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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08
POL r s
5 A STRUGGLE FOR GOLD.

People who are interested in the election can learn the results i'll most enjoyable way by attending the per formance of "A Struggle for Gold," at Polls this evening. Arrangements have been made for receiving the re- turns by special wire, and these will be announced from the stage. The play itself is an interesting picture of life in the gold fields of California dur ing the '49 excitement and is attract i've on its own account. Prices are p, B and 50 cents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08
I. R. Carter,
No II East Main st.
srilIionaire s,rnbernsan Dead.

DULUTH. Minn., Nov. SEE. NJ Fowler, a retired lumberman and mine fee owner. who married his house. keeper, Miss Helen Brewer, less thar a year ago. and whose fortune is esti- mated at s35, 5,oo0,OOO, is dead at his home in Pasadena. Cal Mir. Fowler was seventy years old and had long been a sufferer from kidney trouble.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08
Dolbeer Will Case.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. S.-The hearing of the Dolbeer will contes' has begun in the superior court here Miss Etta Marion Warren, who was bequeathed more than S1,000,000 by Miss Dolheer, was in court as also was Adolph Schander, the contestant all uncle of the decedent. The hearing will pre-.--i,ly consume two weeks.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08
Hvena ki1Iea at Ne1yark.

NEWARK. N. J., Nov. S.--Wasted by illness and hunger, a hyena, aban- doned by those who had held it in captivity. was killed in store in Mar ket street. here, yesterday by an officer of the Animal society.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08
Parker Rode so PoIIinm Rooth

ESOPUS. N. Y.. Nov. S.--Judge Par ker, taking his usual morning ride on horseback. cantered into Kingston this morning and recorded his vote. He also had an appointment with his dentist
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08
Royal Legend at Latonia.

CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 8. = Royal Legend was the only favorite to win at Latonia, the other events going to well played outsiders. The feature of the card was the steeplechase, which was won by Schwarzwald in easy fashion.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08
snctetr waman ta onen stara

CHICAGO, Nov. Mrs. H. c. Chat field Taylor, society woman of Chi cago, has announced that she will open store and engage in the bookbinding business.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08
Up1 Stairs.

oher hon leading
 
 apoicy dby nesnthods nth epmsui in
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08

WTANTED-A willing girl 10 assist in
 w restaurant and wait on table. Avcry's Dining Room. 236 South Main Street. 1i.S.3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08
POPULAR PENNY A WORD ADVS
WHQYED,

"ANTED--A waitress at Brior's ResfauS rant, 25o South Main St. il-7--3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08

VXTANTE1-G Gentlemen boarders at Mrs. W M. Walsh's. 5l Hopkins street.
 I1-3-6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08

' oST-Rabbit dog. Thursday, between L Waterville and Thomaston. marked white, black and brown. Return 10 Henry Byrnes. jr., i277 East Main street, City. and receive reward. 1l-7-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08

WANTED-Experie bookkeeper and " salesiady One who has had exper- fence in cloaks preferred. $. A. Vein stein, 56 and 66 South Main St. ll-2-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08

WY ANTED- Straw and felt hats to clean. " ty the same hatters that were for
 five years with tEe Dantury Hat Co.,. but now located at "A Grand street. corner of Bank. 6.a IF Nssas 7s6-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08

WTANTED-.-To do sheet metal work of w all kinds. furnace. ash chutes and plumbing repairing. Satisfaction guaranteed w. J. Ocean 9 Meadow Street rear.
 lO-11-fmo
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08
LATE WANTS.

N rooms all modern i'm Improvements. Apply l48 Bishop street. ll-8-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08

HAVE your palm read by Mime Martee, ll 25o East Main street. Waterbury.
 1l-S.3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08
Miscellaneous.

