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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-07

Under the auspices of the Christian
Endeavor society of the Congrega-
tional church, the Carleton College
Glee Club will give an entertain.
ment in this city on April the End
The Glee Club consists of Is persons
accompanied by pianist and drama
tic leader. They have made several
tours of the state during the past
three or four years and have always
been very highly spoken of and well
coined on a return visit. Al'ho Nor
ris has never been included in their
tours some of our townspeople have
heard them and recommend them
very highly.
The district meeting of the Degree
of Honor Lodge was held in Morris
last evening. Representatives were
here from the lodges at Willmar,
New Paynesville, Benson, Hancock,
Glenwooa and Litchfeld. At the
close Of the business session in the
evening the guests were very plea
sanity entertained with a program
consisting of addresses by Mrs. Anna
G. Nilsson, grand chief of honor;
Susie Dram, grand inner watch; DIR.
Fl. l.. Hulburd, grand medical ex-
aminer; Mrs. Stewartie M. Sobey,
chief of honor of the local lodge, and
Mrs. Fanny Dumble, recorder Of the
local lodge, also instrumental select
ions by the Morris orchestra and
vocal numbers by Misses Turner,
Rossman. St1nson, and Mr.. Ross. The
program was heartily enjoyed by
everyone. A delicious luncheon fol-
lowed.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-07
BIB. Lund, practical matchmaker

lib. Lund, practical matchmaker
The infant son of Robert Dickson
is recovering from pneumonia.
Bran $14 per ton and shorts SIS
per ton at the Riverside Mills.
P. @. jacobson and j. E. johnson
were over from Cyrus Wednesday.
Mark Coleman who has been i'll for
some time past is now convalescent.
Girl wanted-For general house
work. Enquire of Mrs. T. J. Moore
H. Fl. Wells returned from Chicago
and olher eastern points last Sunday
morning
Harry Gillespie has been spending
a part of the week with his parents
at Hamline.
Miss Bertha Kerl entertained a
number of her young lady friends at
tea last Sunday evening.
Messrs. Hagerman & Munro re-
shingled the large warehouse of
Stona r. M11nfo this week
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-07

P.O. jacobson and j. E. johnson
were over from Cyrus Wednesday.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-07


William A. Wilson has withdrawn
from the land firm of Thomson Bros
q Wilson, and the business will be
conducted hereafter under the firm
name Of Thomson Bros. Land and
Loan company. Mr.. Wilson has re-
turned to his home in Waterloo
Iowa
have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for a number of years and
no hesitancy in saying that it is the
best remedy for coughs, colds and
Group have ever used in my family
[ have not words to express my
confidence in this remedy.-MRs. j
A. MOORE, North Star, Mich. Fol-
sale by J. r. Kruger.
Elsewhere in this issue appears the
ad~7of the Pete w. Ross Land Co.
calling attention to the advantages to
be offered to hcmeseekers in Oliver
an Morton counties, N. D. These
counties are undoubtedly the best
places for the homeseeker with
limited means to turn to today, for
with the Ignite deposits, the fuel
question is solved most advantageous
ly for prairie country, and of the
fertility CT the soil and rainfall there
is no question. It is country that
has been hindered in it's development
by the stockmen, who in order to
protect their free range, have done
everything possible to discourage
farmers from coming there.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-07
Hard coal at Stewards. $500 a

FOR RENT-FIvEsIMPROvED
FARMS. Pete w. Ross, Morris.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-07

Bran $14 per ton and shorts Sis
per ton at the Riverside Mills.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-07

Makes mother eat, makes father
eat, makes grandma eat, makes
grandpa eat, makes the children eat.
Rocky Mountain Tea does it. A
great spring tonic. IS cents. HUI
burd & johnson.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-07

Mrs Perkins and Mrs. Pearce will
entertsin the Ladies Social Union of
the Nj. E. church at the home of the
latter next Wednesday P. M, from
2:3O to 6 o'clock. Refreshments will
be served.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-07

