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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
Change Superintendent.

Especial to The Tlmos-DlspNtchl
YORKTOWN, VA. Nov. l4.-Mr VII
liam r, Wander. late superintendent Of
the National Cemetery here. has been do
tached and ordered to Knoxville, Tenn,
leaving on yesterday for his new post,
Mr. John &. beer Is acting superin'
tendent ad interim until the department.
appoints new man. 1t Is probable that
Mr. Thomas Ridge. the present superln-
tendent, at Knoxville, may succeed Mr.
Wander.
Mrs, Lucy Winne the aged mother OF
the late Mr.. Robert Whine. and MI, Ro-
bert Winnie. Jr, a young man OF twenty
five. arc both dangerously III AZ thelr
home In Grab Neck There is but lltl!e
hope OF their recovery,
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the area is small, and that 1t would mean
the destructionGof the oyster industry to
once breal15the. survey under which the
Industry Is now paying to the State rev.
enue OF about $4,000 annually. &C.
Another point made by the Accon1ac
member Is that the lease OF the States
oyster rock would put an end to the clam.
ming and grabbing industry, and thus
impose great hardship by destroying an
industry from which several thousand
derive livelihood.
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II am now going OIL
my 115th year. and ]
feel as strong as my
youngest son, who Is
now past IS. ] lave
worked hard nll my
life. and am working
yet. / get around my
,lace to see that every
thing goes right. Some
years ago j began TAX
Ing DUFFYiS PURE
MALT WIIlSKEY and
/ know It is this great
medicine that has pro-
ionged my life. Before
taking DuFFY'S
PURE MALT Wits
KEY ! did not sleep
we'll. Now / have per
feet rest n night. Every
morning and every eve
ming | take it. and i al
ways have Il good APP
to live many years yet.
made for old folks. and
ave a bottle Of II in the
IUSON, Gilman, Ind.
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Hunting Accident.
TO The rlmes.pispatch.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch)
WyTHEVILLD, VA. Nov. 14.-Jnnes
c. Patterson. a young farmer accident
ally shot himself at his home. In Crock
ett's Cove. Wythe county. While load
Ing his shotgun 1t fell across the log
against which 1t was standing and
was discharged
Tho load tore the flesh from across his
chest. but penetrated no vital part.
News from 1vanlioe tonight Is thaS
Bessie Warner, who was burned Mon
day, is still living. Her death has hourly
been expected since the accident.
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FIRE NEAR
PETERSBURG.
Large Barn on the Farm of Mr..
w. Z. Gregory, With Two
Fine Horses, Destroyed.
PREACHERS TO BE REMOVED
Broad Street, Richmond, Wants
Rev. S. C. Hatchcr-Aftcrnoon
Tea at Country Club.
tspeclal to The Timcs-plsnatch.,

PETERSBURG, VA. Nov. 1A.-F'ire
last night about midnight destroyed the
largo bnrn on the farm of Mr.. w. r.
Gregory, about two miles from this city,
in Prince George county. The origin Of
the fire Is not known. Mr., w. E. Per-
ltinson, the manager Of tho farm, used
his best efforts, but In vain, to subdhc
the fire. He succeeded, however, IN pre-
venting tho destruction Of All adjacent
barn and other property. Many farming
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DUFFY'S Pure MALT WHISkEy

Is invaluable for orerworKeu meIA @ "a ~
good health and longevity, makes the od yo
eoo| It Cures cures consumption coughs colds, grip,
lungs indigestion, dyspepsia and every to,m
gentle and invlgorating stimulant and tonic; q
Elasticity Ala to the muscles and richness 70 the
blood. 1t brings into action all the yital lorSes
and enables you to get from food al the nonr-
i niu it contains Durry's Pure Malt WINS
key contains no fusel oil and is the only
wEiskey recognized by the Govnrnment as
Medicine; this is a guarantee. 900 doctors l
prescribe and 1000 hospitals use Duftys
exclusively
II YOU wish to keep young, stTong and Wig.
ogous and have on your s1ssk the sGxS q
SASS q water or MILL three t II FAX
n - All wou, system with drugs that poison
the system and depress the heart esa DuFFx nS
PURE MALT WH1sKEY tones up a no
strengthens the hearts action md puriHes
the entire system
DuFFY's PURE MALT WHIsKEY has
stood severest tests for nifty years and has
always been found absolutely pure and 70
contain great medicine properties
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ION.--When you ask for Ouffy's
Pure Malt Whisky, be sure you get the gen :
iulne. Interruptions dealers, mindful Of the
excellence Of this preparation, VIII try to sell
you cheap limitations and malt whisky sub.
stItutes which are put on the market for
Sick, are positively harmful. Demand "Duf-
fysh and be sure to get It. It Is the only
absolutely pure Malt Whlskey which con.
fy's pure Matt Whisky. is sold In ssnIed bot.
ties only, never in TASKS or bulk. Look for
the trademark, the "oId Chemist" on ths
is unbroken. Beware Of refled bottles.
The genuine is sold at all druggists and
srocers', or direct, 81. a bottle. valu..
able medical book containing symptoms and
treatment Of each disease and many tcsti...
ynonials will BIO sent free to anyone who Will
write Duffy Malt Whlskey Co.. Rochester,
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Mr.. MATHEWS REPORT.
A Strong Paper Against Break
ing the Baylor Survey.

