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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-16

Sbotialeit an Der i'm WerIaes bon BRO
ieiIor Or. q. areuis bier erldeineabel
n6bemiier ; 3titang" tonnten profu
riff 0ermann 9baebsr unb gBilbsln
Qs5iis 3uriidblIden. Geitens Del
6befs erbieIt jebsr Der Subilare elm
soIi6nre gclOene Rspsiitubr nit snt
f~pre9enoer Miomung nebIt fdipcrel
gOIDeHer Aetis. ioluie cine Uelb6otatioI
Q ie 600 Wiart.
3oburg. Yahanien Der Gsilig'
freu5Ifrobe bOrten tiir3lid aus Del
Uanwirtbfdoft .3ur griinen 2inbe"
oeren Snbaber Elm 96tme Hamens
9ouja 1T, msbrsre RsDolerlduN +
fd)nell bintereinonber fallen. Der
Ulann bate mebrmals duf feline Jrau
e%efeuer., inoeB prallten bic @eldoEt
pom Aorriett ab. Darauf idob oer
Mirtb ouf iid ielbft unb modie oans
Ielnem Geben 0ur1 Grbdn0en Elm GnDe.
IS iino orei ainoer porbanoen; bic
dIieIte 2odter 1T II Sabre at. liner
quidlide 6amilienperbdltniHe. in be-
rem 5ol9e Elm GdsibunasDerfahren
l9pebte. fdeiuen ben Mann sur Wer-
5lDsiIlune getriebsn gu baben.
lebre. Wobnbous, 6feune unb
Giaauna be- Yrinlbedbers !6einrid
Wisnonn brannten polltGnoig nieber.
geim Giniioben elmer Sdsunenlpanb
I'll t5fe bic Wonb ~anitdtt noh innen
nad auben utD btarub bic beioen 5eu'
~uiDebrIeuie Aod aus JIettorf uno
Wad1bauien Gus gebre utter iif).
1oh itarb baIo oorauf, ipdbreno
Wauihbauien idpsr tranI bornieosrs
Iiegt.
GoaIfefb. GanitGtsrot9 Or.
Wousr bssin9 iein 5Ojdbriges Doctors
iubil1um. Nus oislsm Nnlab erneus
erie ibm bic llniberlitdt Sena oos Doc
toroipIom. uno Die bieiiae Gtaot ers
mamie ben SubiIar gum Gbrenbiirger.
SG0ningen. Oie 9oloene
9odSeit fmeicrte oos 6einri9 3immer-
mannide Gbepoor. Ger nod riiItige
Subilar OerIiebt na9 pie Dor nod Ieiz
men poften ouf Der WofdinenTobri
bon 90. Nrtmann. Bon benz Reaenten
erbislt bns SubeIpadr oas iibIi6e Ges
fhent.
Weimor. Nod ldngersm 2eiben
1T bier Der Gomponilt unb friibsre
!6oftapeumsiltsr gbuarb 2ohen i'm
Otter ben "a Sobrsn oeitorbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-16
Walbcfons s~dutmabreacln.

Ginnen &ur5sm pirb in 0alpeiton,
Ger, bic groBs Geemouer DolIennet
fein, Die bsftimmi lit, Der Stobt in
3utunft S9ub gegen 10 fur9tbore
3erii0rungsn gu %sepdbren, Die tie fpl6e
Dor etlihen Sabren erlebte. Die Mauer
biIbet zines Der groburtigften Werte Ger
Welt in ibrer Dirt, ie erbd!t cine 2Gnoe
bon mebr als brei Weilen i.nb cine 6Dbe
bon IL SUB. Gle lit aus 3ermolmtem
Grant, Sanb unb Cement ouf9sfiibrt
uno rubt ouf einem Junbament bon
pfGhlen, ipel9e biz gu elmer Siefe BON
40 SUB in ben Booen eingerummt iinb.
Die 0efonittel purben gang ollein BON
Der geD0lferung Der Stabt burd bic
Q[ufnabme elmer 9[nleibe i'm getroee
BON 100000 aufgebradt. Dn5u
fommt nod cine Grb0bune bes Nibeous
Der gan5en Stabt, nelhe cine bpQdnz
biIhe Jirma fir $4,000 900 iibernomz
men uno i'm 2aufe bon brei sSabren
fertigsufteLlen bat. 0amit berbunben
II: bic Nusbebung zines bur9 Die gan5e
Gtdbt lauienben 9nnals bon $50 Sub
greite un0 20 SUB Eiefe. gu Der
Sragurg Der &oiten bat Der Stdot
nihts peiter beigetrogen, ols boB er
Der Stabt bic Staatsiteuern auf ben
3eitraum bon Is Sabren erlafen bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-16

