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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-09-23

ME sic ma JadWlgowo lup ma Ma
ryanowo. Stanowi to przeciez
kurs tax maiy, re z iatwoscia odbyc
60 mona pieszo.
Nadto kazdy pasazer ma pfacie
tylko 4 Gently, jezeli konduktor ME
wskaze mu W tramwaju miejsca,
gdzie m6gfby usiasc.
Ma dzisiejszem posiedzeniu wy.
stapia niekt6rzy radzcy wnioska-
mi, majacemi ma celu wytepienie
korzeniem W Chicago anarchiz.
mu. Do kongresu zostapie wysto.
sowany memorial wykazujacy po.
trzebe uchwalenia specyalnych
praw, wymierzonych przeciw zwo-
lennikom spofecznego i panstwo-
wego przewrotu.
Inspektorzy policyjni Heidel.
meier Hartnett poddali sic egza-
minowi ma kapitanow j = przepa.
dli egzaminie. Natomiast zde.
gradowany niedawno temu porucz-
mix Joyce zfozyi dobrze egzamin.
Mityngi W Coliseum.
Wczoraj odbyfy sic 2 okazyi
smierci prezydenta McKinleya
diva mityngi, jeden po poiudniu,
drugi wieczorem. Ma pierwszy
Mich stawifo sic 4 do S tysiecy
dzieci szkolnych r6znych dziel.
mic miasta drugie tyle os6b doro-
siych. Wieczorem zebrafo sic "
olbrzymiej hall okoio 14,00O ludzi.
Ma obydw6ch mityngach przema-
wall rozni wybitni obywatele, q
mowy ich przeplataly ch6ry spie-
wak6w j gra orkiestr. Mityngi
wczorajsze stanowia zakohczenie u
roczystosci zafobnych powodu
smierci prezydenta, zamordowa.
nego zbrodnicza reka.
Obfity zbi6r brzOskwih.
Mad brzegiem rzeki odbywa sic
W godzinach rannych niezwykty,
ruch przy wy}adowywaniu . okre.
tow brzoskwin. Pierwsza poiowa
Wrzesnia naprawiia szkody, zrza.
dzone temu owocowi W Sierpniu
port6w stanu Michigan przycho-.
dza cate okrety, wiozace do Chica.
go soczyste smaczne brzoskwinie.
zbieraia sic mad rzeka pedlarze
grosernicy W przeciagu kilku go
dzin rozchwytuja koszyki, kt6rych
codziennie rozchodzi sic W Chicago
10000. Geese tylko tego owocu
zostaje spozyta tego samego dnia.
Gl6wna ilosc rozkupuja skrzetne
nasze gosposie, azyby zakonserwo,
wac brzoskwinie ma zime. Fabry-.
kanci konserw zabieraia tak&e ME.
mala Geese tego owocu, azeby ma.
staniem zimy sprzedawae go ~.
skiem grosernikom.
Policyanci konstabel. 81
W sail sedziego Richardson 70.
zegraia sic taxa scena: Eksklerk
sedziego = E. L. Robinson, po
przyjazni poczestowaf policyanta
Nc Quind kufakiem W Zebra. Po-
licyant ME znaf sic ma zartach
przy pomocy kolegi Gavina zabrai
sic do przetrzepania Robinsonowi
sk6ry. Konstabel Jonas przybyi ma
pomoc eksklerkowi zwracaf uwage
policyantom ma niewfasciwosc ich
postepowania, W obecnosci sedziego.
Take lekcewazenie osoby sedziego
r6wna sig przeciez obrazie majssta-
tn cesarza Wilhelma. Policyantom
TAXI argument ME przemowif do
przekonania. Rzucili sic ma Ro-
binsona Jonasa, chcac utrzymac
powage str6zow bezpieczehstwa
publicznego. Lecz W sadzie kon-
stable. ME policyanci maja glos.
Jonas aresztowaf napastnikow i
stawit ich pred obliczem szafarza
sprawiedliwosci. Ten obszedl sic
z mimi po ojcowsku.
- Policyant Tobias Larson u
siyszaf przypadkiem krzyk Johna
Meyers, napadnietego przez noto-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-18

