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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11
>8looene er al en- Tarpe GO set neoer.

Sl1Oene er al en- SQroe rg Oel Heoel
Ute en- anben.
S oen forte Sis Saponeierne ba1
nrret iblan6t os, er Be blebne Mlles
&cn1,er. 9eres @ie1tfribe6 fien6e,
in6en @renier, % Sc ltgefrem for
Tiger at obergaa binan6en meo Smg'
Defcmmcrsbeo, Sien1toilligbeo og @ap'
milobeb. @nbber al Sc til Soften ner'
@perenoe @jelter forlro Saben me1
0en S%ilfreosbe0 at babe tilbragt nog'
lie fornpjelige, minoepar0tge Stmer
90 tillige rigeltg belesiet mes Ga
Der pg Soubenirs.
Otter at pere fommen biem tog ri
Sss1,pentor ODER Dor Mnoel, bette pa1
%forbun6en mes Ell Gel &anlfeligbeo
'Gnbper &erre CD peo; bpor nenat Del
er at itiffe en- eller anoet lille Glen
1tono / 2ommen; men tit er set for
bu11bet mes oberoroentlige Itore sc.
1pnrliebeoer 1T faa Sent op; mon
f1u,0c nrl item friltes til at tro, at ga.
ger,,e bare groeoe fat / 9ommen. Scot
0erpm, III fonot efter q lesntngen al
ri, toffet nere Saponeiernes @ac'
1ni(SheN M bpr eucn SSpr6tahe0 bur
blep bertgeoe me6:
5 &if ter,
Sfeletter,
3 funltige strdoeifer,
3 8uile Spill,
1 &affe Stag,
6 Gmaa) &affer She,
9ille6er,
/ 2uatcfruffe (6etne onneftereoe
,1otlrligpis itrofs Dor 8ip),
: s GbrpiantbemumsGom gift famine
&eD, og fgr omtalte Mfguo, iom hi
1fol pibe at n6nptte nelte Gang ri
fommer / &engeforlegenbe6. Sfdlge
Gtiernerne fer 6ette lom &egel ben=
d0 Mi6ten paa Maane6en.
81 maa beule6e SpmGrfiombe6en
poa at Sfeletterne bar en- Mintatur,
aloeles bamlpie imoo Sure iom more
Sc Jig mes at hGuae pg 0alfe poo en-
Sropc5 og oilers for &elten ic fnu=
1c11bc ligcglabe 110.
Gfterfrift. Sen rl1sliife
Geiun6t glorierebe be0 lin 6rape,
relic
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11
for Gu6a = 5oGanoet.

Ser er fun faa 6olf, ser far no.
gen soc ON bbo6 Cuba egentlig er.
@ar man life ielp beret ser, iao er
set bonifeligt at foritaa> at Der Tan
fin6es ct iadoant &ara6is iaa ner
&iem1et. Smtrent fire Doges Mei>
ie bringer en- fri 2anoet al Sroit og
Sne til 2an6et at ebigparenoe @om-
mer. 0g iaa 6isie Somre. Set er
life iom pore Somre Der mes, en- trDf=
fen6e &eoe, og 6luer og Mpg / SUI
iin6tals, iaa set er banifeligt at bol-
Sc 6et n6. Ser fien0er man fife til
@o1itif, og 6lner og @pg er forbcl0s-
big faatallige. .@anife bilt er set
barmt ON Sommeren, men set er en-
bebagelig &arme, mo6ereret al o.
8inoene. Sbermometret bol0er fig
gienner mellem IS og 49, meoens SET
ON @interen fan goa neo til IS.
Mean fan plonte og belte noget bber
Doq I Mnret. Sba6 en- Mcre 2ano
Tan pro6ucere er ganife enormt -
op til flere b11n0re6e Dollars ON Ma-
ret. 2an6et fan MI faoes meget Bill,
ligt og paa lette 8etingelier. 10
Mcres til 20 Collars Mcren er moi
for %bbemiombellt. ga, set bill gtpe
mere al Zig emo 100 Acres fer fan
gjgre. 0g iaa fan set faces pao
Iette Mfbetolinger. Gi6ere un6erret=
ming meo6eles 9jerne beo @enpen6el-
Ie til nn0ertegne6e.
Sobnien & g.,
46 Union 8Iocf,
ct. Saul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11
@fanbale / 9epmteretfammeret

