho way of securing her decree
Smiths sudden change of heart is almost
unaccountable. except that it be. as ru-
mored. that his brother prominent
Eastern banker, has induced him to drop
the matter and let it take its course.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-19
Rosenberg Is Acquitted.

OAKLAND. Aug 1S.-Joe Rosenberg,
the prominent Broadway cigar dealer,
committed no infringement of the laws by
witnessing the recent Baumgart Bryan
mill. which took place in the basement of
a barber shop. A jury in the Police Court
so determined tonight after taking three
ballots the first ballot showing seven for
acquittal and the second eleven for ac-
quittal This makes the fifth trial of the
prizefghtlng cases, in none or which a
conviction resulted IT is likely that the
remaining twenty odd cases will be dis
missed. and the police are chagrined that
Police Court jurors as taxpayers have SO
slightly appreciated their efforts to exc
cute the law prohibiting the witnessing
of OF participatiOn IN priZeflghts.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-19
ENDEAVORERS WOULD LIKE
LEAGUERS TO AFFILIATE

OAKLAND. Aug. B.-The Christian En-.
deavorers of Alameda County would like
the Epworth Leaguers to join them as
associate members. The following letter
has been forwarded and sent to the var
ious leagues in the county:
Frank w Trower, president Epworth
League Alliance-Dear Sir: 1t gives
me great pleasure to officially invite
your leagues to join our union as as
soCiate members.
We believe such a union will be
beneficial both to yourselves and us,
and we hope you will consider it favor
ably. applying at an early date to our
lookout committee, through Mr.. Hob
son. for membership. Yours for best
means to advance the work,
+. c. LYON,
President Alameda County c. E. Union.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-19
Alameda News Notes.

ALAMEDA. Aug. 1S.-Petitions are be-
ing circulated by Subben Bros. at the
West End and d. w. Martin on Park
street asking the City Trustees to rescind
the new vehicle light ordinance.
Society held last night the following OH
GERS were elected: j. II. Hamilton. pres
ident: Harry Greenwell, vice president;
Leon David, secretary; G. Stewart, treas
urer: judiciary commttee-W. Van Ne,
ter. Wycliff Chamberlain, w. G Agar
Three new members were elected. The
act farce called Three Spasms''
Miss Goggin president of the Fedora
ton of Teachers of Chicago gave an ad-
dress on Teachers Clubs at the Porter
School this afternoon before the teachers
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-19
"|'LL HAVE TO
. SHOOT THAT MAN" i"
SAYS MRS, SMITH
Arlington Riles His
Fair ACCuSer.
BUNKO MAN TELLS HIS STORY
ATTORNEY ADMITS CLIENTS
PRIOR CONVICTIONS.
Extensive Criminal Record of the Old
Man Who Is Charged With Hav-
ing Bunkoed Many I'm
suspecting Women.
BUNKO MAN TELLS HIS STORY
ATTORNEY ADMITS CLIENTS
PRIOR CONVICTIONS.
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r. M. Sander, alias Charles
Holman, convicted in San
Francisco in 1882 of grand
larceny, five years imprison-
ment.
April, 16S7-Judge Toohy
sentenced Llewellyn Miller,
alias George Robinson, alias
Holman, alias S. P. Danforth,
alias Garfield, to ten years in
San Quentin for grand larceny.
Discharged on October s,
1898.
November 8, 1854. Ar
lington arrested at Suisun by
Chief Kidworth for roboing a
woman at San Francisco. Case
compromised and dismissed.
November 80, 1895-Arling-
ton brought from San Jose by
Detectives E. L. Gibson and II.
c. Reynolds for embezzling
diamond ring, valued at S1OO,
from Lulu Patterson. Case
fixed and finally dismissed.
August IA, 1S96-Indicted
for passing fictitious check on
Rosa Karmarony. Acquitted.
December 21, 1So6-Con-
victed in San Francisco for de-
frauding an innkeeper as j.
B. Brooks. Fined $40.
July II, 1897-Misdemeanor
embezzlement in Alameda un-
der name of L. NJ. Young. SEN
fenced to sixty days in County
Jail by Recorder st. Sure.
Since then case in Oakland
in which he relieved a woman
of 5000, and now on trial
charged with relieving Mrs.
M. NJ. Smith of purse contain
ing S214 on April IA, 1899.