H1g t14c Ddy101 0u1ve
The minority report presented in the
House yesterday by Hon. S. Williams
Mathews against breaking the Baylor
oyster survey takes Issue with the paper
Of the majority on almost every point.
MIR. Mathews admits that there are
about 225.oOO acres of oyster rock em-
braced within the Baylor survey, but de-
MES that sevcnty-five per cent. OF this Is
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SATURDAY TllA.

Tho usual Saturday afternoon tea was
served at the Country Club this after
noon. Among tho young ladies assisting
were Misses Joe McIlWaine, Lucy Nc
llwaine, Lucy Friend, Martha Collier,
Annie Gill, Bertn Gill, Julia Budd, Jeso-
Prime Budd, Mary Bensley, Helen Ven
able Gerald Pryor. Mary Ellen Whyte,
Miss Thompson, Miss Annie Wilson.
Miss Mary g. Gillian, Miss Louise Jones,
Miss Rosa Lunsford, Miss Virginia Nc
Kenrey. Miss Mary Petteson.
The list of delinquent land and insol-
vent capitation and property tax was
entered in the clerks Office yesterday
nnd allowed by the court. The delinquent
list on property is 1906 In excess Of last
years and the capitation tax is much
smaller. due perhaps to the removal from
the city OF u large number oil negroes.
Quinlan and Wall Minstrels Will play
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Academy OF Music In this city

vi ~ "t7'S III S'''h' WV
November 18th.
The remains of Mrs. Martha Morton,
widow or the late T. l.. Morton. for
merly Of Petersburg, were brought to
this city to-day for intermcnt MIS-
Morton died at the home of her son, Mr..
4, l.. Morton, in Savannah. Ga.
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I0LDEST MAN IN INDIANA.
hale and hearty as when
IS appetite perfect Digestion sleeps we'll and
L-EAT115 YEARS
Thanks to Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

Mrs. Martha Ferg,i-
son, aged rs years,
wife OF this old man.
says:
alexander is GER
tainly an old man, but
he seems TO be as
young as lie was fifty
years ago and the
amount OF work he
does surprises me.
Some years ago he was
troubled with not being
able TO sleep well. and
it was then that he
began taking Dnffy's
Pure Malt WhiskeY.
Now lie sleeps Just like
Il baby and eats
hearty. I always take
some Of the whis-
key IN ornin & s and
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The House.
The House was called to ORDER at II
o'clock by Speaker Ryan, and prayer
was offered by Rev. William Meade
Clarke. of the Episcopal Church.
Mr.. Lawson offered bill to remove
TIN, political disabilities OF George i.
Croxton, of Essex, and another was
offered by Mr. Green. allowing law stu
dents under age to take the examination
before the Supreme Court. They wene
both referred and the House ordered a
number of bills on the calendar to their
engrossment.
Mr.. Mathews presented his minority re-
port from the oyster commission. against
breaking the baylor oyster survey, and
1t was ordered printed.
Mr., r. s. Blackburn Smith, who was
In his scat for the first time during
the short session, offered two local
bills, relating to the borrowing of money
and the construction of bridges In Clarke
and Wnrr.n counties.
The House, Mt p. NJ. adjourned to
meet Mt II o'clock on Monday.
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United States Circuit Court.