GIVEN AWAY this week, only. with ev- U cry purchase of one dollar or more. "a fine manicure set, consisting of box nail polish. piece toilet pumice, orange sticks and emery boards. Waterbury Drug Co.,. Cor. East Main and Spring Sts., Waterbury, Conn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08

{ lNHANDELlER WORK-R eplating. buff V ing and polishing in the best manner. Chandeliers also made to order at short notice. Waterbury Chandelier Works. l39 East Main street. Moriarty building. Chan. delers called for and delivered. Telephone 243-l5. ae sn 6-25-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08

"ANTED-Soldiers to know that dur
 W ing August five pension claims for widows and fourteen original and increase for soldiers were secured through George Robbins. Pension Attorney. 63 Center St, insurance,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08

TVO RENT--A tenement of 4 rooms. at
 Il 90 Wolcott street. modern improvo- sscnts. Inquire at g Wolcotts street lo6.ft
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08

EOR RENT--5 rooms. first floor. 6o3 I North Main street. $23. Apply to y. E. Madigan. ll-4.tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08
FOR REQ8.

TOR RENT--Tenements, Dublin stree II and Fuller street extension. Inquire IA Franklin street. ai-7-3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-13

bent 8edtuitb uno aoIIirer Speor
~ioIlten beioe, had 8e9eIung ser ST.
naH5perbdItniIie" Der 6rou $4,000
oIs Bonus erbaIteu uno QuBeroenl
ieoer $4,000 bas Sabr ais ibrc Ma,
nager8. Cine 6erartig oieIperIpre.
tenoen 6roll tu,troe nit boIen San.
Den geplmpt - bis Die SeiIenbIoic
bor1t.
Die 8erbinoung, in pel6er Or.
Gbo0nid, Der 8ottc Der Gin0eIpcrr.
ten, 81 ibren llmtrieben geltonoen
bat, lit nod nitt 5ltr 8eniige oufge.
tI0rt poroeu. Or, GbabDid beiinoet
lid III europa uno IGBt in Der ge9en-
ruGrttaen iftperen Stlnoe nidts
BON iif boren. IS miro bebouptet,
oaB Dor 3tpei Sobren 5rou Gboomid
auf ibren 8otten $2.5O0,0O0 iiber.
trug. Oh Dies aud cine ngtote obne
@ertb" mor, ODER cttpas S%ubitonticl-
lstgA1r lt rod nid)t nuf9cflGrt iuor.
ocll.
Son 6rau Yort oGnoScirt.
gam SranctSco, If. 0e5. -
6rou Nlicc %. gort BON bier bat cine
Photographic bon Waoome 0e 8cre,
Die bon eiltem im Often erI6eincnOen
9latte repro0u5irt noroen mar, oIS
Die Der 6rou Gboomid, oeren Sfmt-
tier Tie 81 Iein ertIGrt, %ognoScirt.
@eitere Ingaben iiber oo8 8orleben
Der Grau Gbootpid, alias 9e 8ere,
Weigert iif 6rou Oorf, SIT MAIDEN,
nit Dem Sin5ufiiecn tie tpilIe nift$
N0beres iiber Die oer5eitigen Sdtpie.
ri9teiten ibrer S6meiter, ser 6rn,t
Gbaonid.
Carnegie ais 3euge bor0e.
Iooen.
GIeoeIono, 8, II. 9e5. - SIN.
oretu Carnegie, Der StobIfonig, lit
urf Mittipod) Dor 0ie 8unocSgeiftpo,
renen Oorgelo0en noroen, UNI inter
Gio 5l erb6rten. Dob er feline Ser gto-
ten Scr 6rnu Gboomif ODER ionlt If
9eno mclte Der oSeflrit6ten," oltf
Die bin lie ibren 9roBen Stump or.
Ieute, NIT leiuer NomenSlIuter1dbriit
periab.
Die 8eIommt606e oieIer oSefuri.
oiirfte ouf $2000O,000 onz
idpelen. NltBer oen bereits 9efllts
0enen Qofltmenten im 8etroge bon
etma $t5,0O0y0OO ioQ irgenoiuo III Ell.
ncr 9onf 5lt Yittsburg cine Rote in
Der Sobe bon $4,000 uno in elmer
9onf in @clp-Seriep cine ioId)e bon
liegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-13