Mrs. =. BARROW returned from
Wellborn yesterday.
Huyler's candy depot is at Me-
Doumld's drug store. q
Thos. W. Stewart came up from
Galveston yesterday.
Extra copies OF the Morning Eagle
AZ Haswell's book store. n
Little Star Freeman Of Knob Prai-
RE is visiting In Marliu.
Mrs. ;. +. Hannaman went Co
Carr's Switch yesterday.
Judge Jno. y. Henderson and wife
left yesterday for Buffalo.
Rudolph Miller and J. NJ. Fielder
went 10 Navasota yesterday.
Mrs. A. ]. Tabor Is dangerously III
az her home on Rock Prairie.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henry re-
turned to Galveston yesterday.
Fresh bread and cakes made 20
order at +. Grieser's City Bakery. Il
Smoke silver Crown" and Little
Havana" cigar They are still the
best. l-i-u2
Mrs. T. f. Wcstbrook returned %
Hearne yesterday after pleasant
visit TO Bryan.
Mrs. Gus stevener Of Kurten re-
turned yesterday after visiting in
Milan county.
ANDY Moore, Jesse Moore, Joe
Love and Others were mere from
Kufton yesterday.
A. b. McSwain, Berry Candy and
r.. r. Graham were here from Rock
Prairie yesterday.
Toilet articles, perfumes, powders
and lotions needed In hot weather
are found NJ McDougald's drug
store. u
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-18

II Is generally agreed that Bryan
IL one OF the cheapest dry goods
markets IN the state. The stock Of
goods carried IN that line by all the
dealers being far larger and above
the average m every respect. Among
those who have made this reputation
for Bryan is j. ". Coulter whose
large business for many years past
has made his name widely known.
lie has just made some improve
ments at his store 10 make more
room for new goods and Mr.. Walter
Coulter left for st. Louis last night
10 buy large stock, which viii be-
gin arriving shortly. In the mean
time advance orders are coming In
TO supply the public.
Bart Norwood. who Is ever alert
for the interests Of his customers and
visits the markets twice year in
search Of bargains left last night for
st. Louis 20 buy fall and winter
goods. Many years Of experience In
buying and catering TO the wants OF
the people enable him 20 get just.
what the public wants az the lowest
prices. He will put wheels under
his orders soon after his arrival and
the new goods will be on his coun-
tiers In time for your fall purchases.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-18
LOCAL NEWS.

ethA3AAhAAa1tAnAitANti A1bi4@Al&lNthAetfa :
Try Temps FalstafI bottle beer. Il
Gay Harris was Ia town yesterday
J. w. Wiley was here from Tabor
yesterday.
Miss Carrie Henderson Is visiting
in Navasota.
Joe Sheppard was here from Kur-
ten yesterday.
Charlie Hin il night clerk at the
Exchange hotel.
J. NJ. Hunt Of Macy left yesterday
Tor san Marcos.
Sneakers headquarters McDou-
gnld drug store. n
Miss Monte Adams returned from
Dallas yesterday.
". q. LomaN returned % Waxa-
hachie yesterday.
Andrew Landers OF Edge went 10
Taylor yesterday.
DR. r. II Wilson 81 Kurtcr was in
the city yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-18


Mrs. :. 81. l-.s ana oauelii 2
Miss Minnie Doll, returned flhltl
fror4 n vf-fffl r.'nffrr uaar Macy
v1.., $3.50, ..,.,.rf.g hv Sfie.
80. .,n -, 80, 4,
~, .a.i H. ci.-.n,. p,rter. who
r,tnrned ii ua,,v Yesterday.
LosI-ono pay mare NUE. oian
aeu = on 49,, IN - ~ -
.'a.'' . = - : = T,,,,,.,,,,s -
, ,' - 80 49, ds-,sq
ID ""'
james Dobrovolny has moved ms
saloon = u'e i-Ne'''nas ho''' Dio.N p
lio has put in ne" ana e'es'nt iN-
lures ln1 mas q choiee iine oi 'iluors
anu ''s'I''
DUN 5 o ava % cent s.'ia sous az
kinds Of us.'ul Ao.'-e'i''' s'''''
O''' ana s- N.' p -'i- ~ ''.'' --' -''''.
.1U' so,
''O'N
nr, =. "a WV y, t I,ll'
,nei. f-,- .f,r. ,ner. be I'm n.
found during office hours. once
phone iai ia'n p'''
Miss CH r..I.n re.arnd .o
Fuuen at.r pending
Two WOES. "A
D..,'. .N
Fura Hras.tuF bonn produce,
patr. howe roFi. aul bone
ente flli.a' patioAi1f tnein ana lley
lie DOSE
Mr. and Mrs. J. -. snowwhite and
Nrr 81 knrgp returned 20 Cai-
Nerl Yesterday ai'er q VISIT % mr.
ana air-' hl'A"ru hAiiey'
Henry Conway mud wife have Just
returned from "a trip Go Van Inndt
county where tney iuiend 90 mako
tneir niiure nome soon'
For sale-A new Columbus run
about buggy. never been used also a
h.--.l y oHstf' run 'efy uitie.
Apply 10 Naoors Bros :"
Get your residence and store ready
Co have photographs made ior the
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-18

