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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-26

SIT 9iebulntipn er brl10t 1es / &on=
orroS moo B%reit6enten, 8ontlla, ser
imiolertio iiges at babe bilt Jig Gitu=
ottonen bofien beo at bope ien6t 2on=
bets &ongres biem og peo at babe ia.
get Htgets Sgiler I fin egen &aan6
i1otil bioere. Sao bi0t fan ices af @f=
terretningerne er set en6el al @on=
gresiens Meolemmer, blol.6t bpilfe
eroel at Br9ii6entens egne Slegt<
hinge, Der bab6e u6fleffet EN- &lon
ON at i1aa &reii6enten tbiel og iette
en- al bans 6etre / bans 5te0. Ser
blep foretaget ct O,erfal6 paa &re-
lioenten UNDER en- 6eit, men ban flap
fra bet me6 2ibet og tog itrafs fat
pao at. fomme fine Mo6ltan6ere til
libs, bbilfet ipnes at bore lpffeoes
bom faa go6t, at @eboluttonen lite
mener at babe 1mege11 Grem1t6 for
fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-26
9Da0 er &nntrabun0e :?

@bo0 er @untrabuuDe
timber enbuer &rig fun1mer Set
aanle S%jpprgsmaol ON bpa0 &rigs-
fontrohonOe CT frem poa1p, laole0eg
ogloa UNDER Sen lu1pnrenOe &rig.
Striosfrpfterne / 9 item bill bebgpe
rla11gfoloige Si1g, iom Sc fu11 for
lpne Jig lettere mes fer ira 9ol10et
el10 fra uoget nl1oet Ste0 / Gcr0el1,
% looleoes pil Sc Tor. Stoter blipe
lcoertce intercslereOc / Ell 6orto(fning
ON bnoo Ser fon1mer ms 11n0er 8e=
grebet. EroieSlor s. Erott sSl10lon
neo Gbicogo l1nipcrlitet, en- befjen0t
Nutboritet ongooel1oe International
Sob, bor / Oisie Gage fremlot Ell
llotalelle ON benne Sag, iom bpr
fienoes. San bepoer, at 8ropiiio 10
ner, Ser fra ct nel1trolt 2ono len0es
til Mrnneer el(er Tlaooer, Ser ct poo
&rigsfo0, 6prer ino l,n0er &ontru=
banoe og fun Re llaglGggeS al SEN
Stations TienOe, I'll bpilfen Sc er
ien6t; men leroes Erobilionerne life
til Sc / 6elten perenoe Stri0sfref<
ter, opbprer Sc at bore &pntrabanoe.
&mm1nition, Sooben og l1niformer
er ielpfplgelig oltio &ontrobonoe. Sc
meget omtolte Misl o11ri M11l0Dr> ser
ipilleOe en- &ol(e UNDER 8oerfrigen,
bar rem % lfpr &olltraban0e, fun bar
&oerne life / Ston6 til at benptte Jig
al lin get til at bel laglngge Sem.
Siloe ct Sfibsbpggeri fer / 2on0et
ienoe ct fprOtgt og 1lOruitet &rigs=
ifib til Ell al Sc frigsf9ren0e Mogter,
maotte Il. g. Megiering forbpoe Set
te, ga Set pil0e bore = rent %
If9rt Neutrolitetsbruo. Gl1 Gare,
Ser oltio far 1taoet uiiffer / 0enr1e
Torbin0elie, CT &11(. M~(min0elig
talt ct Sui fife &o,1trobonoe, mes
mtinore Set CT 6episliat, at 2a0ningen
CT f%onligneret til f%jenotlig 6loo0e ell
Ter 6l%oa0e6otn; men 0ette fan bore
banlfeligt at bepile. &rslon6 far
olorig pillet ol1erfjen6e @ll lom
&ontroban0e;; men Hrofeslor S>olon
foloer bette ct oberlepet stonopunft
MI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-26
IS anam 8 raftuten
be0taae.t.