Mark Coleman who has been i'll for
some time past is now convalescent.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-07

TT Barrie of New Paynesville is
here for few days visit with the
family OF Andrew Rowland. He Is a
brother of Mrs. Rowland.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-07

The infant son of Robert Dickson
IS recovering from pneumonia.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-07

At the Congregational church, next
Sunday evening, W. G. Bickue will
speak OF Education of the Indivi-
dual Conscience" and G.. w. Beise
will speak on ''Conscience in Relation
to Public Affairs"
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-07

Great spring tonic. Derives out
all impurities. Makes the blood
rich. Fills YOU with warm, tingling
life. A spring blessing is Rocky
Mountain Tea. IS cents. Hulburd
& johnson.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-07

Messrs. Hsgermau & Munro re-
shingled the large warehouse of
Stone & Munro this week.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-07

Hulburd & johnson are repainting
and redecorating their store within
and without. Dr.. Hulburd's office is
also being rearranged, SO as to give
him commodious reception room.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-07

We note from the Minneapolis
Jaurnal that r. B. Gullett formerly
of Morris has purchased the Park
Hotel at Hutchinson, and will run it
il connection with the Merchants
hotel which he purchased last sum-
mer.
The best pill meath the stars and
stripes;
1t cleanses the system and never
gripes.
Little Early Risers OF worldly repute-
Ask for DeVitt's and take no sub
stitute.
A small pill, easy to buy, easy to
take and easy to act, but never fail
ing in results. DeWitt's Little Early
Risers arouse the secretions and act
as tonic 10 the liver, curing per-
maneutly. j. R. Kruger.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-07

Steve Deitch, living about three
miles west of town, was kicked in the
jaw by horse last Sunday and his
jaw bone broken. DR.. Game was
called and reduced the fracture.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-07
oA5FoEGAo
s.a,. xba <aThs Kind You Have Always Haal
6: !: :: &M,,;:;:;;3z::z;;:3.! x:

Mrs. Nelson has been in Mime
apolis the past week dischsrging her
duties as grand chief of honor of the
D. of II. lodge.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-07

0A5ToRIA.
Bears the Alha Kind You Have kiWayS Bought
''s' e Le,y1zzzzzzx
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-07

Girl wanted-For general house
work. Enquire of Mrs. T. J. Moore
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-07

After many weeks of correspon
dence, Manager Stanley has secured
the famous Andrews Opera Co. for
an early date. They will sing
MARTHA"
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
DIR. JOHN L. KELLETT,
,rnia specialist. SAYS
The wellknown specialist,
D PEND UPON COMMON SENSE IN CURING RHEUMATISM


divnp which
which
of
the
whic a
impurities be
blood of the external which then
behalf OF
il all and diseases are
Of the penetrates all impurities to the
the blood strengthens
nd strength to a weak
Cooperative Medical Com
hasa o. $50
embersh now
profits gained from the
members The cures
all durable ease
= swfib increase o o l.
bestd
SWEET
will send and address Of
the that office &7 street
Eureka, or Nnthst
DISHONESTY
is
should that fact
inferior calling good"
onene-the substitutes swndes the public
sndo often swlnds
OF $ Of
others will prosecuted
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
Licensed to Marry.

