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The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
PARDON CLOSES CASE
OF CHESTER JUDSoN
Young Berkeley Scion of Wealthy
Family Is Saved From Serving
Sentence.

OAKLAND, Jan. S.-With the pardon by
former Governor Gage of Chester H. Jud-
son there closes case which attracted
wide attention. Judson is the scion of the
family of that name which is rated very
high in social and financial circles. His
father is at the head of the Judson Dyna-
mite and Powder Company. and the for
mer magnificent family residence in Berk-
eley has been the scene Of much social
activity.
Young Judson became very obstreperous
on the night Of July % at the Southern
Pacific depot in Berkeley. Refusing TO
heed the remonstrances of a special po-
liceman, the wealthy young disturber was
arrested and confined in the town Gala
boose Ths following morning the culprit
expecting to be fined. pleaded guilty be-
fore Justice of the Peace Edgar. Judson
was staggered by a sentence Of ninety
days in the County Jail, without alter
native He languished five days in a cell
and then attorneys secured his freedom
on an appeal bond.
There the matter rested. All sorts Of
influence were obtained to secure a pardon
for that was the only way the youth
could be saved from paying the full pen
atty imposed
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
PASTORS TO TAKE PART
IN AN INSTALLATION
Elaborate Programme for Induction
Of the Rev. Thomas Boyer
Into New Pulpit


OAKLAND. Jan s.-The installation OF
the Rev. Thomas A. Boyer as pastor Of
the First Christian Church viii be cele-
brated Sunday afternoon at s o'clock, at
Hamilton Hall the society's new place
u v-orship. Christian Church pastors
from Alameda County and San Francisco
will take part. The Rev. p. c. McFar-
lane. pastor Of the church at Alameda
VIII deliver the invocation, which viii be
followed by Scripture reading by the Rev
7. A. Pier Of Berkeley. The Rev. J. II.
Mccullough Of Ivington will offer
prayer which precedes the installation
address by the Rev. ". n White. pastor
~ The West Side Church Of san Fran
cisco. u. 3. Berry. editor Of the Pacific
Christian viii deliver the charge TO the
congregation and prayer viii follow by
the Rev. T. s. Ford. pastor Of the First
Christian Church OF San Francisco. The
newly installed pastor VIII preach the
sermon. after which Elder 8. J. Gibbs
Of stockton VIII give greetings. Commu-
ui0n VIII be administered by the Rev.
Hiram Van Kirk, dean Of the Berkeley
Bible Seminary. the Rev E. W Darst
and the Rev George W Brewster Jr-
g. i. Lloyd viii direct special choral
music. Hamilton Hall has been reno
waited throughout.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
LIQUOR DEALERS HOLD
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING
Members Decide to Join National As
sociation and Form State
ORGANIZATION.

The California Liquor Dealers Associa-
tion held a big meeting yesterday after
noon at B. B. Hall, on Turk street. The
hall was packed by prominent dealers of
the city The members resolved to join
the National Retailers Association. and
asked for charter. They also decided
to form a State organization, composed Of
wholesale and retail dealers.
p. II. Nolan of New York, the chief or
ganizer of the National Association, was
the principal speaker at the meeting. He
spoke on the merits of the national organ
ization and pointed out the success it had
met with in fighting the nigh license or
dinance. Mr. Nolan went into details re-
garding the good work done in behalf of
the liquor dealers by the association.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
ROOSEVELT IS OPPOSED
TO MORMON IN SENATE

SALT LAKE, Utah, Jan. s.-That Re-
publicans high In the national councils Of
the party are deeply Interested IN the Sc
lection Of a successor to Senator Raw
Inns Of Utah, who Will be chosen by the
Legislature which meets in this city next
week. Is learned from a Washington spe-
cial to the Herald, which quotes Senator
Kearns as stating that President Roose-
Welt has strongly advised against the Sc
lection OF any Mormon apostle to the
United States SenatOrship- This express
sion Of opinion was made by the Presi-
dent in view Of the candidacy OF Reed
Smoot a prominent banker of this Stats
and an apostle in the Mormon church.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
EVENTS IN SOCIETY