Banana &onolen er MI trooot ir6
/ 8irfeligbeoen for ioo blot Srafta-
ten ON MfItaaelie al 2an6 for Bette
9rug fra @epublifen Banamo
Strsbogs bleu go6fjen0t al 6or=
bunbsie1atet. Ser efsi1terer laale-
oes life flere @in6ringer for at Mr-
beioet ton begpn6es 11aor lom belIt,
eg bette bill tie iao inart nogle ng6=
nenoige Gormaliteter er iagttogne.
Ser ifal foretages enfelte @moafor-
anoringer / Spoonerl ben al &enipn
til, at Ben bleo offottet / Sen Sis 60.
lombia baboe @ogten pao 2anSton=
gen. og Der ifol ne6iettes en- @omis-
iion, Ser ffal babe Silipn me6 Mr-
beioet og meo 6orbaltntngen al set
9anb, fom ifsGge Eroftoten tilfaI6er
be 6or. G+ater. Men alt bette er
rene 5ormaliteter; @obe6iagen er. at
Eroftaten er go6fjen6t,og set bill for
b~oobenlig lite pere alt for mange
Star eller fofte alt for mango Mcn=
neffelib f6r @er6ens bigtigfte 8an6-
bel og Ma1tt6ens it6rfte SSrgenieror-
beioe TITLES til @er6ensbanoele,1s
afbenpttelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-26
Entered at the Post Office at st. Faui.
Mimi, rs second class Matchmaker.

S Sen ienere Si6 bar ~Solfebla=
BET" facet Smag for Irtifler, Der CT
fremfommet / 6. @osm1sien @1b.
Chs 8laoe, bbilfet ri i1et lite for
tenfer &ollega l. 6a ri alti6 bor no.
get 9oot at gibe 2eierne. Moar
imiolertio &ollego life alene glemmer
at opgipe &il0el> men en6og ierbe-
rer Irtiflerne, ban bar LIANT fra os,
11lt5er onore uSea0ings" % / cit til
bels G11hret 9fiffclie, iao ipntes Bette
ps life at pnrc felt u0 Satr Nlop.
Set farer hlal1ot o1Oet ill., at ol1Ore
@laoe, Ser CT n1eget lampittigbe0s=
.flil0e 'bmo &iloeungipelier ol1Joor>
fpmn1er ior SfaSe at gpbi fripe uUol-
feblobet" Soger, iom bette Far loant
fra %. &lanot v@entlemel1 of tle
Erels" hl,roe mon, ol0rig betul1fe Jig
paa at gioe &eileren bpoo &eiierens
er - ol(er minbit / Sen @ren al
Eresle,, rUolfebto0ct" til6prer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-26
@opeoifaller os @anbseeemifaber,

5or ca. balban6et &un6re6e Mar
iioen fe6te5 Epiferen Gall, Ser lom
2ege benle0te Spmerfiombe6en poa
Jig beo at fremiette nogle Ebeorier
om> at Sc forifiellige @pner og Sill
bejelisbeoer bos Menneifet gab fig
ltotrpf / &obeolfallens 6orm.
San antog, at 0isie @genfober
beroeoe paa &iernens @irfiombeo og
oenS 5orm> bbilfen ii6ite funoe BE-
ogmmes l,0enf ira.
Sen tp1fe Merbelnge, or. Moebi-
ns, bar III gienoptayet Calls Sbeo=
rier til @ebon6ling og CT efter M
og mere mo6erne l1n6erjpgeIjer naoet
til o1ntrent lomme Nelultot iom fin
Sorg9nger. San oplpler, at ma,l
beO en- nermere belf" ebet 6remgQngs=
maoOe BAT funben en- @nu6e oper
benltre 9ie lom betegnen0e for mote
motiif @egapelie. Sg 6enne @nu-
0es 8eliggenbe0 iborer npie til set
Eltnft, bpor Gall bab6e ploieret 1am=
ME @bne.
Sen Si0> ga man. oberensIem-
meuoe meo Sen ber9mte franif e ST.
oen Ifabsman0 @elp6tius 2ere> antoq,
at ale Wennelf er foote's ems >er lenqit
forbt. Man er MI life. Spipl om,
at BET fun | min6re @ra6 er Sc D6re
Smltenoigbe0er, 1om gjgr % for
fiellige> men at Sc naturlige Mnlng
neienlig far Sfpl0en for bore ofpi=
genoe @genlfaber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-26
g II