OAKLAND. Dec. 3.--The - following.
marriage licenses were issued to-day
Louis Muffat over 21 years old, and CAR.
Tie L. Beal, over IS, both of Oaklandl
John w Bowman. %, and Ellen r.. Tier
neys 20 both Of San Francisco; Charles
H Walker, over Il, and Lu-Ella G.. Cool
over Is, both of Oakland; Frederick. Il.
Croweu 26, Topaz. and Julia G. WasOIi-
20 Oakland; Otis c Bristow. "a, and Mae
a. Cummins. 20, both Of Oakland; David
NJ, Ritchie. 26. Newman, and Florence h,
FGnney, IS. Oakland: Thomas L. White,
32 and Angelina v Hill, 19, both of oak
land; James ]. Murphy over q, and 'Orrie.
L. Tuttle,s over IS, both Of Oakland;
George A. Stackhouse. over 21, San Fran :
cisco. and Cord Allen. ever IS. Oakland :
Louis Ravia, %. Almaden, and Sarah Air
tracolle, 16, PleasantOn: Louis L. Sher-
man, %. Newcastle. and Mabel F. Hoyt,
%. Oakland; John L. Hughes. g. Oak
IaJid, and Sarah Dooly,. 21, Hopland; Will
liam w, Keyser, 20. and Peaehie E. Now
Gesha, 24 both of Fruitvale.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
NEW YEAR's DAY =:
T.. :: QUIET IN OAKLAND
SOCIAL Events Informal and Public
=. :: Events Few. III. Q. A. and.
:: the Eisteddfod

. ..CyA.KLAVD, Dec. 31.-There- Will be no
geI;Gra1. Observance of New Years day.
hefe.' "A numher of 0aklaiAers will keep
open house to their. .fflenss. but very in
The F. NJ Smiths will receive on New
Years day; but if.quite. AN informal man
.nef. no cards having been sent out. Mrs.
Smith Win he assisted by. Miss Smith,
Miss. speEry, Miss Burd-s and Miss Ellis:
Mrs. Alien Ba6coc'f and several of. her
friends viii also receive New Years at
'hef home: on Webster street. The recep-
ton will @be. from To:7 o'clock and will
be Informal: The hostesses viii be Mrs
Bahcock. Mrs: Frank L. Adams Miss
Elizabeth Leigh Mrs Frederick Stratton
and Miss Minnie Dyer:
Many of the clubs and organizations of
Oekland will receive their friends The
Young Mems Christian Association will
keep OPEN house usual and. all are in
vited.
The Athenian club, the Nile Club and
the Elks will all have an "at home" for
members.
The Eisteddfod, or Welsh musical fes-
tival, takes places at the First Unitarian
Church during both afternoon and even
ing.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
=.
COOK NAMES
J. !. ]. IS..DEPUTIEs
:: -. - -
County: .::Clerk-Elect of
:. s Alameda. Chooses
+: Assistants.
New: Faces ) :. viii Be Seen
s; and: Old Ones Will
#, :. Be: Missed.
---,'


g0AKLA AND Dec: :3E+-John p Cook.
County: Grerkseleet 'annolneed to-day the
names. of the. yeputies who viii assist him
ins tha<.:cDnduct Of his; office They are
George IS. PTeIceS:wh@. viii be his chief
Jebuiy;;.. Raymond 7. Baker, Charles s.
Pugh... Jstiries IF: Glove err. IT. T. Magills
-E6ster..f i. -:SIsN;nlfys iefbert Breed. Mar
tin j.. ifanfey. .AntQne: Rogers and Charles
.K.., Gale. OF the4e Pierce. Baker, Pugh.
. CEloyer- a 1jf: Mas II alfeady hold deputy
ships; ;hEvEng zheeTf anp0i1ted by County
Clerk: Frank C:--Jqrdan1 Rogers was for
,rTet u: a equity: in. the Tax Collectors
oIsice,,: :Bree19z,is t brother of City Audi
:Gtor 'A!.H:C Bread, Nc NU1tS is a coal dealer
In BeTks ley IIapLey is a coal dealer in
West .6)a iSlsfds and .cfSle Ise of Pleasauton-
he retiffhs :. q lep3tties@ = are s John G..
! Crooks who will hold a. deputyship under
Frank +C & Jordan Clerk. Of the Supreme
!. CGiirt.i W: g who was not re-
'8ppointed;; . "a wren ee. L. Greene, son
. If: .SupeFior:. dges Greene. who plans to
: study: law; Frank Mason WhO,ts serious
+ ~ i'll &c h5trTe Arrldle recently re-
signed : To- S tlt y mi dlctnef; and John r.
Cock: whose: eleXationit0 to- the head Of the
Office. 1eayes a. YacaneY which George s..
Pierce WIZ = -.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
ctirls Invita Gentlemen.