United States Circuit Court.
The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals was engaged during all OF yes.
terday's session with hearing arguments
In the case Of II. w. Brown, plaintiff in
error, vs., Fl. 8. lIarkins. commissioner
OF Internal revenue. from the District
Court at Asheyllle, N. c. This case In
volved tho payment under protest by the
plaintiff In error. of an additional stamp
tax on package Of distilled spirits. the
collector claiming that the package had
been refilled and reshipped. The case was
submitted on a brief by the plaintiff In
error, and argued orally for the de-
PENDANT In error by United States Attor-
ney A, II, Holton.
Judges Simonton and Morris and Nc
Dowell vera sitting yesterday.
On motion OF United States District
Attorney a. u. Iolton, the case of Law
renee Pulliam. plaintiff In error vs.. the
United States. defendant In error, from
the District Court at Charlotte, was
docketed and dismissed
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large delegation from Wesley Methodist
Church and requested to exert his intin-
ence to retain Rev. j. a. Thomas as
Lester Of this church.
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PARAMOUNT NEWS.

Rev. c. c. Cox; who has been attending
the Baptist General Association, held In
staunton; viii return In; time TO I'LL his
psMR Mp. M SSinas Pollard who was operated on
bsash d Rs. sai n IS setting
Mr., Willie e. Hinford and bride, who
News, were the guests Thnrsday q the the
1905 Twentieth Street.
Rsy y y Tacker is II ssaunitTn at
who was tile guest OF Mrs. Willie Smith
during the week has returned here ca,,.,,
Is visiting her brother. Walter Beadles.
Mrs. Joe Hurley continues quite III at
her home on the avenue.
w. G. Gentry IL now located IN Falr-
mount, where he will. reside.
Mrs, Willie johnson Is out again after
severe spell of Illness.
on NJ sSee s9ss Sas 1Sa II, s%
y rho 10 si pulpit pit Of paramount Methodist
Church viii be filled to-day by NJ IT, T; J:
NJ s p II. at Il A. N, and by Mr. F'1eF
vs}e s N.Y. STe Wllle overby dSSng the PAST
Mrs, Trainer. of No. 2soO Yenable street,
Is quito sick.
Master Bernard Clayton, who has been
suffering from Il severe abscess. is better.
Mrs. Mary Luck, OF Caroline county.
for several days, has left for Pole Green
to visit her son, Emmett Luck.
Rev. H. j. Goodwin, Of King. William
county, STOPPED over to vist his father
while en- route to Staunton to attend tho
association.
Miss Hortense Watkins is very much In.
disposed at her home on Twenty.second
| Street.
The Sir knights and Lady Maccabees OF
| Fairmount Hive will have an oyster sup
per tomorrow night at Curd'a Hall.
The regular meeting Of the Ladies' AID
will be held tomorrow evening at tho
| usual hour.
q few friends informally Thursday 9 even
Music and parlor games were the pleas
ures Of the evening until late hour,
when the guests were invited In the din
ing-room, Where an excellent supper was
rmer hSse spar Mr WeEs io Mars
Anderson, Mrs. Crew West, Mrs, Lena
| son and Mrs. Blumberg.
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evenings does 1t certainly has done me n
certain that Alexander would not pe ~
the perfect It wasn't Duffys Pure Malt
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government and control OF the State
penitentiary.
II was $40 o'clock when the Senate ad-
journed until Monday.
The House.
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Rev. G, c. Cox; who has been attending
the Baptist General Association, held IN
staunton, will return In; time to fill his
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g. 4, ~. LOAN II
The Crest Northern IS Securing Some
Money From London
~ Bankers.

New York, Nov. IA. =. The announce
ment has been made that Kidder, Pea
body & Co. Of 3 Bostof, Barring Bros.
IS Co, limited, 81 London, and Barring,
Magoun & Co, Of New York, are Of
fsring $7,2oo,ooo Of Great Northern
Railway GO two year, S per cent loans,
secured by s. 100000 sterling or So
10000 St. Paul, Minneapolis & Mani
.toba Pacific extension sterling As, due
July i, 1910, deposited with the Bank
ers' Safe Deposit & Safe Trust Co. ol
New York. Certificates OF sparticipa-
stion Of Eco sterling pr;.$o7e, are Of
fered at oo1z and interest 1T was an
nounced that, the. notes had been al
ready disposed Of and it was said that
they were issued for the purpose ol
getting money needed for improve
=ments." No statement was obtainable
at the office Of ]. ]. Hill, and Barring
Magoun & Co. referred inquirers to
Boston for information. An official
circular sets forth that it was deemed
Eexpedient to go into the money mar
ket and pay over S per cent for a two
year loan, Believing that before the ma
.turity Of the loan arrangements can be
made to make the bonds at better
prices than the present market offers
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HER CHILD AT LAKOTA.
The Little Boy Of Mrs. whitney Is Said to Be,
at Lakots.