OAKLAND. Jan. s.-Mrs. William Norris
entertained a small euchre club yesterday
afternoon the members of which are Mrs
Norris Mrs. T. H. Merrill, Mrs d. h Mathes
Mrs. Charles Rodolph, Mrs George Rodolph'
Mrs. W. G. Rlmanteer Mrs d. R Rae. Mrs
IT c. Coogan, Mrs. Seth Mann. Mrs J w.
Nelson, Mrs. W. Baxter and Mrs. NJ w
Hall. In two weeks the club will meet again
at the residence OF Mrs Hall
The No Name Card Club was entertained
last Monday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. z. W. Hughes on West street The
meeting was very pleasant one the game
OF hearts being enjoyed Prizes were won by
Miss Clare Heke. Miss Elizabeth Makins.
Fred Butterheld and VIII standeford
The Thursday Whist Club had a delightful
meeting this afternoon at the residence OF
Mrs w. $. Baxter The prize was won by
Mrs. r. II. Auerbach, substitute for Mrs.
Edgar Stone. The Thursday Whist Club in
cudes among its members Mrs. w H Greed.
Mrs. p. J. Kenna. Mrs. Charles Shook. Mrs
Rees 3. Thompson, Mrs. l. n. Kieruln Mrs
J. H Todd. Mrs r. B. Mitchell Mrs w s.
Baxter. Mrs. Irwin Ayres, Mrs George e.
Whitney. Mrs. Melvin c. Chapman, Mrs. Ed
win c. Morrison Mrs Edgar Stone Mrs w.
@. Palmanteer, Mrs. Z. n. Ever Mrs. James
W Nelson Mrs. Guy Earl. Mrs. Redmond of
Alameda, Mrs. A. Lowndes Scott and Mrs
A. NJ. Rosborough.
Mr. and Mrs w A. Pratt have returned
from a two weeks trip throughout Southern
California.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
WOODMEN BANQUET
ITALIAN MUSICIANS
Oakland Camp Complies With Re
quest Made by w. Z. Temple
ueeo-o rIfe T-a cir heath

OAELAcSD. Jan S.-The musicians Of
Ell-ry's italian Band We're rendered a
banquet last night En- WOodmen Hall by
Oakland Comp. ". @. W II was given
la c,.apliance with the request Of the late
W. " Temple, who lost his life in the
Byron wreck. and also as an acknowledg-
i1crt OF the assistance rendered by the
band at the tine OF Eir- Temples funeral
A vacant chair occupied place at the
lead Of the table. upon which was placed
a large picture q the departed neighbor
Thomas II. Robinson was the tosstmas-
ter Or. George II Derrick delivered a
culogy in honor Of the absent neighbor
and a set Of resolutions were presented
10 Claiming EIery. commencing him and
his musicians for their kindliness- DR.. Z.
r. Baker of the First Presbyterian
Church delivered an address on The
Vacant Chair" IN which he spoke feel
.ngly Of the dead The other speakers
were J. c.. Roweu Of the State University,
A. G. Taft, consul commander Of Athens
Camp: II. 3. Smith Of Alpha Camp,
George Stetson Of Forest Camp, A. A
Sinclair Of Athens Camp, ". H /. Gelder
and A. G. Saunders.
The members Of the band are Wood
men Afr. Temple took much interest in
the organization during his life time
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
Athens Parlor Installs Officers.

OAKLAND. Jan. 8-Athens Parlor No
1e5. Native Sons Of the Golden West
installed the following officers last night:
President, W. c. Fletcher Jr.; first vice
president, B. II. Dean; second vice presi-
dent /. A Lefevre; third vice president,
II c. White: recording secretary. E F
Garrison; marshal, w T Gray; trustee,
c. A. Lefevre; surgeon, George @.
Reinle; inside sentinel, William E. Ham,
rner; outside sentinel, Charles A Rollins
4 banquet followed the ceremonies. dur
ing which q programme was contributed
by the Reliance Quartet. Arthur Baker,
Rufus Smitht Harry Danforth. Albert
Ross and Horace Eimman.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
CHiRRED' RUNS
MENACE LIVES
Chief Ball Asks Agent
of Bacon Estate to
Hurry.
Brick and Stone Building
to Replace the One
Burned.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call.
Ills Broadway Ian 6