lift Sr. George Smith I'M Sitter oorl
II Sobren geitorben.
Sn Cumberland itarb 6rou @li5o.
beth Truitou, Die S6niegermntter
oes Hidters Bono, I'M Sitter bon 70
Sabren.
Sn Net6port g3erps, go, lit Die 50
Sabre oIte 6rou gao @rubeI ourf
einen 6obrunfoQ UNITS 2eben gefont-
men. Aia4
8uroen fretgeiproh eny
Sn Cumberland purben aIbert
9obn uno Charles Corn, lpeGde be
ihuloigt poreu, am 0onfIagnngS.
toge eiuen 8ug Der baltimore
Sbio.9obn" gum Steben gebtddt GIT
bober, bon Der anfIoge fteigeipros
den uto entIaiien. ho49a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-13
Observation-Disclosures

Grim inaIs 8cri6 t. - (8or
Hihter @riabt.) Sir belite: Ginbrild)
- Oiilton 9li55oro uno Snrrp Zane.
9iebItoDl - Guo Stepen8, Roie
&irbD, 5rattt GaItro, Walter Giles,
S5obn Ral1oal, Charles 19onaS, Stole
Garter mo Sobn 0Ion5er. 6olide
Gorgnbcn - hilbert s. @olf. Wtor6.
nngriif - 8m. Douttg uno GbarleS
Sbomos. Nngriff -- MiIton 9li5.
5aro un0 9arrp Cane.
8oiiengerif t. - (8or oen
Tiftern glod, O'8rien 1t. 8aitber.)
3nm Radlabberlpolter lpltroe ct.
nonnt III Dem Sale bon Gbriitian
genoer 6rou Morp e. Sommer,
8iirgidaft 5000. Gum &ormllno ct.
itonnt iuuroe S5obn 5. Conan fir Ge.
gina Conan, 9iirgihoft $500, St.
pentar.8 er5eidniiie iuitroen einge.
reidt in ben S1llen bon Bridget aeap
$2535, BON Minnie s. 9oiuen $500 utO
enlil S6eQberg $5t97. 8erfouf ra.
tifi5irt in bent 5alle bon Wnrp 6.
Garlile $1,000. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lpur0en grt9ebeiBen III ben 5Gaen
bon George 3ilbrotu8fi $500, bon
@nilp u. Sobnlton $3.50, bon Gbos.
u. Jlaf $f050 uro bon gbtuoro
Conan $65S6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-13