You are invited 70 make his large
and handsomely arranged dry Goods
establishment Headquarters when ia
Bryan.
The truck growers meeting Tor or
ganization ~ local association
should have been announced FOR SAT-
urday thc .nstaad OF being called
to meet yesterday, as IL appeared /,
the Eagle. No meeting was held
yesterday, but a considerable number
Of farmers and others have signed I,
call for meeting next Saturday AZ
3 p. m. at the court house. where II
the proper interests is manifested
organization win be effected.
\. +. Worley. proprietor Of m.
Bryan steam laundry, has purchased
the outfit Of the Famous laundry ana
added it to the equipments Of hl.
plant which about doubles its capac-
ity. Bryan steam laundry Il nov
equal to the best plants in the larger
towns and a credit TO the city.
w Hilton returned yesterday fror,
81. Louis where he has been buvln-
goods FOR Hilton Bros.
For Rent September ist. IT..
cottage now occupied by Prof. Hlck-
man. Tyler Hasweu. ~.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-18

Thursday afternoon from 3 10 s
O'Clock Mrs. w. a. Reed entertained
her Sunday school class, fourteen In
number. Each guest was allowed
the privilege Of bringing a friend
which was complied with. Music
and games were the features OF en-
jOyment. and only too soon the hour
hand pointed 10 :, when amid ex-
presslOns Of appreciation and jolly
good time, each bade the hostess good
night.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-18

Tuesday night the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. l.. Wallace was the
scene 81 delightful entertainment
given by Master Homer Wallace
who did All that could be done 10
make the ninety friends present en-
enjoy them selves. The features Of
che evening were music aud games.
Tee cream aud cake were served. A
spelling match was one Of the COLI
tests. Master Percy Connolly re-
ceived a handsome prize for best
spelling.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-18

Miss Mary Ross Parker and Miss
Frances Chance gave a taeky party
yesterday afternoon at the hO,ae Of
hir. and Mrs. G.. s. Parker. There
were about one hundred and thirty
boys and girls present and 30 crowd
over had n better time. Cream and
cake box Of candy wac awarded 30
the tackiest couple. wedgewood
pitcher 20 the tackiest girl and n
knife to the tackiest boy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-18

A very pleasant social event Of The
coming week will be a lawn and fish-
ing party given Friday night,
August % at the residence OF Mrs.
James II. Webb under the auspices
OF the ladies Of the Methodist church.
Everybody invited. Admission 25c.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-18

An entertainment for the benefit Of
fhe Christian church oceasi0ned n
large gathering az the houle 81 Mr..
end Mrs Joe y. Reed Tuesday even
iu-. TIE Reed home Is az all times
one oi The most neatly kept, cool aud
inviting in the city, and ON this 0c-
,.Hn &c was brilliantly lighted with
lanterns and with one immense
HABIT at the corner. Refreshments
rre served nud music was supplied
r. Lehnal's orchestra.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-18

Geo. Adams Of Palestine is spend
ing a few days with Capt. J. j,
Adams Of this city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-18
Society y

me week sil APPEAR IN each Sundays
Morning Eagle. Notes and al reports q
society events are requested. No manu-
scripts are solicited for publication YER
batim. however, but u u requested that
matter D. submitted. ~ b. worked up 81
the society editor
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-18