@fanbale / 9eputeretfammeret.
Sen franffe lobstben6e Goriamling
bar ii6ite lge Sfuepla6ien for pil9e
@cener. Com tt6ltgere omtaIt bar
Ser fremiat en- 8eifpl6ning moo
&rigsmintiter Mn6re for at babe for
a%nftaltet u6iptonering al Mrm6office,
rernes Bripatlip og perionlige @nifu.
elier, 11abnltg ooerfor BET flerifale og
robaliitiife .Spgrgsmaal. On @omite,
ne6fat al 9eputeretfammeret, rappor-
tere6e til 6ette, at Miniiteren lite bar
ifpl6ig, men me6 ct beiit ubetp6eltgt
|Glertal. St6ite' nge Tom @agen til
8ebm6Iing / Deputerettammeret, og
ber in6traf 6e pil6eite Scener og
@lagsmaal. On al Sc met befien6te
ropaliitiife 9eputereoe, .Sbbeton,. git
!esnoo = lag bibt, Ct ban .{log @iniite,.
rensi @niigta bborefter bon flpgte6e
og fiuIte iig bag fine Meniuesfaller
M6oet blep itrafs bepet, oe
sd Set otter bleb optaget, efter at ber,
bar bragt So %tilbeie, b1ep set oe6ta.
get mio1ertioig at uoelutfe @ppetor
LAT Goriamlingeu, gan negtcoe a
forlaoe Goriamlineen og matte firr'
ines beb Militermaet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11
B6n ON 0jdlp.

@jennem Disle 2inier rettes Ell in6<
%trnngen0e Spfor0ri11g ON @jRlp til
olle og enbber, iom bar @ierte til at
lin6re en- gommel, ulpffeligt ltillet
&pinoes Mpo.
@amIe Mrs. Senien ct sc Mar> er
iaagoot lom Blind, og gauife lam |
Sen enc SIDE, iaa at bum fun meo
1tprlte Belper fan flptte Jig fra Sen
Stol, / bpilfen b1n ti%lbringer set ME-
1te al 9agen. Sum leoer iammen
n1e0 i'm 60=oorige Sen, Ser, ipagelia
% ofte ie%ngeliggen6e iom Fan er, fun
0aorligt fan bjerge Gp6en til Jig ielp,
enbiige til itn gamle Mo6er. Maar
ban er iaa raft, at ban tan gaa pao
Mrbej6e, ii66er SEN itaffels @amle
ale,1e fra Morgen til Mften; BUN fan
life lie at ten0e @asien, maa 6erfor
1tboe / Merfe og ofte u6en Ggoe, til
fan fommer biem, og naar Fan lite
fan gaa paa Mrbei6e, er set let at for,
.ltoo,, at Meoen / nelten er6nu itgrre
@ra6 er til @uie. =
- "Mf, jeg fful6e bore blepen Ser
.biemme / Sgn6erborg", bet er Ont
fpeoet paa SEN gamle @ones &lage,
linen ga min Manb og min an6en
@gn bqr omfommne paa Open, 1ao
Drog oct / mig, at bam, leg bap6e
tilbaee beropre, ban tr9ngte til mig"
- Sun aolb6 Mo6erfelelien, meu
Mmerifa gap ben6e lite blioe &aar, oq
efter mango Mars 51ib % Meie bar
fun MI en- 2ipsaften iaa mgrf, at IT.
gen fan bore @tone BERTH, r6en al
Set Ierer / @jertet.
l1be / Mortpoob 8arf bigger 6e
oanife &l6er6omsbiem; benligt dob.
ner set fine Ddre for mango al Dem
Ser Ienges efter at lebe 6eres 1t6itf
Gage unoer fierltg @leie og / imuffe
freoelige Omgipelier. 0giaa for Ser
gamfe Mrs. Senien itaar Ser en- Bla0s
aaben, bbor ben6es MI iaa fnugenot
triite Gilperelle fun6e forban6les til
en- Ips og bl;6 2ipsaten. Men Sc
tingelien for at bette fan ifte,. maa ne6
nenoiebts opfpl6es: 6e 200 Don., Jon
Set foiter at fomme in6 paa &iemmet
mao ifaffes %tiloeie, % Ter 9aloer 6e
tiIlige, at Ben, ser bielper burtigt
bieIper beoit. '@i baaber, at ingen
iom Iefer 6isfe 2inier, bill fur11e ber,
oper fit $ierte lite at poe fin. Sfiarp
gao lite ligegploigt ben ODER Set, me1
'gier meo BET iamu.e e @reb neo
8ortemonneen % eim bbuo Sc ipnes
Sc Tan poe, for at SEN gamIe Som
life nfal bore mot til at fortiette fit
fummerlige GiIoereIie. Gro lite, Sc
er roen 8etp6ning, at En- tner ellie
mirtore bielper til; buff poo, Fer gieI
Ser set Be mango Befte. imqal
&aitor S. 6. 6r6o m,
106 8icterbife. Ct, @bicoeo
8ioragene be6eS ien6eS UNDER obe,
1taaenoe Moresie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