Sioux City, Ia, Nov 14--Mrs. Mabel
Whitney, the woman whose sensation
al escape from the state hospital for
the insane at Yankton, S. d., has been
told in The Dispatch, has been advised
that her missing 6-year old son is in
Lakota, N D.
This intelligence was brought to the
mother by her sister, Mrs. E. T..
Thompson, of Tiffin, O., who has come
on here posthaste to prevent any fur
ther attempt to incarcerate Mrs. Whit
ney in the asylum.
u My sister never was insane and I
cannot understand why my mother and
sister, Mrs. Eastman, turned against
her. The whole scheme was outrageous
and it seems almost conspiracy. Mrs
Whitney is capable OF taking care of
herself, and has been ever since her
divorce, in 1900.
Her little boy, / am told, IS with
Mrs. ]. M. McDougal, another sister
of ours. in Lakota, N. D., where my
mother IS now living. Because Of Mrs.
Whitney's position in a big hotel, she
viii not for the present begin any ac-
.tion to regain control Of her boy, my
mother now being his guardian. !"
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FORESTRY AT ST. LOUIS.

4
St. Louis. Mo-, Nov. lathe salient
features Of the United States forestry
bureaus exhibit at the Worlds Fair
will consist Of an indoor and an out
door display,
The indoor exhibit will occupy some
5000 square feet OF floor space in the
forestry and fish and game building.
This display viii include magnificent
colored transparancies illustrated for
est trees, typical natural and planted
timber forests, forest conditions, and
forest topography in the United States:
The various methods Of numbering Will
Abe illustrated, As will also the balef,il
destruction Of forests by fire, insects
and other enemies.
The outdoor forest displays will be
exceedingly important and instructive
from educational and practical points
nf>view. They will comprise opera
ti0ns in the management Of forests and
farm woodlands and methods of eco
nonic forest tree planting. "A timber
tract Of some ten acres will carry de-
monstrations Of the principles and prac-
tices Of conservative forestry which the
bureau Is now applying to public and
private forest lands The denmon-
stfations 81 The principles and methods
Of tree planting for profit on farms,
denuded and tfeeless lands, will be
shown on q separate tract.
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MUST BE REWRITTEN.

Washington, Nov. I4.-For several
weeks President Roosevelt has had in
preparation his annual message to the
congress to be presented at the open
ing OF the regular session on the first
Monday Of December. That part Of
the message in which the president dis
cussed the negotiations between the
United States and the government OF
Colombia for the isthmian canal treaty,
it is stated was completed about tive
weeks ago. Events which have occur
red on the isthmus and in this country
since that time have made it necessary
for the president completely to rewritc
that part Of the message touching the
canal negotiations.
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AZ COREAN PORT.

Washington, Nov. I4-It is learned
here that the United States govern
Inent is seeking to have the port Of
Win, Corea, opened, while Great Brit
ain and Japan have combined in favor
of opening the port Of. Yongampho,
This government has made consider
able progress in the matter and it is
now stated that United States 4Ainister
Allen, who has been stopping at Yoko-
hama, is about to proceed from that
port to Chemulpo, Corea on an Amer
ican warship in pursuit Of this mission.
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STRENUOUS WORK.

Ithaca, N. Y, Now I4. AT mass
meeting Of Cornell freshmen. President
j. g. Schurmann has told the young
students how he thinks they should
study. Their day, he said, ought to be
divided as follows. Eleven hours
study, two hours for meals, two hours
for athletics, one hour for recreation,
and the remaining eight hours for
sleep.
President Schurman said that not
much hard work was accomplished on
the soft chair and urgently advised the
usesof the ordinary hard wooden chair
for study purposes.
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! IT'S ANNIVERSARY.

Washington, D. c., Nov. 14.-The
Church Of the Presidents, as the
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church is known, because OF the large
number of presidents who have wor-
shipped there, will observe its one
hundredth anniversary during the CONF
ing week. There will be historical ad.
dresses by men conspicuous in nation
al affairs and by ministers who hold
high positions in the Organization oi
the Presbyterian Church Of the United
States. 81
The New York Presbyterian Church
dates its origin from the organization
fSthe F Street Presbyterian Church in
1893. The pastor of that church was
the Rev. Mr.. Lowrie, a clerk III the
treasury. In 1890 the second Presby-
teMan Church was organized. The
congregation met in a corridor OF the
old navy department building, which
was offered free of charge for that pur-
pose. Later the F Street church and
The Second Church were consolidated
into the New York Avenue Presbyter-
ian Church.
John Quincy Adams was identified
with the Second Presbyterian Church,
and once rescued it from bankruptcy.
SRf Ssiient Andrew Jackson attended
thu Second Church. and figured con-
ssiJjeuorSly III the quarrel Of the com
i5rS gatior over Mrs. Eaton, Peggy
.N eill who had 4 stanch friend il
old Hickofy Among the other
5pFeSidentS who attended the two older
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1903-11-14
JUDGE FISK WILL HEAR CASES
The Grand Forks Jurist to Preside In Ono Of the
Ashley Cases.