A feature OF the week In social cir
cles was house party on the PLAN
tatiO~ ol Mr.. Il. X. Bate In the Braz-
os bottom. Thirty five or forty Bry-
an and College people We're the for
tunate ones and Mrs. +. r. Bate aud
Mrs. Webb Howell the chaperones.
The amusemeuts included riding,
hunting, fishing, bathing, boating,
games, candy pulling. water melon
feasts and innumerable practical
jokes. One of these was n fire alarm
90 midnight with n great torch, q
iusilade of pistol shooting and the
ringing OF the plantation bell. The
outing lasted three DAYS and was en-
dyed Immensely By all
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-18

From TO p. M. was pleasantly
sUout by twenty friends OF Miss. Co
r.nur James. at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ". 4. James on Tuesday even
ing August 18th. Music aud games
were enjoyed lee cream and cake
81 ere served. Tho feature OF the ov-
eniugwns "a drawing contest IN which
each one bad Oh De Embodied and
draw anything named Co them. Miss
Ism Rlys0r won thc prize for the
best drawing Everyone loft feeling
thnt they Ind O very good time. The
party was given Ia honor Of Mi :
Corinno's cousin, Miss Kate Sloan,
Ol Rusk, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-18

Beautiful Eyes.
"a foa may talk about yoar sunsets.
fou may rave about your skies.
But 70 me there's nanght % lovely
Asa pair Of laughing eyes.
Al the glory o. tho heavens
When the day begins 10 de
Cannot weave spell about you
Like bonnie laughing ere.
When the molten golden simmer
o. TIE shaking sun has passed.
Then you feel a Kind of sorrow
lust because Il could not last.
But there's something IN the twinkle
ola dancing roguish eye
That brghtens ~ the future
And the days gone By.
There's sameness IN the glitter
Oi TIE levels in he skles.
Bat there's eger-changing glory
n o pair q pretty eycs
o. p. Hndiey 10 Galveston News
Master Eddie Horfman entertained
ihirtY-flve OF his young friends on
his tenth birthday, al the home OF
Dir. and Mrs. ID. a Hortman, Tues
day evening from 4 20 9. Handsome
presents were given him. lee cream
and cake was served. Everyone
fully enjoyed the occasion.
-
An entertainment for the benefit
of So. Joseph's Catholic church was
iven Friday night In tine grounds Of
fne paf0chinl school. Music by Zch-
nails orchestra and refreshments
were the features. The lawn was
ilnicd nud the attendance was very
large The receipts were $500.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-18

Several Of the young ladies Of the
city gave picnic on the Little Brgz-
os river Wednesday. There were
ten couples chaperoned By Mrs.
John W. Doremus. The party went
hy way ~ the !. & q. y. and spent n
very pleasant day. A magnificent
dinner prepared by the young ladies
was much relishod at the noon hour.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-29
PREPARING FOR
BOND ELECTION
Three Propositions May
Be Submitted to
People.

The Board of Supervisors yesterday re-
ferred to the Finance Committee reso-
luton declaring the intention to submit
in December propositions for the con-
struction of new schoolhouses, new hos
pital and sewers. The resolution also
calls on the Board of Works to furnish
plans and estimates for the proposed inn
provements.
The resolution calling on the Spring
Valley Company to submit before Novem-
ber 4. 1901, it's offer for the sale of the
sites and works used by it in supplying
the city with water was referred to the
Public Utilities Committee.
The ordinance ordering the performance
of street work on Polk street, between
Sutter and Jackson, for two feet on each
side Of the tracks of the Sutter-street
Railway Company, was finally passed.
The railway company has refused to pay
for its share and the passage of the ordi-
nance will enable the contractors to pave
the street with the exception of the space
between the tracks.
The ordinance granting a permit to M.
H de Young to erect a seven-story build
ing, 109 feet in height, on Geary street,
near Stockton, was opposed by Branden-
stein, who held that it was in violation of
the ordinance limiting buildings on streets
less than 100 feet wide to 100 feet in
height. Reed contended that the permit
should be granted, as it was for a worthy
improvement, and that the board had al
ready granted similar privileges and
others that violated the charter whereas
the De Young permit was within the
province of the board. The ordinance was
finally passed, with II votes in it's favor
and against.
The San Francisco Athletic Club was
granted permit to hold an amateur box
ing exhibition on November l, 1901
The courtroom and chambers now used
by Justice of the Peace Daniels were as
signed temporarily to Superior Judge
Dunno until such time as a jury-room is
provided in the Hall of Justice to enable
Judge Dunno to transfer his department
to that building.
There was a long argument over the
ordinance creating the positions of chief
deputy and head clerk in the Registrar S
office There were not fourteen Super
visors who were favorable to the measure
present and 1t was postponed for one
week When Braunhart later moved to
reconsider the ordinance he met with a
storm of opposition on the part of Reed
and Brandenstein and he withdrew his
motion.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-29
GENERAL YOUNG
REVIEWS TROOPS
Whole Force at Preside
Appears in Line on = =
Parade.
War Department Commands
Many Transfers Of
Officers.