Sur nGbIten @e{u6sffunne iteat RI
Der @routppf piintilid Elm; jebt Err
ipartst i'm 9(nna ebeufaas an Der S5iir
unb bdngt ii6 an ieinsn 6ols.
nYaul, 9u biit in BEN brei Saeen
I'm 5e6n Sdbre finger geiporbenl"
Gr legt ben Qrm nm ibre S6ulier.
.WeiBt Du ni6t, boB cine ri9tias
5reuoe eintn riidpGrts leben ldBt?
Das Gin5i9e, pas i6 in Der ean}sn
3eit fiir@tets, mar INNER MIR. bob 0il
mir Derloren geben t0nnteIt. bepor icy
asnlg bate. I'm Did gang gu bsIiBen.
Vun iii infer 9ous sebaut."
Die .Giumne" lDirb gang bIdb.
spoul. beiratben lpiaf III mid2
Mid-? Na9 aleOsm-2"
IRA, elou6it Du oenn, oab i9 DID
tpieber auf Die Gtrobe lafe2 DAB ib
Did jebt. nndbem On iDiecer e.iunb
unb bii6Id osiuorbsn, nod sinmal fold
einem aerl g0nne2 mes estpefen 1T
na, mid dllcin gsbfs an. penn ids
perseiien nil. SD Dab e runterse=
i9Iudt unb boran oeiDiirot, Sobre
lang; jebt nil ih aud meme breuDe
baran boben. On norit ia biel gu
iibermiitbig fir mid einfoden Wens
fden. Mer tusib. Ob i6 Did iibers
boupt getrieet bate, pcnn Oh nidt
Elm bisden unsliidli6 geiporben pds
reIt. Giebit Dul Sra oliol SD bin
tin gar5 gemeiner Spe.ulanf.-Aber
iparrm fagft Oh benn ni6ts2"
Die yStumme" ipeint, ais tpenn ibr
BAG 6era BREEDER polite. sic EDIT b.
barte, abgearbcitste 6ono bes Wsannes
unb crldt ie an ibre 9rult. Gs
I6eint, 0ab is jebI ipirtli4 Ikmm sez
iporbeu iii--5pr syreube.-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-16
6reiherrO to Horben<
.0lb bat nnIdnQft ben fhmebilnen

5reiherrO to Norben@
Ifi0lb bat nnlGngit ben ftpebi1dsn
3ei9stag erfuht, ibm $4,000 Gronsn,
auf flint Sabre Dertbeilt, CUR 9earbeis
tung Der nifienf9aftlihen Rsfultate
Ieiner Reiie gu bepiQigen. Sn Der
Wotipirung bes Mntrages fiibrt er on,
CT babe aus feinen eigenen Mitteln
iiber 10000 Grpnen gebrau1t unb
f0nne baber Die Soften Der 9erDITsnts
fidung Der Heiultats niht feftreiien.
Wie bebertenb biz bon ibm mitaes
brahten Sammlun9en finb, gebt bars
aug berDor, baB bic Wsriieinerunaen
alein. bic fih ole In Shpeben bss
finOen. 20 groBe 2iiten fiiGsn, rnb
baB lie bic erften unb ein5ieen iin6, bic
nan bisber i'm iiibliden p~olargebiete
gefunben bat. gs lei ni9t Ieiht, Idqt
Noroenftj0lb, ben Wertb Der Samm=
lunsen o~naugetsn, i'm Wcrsleid
ober nit benz biel seringerenW oterial,
BAG er I'M Sabre 1897 aus benz Jeuer<
lanoe mtfgeDrdht unD Dds fpater pom
Rei9smufeum unb Der ltniber5it6t
llpfala erporben purbe, biirfte btr
Wertb fe6r groB fein. Gs ipGre iia=
tiirlid febr pinfdenspertb, iibsr bic
Mittef Derfiigen gu f0nnen, nm bic
Sduloen Der Expedition 5u bs5ablen,
anberfeits fsi es ober bebauerli9.
tuenn bic Sammlungen besbaIb nidt
In G6peben perbfei6en 5oIIfen.
S9mei9eIbaf Ipurtlt:
sic miiFen iih bod bier eigentlid
re9t einfam fiiblen. Bergbepobnsr:
Ginlom9 DID nein! SG babe 10 mande
Mbpedslung. Neulid fam Elm '9unb
poriiber, seftern elm Gdtpsir unb beutt
Sic!
- II 10 artet. rWie bat es
Dir in Der SpiritifienperfammIung
aefanen9" = .9arni6t! SD babe
zen @eilt zines HedtsanfoaIts in elmer
Rlasefahe Inn Rotb esfrast = ba bat
er gIei4 5ebn Nart @OrI9ub bers
Ianat!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-16
aprrtairte Qapfsesabl.