No move having been made to remove
the menacing walls of the recently burned
Bacon building at the corner of Twelfth
and Washington streets, Fire Chief Ball
served notice to-day on F. s. Page, agent
for the Bacon estate, that steps for their
leveling must begin within forty-eight
hours. The building was burned on De-
cember 80 but nothing has been done
toward clearing away the debris so that
pedestrians will be safe.
Upon receiving the notice Agent Page
informed Chief Ball that his demands
would be complied with at once. He said
that the delay was due to chickering's with
contractors, who wanted TO carry the de-
bris away for the privilege of the mate
rial that could be saved. He said also
that a new brick and stone building would
take the place of the destroyed structure
The insurance companies have paid the
Bacon estate a first installment of $4,000
on account in settlement OF it's loss. The
appraisement of Smith Bros. loss Ia still
going on.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
hLDRICH FAILS
FOR THIRD TIME
Millionaire's Son Wants
to Be Restored to
Capacity.
Inherits Fortune, but Is Re-
fused Control by the
Court.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call.

44lb broadway, Jan O.
For the third time the Superior Court Of
this county has refused to restore George
A. Aldrich, the son Of the late banker and
millionaire, William Aldrich. TO capacity
Ten years ago the young man was COM
mitted 10 the State Asylum for the In
sane. and since his discharge in 1896 has
made three unsuccessful efforts to have
the courts declare him competent, thus
emitting him 10 come into absolute con-
trol Of his share Of a s6e0. 900 estate, now
held in trust by his sisters, Helen A. Dun
ming and Alice A Barton
The application OF Aldrich was taken up
this morning before Judge Ellsworth, who
dismissed il on the ground OF lack OF ju-
risdtctio While the matter was being
heard, numerous interruptions Of the pro
ceedings By Aldrich impelled the court TO
remark that the actions OF the petitioner
raised e question as 10 his competency.
Since his release from the asylum the
young man has harassed his sisters IN the
management Of the estate by many law
suits. his purpose being 10 secure upward
OF $50 900 held in trust for him
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
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ADOPT RESOLUTIONS
CoNDEMNING WOODWARD
Members of Building Trades Council
Allege That School Director
Acted Maliciously.

The members of the Building Trades
Council met last%hight and adopted reso-
lutions condemning School Director
Woodward for discharging the mechanics
who were employed by the School Depart
ment. The resolutions adopted allege
that Woodward's report was untrue and
malicious. Following are the resolutions:
Resolved, That we regard the official report
of Director Woodward as in the main untrue.
maIiciorsly conceived and presented with in
tent to defend the Incompetence and misrule OF
the Board of Education by masking 1t as the
friend of organized labor and condemnlng all
who have heretofore taken labor's part
Resolved That the seif-styled 'intelligently
comprehensive report Is unworthy of mem
her of the Board of Education, as 1t shows q
most extraordinary ignorance of the organic
law and claims credit for the said board where
no reason for the same exists and attempts 10
Justify unlawful action and glorify the actor
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
Increase for Fire and Police.

OAKLAND, Jan. S.-The ordinance pro-
viding for two additional detectives and
four additional patrolmen for the Police
Department was finally passed tonight
by the City Council Wilson was the only
Councilman who voted against the in
crease. The ordinance providing for
an increase of the pay members
of the Fire Department was passed
over the veto of Mayor Barstow,
who disapproved OF it to-day on the
ground that the increased expenditure
would cause a deficit. Councilmen Cad
man and Dornin voted against the or
dinance for the same reason that the
Mayor vetoed ii. but it secured the nee
essary two-thirds vote with the votes of
Cuvellier, Wallace, Courtney, Fitzgerald,
Bishop, Schaffer. Ruch and Wilson.
Rover was absent
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
Must Go to Ohio to Be Tried.