Gfterboan6en iom l1gerne goar og
Sc itrioenoe @o9ter / 9itoiien blioer
beore rrlteoe til Mnfalo poa binon=
Sen, er Set naturligt at ser fommer
mere 2ip I &pgterne ON bpa6 Ser bill
fife, 11aar &rigen fommer rigtig /
Gang. S Sc ii0l+e Gage ipnes SIT
tereslen melt at 6reje Jig ON bpao ST.
11o oil gipre eller rettere bpo0 Set
oil faa Sob til at gjbre. Mt set flint
mellfe &ige ct ~full cf fight" er Ser
i1,gen Spipl ON; men set fan nnppe
pentes, at set foar Sou al fplge fine
onhe Spitcr efter at uoenrig3mini=
tier Sans Nrte far facet Ell ioa en-
ltemmig go0 Mo6tagelie operdlt.
Ser fun0e fife poa set nl1berer16e
1ioSpunft tenfes noget forligere ems
at tillaoe &ino at ienoe fine &oroer
lno / M%ancburiet; lelp ON babe
&l1slan0 og Sopon pil6e fin6e Mn=
per1oelle for Sem til at rage &o1ton=
lerne al Sloen- for Jig. @borle0es
Be epropGilfe Mogter bill 1til(e fig,
l1oor S(oget for Mlpor fommer /
Gang er Ser bi6til fun Mntp6ninger
ON; Ser fer fer Ell ito0ig 1tigen6e
SpGnb;ng mellem England poa Sen
enc SIDE og Spiflon0 og nobnlia
Tronfrig Iom &usIon6s lporne MI=
liereoe 'poo SEN an6en. s Sc itore
So%noelscentrer / europa far ser al
lereoe biit Jig meget betenfelige Segn
poa Fanif paa Sc fe6e116e 8grier ]om
8plge al &rigsrpgterne. Sgioa
Sponien CT I'LL grebet al &rigsfebe=
ren mes 6rp9t for, at @nglon6 un0er
epentuelle Sornif(inger 1ful6e fao
/ @inoe at legge 8ei(og poa noale
al Sc Ipunlfe Ger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-26

@n brenoenSe @pprboga poa &c.
rimer She. 2tnien / &ittsbnrg, @o.,
tom / 2eroags / ful6 Start, u0er,
8remier, ne6 ao 5 Mbe., og fortiatte
lin 'btl6e Sart, in6til sen 1ton61e6e al
Jig ielp, bborefter Sen bren6te suI0=
itenoig / 2ebet al Is Minutter. g1
at oens Motorer iprengtes, og 1a
Motormanoen nil6e BRUCE Den an.
ben, efsplo6ereoe ogiao oerne. @oq-
men begpnote 90 at lgbe tiIboge mes
d6 Sen iteile. @a6e, i6et 8remierne
lesnebes. Ser bar 90 &osiagerer
ombor6, og 6isfe iggte at re66e fig
iom 6e be6it hun6e UNDER Sen bil6e
Sort; fire af Dem tom femmelig
baarbt tilffaoe be6 at fpringe al @og-
men.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-26
st Trtmerfe iulgt fur 1850 &mnb
Stcrltmg.