Die futboiifhe air9engsfhidte
5dblte bisber bon petrus Biz auf pins
x. i'm @an5en 264 Ydp5te. sSn Der
8afilifa bes beiligen poulus in Rom
iinb ibre 8ilonihe bis auf SEQ XIII.
ben 263. papit, Der Reibe mad bers
einist. Dds fiir5li9 gum erItsn Wol
omtlid eridisnene Sabrbu6 bss @atis
fans fir 1904, Die .Oerardia.~ 5ibIt
jebod Plus X. nidt a!s Den 264., fOnz
bern aIs ben 258. papit auf. Se9s
pGpfte iinb alfo geIriden, un6 bieie
@treiduns 1T auf @runb Der ~eelebrten
Jori6uneen erfoIst. bic Mfere. Duz
mesne, Der Director Der fran30fidsn
G6ule in Rom, iiber bic G9tbeit ge=
pifer pdpIte bes Mittelalters arges
ftent bof. @eine friti56e Mrbeit lift o
benz Watifun afs DEMONSTRATING sradtet
tporben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-16

3 no a n 9 sperfau etner
3 a 3 n. Der 3pangsDertuuf Der
mnu9 Gbunf, 2~ebisbton unb Slotz
ington elettrif9en Balm ipegsn elmer
6bpotbet bon 100000 1T leBtbin bon
'Ri9ter gnbli9 bon Rtabins, pu., bsrs
fiigt porben. Der Werfauf Durbe bon
8. 8. 9aineb bon pbilabeIpbia I'm
Nomsr Der bortissn Meff Gnb SruR
60. DsrIdngt. Ri9itr Gnbli9 fsbte
btn Minimalpreis ouf $4,000 on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-16
RationaI gIfociatiOn Der
Detail @roceriRen Der Der. Staaten
can Sramciscp, 3. bis o. Mni.

6abriarisn mad Can 5raneisco uno SOS
9neeIes, Sal, unO suriid merben p%erfauit
pom q. 9tpril bis einiblieBlieb 30. 9lpriI
1904 ebenio an |. Nai fir lolhe 3ige, Gle
lire Boiiagies~in Chicago, Yeoria, ct.
2ouis ODER Cairo an oemielben Gag Ianoen,
BON alien Nunften be, Zig 6our", Gins
cinnoti Hortbern uno .. &c Il. 3. R- 5u
iebr nieorI5en Staten.
SmfteBiine RttonrIotrt bsf6rduft auf 30. Snni-
qlberalt lleberlieenues. griDie5isu.
Der Befern Ghriiti0n Abpofofe's epe5tois 9uq Jar
Eos auQrfrs. fhr <tquemfihfett Der 8eleQofen uno
AHoers. lDel1e be Yneifs anlte 81 bsiudeH lphH'
l1eu. iahrl bia BIO -four Route.
6hr ndbere S~Hformotion nHh q rsstbsten penoe
man no an bic Big 6Our zifst aaentsu Obsr i9rssbs
an WARREN LYNCH,
GenI T. IS. & Ticket Agent. Cincinnati, Ohio
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-01-29
Shoes and Harness Repaired.