stlpbrpllnp. @or @%orreiponoen1
i1rop, g. g., meooeler, at Dor SANDS
mano @me6 g. Beterien % $uitrr
ser / @per1 ben 20. 0ftober feireot
@elpbrDllup UNDER liplig DeltageliF
al 2anbsmenb og @en1ter t,8Den ol
0megnen.
Ser CT @ommeretts 2gb arrtbere1
mango Donife til SroD fra bet gaml'
.2an6, og mango Danife ! 8pen ba1
peret paa 8eigg / Georelanoet, mer
er MI oen6t tilbage; blan6t be itol
biemfomne er @freoer 81. 2auritier
me6 6amtlie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

8eli66elie> antager man. at fan bar
berpbet Jig 2ipet at &engeiorger. San
bob6e / l9ngere Sis bentet paa Ell
8engeforienoelie fra @jemlanoet.
SON 1fDlote for Opbol6et poa &otel=
let. @n. fer / 8pen boen0e 6amilie,
Scr. og @rs. 6ranf Sobnion, bar
i0entificeret 2iget og opgiper at ben
Mf1g6e bar Sen al EN- belitaaen6e
Gamilie / Stocfbolm. Sen ipenit-
norife &oniul | ct. Saul bar meooelt
benne 9g6sfaloet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

Sos Mpertisiemertet ON oct lml1f:
fe 2an6> ri bar ttllalgs. beb Mille
2ocs 5een. Sg loo BET fife bltbt
meo 2esningen men fom IND og 1e o.
ONT set. Set er birfelig en- iiel6er
Mnleoning.
Sobnion & Co.,
46 Union 8locf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11
minneapolis.

&pens Mpller, iom / nogen Sis
enten bar 1taaet felt ltille eller ar
bei6et me6 bolp &raft paa @rl1n6 al
for faa Or6res, far MI otter fooe!
6art paa, t6et @fteripergi len CT Die,
bet iterre. Sra n1lan6et er ser bog
cn6r1 II iaa 9o0t iom ingen 8eitilliuger
hao Mel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

Ss@lobe 8pgnin9eu opito6 @en0ag
Mften en- Slolb3 / Eribune Brintine
Co.'S 2ofaler paa @run6 al ilet ito
lere6e eleftrtffe 2e6ninger. Den blcp
op6aget fbr 6en bapbe grebet meget
ON fig, men 6en oar meget banifelig
at fao @ngt me6, 6a Ben bar opltaaet
mellem @ulbplanferne. Gabet er {.
$4,000, iom u6eluffen6e fal6er pao
&rinting &ompagniet og 8pgningel1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11
1ninneiota.