On gngInn0er, Ser lom @fole.
0ren9 bopDe ian1let paa 6rimerfer
6opoe / fin 5omling> iom fan / as
lf!ilige Mor life bop6e iflnrtet rin=
geite SpmGrfiombe6> ct Grimnrfe al
cit gol1lfe uonet @nr6i
Set bar en- blaa MonritiuS fra
Maret 1874. @onife tiltnloigt bite
@nglen0eren 0ette Merfe til Ell una
9ame, Ser bar p%oslioneret sSrimnr<
felom1ar> og imile6e pantro, Da 9a=
men uObrq6: nMm BET ct j. &1,n-
ore6er al Nun6 nnrt!"
@n 5agfpn6tg befrefte6e 0enne
l1otolelie, "a Sen lpffelige S%n6ebaper
at Mgrfet forqnitalte0e itrafs Ell
Mltftion, be6 bbilfen ca. 600 Srimer=
fSeiamlere og -ban6lere bab6e gipet
Meoe. Set f9rite 8116 le6 pao 500
B6. STERLING. Men 6erne Gum Iteg
f'o%rbapien6e bnrtigt og bar inart op-
pc paa 1900 86. Sra hit al gge0es
5uma1en me6 ffiftepis 90 og SO 49,
in0til .Srimerfet tilfol6t en- &r.
CRAWFORD for 1850 &11n6 STERLING.
Il 81. @terl. er Zig 5 9ollnrs.
Man paaitaar> at &r. @rapfor1 bar
n1p6t iom @gent for 8rinien of
@ales.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-26

aabne Sanoelen for olle 6anife 8or-
gere, og / 1854 gabes Sen fri for
ollie Mationen..
6glgen al @pioemier> &ungers1196
og MiSregtmente CT Sen, at me6enS
De ifan0inobiife 2an0e Oilers MT er
iaa meget tettere befolfet ems / ca
gatioen> far Sslon6 ferre 8e-
boere MI ems / @agati6en.
Set bar 1m noget ODER TO-
900 Sn0bpggere mos en- 100000 /
SribeoSti0en. Sg en06o er 6olfe-
tollet iteget fra $4,000 / 1901. Sg
Der ct / Sc 1t6lte 3 Mar n0banbret
cber 10000 Mennei fer> belentlig til
Gonaoa> ct tobermoo6e fort Sal for
en- ioa tpn6 8efolfning.
Men troos ale 6isIe Marela6nin-
ger far Set islan6ffe Solf beparet fin
&raft. Set merfes pao en- iaa6on
Cling iom 6en> at man. uagtet ser
ingen Mlmuelfoler err, man boer for
longt fra binan6e1, for iprebte, Ser
er pfte Mt[e til nGrmeite gfabo, far
bcnaret i'm %aan6elige Snteres iertbe6,
tin ltoltge @o0tageligbe0 for Set ser
ligger us ODER SEN bjemlige 8pg9.
6eorene lerer 8grnene af lele oa
ifribe> SsIan6 far en- / 6orboro til
lit Soltetal rig 2iteratur og Yresie.
Sg iioen 2anoet fit fin Torfotning,er
Der paa alle Smroa6er giort roife
Sremifrtot. Man bar iaole6es bDg.
get Broer og anlagt @eie, giort / 20
Mar mere for Samfpemmet en6 / 81
foregaoen0e Sultn6e. Mon far iie1
begDnot at n0nptte @obets ssiiferig:
bonn. 10000 Menneifer faor 6g0er
6erbe6. Ser er bao6e / Ses116= oo
nofbriel 1tGrf @efit /. 8eore SIDE,
ipnes ga at oprtn6e for Sen gomlt
8jergG m1e6 Sc 1tolte Min6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-26


st flart &cpis. @n MplfeDan6>
Ter I 8rooflDn> Sc. g. fol6t for nos
gen Sio 1ioen neb / en- l1ogropning
I en- at @a0erne, og bans Muifler og
9terber b[ep / Sen @ra6 angreb 1e at
Soloet, at 1e bleb al6eleS fgleSlple.
San anlag6e ga @ritatningsiggsmaal
moo 8Den, og Surpen far tilfienbt
bam $4,000, men f6rit efter at set
bar ptit ben, at ser fun6e ltiffes ifQr>
pc &nibe og gl66en6e Sern ino /
&ig6et paa Sen GiIlfn6etomne u6en
at 6enne bifte @bor af Segr til at
ban iglte set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-26