LOS ANGELES, Jan s.-Joseph ]. Kee-
gan, alias Sidenwald, the alleged postof-
fee robber, was to-day examined by
United States Commissioner Van Dyke
and was held to answer before the Unit
ed States District Court for the Northern
District Of Ohio. Keegan is one Of tho
three pOstoffice robbers arrested here sew
eral months ago after operating extern
sively in this and other parts OF the cOun-
try. Vinson, one Of the trio, hanged him
self in his cell in the City Prison after
making a full confession. but before he
had signed the statement Keegan was
identified by United States Attorney Sui
liVan of Toledo Ohio.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09

Her husband believed that Mrs. Duggan
had taken sudden notion to go to Ne
vada City 70 visit her sister, Mrs. 7.
MOUNTED, of that place, who had been i'll.
Duggan waited a reasonable length of
time for some word from his absent
spouse, and falling to hear set investiga-
ton afoot. From Mrs MOUNTED he has
learned that the missing woman has not
put in an appearance there. The police
Of the bay cities have been asked. to as
siSt in the search.
Mrs DuEgan is 50 years of age Her
husband fears that she might have been
afflicted with a sudder, mental derange-
ment.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09

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- 100 Camelia street. has been un-
able TO obtain the slightest clew
as TO the whereabouts Of his wife Am
ma T. Duggan. who mysteriously drop
pei out Of sight short time ago.
The day Mrs. Duggan left she met her
stepson. William. at noon when he came
home from school for lunch
I won't be home when you come back
this afternoon said the mother, and
that was the last seen or heard Of her
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
ROGERS FORMALLY
DISMISSES CONTEST
More Than 27 Per Cent of Votes
Cast Were Thrown
0f1f

OAKLAND, Jan. s-Ex-Sherin Oscar
L. Rogers formally withdrew his contest
to the election of John NJ. Bishop as
Sheriff in Judge Ellsworth's court this
morning When the court convened
Attorney Frick, one Of Rogers lawyers,
said:
May IL please the court, we have come to a
point where believe a continuance Of the
contest Will be useless It brought in
good faith but nothing has transpired TO make
US believe any good purpose will be served in
taking up the time Of the court and incurrng
expense to both contestant and respondent. 1
therefore move the court to dismiss the action
The motion was granted A striking
feature Of the recount was that 1900 votes
out Of 400 counted, or 27 per cent of
the ballots, were thrown out.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09

McNear. Miss Florence Bailey and Miss Fran
ces Moore.
Miss Genevieve King was guest Of
honor at an unusually pretty luncheon
yesterday, at which Mrs Harry Breedon
was hostess. The color scheme was red.
carnations being the flower chosen for
decoration, interspersed with asparagus
fern. Candelabra with red shades was
also use1 The affair was quite Informal,
only a few friends being invited. Among
those present were Miss Genevieve King,
Miss Catherine Herrin, Miss Suzanne
Blanding Miss Gertrude Van Wyck. Miss
Ethel Cooper, Miss Edith Simpson and
Miss Mabelle Toy.
Mrs. James Keeney gave a most en-
Joyabie card party at her residence yes
terday afternoon, where a number Of
friends were delightfully."- entertained.
Among those present were:
Mrs. Oxnard Mrs. Russell Wilson, Mrs.
Chase, Mrs McKinstTy. Mrs. FOute, Mrs. Aus
tin Tubbs, Mrs. Henry t. Scott. Mrs Sails
bury. Mrs Detrick. Mrs. Warren Clark Mrs.
Buford. Mrs. Cutter, Mrs. Ryland Wallace.
Mrs. Chauncey Winslow. Mrs. Schwerin and
Mrs. Walter Dean.
The dinner given by James D. Phelan
at the Bohemian Club. on Wednesday
evening, in honor OF Mrs. c. A. Spreckels,
gave to twenty-four invited guests a very
pleasant evening. The host spared no
pains in the empire decorations, which
were lavish and artistic. American Beau
ties, pink tulle, primroses and ferns being
effectively arranged. Those present were:
Mrs. c. August Spreckels. Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter s. Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. John E. de Ruy-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Spreckels. Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick W. McNear Mr. and Mrs. ].
Downey Harvey, Mrs. Eleanor Martin. Mrs.
Frank Sullivan. Mrs William G. Irwin. Miss
Lurline S2reckels, George A. Newhall. E. S.
PiIlsbury Edward NJ Greenway, Harry NJ.
Holbrook Lansing Miner and Joseph To-
bin Jr.
A delightfully."- informal tea was given
by Mrs Thomas Gibbons Taylor and the
Misses Taylor on Wednesday afternoon,
at their home on Pine street. The draw
ing-rooms were prettily decorated and the
callers cordially received. The hostess
and her daughters were assisted in re-
ceiving by the following friends:
Mrs John b Chace Mrs Gardiner Perry
Pond, Miss Gladys Merrill, Miss Rachel Hovey,
Miss Norma Castle Miss Mabel Toy, Miss Amy
Gunn Miss Ella Morgan Miss Ella Porter
Miss Elizabeth FAINTER MISS Anita Meyer.
Miss Jacks of Monterey, Miss Paula Wolff.
Miss Gertrude Campbell. Miss Louise How
land and Miss Gertrude Taylor.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09