A grand review of all the troops sta
TONED at the Preside was held yesterday
morning by General Young. More than
Zoo men were in line, and the spectacle
was a most imposing one. Post Com
mander Colonel Rawles led the column.
which was composed of detachments OF
me three principal branches of the serv-
ice
-he organizations in line were four COM
panies OF the coast artillery, in command
d MAJOR b. H. Randolph; four batteries
DI nght artillery, commanded by Cap-
tdln J. v Whlte; three troops of the Fif-
leenth cavalry, commanded by Colonel
~ ~. NJ Wallace, and Company D of the
easuals, commanded by Captain F. d.
Evans The Third Artillery Corps and
tltteenth Cavalry regimentaI bands were
also in attendance.
The board Of officers appointed by the
War Department to select sites for the
lew coast defense guns for this station
resumes work to-day and will shortly
forward its report TO Washington
SSptaln Harry f. Rethers was relieved
oL MS ouueS at Benicia Barracks yester-
gay ana VIII act as Quartermaster Of the
easuals at. the Presidio. Captain Harry
P-,sEs;a B. Fatuson, Third Cavalry; leaves the
freslolo TO assume command of the con-
Na4escent company at Fort Mcdowell.
captain J. H. Howard. Nineteenth Infan-
trys mas been assigned to temporary duty
with casuals at the Preside, pending his
departure to the Philippines, where he
VIII join his regiment after several
months absence CAPTAIN s. T. Wierick
has received orders from the Secretary of
War to leave for the Philippines on the
hnpatrlck, and his place as surgeon of
the detachment Of recruits at the PreSidfo
VIII be filled by Lieutenant H. W. Hatch.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-29
WILL CONSTRUCT
SUNSET SEWER
The Board Of Supervisors
Makes an Order for
Improvement.

An ordinance was passed to print by
the Board of Supervisors yesterday or
Gering the extension of the Sunset main
sewer from H street and Fourteenth ave-
nue. to its outfall. The Board of Public
Works recommended the Improvement
as necessary, and estimates that IL VIII
cost approximately $4,000.
A resolution was adopted declaring the
intention of the board to purchase the
necessary right of way in the Precita
valley lands for the extension of the
Potrero avenue sewer to Army street.
The City Attorney was directed TO ex-
anime the abstract of title. ,a.. 90
The ordinance reducing the Wldtn OF
the Sidewalks on Fulton street, from
Eighth avenue to the Great Hlgh"ay 10
fifteen feet was finally passed. .,,ors
The petition of residents and taxpayers
i'm the neighborhood Of York street, pc
tween Twenty-flfth and TWenty-slxtn,
for the proper lighting OF said do nioch was
The petition of the Haslett warehouse
Crononany for permission to lay a spur
track from the Santa Fe tracks at Main
and Bryant streets aI,ona1v's a1U1lg ywarehouse
Uiae referred to the Street Commllee;
A communication was received from the
enring Valley Water Company, accom-
panied by a pamphlet compiled py its
cchiaf engineer containing records ano
data pertinent to the water rate lnFesu-
cation of lyOL 4ob;shad on
Grades were ordered eslapnSnei III "a
Kentucky street, between Channel a,,Sa1 ana
SoIith and on Indiana, Minnesota; Iwen7
t;o4h and Nineteenth streets. This will
enable eie5b Aith the Santa Fe Railway Company
30 beein improvements in that district
and use the earth in filling China BASIN,
The City Attorney was requested 20
f,,rnisT, an opinion to whether the
hnard can allow a greater sum than one
twelfth of $4,000 for water furnished ne q
public buildings for any one monrn: dns tnS
hiiis Tor water furnished through hy-
drants, @ but has presented bills IS for Sntd that
t1ar SarU tbev he aggregated $231S TO- which sum
eSceeds oneetwelfth of the $4,000 set
aside for the purpose -
An ordinance requiring poles erecteo on
tha streets to be painted every two years
and making it unlawful to maintain, such
noles nearer than forty feet to lamp
host. was referred to the judiciary Com
TT1ittee.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-29