2orfn5o GrOisbs, ser iiges at bore
@lote @ormonfirfen> og iom /
nogen SD bar babt Citation / Mtlon.
ia, @a., bar begaoet @elpmorb ON.
boro poa ct Nlton Eren ,1er Sig5ee,
Mo., / bbtlfet ban bor poa Sci til
SDoen. S bans CONNER fon6tes
Brebe, Der tD6e6e poo,ot ser bar MINI
Ore geo 6oritaaeIie mellem bom %
ct Bar al bans Sooner, og at Sci bar
bette Ger breb bam / 9eben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-26
st tnff 8rohinsbro6 rne66pI,

= st tpif @robinsbIa6 meo6eIer
st belfomment @e6aftionsefsemplor
| Sfttfelfe al en megtig 86lie bIeb
tgaor Mittllet % fra en- trofait Mbon=
11ert | Mn1e0ning al Ben aarIige Sni=
1peilogt. Slige @en6inger feI alti6
bere belfomne iom en- bsbageIig Mf-
befsltng for r6en ferfte O%I6enborre" /,
"oet 1anaite @restraa", zen forfm-
tt Sommerfngl" % 1esIige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-26
: On Mmeriforer ouertere6e

= On @meriforer opertere6e i
8labene: r@nbbel, Der til mig in6=
TENDER fem og tpbe Gents og ct SRI
marfe til Sparporto, ongiber leg ct
Mio6el til at iamle De n~g6ben6ige
Henge til lin &nsleie for set fommen-
De Mar." 6emogtDbecenternc reg
nebe ne6 ODER Mon6en, ser ogiaa er<
Zig NOT til bber at Sn6ien6erne ien6te
ct @irfulere,. in6ebol6en6e fplgen6e
r@idr lieefom leg"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-26
ct Donmarf 9itniien