A jolly. iitte club of girls. gave a
watch party" tonight in old Seminary
Han on Summit street and invited their
men friends. The hall wore a gala ap-
pearance in honor of the occasign palms
and .f9liage .adcrning the walls, while a
great Christmas tree, g!!ittering with
lights and orna5nen,s. occupied' the cen
ter Of the stage. Dancing was enjoyed
until Ions: after the New Year bad be-
gun:
The list Of club members and some of
the guests includes the names. of Miss
Emily Swain, Miss Gertrude Mansfield.
Misses Hazel and Alice OSBORNE, Miss
Addie powdle, Miss Clara Boardrnan,
Miss Flora Miller, Miss Robbins. Miss
Mildred Wright. Miss Bertha Sweet, Miss
Louise Hagar Miss Bessie Tallman Miss
Laura Fenton, Miss Jessie: Hardenbergh,
Miss: EGontine Audiffred; Miss Grace
Cumherson. Miss Edna Ford, Miss Clara
Brown, Miss Jessie Smith, Miss Lou Nor
gan. Misses Dozier,. Miss. Wheeler, Miss
Lillian Brinck. Miss selmer Brinck, Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Floto, Mr.. and Mrs.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
T0.."RAI5E:...".F FUNDS. /.
.....:. !" FOR. BUILDING"
''.:'''' :; ;: =.
Voluntary. Organization:
Pledges $4,000. to-.
.:: the Y. M: o. A S:
Plans. for: Adding: Another:
STRUCTURE for Oakland s.. :.
81. - =: Benefit: = !, :. Z
oak5,.antd: offee San Franslsci65... .nali.

-. -: l1IS Broadway, Dec; 81. :
:IIaving.. ideterrlined, to: assist the. fund.
for the Droposed new building .si,Sx-five-
members of the :Y6ung. Mems GhJrristiaifi.
Associations assenibled at: 4 banquet ini:the'
Young Mems .giirisiLam Association audt-
:t6 ru1ia. last n5ght- where a :haH ass69i5eti0a
wa; formed Tie. gathering was. ';en-:
!thiisiastlF and. befDre the last word: was
SAID. sixteen of those present had agreed
to-subscGlBe 500 toward THE fund.- Edwin
Steafns was the: toastmaster.:. to whose
proposals rssponses We're made by: d. Ed,
Ward CGllfns;: "A: ;E:- Adams, Secretary.
VI: A. Killing IL c. Ingram and Irving G.
Eewis. The following Resolutions were
una p ntniois1y ia;dopted: -
Whereas. Tie board o. trustees OF the, Youilz
Mehs.. CHRISTIAN kssSciation'.. ..of 0akland. are
taklng steps TO raise fund 'Of: ~ 30. 900 foTa a
With ali rnoderhe eqGipInent f6r me you g
of Oakland he II -: =
|. Resolved. That AN. 6rgabfzat ons: Of: :ynung
nea. be effected for1he purpose Of securing sub
scrfptions aEnoh young men for the: aforesaid
new 'blEIding: project; that this body. here
setnbled is organized for the purpose OF; sscur-
ing subscriptions for. the new building 4IoJect
bS. 'eetftng officers to consist of Chairman,
Viee chairman secretary and ,treas!irer; a nd
executive e'omu!tfeesof twenty five who; shall
outline thetplaqs fQr:the campaign be 1t iqF-
ther'' =; - : =. =
raise. q3e9e- TO be Isr6wn as tfA .'Y suis Asps
T{zi1aipe TlfHji, and that THE fsllowing:ple
he ssdoDtsds and used. for the .afoyesad9 object
!: aild purpeses. -. -:.:::s:<, .,.-;:: :. =
The, ELECTION of, officers. resulted in the
Choosing OF Edwin Stearns. clta i13gla n Fl
A: Dodge vice rhairmah;. Dr. Dudley
Smith, second vice chairman; Walter. E.
Rode secretary and john Patton, treas
ureI.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
EVENTS. IN SOCIETY