GuguIte G~ngeIbor6t, Brdiioentins
Grau I(bredt, 8ice.PrGiioentiu;
Irou Cora geder, Sefretdrin, un0
6rau emile @ittorf, 5habmeiiterin.
Naf Der @nbI i~eroirte Grau 9ittorf
&offee uno SUDDEN.
@tnen guten sang mahten
qeitern oie @ebeimpoIi5iiter Did un0
Sommer8Io. oIs Iie Die Reger Sorrp
9ropn u1o Hobert Smith berbafte'
ten. Gem Or. g. Rerrif tpuroe in
Der Raht pom Samitag auf geitern
ouS 5onntogS.I iuner geltobleu. Ser
glr3t IieB Robert Robinion, alias
8obert Smith, tueIber bis Dor elmer
@ode bet ibm angeIteut mar, auf
ben 8erooft bin berbaften, Die
Sohen geitobIen 3u baben. Gen BET
ben 8ebeimpoli3iiten gegenilber er.
fI6rte Der Reger, oaB er an oem ibm
sur 2ait 8elegten 9iebItobI nnidut.
Dig lei, oage8en geitono er i'm areit}.
berbor. Der Wonn 5t iein, melfer
am ID. Robember 1903 Srn. 6re0.
%. Eaplor, einem 9erihteritatter ser
Baltimore Stems, cine gol0ene ltbr
i'm 8ertbe bon 500 itabI. 3ur1
Hobinion erfubren Die 8ebeimpoli-
5iIten audi, DAB 9orrp 8rotpn, mel
der SIR 3eit bel Or. Merrif ongc-
lteut lit, Den Gorb nit Sen 2ebens-
mitteIn ielbit Itobl, uno 9roun, mel.
der prompt perbaftct tuliroe, geitarO
oen 9iebitobI ein.
8uBte niht, nober er'8
botte. - Some5 9oIbfuB bon gtr.
2622, OrIeouS.S troBe, pltr6e am
Souitag 9lbeub, ans mebreren 8utt.
Den ONT SCOPE blltteno u1o altgeidlls
lelt, bon RoIi5iiten aufgefunoeu ntto
no6 bent oStaotsSoipitaI" 9ebrodt.
Ro6oem er BORT berbunoen mar,
mrroe er I'M mittIeren Stotionsbduie
5llm IltSihtofen eingelo6t. Ils er
9eitern Wtorgen Dem &ooi Grammar
oorgeiiibrt nuroe, fonnte er ni6t on
gcben, iuie er SIT oen aopfnltnoen ge-
fonmen mar. Der GoIi3eiridter IieB
i'm l%altfeu.
ltnfGIIe. s. &. SaitingS bon
G~0aeiuooo, 020., lieat iun ..cSohus
Sopfins' SoipitaI" nit 8erIetungen
am 8iiden oarnieoer. gr mrrr6e ont
Snmitag abello 5u gogetuooo bon
elmer Sofornottpe 9etroffen.
Sr. Clarence 9. McGabe bon
@%ouonStomn, Baltimore g County,
fiel am Samitog 4benb al Der Ioros
Gbarle5itraBe uno brad oas 6itBge.
le1f. Gr iuliroe III elmer 9litide nub
Dem Staot.Soipital gebrodt.
Ole sWeretntgte 81der.
q eell d) d t" belt SamItag
abeno in Srn. Conrad 9arl6's
Sale, Nr.4t8, Observation-Disclosures,
lire idbrfide Notwithstanding
mo geamtentpnbI ab. Br1iioent
Sobn Shulj fiibrte ben &oriib uno
Sr. aorl @nopp flltgirte ais Groto.
folfiibrer. @S ipuroe beihIoifen,
rldfItes Sabr obermoIS ilt @cfnein.
itoft nit Dem nMorpl1noer 81der.
8erein" In &o5o3er's 3uae einet
9anfidgung8'9aIl 5n peronitalten.
Die 9eamtenipobG bate ~foIgeh6eS
@rgebniB: Erdiioent Sobn SdhI5,
8ice,ErGiioent Conrad 8enner,
Shatmeiiter Nifolais Sltfe. &C.
tretdr Charles <0pp; Sinon5 60
mite: CHARLES 5. &erIer, Soel Stern,
Gborles Gngelbad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-13
Staot Baltimore.