I@t 0anmarf | e n,
&et beiet ct set Ell garife naturlia
Sing at Spifla1t6 nerer BARN SDm=
patti me0 &l1sla,t6 / Sets mnb9ren0e
Scamp I 9itaiier1; bba0 9fl1slan0 MI
lpger at ppnoa ser er life an6et, ems
bua0 Splf1or16 ollere6c Dor naaet /
Gpropo. Scored % Mancburiet
lpi(lcr %omtrcntlig famine &olle mt
iom SEN 9onmorf / ioa lang cit Mor-
rGffe il10tog og opcrfcr Set %ropgierri=
&C Splflan6, % iom enote meb Sa=
het of Sgnoeripl(ono. S begge Sill
fGloe CT Set Moplpit ser Iigger til
@rltnb for &elt. Sorlfiellen er
finn, at 9onmorf fempeoe mes 81
penpo fcr Dpa6 ser tilbprte set pg
gap fprlt efter, ga sets forreoerifc
&enner ipigteoe SET, % 6a 0ets
&refter bar uot6mte; &orea logger
@enoerne / Sfe0et 90 fer i1ppt lige=
gploigt poa at sets 5elbiten0igbeo
berpbes set. Men UNDER Smiten=
%0igbeoerne er Epif(on5 @pmpatbi
for &l1slo,r6 p0erlig foritaaelig; &b=
pere bi( olti0 Dellt ltette &pbere.
6 bicago unineritet 3.
Sra ingen 29reanlta!t / @er6en
er Ser / Si0ens2eb fat iaa mango l1n=
0erlige &aaltonbe og bioenifabelige
&aobit / Smlpb iom fra @bfcago
l1niperiitet. Ser ct / Gioens 2pb
pit f~olosiale Summer 110 paa 6enne
Snititutiou, men tesl;agtet bar Sen
alti0 / Sen %offenlige 8epi0ltbeb ltaaet
omgipet mes Ell 9fimrbus al &umbug
% Scniatipn, JONI Dar lfo5et Be Torl IT,
l1ingsrei 1ltotcr, Ser bl,r0e fremfom=
met fra Ell loo bel oflogt Sfole.
9po0 Ser / iurlig @rao ipnes at
base lfaoct Sfoleu CT Ee>ts Nf1rn=
gigbeo al MillionGrel1 &ocfe feller>
Ser troos bans @igopm er CIT al Sc
Mr1,o fer / 2onoet, Ser er inoerliglt
% bierteligit ba0eoe % foroeteoe.
Monge al 6el1S 2nrere far trc6s Set
te / en- ol0eles utilbprlig @rao ligget
paa Mapen for 6enne 8lo0il1ger;
iGrlig gjGl6er Bette ON en 8rofes=
for Sriggs, Ser oltio far bert til Sen
melt rooifa(e % ieniationclle pi0el<
ifabelige 6lpi be0 l1niperiitetet, og
lom 0rcD Set til at lptte &ocfefeller
og Hl1llman / &losie mes G6ofe=
ipeare. S Sen %ie11ere Sis er Ser
Segn til, at Chicago l%1niperlitel bil
begpl1Oe Ell 11p 9gro; Gets 6orito10er,
Hrofeslor @orper, bar erflnret, at
Set fife mere pil tilbpre @optijtjon1=
full0et, icm Set bi0til far bprt i.,o
1naber, ian1t 9ipet cit bel 9el al Sc
melt ienlotionel(e 2nrere, 0eriblon0t
EroieSior Sriggs, Mfife0. Set tpr
baobe5, at ltniperiitetet pe0 iao6onne
Toranitolturinger moo noo OPP til Sen
bioenifabelige Mgtelie> iom sets rige
Mi0ler gibet Set M6gang til.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-26

'boboe facet cit 9ngeifole | &eifjo=
pif, at man CT blepen Iaa pelfprlp=
net. Som ser imitiomme @pgoom=
me, opoe Soft iom Nrner / 6isie f11g<
tige, uiun6e @oliger. 1907 ifaI Ser
bore 800 $4,000 Menneifer al Sop
per. Sg ielp en- @pg0om iom Mes=
linger fun6e rD66e ganife ortigt OBJ.
SertI tom itaoige &ungeraar> / set
II. og 18. Marbun6re6e bar ser
boert onoet eller treble Mar &ungers=
np6 Ter eller ser. Sen Iette Or6=
ming al &anoelsforbol6ene bi6rog fit
til Ne6en. 1902 beitemte @briitian
", at fun 9anife maatte bonole poo
9er, ban lufffe6e @nglen6erne pg
Samborgerne u6e til 6or6eI for fine
egne unoeriaatters Sortieneite, en- /
og for fig meget %fornufttg 6ordnitaIt=
ming, goot Sraa6 me6 Ei6ens &anz
oelstbeorier. nlDffen bar Blot, at Sc
&ompagnter, ser bab6e @neret paa
Sanoelen, lebere6e 6aarlige og bpre
8arer og ifambe6 !SsIen6erne poa
oeres 8arer. 1884 og IS bleb Sil=
ltan6en rent fortptblet, Ser bar Sum.
gerSneo, Soripningen fra Donmarf
bar Inn ringe og at 6aorIig 8eifaf-
fenbe6, Ser 1g6e ca. 5000 Menne-
tier. Saa n96tes @egieringen til at
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08
FELONY CHARGE
AGAINST MEYERS
Man That Reused Sympathy
of Officials by Pretended
Loss of Memory Arrested
ACCUSED OF FORGERY
Charged With Signing Name
of Firm That Employed
Him, for Period of Weeks