- Mrs. CHARLES @ilperlon> Mo-
Dor @ilperions @ultrn fra Seem ltlm,
er 500 / Cincinnati.
- Sra @inono me0oeles> at Min=
neiota Seletpjs 6oftorD, ser ne0=
brnr6te ii6lte Ginter> iornplig er BE
ben reorganiieret me6 ny &apitol
og, at set MI pil g%ienoptoge iin @irf=
lombe6. &l1bbor6 @locf'en ct Die
pen ,Iejet iom @ope6fporter for 6pr=
retningen.
- Sra <tle6ge ner ct. Glou5
meo0eles> at ulpe MI CT bleben tolri=
ge ser paa @gnen> ia %en0ogiaa far,
lige. Sire Sormere er blepne an:
grebne al 6em og beito6 en- baor<
& mes 6em; MI er ser organi:
lcret Sagtportier og ct Gorl6g oil Bill:
be giort paa at 6em u6rp60et.
- Sra ct. Gloun meo6eles, at
Spole, en- lille 8D Is Mil moro fo1
famine, er en- lille 8uarid Giqe, Sat.
ter al Sobn @oa0erlicf fommet IN:
felig al Gage be0 uforligtigt at bill:
le benptte &eroiin til Opfpring
&omfuret. &eroiinfan6en efsplo6e:
reoe,og Sen brenoen6e Ge6f e tilre6t<
benoe iaa frpgteligt, at 6a Sorel6re:
ne, Ser par &irfe> Tom biem> fan61
6e ben6e liggen6e 500 paa @ulpet
- @eo. g. @aloenitrom> en- trent
rugen6e 8r9it Stats:nan6 og Sore,
6ragsboloer, meget bef.en6t iom Sc,
Der at 0ppoitionen moo @totsftrfen
/ Sperige, talte for ct &ubitorilm al
900 Menneifer / 0perabl1iet / @Hl'
mar / forrige uge. Ser bar fac
mango ser bnifeoe at bbre bam,. al
6olf / &%unore6en;s git bort mel
%uforrettet @ag. @ep. @albenitron
er pao fin rup9renbe Sore6ragstour'
ne / Sc Gor. Stater % CANADA fo1
treble og antagelig iibfte Gang.
= Me6 en- ny Mois @ufntngs'
maifi1te er ser f%ornplig bIeben anittl.
let @rgbe paa 9. Mc@onocbieS
6orm beo @tlot moun6 / Gillmort
County, 11er @inona, og Ben fiqes
at arbei6e paa 6en melt ~tilfreositI
Ier6e Moo6e. Sen gaar run6t CT
Maismorf tagen6e en- @effe 40 @an
gen, riper 9rene at Maiien fra @ttI
fen % buffer 6em, % 6e ren1e6e Mais
9ren faites igiennem en- &rogt neo
en- @ogr, ser 1bber pe6 St6en al Mo
ifinen. Denne npe metbo6e me,nes
CT billie repolntionere Moa6en a
beban6le Mais paa.
- Sobn Moe, Ben BARTENDER, on
bnem hi forrige l1ge me6oelte, at bq1
II S%elpforipar bapoe ifuot poa sol
6rpbt en- Ma16 peo Nabn Miels 9r
bif, % bbem man iiffert penteoe btl1'
goa fri for alt Mnioar, er alligepe
til @ron6 Sl1rDet | @roofiton bleDe1
anflaget for @iprningen. Sfien
ollie 8nnesbprbene bar Ii Moe's ga
pers begif, ban ielp. ben Mforiigtiebel
at iige. at ban m,ali9pis <fu11oe bab
unbgoaet @fD6ni1ge,t peo at ilippp
1lo of en- anoen@Dgr, %. alene POI
|@runbIag-af bette Bans eeet l1oiagl
bill @ogen fomme for @ran6 Sltrpetl
81 en ung Gono1ege, 81. 3 y
@ebbaro, 20 Mar garnmeI, Ell ! for
rige nge blepen mDroet ! fit prtoat
aontor i SEEM Him under farIig CRU
oppeffenoe 9mitenoiebe0er. n6ao
ben fete ca. 81. 10 ON aftenen, 3
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11


Mr. Gn9ene 6. @apl iom for 2
Nar li6en bar cit pel fie1Ot Min!1ea=
polismon0 og &on6i0ot for Sen re=
publtfanife 9fomination for &ongres=
mar1O, bleD fort efter @olget lt6npbnt
til ct nleget lufratlDt Gmmbe0e UNDER
Sol0beienet / Seem Oorf. Mr. San
opbol6er fig / 6isie Gage / Splitting
bDerne paa @mbe0s &egne, i0et bon
ifal afgi6re en- &lage ODER for b9i
ger6ianiettelie paa hog le fra Sapa!'
al ST.. Scbtfmom ct. Naul in6fgrte
8ar1r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