MHt attorney, was host last night
" IN at one of the jolliest dinners
u IN that has been given in this city
for many a day. The Palace
conservatory was the scene of the
elaborate function. given in honor Of Miss
Mabel Cluff and her parents, Mr.. and
nesday next for extended European
trip. Covers were laid for forty-fve. and
the beautifully gowned guests seated
about the long table. laden with flowers
and tempting viands, made an interest
ing picture. Clusters of violets were ar
ranged in the center of the table and
Profusion of pink roses ornamented the
outer edge. Pink shaded cande,abra
shed a soft light over the scene and
sweet strains of music gave added pleas
ure to the guests. a clever idea OF the
host in devislng a menu, every name OF
which was a mystery, produced no end
of merriment, as did also the speeches of
promptu remarks. Miss Johnson was
asked to give a violin selection, which
she rendered with delicate sympathy
and a fine technique, delighttng those
present Mr.. Leon Maison, in excellent
voice and spirits, sang Friendship, fol-
lowed by selections from III Trovatore"
and La Traviata' the violin After
the cigars dancing was enjoyed in the
Maple Room until a late hour. Among
those present were:
Miss Mabel Cluf Miss Mabel Hogg. Miss
Gladys Merrill Miss L. Downey. Mrs. Zeilie.
Mrs L. H Bryan. Mrs. Bostwick, Mrs. Ben
nett. Mrs. Larzelere. Mrs Morse. Miss John
son. Miss Jean Downey Miss Stella Fortmann,
Miss Harmes, Miss Florence Callahan. Mrs.
T CIun Mrs. T. L. Ford. Mrs. ]. c. Camp
bell Mrs William Clun Messrs. George D.
Collins Leon Maison, Harry Bates Mr.. Bost
wick DR. H. Moore Larzelere Bennett. Fl. j.
Mr. ZeiIie Harry Cooper. Frank Coakley e.
Morse. George Birdie. William Cluf, Mr..
Ford and Ed Denigan.
Mrs. Gus Taylor, who is always a
charming hostess, gave a luncheon yes
tetrday at her home on Franklin street,
which was a particularly delightful af-
fair. Twelve guests were entertained
complimentary to Miss Emily Wilson.
American Beauties were effectively
ranged for decoration. Those present
were:
Miss Gertrude Eells, Miss Maud Bourn, Miss
Helen Dean, Miss Lurline Spreckels. Mrs. La
than McMullin. Mrs. VIII Taylor, Mrs. Fred
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
Native Sons Form New Parlor.

POINT RICHMOND, Jan. s-A new
parlor OF the Native Sons has been form
ed by thfrtv-fve residents Of this town.
Grand President /. g. ByingtOn. Grand
Secretary Henry Lundstedt and Grand
Otuside Sentinel Emmet Hayden assist
ed in the installation ceremonies. The
cflcers elected are: Past president, J. C
Asher: president G. F. Grant; first vice
president, H. A. Land; second vice presi-
0ent. J.. s. Higgins; third vice president
j. ~. .E-ntrican: treasurer, r. L Adams;
recording secretary. @. l. Sheer; mar
s. al. Richard Coleman.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
Misses Being a Centenarian.

OAKLAND, Jan. S.-Mrs. Ann Near
thur of 1903 Market street, died last night
at the age Of 96 years and months She
was a native of Scotland, from which
country she came fifty-eight years ago.
She leaves three sons and one daughter
Hugh Macarthur of Portland, Or; John
Macarthur of Shasta County, A. L. Nc
Arthur of Wisconsin and Ann Macarthur
of Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
Licensed to Marry.