The man whose pretended loss of
memory puzzled the physicians at the
Central Emergency Hospital for few
days till they discovered that he was
a faker Is now in the tanks" at the
City Prison and will have three charges
of forgery booked against him. His real
name is John d. Meyers and for three
weeks up to the time he went to the
hospital on February "a he had bean
employed as solicitor for Paul Rieger
q Co, perfumers, 161 First street.
He was arrested early yesterday
morning on Mission street by Police
men Cullnan and Cameron. He met
James F. Reilly of 1927 Fifteenth street
about / O'Clock in the morning and, it
is alleged, asked Reilly to advance him
50 on a check for $25 on the Hibernia
Bank payable to r. A. Lane and pur-
porting TO be signed -. A. Tobin." He
told. Reilly a plausible story and got
the 81. Reilly went into saloon and
asked the bartender to cash the check
and was informed that it was worth :
less. Reilly Immediately notified the
policemen and Meyers was arrested.
Detective Whitaker had been looking
for Meyers since February Is. On that
day, it is alleged he went into the
Railroad saloon, 635 Clay street and
drank 81 worth of liquor, paying for it
with a check for $50 on the Nevada
National Bank and purporting to be
signed by Paul Rieger & Co. The
check was worthless. On March 2, the
day he was discharged from the Cen
tral Emergency Hospital, he went into
the Lion pharmacy at Seventh and Mis-
sion streets. it is asserted, and pur-
chased a bottle of medicine. 1t is al
legged that he gave in payment a check
for s.. also purporting to be signed by
Paul Rieger & Co, and got dollar
on it, telling the clerk that he would
call later and redeem the check.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08
STATUS OF UNION. LABOR GIVEN
CONSIDERATION BY CLERGYMEN
Richard Cornelius, President of Carmen'S Union,
Appears Before Ministers of Christian Church
and Answers Questions Regarding Organization

that way inclined to-day. l believe
that the labor union comes nearer
teaching what Christ meant than the
churches. While we have men In our
organization that would stand for any,
thing that is bad. they are not pre-
dominating. 1 want to go to church,
but not to be told that 1 must be sat
isfied with a place that God has not
given me-
DR.. Boyer asked why the unions were
not in sympathy with the church in
its work to suppress the saloon.
Cornelius said:
Il have an opinion that dignitaries
in the church spend more In month
than the workingman does in a year"
Cornelius then continued by saying:
I'VE oppose the liquor traffic. There
are saloons in the Mission that are
nothing else but gambling dens where
they play cards all the night through.
| They are innocent enough to look at
from the outside, but within they are
dens where gambling is rife. l have
taken steps in the matter and after
considerable trouble got the Commis-
sioners to- close them, but they are in
full blast again, and it is my intention
to go after them once more.
Members of the Methodist Ministers
Association met yesterday morning at
Epworth Hall and heard a paper by
the Rev. Mr.. OMAN, in which he ad-
vocated a certain or limited form OF
ritualism in the Methodist church.
The Presbyterian Ministers Associa
tion met at the Presbyterian House.
Sacramento street, the Rev. Moses Ber-
cowitz, president, in the chair. DR..
H. l.. Seager read a paper, his sub
jeet being Value of Pain" which
proved so interesting to the elergymen
that it was decided good idea to hear
more papers from laymen.
The Baptist ministers assembled at
their weekly meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A
yesterday morning, the Rev. Louis j,
Sawyer in the chair. A paper on THE
Condition and Prospects of Baptist
Work Among Chinese in America" to-
gether with statistics, by the Rev.
George Campbell, gave great satisfac-
ton.
The Congregational Ministers Asso-
eiation the Rev William RAIDER presi-
dent, listened TO discourse by Stuart
Elliott yesterday morning.
The Womans Occidental Board of
Presbyterian Foreign Missions had an
important meeting yesterday, which
was attended by noted women In
church work from Africa, China, Scot
| land, New York and other points of
America.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08
OFFENDERS PLEAD IN
THE FEDERAL COURT
POstOfiice Clerk Reynolds Admits His
Guilt, and Other Criminals Are
Granted Till Saturday