@n @eite=Mmbnlanceposn er set
nDeite geDt paa Sun6be0sb9 ienets
Smraa6e fer / 8pen. 9en bite fig
for f6rlte Gang paa Minneapolis' 60
Ser &alg6ogen> bbilfet er ct Silfel0e,
Ger neiten ligner en- Gonfe> og &en=
iigten er at bringe Sc fal6ne &elte
UNDER omiorgsful6 @leie / Ste6et for
at gipe Dem EN- 6rpben0e &ugle. Sen
tilb6rer 9Drl9ge Or. Cotton.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

9annpffibet rDsear II" ofgif fra
Rriitiangiano meo ego Basiaserer %
Dentes at bore @etp gorf ben ID.
Nobenlber. s III. @
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11
Maaaret6 &irfcns &uin6eforenino

Ma5aretb 9irfens &pin6eforening
btl fdri tfommen0e S6n0og Mften 13:
Mcp. o%rra1gere en- MORT Supper me0
2rtbefiif / &irfens Toriomlingslofole
12tb Mpe. g. og Off Street. Supper
ierberes fra &l. SIS, og SEN bill blipe
fortrinlig, bbilfet grfaringen fra tt6<
ligere Mrrongementer al 6enne 9lrt
berger for. 9ereftcr bill Ser blipe
u6f6rt ct go6t &rogram, al boilfet
anferes Gang al Miis Sli1e Ollon
og Sale al $. 9. @augan. Mlle tno=
bp6es penltg1t til 9eltogelie / Soften.
8iuetpriien er 50 Gents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

- Mrs. CHARLES @ilperion, Ma-
por @ilberions @ultru fra Seem ltlm,
er 500 / Cincinnati.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

&%algoagen forl6b iaa itille og TO-
ligt iom en- G6n6ag ODER bele 8pen.
@ber eneite @aloor par tet og biitnot
itffert luffet = u6en 8enDttelie al
.Stoe6gr. - 8anferne bol6t Terie
oen bele og Sfolerne 6en babe Sag.
De .fleite @temmer par afgtpet beb
Mi66ogstio, og oct bar ct rent Min,
6retal, iom TOM inc ON @ftermi6oa,
gen. Om Mftenen forfpn6tes 8dg'
rei%ultaterne i Ebeatrene, beo ct itor1
Mp6e / Muoitorium, %arrangeret al
r%SSournol", iamt beS 2psopporoter
fra Zines" %. ~Eribune". Sci
f%ioitnapnte 8la6 fjbrte forbolospis
tto1ig tret, boi1fet fan forflares al
Stemmeufeibningen / @uoernerbal.
get. gn Masfe Menneifer bar Poo
8enene belt op til Mt6nat, benDtten.
De Jig al set pregtige Beir.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

Mfbolbsfomgresiens Slperimte11>
bent, &r. S. S. @fer6aIsnol6, bar
i6rget for at faa afbol6t ct bt6eni fa-
beligt Gore6ragsfurirrs for Mfbol6s-
%orbei6ere / @interens 2Gb. Set fgr>
fte 6ore6rag bol6es Girs6ag Mften
Den 15be >be6 Mugsburg @emnnarium
at &eb.: 6. s. graufor6 oper Mnti-
Soloor 2egtslatior, og iiben boI6es
Ser min6it ct Soreorag. ON 1gen.
&bert Gore6rag befienotgibres / Side.
6oreoragene ct. De be6ite / tit Slags,
iom fan iop6ripes / benre Sci of 2an-
Bet, 6bem iom belit Tan bbre Sore.
bragene frit. Sc iom b6rer ollie So.
reorag faar~beb &uriets @hlutning.
4tteiter un6erifrebet al MfboI6sfon.
~gresiens gmbeosmen6. Me6 Bette
&11rits begDn6er BET ottert6e Mor for
6enne Arbeiosgrens @eofomtlen6e. !
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

Girl anat Sarrp @ebnberf;e, i,,t !,
fpenif 8ortratmdler Tom i noean, G9iio
bar boet paa &otel. GicolIet, bleo en-.
sag Morgen funoe,1 $50 / fit 8areIie
pda &oteIIl(et;; ban bap1e 6ruffet 9o1l,
6anum, % BEN tomme Glaite. ito6 beb
bans SIDE. San bar en- meget bel.
flnot % oarnet ,1ng Mun6, og ban
iDntes belt i9iennem goot u6ftpret
men ga Der lite fan6tes en- Gent i bans
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