Yeam en- g 0 III / II o IT,
Die ,SS5Sraelitiide Solpitols mo
9lipl : @eieGidaft" belt g%eitern Wtors
gen IN i6rem ;Sauptqllortier Rr. Ali,
e6npette. Strabc, lire i0brlife
Notwithstanding un6 8eamtetts
Domination llrltrr Dem 8oriisc oeS
ErGiiocntcr e. 6. Jrorf ab. Die
Domination bate folgenoeS Grgebs
nib: fir GrGiibent, or. 9. 8. 6ronf
fir @ice.Grdlioeut, Sr. g. aobn;
fir S%d)obnsiiter, Sr. Samuel
6ronf; fir 0ireftoren, Die SS. g..
Roienbcre, 2oui8 ShloB, %. s..
Siridberg, 4. 9. 9toIer, Simon
@rief uno Soiepb @ottidoIf.
Mebr S0entifi5irnngen.
- @eItern luaren odt 9eteftips bon
@oibington itno ie6S bon Bbilooels
pbio bier in Baltimore rno I6ollten
ii6 Ole % 8er0adtigen on, tuelde in
8rrbtnOung nit oen 9onfeinbriid)cn
in So Rlnto ullo Wtt. Iitn. DO, inl
tor00Itlifcn itno mittleren Stds
t~ionsbailie oerboftet iir10. 3eteftiO
6IotberS ioentifi5irte Srouf Burns
OILS einen 8altner, cen ct Dor niec
Sobrcn III Bridgeport, Gonn, gcic.
ben, uno Sar1es Sling ais ctnen Ill
Horfolf, 8a., olS Sobn Smitb be
%fanrten Ginbrefer. Hobert Galli6D
puroe ols ein Olitglieo Der 9onhe
ioentiIi5irt, iuelde fiir5lth 5u 9root'
billie bel @oibington eincn Ginbrud)
beriibtc.
Sat einen geQnetl6te
. anne II. - Sr. e. ". 9oumon,
cin Yoiiogier.G onouftellr Der ngbilo.
oelpbia . Baltimore . 8aibington
9obn," fam 9~eitetn ndh oenl DStaot.
Soipitol," Inn iif oen 0niimen Der
linfen Snno Oerbinoen SIT ~loiier, Der
inn orrh Die ifiuere Ibiir besBodet.
@oggons gequetifJt noroen mar.
@erietD unter oen Sag
a o.u..-.9r. CHARLES Bed bon 9r.
1901, Totterion,Ia .auenlte, ~itiir5te
geItern Ibeno, ols CT oil Der Gde bon
Eotterion Bart apenlte uno Breitott.
StraBe einen III 9eiuegung befin0.
lid)cn 8ageon Der 8ilfens- aDemles
2inie beiteigen iuoQte, uno eerietb
init Dem linfen Sub inter ole IGoer,
cine Guetihitng oes 8liebes bopon
trogeno. Sergeant Com. 30. 8amIoD
bont mittleren Goli5eioiItrift brud)te
oeit 8erlesten nod Souie uno rief
etlten ar5t bcrbet.
9ranbe. - SSn benz Souie 9er.
1t09, ct. goul.S trobe, ereignete lid)
1eitern Ibeno Elm observation-disclosures,
Der BON Der Sprisen.G onpagnie 0r.7
9efoidt iuuroe.
- Gin S(eIier i'm (Xpidt1ftsthcif nm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-13

'"' Cine MISUNDERSTANDING uno
Tan6fron5fen peranitaltet beute Der
vgaperii6e W1nnerflor" in ser IS.
q. W. Solle," gde Baltimore. unb
9onoItraBe. Der Gintritt lit iret uno
Die 9iitglieber boifcn auf 5ablrcidert
8elltf ieitens Der 6reunoe oes Ser.
ems.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-13

Gin 5elier i'm 8eid1itstbcil BON
ct. SoIepb, NO, bot einen Sdooen
bon 100000 angeridtet. gs brad
in1 Wartin-glof aus uno 5erItorte Ii.
u. Die 2oben bon enbers uno Nloore,
edenpaorenbanoler, 5ronf @ebcr,
Grocer, 9alfe & aoslosfi. 7roquen'
bGnoler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-13

"*" 3nS groBe CONCERT bcS Ger
mania . Mdnnerdors" finoet beute
g(belo itatt. DDS Brogramm fir
baiielbe fpllrbe bereits in Der Srei.
%togsnumlner oeS y9euti6en GORE.
iponoenten" p~eroffentltht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-13

- BoIi5iit Seremiab S. 2eebon
murbe aeitern friib in Bolton erfro.
rem lit cinem Sbiireineonae sefunbeit.
gr bate crit Dor a1irsem einen sln.
fall bon Sungenent5iinouts onrd)se-
ntodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-13
Nlio tcine Tdli6ung.
5rau GbaOluif's Standardization nnb
lUGs b'rum unO bran bGHgt.

3lliammcn gepltmpte Summen lpers
ben oltf minoeitens 81, 100000
gcifGtt. - GIepeIGnoer AnpGlte
tiiiteIn aus, oaB Die Sdpin6Ierin
Hidt ais 6aIiferin iiberfiibrt
lpcroen fam, ieI6it tpenn Tie sic
Carnegie E 9toten iaIidte.
gftipa i'm getrage bon $500.
8aS Srou GboOlpif Dem
9ontpr6iioenten 9edlpirtb uno
Dem adiiirer Speor oeriprud).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-13