In the United States District Court
yesterday Thomas F. Reynolds. clerk
in the postoffice at Redding, pleaded
guilty to an indictment charging him
with secreting and embeZzling letters
containing money orders and drafts.
He was ordered to appear for SEN
tence on Saturday.
Marsillio Vanni was allowed until
Saturday to plead TO an indictment
charging him with having in his pos
session a steel die for the counterfeit
ing of American silver dollars.
The cases of conspiracy against
William F. Dasha, Thomas j. Demp-
sey. Thomas T. Burnett and Lee Lin
were set for trial April 1.
The trials of Callahan, Tighe and
Sutcliffe for counterfeiting were set
for April /.
Judge de Haven denied the petition
of George ID. Collins for a writ of ha-
beas corpus on behalf of All Sin, who
was convicted in the Police Court on
ordinance prohibiting the visiting to
any rooms barred or barricaded
against the police and wherein dice,
cards and fan tan layouts were ex-
posed to view.
Collins intends to take the matter
to the United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals. He contends that the or
dinance is in violation of the four
teenth amendment to the constitution.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08
BOLD THIEVES
ROB AGED NAN
Minor Martin, Eighty Years
Old, Relieved of Coin by
Three Daring Criminals
no CLEW TO CULPRITS
Thug Uses 0vercOat as a
Shield and Secures Canvas
Bag Containing Hundreds

One Of the most daring robberies
ever committed in this city occurred
yesterday morning at about u. 20
clock, when aged Minor S. Martin.
VINO was among the hundreds of bus
ding and excited men in the Pacific
stock Board. was despoiled of a canvas 9
bag containing $50.
Martin, who is so years old and re-
s'aes AT 1865 Tenth avenue. East Oak
iand' upon his arrival at the city early
yesterday morning went to Wells.
Fargo < Co.'S Bank. the Donohoe-K Kelly
bank and the Nevada Bank. where he
drew he 1915. OF the money $50 was
IN gold coin, and the remaining IS in
silver
he went straightway 10 the Pacific
STOCK Board. LeidesdOrff street and
was entering the crowded hall when
three pen, one OF whom had a light
oFercoat thrown over his arm, bumped
into him with considerable force. They
apoiogized prOfusely and Martin
thought nothing further Of the incident
until he discovered his loss.
il is the theory Of the police that the
man with the light overeoat jostled
Martin from the rear, at the same time
throwing the swinging end of the coat
over the aged mans shoulder SO that
it hung down in front Of him Thus
shielded, the thief quietly drew the
canvas bag out Of Martins pocket. At
the same tine another of the gang
5ostled into Martin from the other side.
thus drawing his attention from the
coat While Martin looked to see who
had bumped into him, the first thief
withdrew, with the coat still over his
arm. entirely hiding the sack that he
held underneath
few minutes later Martin put his
hand 10 his pocket for the money but
found, % his dismay. that it was gone.
He franucally called out that he had
been robbed and ordered the doors
locked. The announcement of the rob
berry created great excitement among
the brokers and, to man. they felt TO
see If they had also been despoiled.
Martin told the story Of the robbery
as best he could. but was so agitated
that ne could not make his listeners
understand the details Of the case. and
Dog the time the officers had an inkling
~ what was wrong the thieves had
made good their escape.
Martin could give no definite descrip-
tion Of any Of the robbers other than
that the man with the light OvercOat
was tail. rather good looking and
young He further stated that the man
was a stranger TO the Stock Board and
that he had never seen him before.
The money WAS in the right inside
pocket of Martins coat
Detective Byram was detailed on the
case. but as yet no arrests have been
made