-.- o. D o. . .
1AKEANlj Dee. .}i:z-AA AAirGand Mrs: a: Alex
lef rere sirie o7l n hffs tfias ';cay.
si: =raertoig tire a a 81 sit: 20 E'irtald d
ana tr--ilf5 7e55i 81 -as!l: eh they VI!
rake eI.: A ~ y !a'iii-. y;
f.re u ng. AWAY Mr. and Mrs: a ltXanqef VII
&. -he eaesrs II ,t7r al :-, large dinner in
bfzhsr g 5aEs lt.fsIS. Ila1375- Or =. this n
Mr and MIS- George. T. Gross .enteFtaihed. !.
zrd men friends - ~ filerriaers : ne -Hdsila
1u T3oue1 sri Terrace lass evening". The pref
rr cottage Was beautfully DECORATED Wita
eut flowers and 4 delightful evening was pass
el several eahles-r rot eiuctlre being enJoyed-
.Enens tae guests 1,ere, :: NJ ana NJ eIeoIge
p de Goila: Mr- ana Mrs = ). s2tt9n MI' 1
and Mn Nickham .Hayens. Dr. and Mrs. y.
Proctor M and Mrs. c. B. PARCELS, Mr..
md Mrs ChLrchin Taylor. Mr.' and Mrs. John
Mrs. Henry Rosenfeld Mrs Louise Allerder,
lbe Misses Gross the Misses Nicholson the
Misses Young Miss AlTna Brown Miss Mabel
cage and Messrs. Mi.L ka1e. George Gag
HNll Robson Con Roman. Charles Evans, J.
MeElToy and Doctors L9ran Pesse and
Charles Gross.
The wedding of Miss Evangeline Hill and
IhoHlas Los. " mite oL os.ae sooA pace TINS
-n0nv was performed 10y the Rev Father STAT
rfrv az that city Miss May Tinan ~ NaD3
nag tho maid ~ honor and Miss Pearl Hil.
sister of the bride. was the ring bearer. Floyd
-lsarenan Of Oakland was the best man. while
william Lewis n Oakland were the ushers.
After the ceremony a wedding supper Was
Hartsken of and the bride and groom received
- me cougra rllati0us of many friends Mr. an Z
1Irs White viii reside ia Oakland. where Mr.
aYhite IS connected with this firm Of w. b.
Standef0rd d Co.
Mrs n C. Chapman was the hostess Of the
Monday Afternoon Whist CAB at their last
meeting. The decorations were in Christmas
Elects Mrs r. ID Williams won the prize
of the day. The guests were: Mrs. Merriet
Dav Ms C. y Judson Mrs William Hall.
1-rs Wells sKfhitnore Mrs. j. q. Lynch. Mrs
Emil Nusbaumer. Mrs Flint. Mrs Auerbsch'
Mrs j a. Farnham Mrs Herbert Lang, Mrs.
b ID Yorker Mrs ". Stevens Mrs. r.
D. Williams. Mrs. A H. Pratt and Mrs. car
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
FORMER SUPERVISOR
s. ii. 8. .:.. :. :. PELoUzE VERY ILL
Physicians in. Attendance Upon Him
: IS: Say. That His Condition Is
= = Critical. = : -

:: EYT5ACII3i Dec 8f:7-W5s s. Pelouze, un-.
til recently and. for many years. a member.
of the. Board of Supervisors. lies very Ill
at MIS- ! horrre. 1173 seventh street Several
IhysfGialis. ar. in; attendance upon him
ard condition is: SO critical that fear
IS f1It-that he may not recover His fam
ily.sis. at..hfs. bedside. s. - - r.
!: Mr#- Pei0jze:. h8s resided in Oakland
:t12ir1 " years and has always been active
in It's interests. as al pubHc-spirited man.
ASIA SupervisOr he accomplished a good
6egl for. Alameda County in the way of
imjyFoTemelt.-- p. ~. .-.-...:..
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
MANY Watch Meetings.