oent nGditen aneiiel.Gon5ert tnl
.YeobooD- Snititilt" miro oos Bod
Streid.G uartett Defenders fir Muli.
fer bon Slltereiie fem. 8ieie3 Guar,
tett ipltr6e in Berlin BON Dem Batter
oe5 Geaiiten gtlbin Sdrober aus bent
mlliifaliihen 8uit oltsgegroben. Ger
altc Sfrooer idrieb eirten 9frtife(, in
peld)em er betpieS, oob es iir.
ipriinglih nidt fir Quartet eeihrie.
ben mar, oob cs iid ober ausgeSeif).
net oafiir cignet, oern es lit MIR ei,t
9aB fir einfade Soften 6arin. 9as
Wert ipltroe nit groBem grfolge gum
erlten Wole bon Den aneiiels in go.
iton gegeben uno in Neiu.Dorf rn0
9rooflpr NIT beinielben grfo(a iuic.
oerboft. 5r. 9arolb 6anoolpb miro
Der SioniIt III Dem CONCERT ieirL fir
mcld)es folgcnbcs Yrogromm olligc-
iteat luoroen lit: Streid,. Quartet in
8.0nr Bad; Biano.Grio in g.Mol.
8olfmonn; StreidpG Quartet in Q.
Wou, Opus 76, Hr. 5, Sopon.
Der 8 M .8erein % t.
gibmeinni6t" hielt ieine mo.
natli6e gerianmlung bel Srali
Gmilie gittorf Nr. tt43, Sonober.
Strobe, ipo aud 81 eleifer 3eit oic
iobrLif)e gcamtennob[ itottfono.
Jolgenoe 9eamtinnelt ipurben fiir
oas fommenoe Sabr eetp1hlt: Srou
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-08
Another Carload of Trunks.

NaIises and dress suit cases just arrived
carload rates save money and YOU get
the oeneht. Lowest prices and best
street
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-08
Troubles over Board and Lodging

The suit Of Mabel Sutley against B.
Ducarpe Tor the recovery of her trunk
held Tor a board bill was submitted
yesterday on briefs to Justice Of the
Peace Van Nostrand. The testimony
disclosed that Mabel Sutley and her
sister Jessie engaged board and Iodg-
ing at the Edgmere at $40 a month.
Mabel paid her half. but her trunk
was retained for Jessie's half which
was not paid. Judge Van Nostrand
gave judgment yesterday in favor of
Maurice l. Rose, who sued ]. Bruce
Adams and his wife for an unpaid
board bill. The counter claim for the
loss Of watch was not proved by the
defendants
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-08
Pressmen VIII Dance.

The San Francisco unions affiliated
with the international Printing Press
mems Union of North America have
secured the seventeenth annual con-
vention for this city. AS the under
taking will be large one and requires
considerable funds the joint conven-
ton committee representing Web
(newspaper) Pressmen No. 4. Print
ing Pressmen No. "a and Feeders and
Assistants No. 33 has arranged for an
ali night ball for the purpose of rails
ing funds The ball will be held in
Mechanics Pavilion Saturday evening,
November 3. The committee of ar
rangements consists of James Garrett.
chairman; Edward McGinity, George
Lampman, George Maloney, Dan Dog
gett.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-08
Ben Greet's Players in Shakspearean
Comedy at Lyric Hall.

Those who were fortunate enough to
see the performance Of Twelfth Night
last year at Lyric Hall by the Ben Greet
players will welcome the announcement
that for the last week of the present en-
gagement two Of Shakespeares most
charming comedies will be given by that
excellent organization. Ben Greet is one
of the greatest stage managers in this
line, and all who attend can be assured
of a delightful and interesting evening
On Monday Tuesday and "Wednesday
nights and at the Wednesday and Satur-
day matinees Much Ado About Moth
ing" will be given in the Elizabethan
manner. with the finest collection of cos
tunes direct from London. appropriate
music by string orchestra and every
attention to correct detail Constance
Crawley. who played the part Of Every-
man. will be the Beatrice. and Ben Greet
will play his great role Of Benedick on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday nights
and at a special matinee on Friday after
noon Twelfth Night will be given. In
this Mr.. Greet Will again be seen as Nal
vOliO. one of the finest bits of character
acting that has been seen in this city for
many a day. Manager Greenbaum has
arranged 10 give the Wednesday and
Friday matinees at half-past three so
that the pupils and teachers of the
schools and colleges may attend without
inconvenience. After touring the State
the company will return for a farewell
engagement and present the Star of
Bethlehem a miracle play Of the Ma
tiVity
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-08