- Sra <tle6ge 11er ct. CLOUD
meo0eles> at ulbe mi er bleben talri=
&c ser paa @gnen, ia en0ogiaa far
lige. Sire 6ormere er blebne or=
grebne al 6em og belto6 en- bnar6
& meo 6em; MI ct ser organi=
icret Sagtportter og ct Gorlgg oil BIZ
he giort paa at 6en1 uorpo6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-11

- Sra @inono meooeles, at mim-
neiota Seletdjs 6oftorp, ser ne0=
brnnote ii6lte ginter> %fornplig er BE
ben reorganileret mes ny @apitol
og, at set MI Dil g%jenoptoge lin &irf=
lombe6. @,1bbar0 @locf'en er bIe=
pen :lejet iom @obe6fporter for 6pr=
retningen.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-08
Mrs. Bell Wants Money.

Despite numerous decisions against
her, Mrs. Theresa Bell is determined
that she shall draw a family allow
ance from the estate of her late hus-
band, Thomas Bell. Yesterday she
filed a petition asking Judge Coffey to
grant her money due her under an
order of court made shortly after her
husbands death, which order was
set aside on complaint of
the creditors of the estate, who al
legged that the estate was not suffi-
ciently large to stand the drain. In
her petition Mrs. Bell says that be-
tween the years 1893 and 1895, when
the order was inactive, the Bell es-
tate was in condition to stand the
drain of $4,000 a month, the amount
allowed her.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-08
MIDNIGHT INTRUDER GIVES
HOTEL GUESTS A SCARE
p. o. Nash. Known as the kid" Is
Placed Under Arrest on a Charge
of Burglary.

r. .. Nash, known as the kid"
Was booked at the City Prison yester-
day morning by Policemen ROediger.
smith and Fogarty on q charge Of bur-
glary- Between 2 and O'Clock yes
terosy morning the patrOlmen were
notified that a burglar had been dis
covered in the Hotel Rex, 242 Turk
street. on the third floor. and his pres
rnce had caused the greatest cOnster~-
nation among The guests The officers
searched the building from top to bot
tom, but could find no trace Of the
midnight intruder.
on looking from a window on the
top floor they saw the figure OF a man
crOuching on the roof OF a house in
the rear Of 254 Turk street. They
made their way to the roof and found
Nash, who had slid down the water
pipe on the hotel building from the
room where he had been seen. When
questioned he said ne called to see A
woman in the hotel, but could not re-
member her name.
Nash WAS arrested last week for dis
turbing the peace and vagrancy and
he promised Police Judge Nogan that
he would 20 to Chicago The Judge
suspended sentence upon him and in
structed the police 10 see that Nash
carried out his promise.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-08
PREPARATIONS
FOR ELECTION
Republicans Will Nominate
Presidential Electors at
Santa Cruz, August 25
CONGRESSIONAL BATTLE
Treasurer J. E. McDOugald
May Get the Nomination
in the Fourth District

The Republican State Central Com
mittee will meet in San Francisco on
June is to fix the time and name the
place for holding the State convention
TO nominate Presidential Electors. 1t
is practically settled that the conven-
ton will consist of 734 delegates, the
apportionment being the same as that
which applied TO the recent convention
which assembled in Sacramento and
elected delegates to the Chicago con-
vention.
1t is very nearly settled that the next
California convention of the party will
meet in Santa Cruz, Thursday, August
25 At the same time several of the
Congressional, and quite a number of
the Senatorial, district conventions will
assemble in that city. 1t is said that
of nominations to be made the office
of one Associate Justice CT the Supreme
Court.
In all probability the State and dis
trict conventions Of the Democratic
party will be held in the latter part of
August. 1t is the purpose Of the poll
ticians of all parties to give the
knights Templar a right of way in
September. The primary election this
year falls on August 8. that being the
second Tuesday of the month.
The contest for Congress in the
Fourth District may present some en-
liTening features. 1t would not be sur
prising if the Republicans nominated
j. f. McDougald, the present Treasurer
of San Francisco. The definite an
nouncement was made yesterday that
Thomas d. Riordan would not enter
the race for Congressional honors.
If he were in perfect health and fit
to undergo the strain of an active po-
litical campaign he might entertain the
thought of making the fight, but his
c.osest friends and political advisers
warn him to keep out of the struggle.
In the Republican camp of the Fifth
District there is some talk of nominat-
ing r. H. Countryman for Congress,
but all the party leaders recognize the
fact that Santa Clara County must be
consulted in the naming of the Repub-
lican nominee for Congress in this dis
trict.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-08
Odd Fellows Anniversary.