There wese many. watch meetings
arnlsng. clubs. ORGANIZATIONS, churches and
III private fssnl1lies- :'rhe churches very
gerierally turned their Ieguiaro Wednesday
:eyehing prayer me etinss. into watch h'meet-
iags. The. Intervening time between. the
cFoee:of the regular services and midnight
May fiIled''by pretty impremptu exercises,
Az f:the. First: Methodist Church .tETe was
q Special programme of music. .fpr':the
eEf:FeS .flle s.. NJ; {. "A. :ieid elaborate exer-
'Gises. All Of tNe CHRISTIAN Endeator So
cieeies OF the city unlted in these services;
+ A.iarge.: pa rtH. Of. friends was inAfted by
Mr.: and Mrs. Frank p. Taylor te watch
nut: the old .xeas and greet the Few at
their resilenee'on Tliirt5-iifth street. :
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
DANCER IN FAST
FERRY SERVICE
Southern Pacific Will
Return to Old Time
Schedule. 8 {. ........ E.
Running Of Fifteen-Minute
Boats Endangers Lives. !.
Of Passengers. .......'.. .... :. :. ::

OAKLAND Dec. 81 -C ., che E. .g1:9qmIld. e. N
.hat fl is too h2ziosls, be.3soll1lle Pa
cidc Company Va1 sRai5doa DIE en- ~
minute fefrs scf1 i-e: 4 E,5 .l55s. bee. q ~
vogue for week oT..sQ.' = ll:.eEs3ll5G :3ll q:
go into 1eet tie. Isl. g q :tjfe $. y e ee39::s
hen the cid oEder ing a1Te :. will
PEE resumed. lilat - ut! h5 IL lIly g-3ls
-rcat creWGs 53l the 6 81 llss =: -:
liieeD-Ililfllle 5Qsrts: tll e
W us seRF rs: tllI..llf.l j 9e.s iss:., COLI
sions ot the BOATS. eClgle. er, :tU7s =: cQilt-
iof~ ha5a ilestg 5ssi4 Ii3frIs519- 6 tied
I'D tle fes 7t. M lrlllIle.s ard the c9I7lT
aary does Eot-ly al y ta.ile ciIs1lees. Ans
I'D san faH5isco 1lst1 c5lr gle.iisSse. &.
BOAT ae To- Walt .cll1 lIE tle-s5 T3ysl- 2 p Fl
The other e0afeS '0l -. lst. no lalei IS 4s.lsl
riat syFc af the i51sTfs u esd 2 l3afill s -
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
JUDGE MELVIN. ORDERS. 3 s. - :.i..':
WOMAN. OUT or COURT
Mss Nary ANN iclnlajff z,., rrsotNl.E
Escapes Being Punished for +: <. =. =:
Contenlnt

@ S.LSZS 81 'T7ss6., ls--.-si=F. fsa-i q. eject
a.eisal51 .8rteFed Judge y a-if tlts
llage When AaTy, :; Ann s'an32.i e. kor...lsle
teFTlf pred sll.sl.. HUSH
AZ fel - llle 5e refi1is 941s =
OF. Iile IjsgtsdiQ nj tre !ttlsalIgg "a
be a.RD9iilT.sd. 20 care. .ili. ne es-
Fs Fliliff Iietly y, Boyer. could eXe.+
r-,e' .ts reInlptoTy 1lommatd ..:cf :: The
Re l.l3lflsggl.fl "a tt8 mi tfe ROOM but
gn s5 vent. % rough the dOQr ftis
nar WAS ill an as@EtRle haQg3 and did
p-9rIrsi4 ~ = 4iroifsed tho Wr3gh d. lof
(QHEt M5s hes =. De- = EoiIt ed sfllff ian
II 35srasisleFi. 81 hose IS 'ate IL FaslISe. AZ
l gat 5000 Alsiil5:. ti14ssis >l- both. sides
~ sl t.-e- case was
-ltlailed. u2ltll ia lsllat} ~
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
FIRE. DOES NOT DESTROY
NILE CLUB HOSPITALITY
Good Cheer for Everybody in Spite
of Destruction That the Flames
Wrought.