bells, lies directly beneath the tonsorial
and thirst parlors Of the hotel.
The tonsorial artists were swinging
their raZors over the stormy boards of
the men of law and Jurisprudence, when
the smoke from that troublesome dry
ing-room crept through all the holes and
crevices about the barber shop.
Some one said something about the
smoke being evidence of hot air. Both
Riordan and Judge Conlan questioned
this statement, stating that they knew
considerable more about hot air and it's
general method of dispensation through
cooler ozone than any person present. No
one present cast any doubt upon their
judgment.
The changing of the bells of the ma
chimes of the Fire Department caused Mr.
Riordan and Judge Conlan to become a
trife alarmed
I'm choking" exclaimed Mr.. Riordan
Judge Conlan coughed effusively and
declared that ne, too was IN need OF con-
teen meetings to address in the evening
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-29
ORDINANCE WILL
NOW BE TESTED
Board Wants Law Pro-
hibiting High Fences
Enforced.

The Board of Supervisors will proceed
TO enforce the ordinance limiting the
helght OF fences for advertising purposes
10 ten feet At yesterdays meeting Reed
introduced the following resolution on the
subject, which was adopted:
Resolved. @ That in the. matter of the action
at law now pending against the Board of Pub-
iic Works and the Chief Of Police preventing
the enforcement of the ordinance of this boar5
limiting Inn ing the height of advertising fences to
hereby hereby requested to press the injunction pro-
ceeaings to speedy conclusion and is re-
questec 10 move to have the Injunction modi-
ned SO as to permit the arrest of the defend
ants In criminal action, so that the whole
speedily. anu
The police committee submitted the fol.
lowing report, in which attention is
called to the opposition of the bill-posters
to the ordinance:
Since the Introduction of a resolution re-
questing the Board of Public Works and tbe
Chief of Police to enforce ordinance M 3s
limiting the height of fences used for aSvep,
1 llslnG purposes to ten feet from the side
begun suit against the Board of Public works
ana the Shlef OF Police and temporary in
Junction has been issued from the Superior
Court forbidding the Board of Public Works
and the Chief of Police from enforcing the
desire to prevent action until the mater is
tried IN the courts, and that they will then
dinance is decided valid In this manner
they Will consume two or three years in It'll
cation We regret that. the Superior Court ha $
seen n to issue injunctions preventing the Pc.
lice DEPARTMENT from enforcing the law as
has been done in the case of Ingleslde track,
In the matter of enforcing the ordinance regu,
lating boxing contests, and lastly, in the pre- es-
ent case. If the Chief of Police causes the ar
can be had in the criminal courts and If the
decision is adverse to them the defendants
can car sue out a writ Of habeas corpus before
ter settled definitely and speedily
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-29
SWEENEY'S EXECUTORS SUED
BY HIS MOTHER-IN-LAW
Mrs. Sarah Lane Presents Claim for
Thousands Against the Late
Millionaire,s Estate

The trial of the suit of Sarah Lane
against the California Title Insurance
and Trust Company for $44O0. which, she
alleges, is due her for services rendered
the late Thomas U. Sweeney, was heard
in Judge Graham's court yesterday.
Mrs. Lane is the mother-in-law of
Sweeney, and in his will was bequeathed
$1,000. The trust company was named
as executor of Sweeney's will. Sweeney
was the millionaire who built the observ-
atory on Strawberry Hill, in Golden Gate
Park. After his death Mrs. Lane pre-
sented claim against the estate for
$4400 for services rendered on his behalf
for forty-four weeks. The claim was
denied by the executors, and Mrs. Lane
commenced suit.