CHARGED WITH HITTING WOMEN =
Oakland, Oct. Pen Sears. a waiter was
arraigned in the Police Court to-day on two
charges of battery, the complainants being
Miss Mary Henderson and L. n. Norwood.
beating him. and also knocked Miss Hend-
rickson down during a quarrel at Ninth and
Jefferson streets over dog.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-08

On Sunday, October 30, 1904,
The Call will add a fine Comic Sup
plement to its many other excellent
features, making it one Of the strongest
and most desirable papers in the
United States.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-08
Alleged Murderers in Court.

A motion to set aside the informa-
ton charging Harry Radcliffe with
the murder of Andrew Riley at Ninth
and Howard streets on June 26 was
argued before Judge Cook yesterday
and denied. The motion was based
on the ground that errors had been
made in the commitment from the
lower court The case was set for
trial on November 2. Frank O'Connor.
a soldier, was arraigned on a charge
of murder for fatally stabbing Arthur
Oliver, colored, on Pacific street. near
Kearny, on July 4. He pleaded not
guilty and the case was continued till
October 21 to be set
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-08

Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Fulton were en-
tertained at an elaborate dinner given
by George and Sidney Hauptman last
evening at the Knickerbocker
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-08
LAWYER FOOTE
is SARCASTIC
Files Picturesque Paper in
Which He Makes Fun
of Commissioner North
GRILLS BUREAU METHOD
Exclusion Branch of Gov
ernment Is Referred to as
Department of Injustice

NJ. NJ. Foote. an attorney, filed
unique document yesterday in the
United States District Court as part of
a petition in habeas corpus on behalf
Of Lin Fong. a Chinese laborer, who
arrived by the Siberia on May q and
was denied a landing. Linn Fong claim
ed TO be d native American and ap-
pealed to the Secretary of the Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor. The Of
fetal confirmed the action of United
States Immigrant Commissioner Hart
North. The appeal is appended to the
petition for the writ of habeas corpus
and is decidedly unconventional. The
following are extracts:
In view of the monumental error of the ex-
amining inspector in erecting such a bugaboo
by laying such stress upon the inadmissibility
o. hearsay evidence. which We regret to see
was cordially concurred in by our able fell
low citizen and distinguished legal light, Com
missioner North. who so untustly commented
upon the evidence of the unfortunate Chinese
who. without the protection of counsel, show
they felt
Again, If their evidence, contained some
slight conformties to the ideals enter
tained by the able commissioner to what
their evidence should have been, how would
he explain the palpable error which he made
In the first page of his comments upon the
case by making the applicant, Lin Fong, his
own uncle and resident Of Oakland for some
years last passed We sincerely congratulate
the department of injustice of this great land,
which has established cowardly rule to ex-
clude helpless native Chinese citizens of the
United States when the country and the Of
fcials do not dare to exclude the natives Of
fighting and victorious Japan who are be-
coming a far greater menace to the laborers
OF America than the Chinese were ever al
legged to have been.
As to the uncle's testimony, it must be clear
TO any unprejudiced mind that 1t bears the
stamp of truth and veracity. He honestly
states he did not stand directly over the mother
Of Lin Fong at the identical moment of his
birth, which birth has been absolutely proved
beyond the peradventure of doubt to have
occurred in Chinatown in the city of Oakland
and the State OF California, L. S. A, 20 years
ago.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-08
W. Storek Is Missing.

w. Storek, who lives at 225 Guer-
zero street. did not get home yester-
day morning and his friends fear that
evil has befallen him. He attended
a meeting OF the Leather Workers
Union last Thursday night at s27 Mis-
sion street and left the meeting at
11:25 p m. with the books of the
union in a grip. He was last seen at
the corner of Fifth and Mission streets
at / a. m. yesterday.