OAKLAND. Dec. s1.-The big fire. of
yesterday destroyed the Nile Clubs
rooms but it did not burn out its en-
tnusiasm. The club promised a New
Years treat to everybody and it is going
to keep that promise. Tenders were made
by the Athenian Club and the Elks for
the use of their rooms, but the offers
were refused: with thanks. Instead the
club has rented rsoTns in the Kahn build
ing, .1114 Washington street, where 1t will
keep'open house all day tomorrow. There
will he a good time in spite of the flames
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
EVADEs SUMMONS IN
BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT
w A. Glang. Alaskan ArgoEaut
Eludes Service Nineteen
-. ..-:....... ir1lts -

0AKl.A AND5Pec 3l.-W. a. Chung who,
nGe his RETURN. from Alaska. was sued
Jl5 b1. Miss LIZZIE b MefcaIfe for.
Flfe5C ilreal h:.ot premise. has 4 tfs far
sessfulll .-cza,iee THE officers wh0 hake
I'm l1IIteG> IS .Serte. MIN. With sulnmC ms,
I-fs- have ls.eeR mad s. but so
..lrl5o os-ss.- eiiasElg resides ~ So Aoelkne
Mss AIrtcasfe -ip her complaint says
ka she sr5Tris iH5. . true % her Promise
y JTDFQg TO marry .hIm, when other Of
fer. were numerous As her lover Of the
noTtr-IlroEed -iclkle on his return 70 {, ,al5-
ferf.la=+ Miss AIetcaife- asks SIC, esl as q.
ba 10 iIeI- 40 lfll5ssCi feelings
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
Death Of Marshal1 T. Dusinbury.

:: .:OAKLANDl Dec: 31-MarshalI T. Dusin-
bury; the SON Of Myron T: Dusinbury,
died.thfs. afterno6n: from. consumption: He
had been. a s4lfTerer for several years. and
his life, ebbed with the Old year. He was
a natfve ofzthis. State and % years Of age;
His. death occurred .;at the family resi-
dence. I22S~ AdeI1Ie street.: .-
1.-The. young man belonged to a family,
that was well: known In Oakland. His
father was: the. conductor of the first To-
cal train. that ran in Oakland and one
sister married James p: Merritt, one of
tire heirs 'of the estate of ex-Mayor Dr.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
Rafettos Are Divorced.

OAKLAND, Dec. 31.-Edala Rafetto was
granted a divorce from Louis Rafetto to-
day by Judge Melvin on the ground Of
extreme cruelty. The wife was allowed
to resume her maiden name of Edna Car
man: The pfoperty. interests, which are
valued at upward Of $4,000, were settled
out of court The couple We're married in.
1901 and We're well known In. West Oak
land
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
CAPTAIN ANDERSON III III. -.
Is NOT INSANE

OAKLAND Dee. 2l,-The examination
81 captair Fl p Anderson the.aged mar,
iier. aIaaged to be insane by his wife
N5s.agaiIl Q0IlIigu ued. :. lOsday. by Judge
rz Trtti u patient was Z. lc5IltlN aallsel-
4 t47at..lIes his 5yIf
An: 7tf{rt va be mad - by the
Gdd*f-ellgWs 10-.prQisde a suitable home
f6f<-the ca lta iIl- n art FROM. his wife: An
itsrl ssas5s wished TO .ratl5ba6. him to
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
Stricken on. the Street.

OAKLAND, DEG. William L. Seaf-
ing. was atricken.by. heart disease at Thif-
teenth street and Broadway last. night
alid 'was:taken to the Receiving Hospitals
where he died His home was at Ninth
aiia Clay streets, where he lived with his
nqotiGr. and nly.soii. The funetal Will be
held .to.niorrow.