OAKLAND, Jan. S.-The following mar
riage licenses were issued to-day:
Frank o. Krause. over q, and Sophia
A. Muller. over IS, both of Oakland
Fred NJ Fenwick. 26, San Francisco, and
Agnes X Duff, "a, Berkeley: Frederick
c. Smith, 81, and Anna w. Lerche, 80,
both of San Francisco; Bernett Hurley,
SS, and Georgiana Merrill, 80, both of Oak
land; Otto L. Kreuz, 80, San Francisco,
and Bertha L. Mayer, %, Stockton
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
Ship Carpenter Has Bad Fall.

OAKLAND, Jan. S.-By falling from a
boat staging this afternoon BENJAMIN
Conologue, ship carpenter, residing at
1922 Goss street. was seriously if not IA
tally injured at Dickie's ship yards Como
logue fell thirty feet, striking on his
back and hurting his spine and hips. He
was removed to the Receiving Hospital
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
Wanted for Forgery.

Acting under telegraphic instructions
from New Orleans, Detectives Dinan and
Mulcahy arrested Clarence Rein last
evening and placed him in the tanks at
the Central police station. From meager
information received by Captain of De-
tectives Martin, Rein is wanted in the
southern metropolis for forgery and coun-
terfeiting orders. 1t is alleged that he
signed the name Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company to an order for S4O0
and collected that amount of money
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
LECTURE ON PRIMEVAL
INDIAN HABITATIONS
Miss L. Eaves to Address South Park
Settlement This Evening on
Interesting Subject.

The regular Friday evening lecture at
the South Park Settlement will be given
by Miss L. Eaves tonight
The gifted young lady will describe in
detail the different types OF Indian habi-
tations found in this country when first
discovered by the Caucasians. The lee
ture will be illustrated with a series of
magnificent stereopticon views.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09

TUCSON. Ariz. Jan. s.-The Southern Art
zona Trust Company was Incorporated here to-
day with a capital OF S75, COO all subscribed.
The incorporators are: ". p Hill Of St.
Louis William H Barnes OF Tucson and b. F.
Raw OF Illinois. The company will Immediate
SIS. .OOO.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
Alaskan Coast Lighthouses.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The Senats
Committee on Commerce to-day author
ized a favorable report on Senator Per-
kirs' bill for the establishments of light
houses on the Alaskan coast at a cost OK
$3.50, COO
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
NEW ADVERTIsEa6ENTS.
WHAT CAUSES DANDRURF
Greatest European Authority on Skin
Diseases Says It's a Germ

The old idea that dandruf Is scales
of skin thrown of through feverish con-
dition of the scalp is exploded. Professor
Unna Hamburg, Germany, European au-
thority on skin diseases, says dandruff II
a germ disease. The germ burrows un-
der the scalp. throwing up little scales OF
cuticIe and sapping the vitality OF the
hair at the root The only hair prepara-
ton that kills dandruff germs is New
bros Herpicide. Destroy the cause, you
remove the effec.." Not only cures dan
druff but stops falling hair and causes
q Iuxuriant growth Delightful hair dress
ing Sold at leading drug stores. Send 10
cents In stamps for sample to The Herpi-
eide Co., Detroit. Mich.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
Swallows Poison by Mistake,

OAKLAND. Jan. S.-Michael Hayes. Sc
years old and residing IN West Oakland,
swallowed rat poison by mistake for med
icine this morning. After several hours
effort at the Receiving Hospital the pa
tient was revived.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09

Among the "reminiscences of the class of
'02 at Yale is the story of stout and
healthy looking member, who was told by
his tutor that "he was better fed than
taught" "You teach me; l feed myself
was the retort.-Boston Journal.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09

PCRTLAc1D. Jan. S.-When the Oriental
IErer Iudrapura sails next week she VIII carry
200 tons ~ wheat for Touring mill at Nag
ssak This VIII be the first wheat shipment
~ any size ever made from this port 10 Japan
and the experiment viii be watched with IN
terezr.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-09
THE DAYS DEAD.

YREKA. Jan. s.-John Tyler Moxley =
Siskiyou pioneer and ex-Sherif, died to-
day at the residence Of his son in Etna
He leaves three daughters and two sons.