The outing to Fernbrook Park by
Canton No. OF the Patriarchs Mill
tant Of the Independent Order Of odd
Fellows, which was TO have been held
April 26, ia celebration of the anni-
versary OF the order, but which was
postponed on account Of the heavy
rainfall at that time. VIII be had al
the same place next Saturday. There
viii be a number Of prizes for ali
children and many games, races and
dancing.
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Salesman in Trouble.

Sol Ranshoff was brought from Los
Angeles yesterday morning by Police
man WoIters and booked at the City
Prison on a warrant charging him
with felony embezzlement. He was
employed by Belasco & Harris, whole
sale tailors, as a salesman and is ac-
cused of having pawned his samples
and collected money which he appro-
priated to his own use. The total
he is alleged to have en-
bezzled is $162 so.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-08
Attaches Joseph FfgeI Company.

writ of attachment was served on
the Joseph Figel Company at the In
stance of S. Jensen. The attachment
is the result of suit brought in the
Justices Court by Jensen to recover
the sum of $50 75 for work and labor
performed for the defendant company,
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-08
Notice to Passengers.

Baggage transferred to and from all trains
steamers. etc, at low rates One trunk (sin-
gle trip 35 cents round trip 80 cents Morton
Special Delivery. 3oS Taylor. $50 Market oak
land Ferry Depot. Phone Exchange 46.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-08

HoDGHEAD LOSES sUIT.-Judge seawell
yesterday sustained demurrer TO the suit
OF y. A. Hodghead to have the members of
the State Board OF Medical Examiners de-
cared usurpers of office. The decision of
Judge Seawe is the result OF the recent de-
'csion Of the Supreme Court which declared
the State board legal bOdy.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-08

Railroad traffic between Port Arthur
and Vladivostok still continues and
trains OF supplies are received at the
former port daily. Supply yourself with
a gas range from S. f. Gas and Elec. Co.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-08

Rudolph Barth. matchmaker and jeweler, 1s4
Sutter St tupetairs). Watch and jewelry repair
ing Q ipecialty. Careful attention paid to re-
pairing French clocks. Phone Red 1921.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-08
a GRAVEYARD QUESTION.

Captain W. H. Brownson, superin-
tendent of the Naval Academy. has
recommended the transfer of the Gem
etery at that institution to some other
less conspicuous locality. 1t is only a
question of time, he says, when the
cemetery must be moved to accommo-
date the growing needs of the academy,
and that right now the ground could
be utilized for the proposed naval hos
pitaL This recommendation has raised
a storm of protest from other officers
in the nevy. The feeling is strong
against the transfer and the secretary
is inclined TO side with the sentiment
against It. The cemetery is not a
gruesome sight in close proximity to
the living quarters and other build
ings of the academy. There are quite
a number of historical monuments on
the grounds and in the cemetery-no-
tably that erected in 1906 in honor Of
those who fell at Tripoli in 1804-and
the presence of these records of valor-
Gus deeds by the navy should have an
inspiring rather than depressing effect
upon the staff and pupils Of the acad-
emy. The latest interments were those
of the two young midshipmen. Neu-
mann and Ward. killed on board the
battleship Missouri on April 13 of this
year.
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Risks and Premiums

Net amount OF Risks
written during the
year ...ssss-ss-
Net amount OF Risks
expired during the
year --.--..---.--.
Net amount In force
December 81. 1908. q
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Risks and Premiums /
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Net amount Of Risks
written during the
year ..s...s ..ssss
Net amount OF Risks
expired during the
year ..ssss --s-s--
Net amount In force
December 81. 1905. !
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EXPENDITURES

Net amount paid for Fire Losses
Qncluding S31s.9Os 81 losses Of
previous yeara) ...............4
Net amount paid for Marine Losses
Paid or allowed for Commission
OF Brokerage ..................
Paid for Salaries. Fees and other
charges for officers. clerks, etc.
Paid for State. National and Lo-
cal taxes -----..------.--
All other payments and expendt-
tureS .ss-s-s-s.sssss.ss.