Grand Forks, N. d., Nov. 14.-At the
conclusion of the Nelson County term
of the district court, which will be con-
vened Monday Judge Fisk will go to
Ellendalc: to try a murder case for Judge
Lauder The case has been transferred
to that equity, when one of five men
who are accused of the murder: Of Chris
toff Rott at Ashley, during the winter,
will be tried. Rott, farmer in the
Russian settlement, was killed in a blind
pig establishment and five farmers of
the. neighborhood we're arrested OH the
charge. One Of the men was convicted
of manslaughter and sent to the peniten-
,tiary. The, second one was, acquitted
and three others are yet to be tried.
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FOR. A THIRD TERN.

Madison, Wis, Nov. I4.--It is re-
ported that Governor LaFollette will
soon announce his candidacy for third
term While the governors intentions
were not definitely known, several cam
didates for the nomination Appeared,
including some OF the leaders of the
I,aFollette faction, and it is said that
the governors reasons for coming out
at this time is to prevent trouble in
his own ranks.
Governor LaFollette is back from a
lecturing tour in the Dakotas, and says
he is not ready to talk for publication.
The belief is held that he will not OPP
pose the reelection OF Senator
Ouarles. s
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FROM OAKES.

Oakes, NJ. D.. Nov. I4-Business
men have formed an association for the
heating and lighting Of the city by
means Of artificial gas. Stock OF 10000
has already been subscribed. Work
will commence at once and it is ex-
pected that the plant will be in opera
tion inside Of thirty days.
Friedman Bros will open a clothing
house in Oakes, March |, occupying
the new Locke brick block.
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New York, Nov. la Cabling from
Panama the correspondent Of The Her
aid, says direct communication has been
re-establisfed with Bogota, the capital
OF Colombia. He forwards dispatch
sent from that city Nov. 10, stating that
Acting President Holguin said Colon
bia would never recognize independence
for Panama and that 1T will expend its
last cent and its last drop of blood In
putting down rebellion !
All departments and parties, it is
said, have promised unconditional and
financial support to the government.
The people are furious over the revolu-
ton.
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POLICE PREVENT TROUBLE.
Street Cars Are Running In Chicago Under q
Strong Guard.

Chicago, Nov Under practically
the same tactics as yesterday four cars
left the Wentworth Avenue barn for
business district Of the city nine miles
distant this morning. Police on board
cars, in patrol wagons and on almost
all corners Of each side of the street
made interference difficult. The crowds
hooted the police but the police prevent
ed any violence.
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| CHICAGO VS.. WEST POINT.

New York, Nov. IA large mum
Der of football enthusiasts took the
West Shore special to West Point to-
day to see the game between the
eleven OF the University Of Chicago
and the military cadets. 1t is the only
occasion in which western eleven will
be seen in the east this season and this
fact has increased the interest in the
game. The Chicago team is reported
in splendid shape and from all ac-
counts will be able to make good
showing against the team OF the mill
tary academy.
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TO HELP PHILIPPINES.

Washington, r.. C,. Nov. IA, -Sena-
tor Lodge has introduced a bill pro-
siding for the removal of all duties
from all articles imported from the
Philippines into the United States ex-
cept sugar and tobacco, and fixing the
duties on those two articles at 90 per
cent Of the rate on sugar and tobacco
SHIPPED from foreign countries.
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TRIO FOUND GUILTY.
Three Convictions Secured in st. Louis on
Is s8i Naturalization Frauds.

st. Louis, Nov. I4.-The jury i'll the
triple naturalization fraud cases re-
turned verdict Of guilty against For
Iner Marshal Of the ST. Louis Court Of
Appeals Barrett, John Dolan OF the
democratic city committee and Police
man Frank Garret.
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REVOKED BY MRS. OELRICHS
her nusband No Longer Has tlisP Power Of At
"a torney Over Her Property.

San Francisco, Nov. The formal
revocation Of the power Of attorney
Mrs. Theresa Oelrichs granted her hus-
band, Herman Oelrichs, IN April, o7, has
been filed III the Office Of the city and
the county attorney at the request Of
Mrs. Oelrichs.