If you want your shoes and harness IS
neatly repaired, take them 10 D. vi
Kiplinger at the S. 2. House
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-01-29
William Epler,

SURVEYOR,
Canal and Field Levee Work prompt
ly done.
AT Rowson & Co.'s office,
WELSH, LA.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-01-29
Wood for Sale

The undersigned has a
quantity Of dry pine wood
sawed into stove lengthss
delivered to any part OF
town, at $500 per rank.
Will deliver any quantity
from SOC up. Cash on del1v-
ery. J. r. SMITH.
Leave orders at Dautel' S
avery Steble.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-01-29
Mardi Gras Excursion BATES.

One regular frst-class fare. Date
of sale February 10 to 10 inclusive,
final limit February 20. The tickets
will be extended until March 9th, pro-
vided the ticket is, deposited with the
joint agency conducted by Mr.. Joseph
Richardson at No. 204 Camp st. not
later than p. m. February 20, by de-
posting a fee of 80 cents.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-01-29
Farmers, Take Notice.

Any farmer wanting to build barn
or warehouse, or needing building
or secondhand lumber, can save
money by buying the old Welsh Ma
chine Shop building. Apply to
d.. >B. VAN NESS, Welsh, La.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-01-29
Fountain Pens at the
Journal Stationery Store.

The district convention of the Chris
tian Endeavor Society was held at
Iowa Wednesday. The bad weather
prevented many from attending and
consequently it was not the success 1t
otherwise would have been.
Next Sunday morning at the Con-
gregational church the pastor will
take as his subject, 1.-THE First Assem-
sion," and in the evening the subject
will be, "Where Loss is Gain" All
are invited to all services of the day
Lumber is being hauled out for
building 1OOx42X18 feet to be built at
E. M. Clark's first lift pumping plant.
The building will protect about S4o,-
600 worth of pumping machinery. o.
F. LaRue will superintend the work OF
construction.
T. c. Hartley, of Areola, ILL.,
stopped off here Monday morning Tor
brief stay with friends here He
left that afternoon for trip Through
Texas, accompanied by j. 4. BOILING
who will spend a week or ten days II
the Lone Star state.
The Mayville Canal Company l:
making a loud complaint, owing tic
the shortage of cars. They have o.
900 sacks of rice at Mermentans ina
has been sold, and are unable to ShaE
same, owing to the scarcity or cars
Jennings Times-Record.
w. C. Brown, of Welsh, and Mrs
Elizabeth J. Palen, of Iowa Station
were married at the residence OF y"
Cline in Lake Charles Tuesday al
ternoon, Rev. A. Wilkinson ofhciat
ino. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will go u
housekeeping on the Mayville planta
ton.
Misses Bertha Morse and Made
Parsons, of Jennings, stopped o.
here Yesterday morning on their re
t,,rn from attending the district con
vention of the Christian EndeaVo
society at Iowa. They were the guess
of Mr. and Mrs. M. e. Morse Will
here.
The how killer with his little gu
has come to the front at Leesville.
how hunting birds in that town re
DAVIS ago planted bullet in a youn
1adv's head inficting a dangero'
and possibly fatal wound. OF cour'
the boy is sorry, but that doesn
mend heads or pay doctors ollls'-
L. c.. American.
T. r. Walker, until recently edit
of the RICE BELT JOURNAL at wells
and who made a success Of that pape
will soon open stationery store
Alexandria, and in connection W
RIM q lob printing Office. Mr.. w al
or is a thorough business man al
will undoubtedly make a success
his new location.-Lake Charl
American.
Tn q recent interview Judge Newt
@. blanchard, the Democratic nomll
for governor, paid the following co
,liment to his defeated opponent'
cannot too highly commend Gen. u
tremsl<i,s manly acceptance of def
t. and nledge of support for the pa
anu PIoN9 r. ,yoS no more than was
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-01-29
For Sale.

| have an iron bedstead, springs,
mattress and tea ster; will sell all
together cheap. Also one dresser,
bedstead, springs, mattress and two
chairs. All or any of this will be sold
at bargain previous. to Tuesday,
February 2. j. T. WALKER.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-01-29
Fer Sale.

Good dwelling, barn and other
buildings, with twenty acres of land,
in the incorporation; also dray bust
ness and teams; liberal terms.
S. A. CovEY, Welsh, La.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-01-29
EStraYed.

A black mule 154 hands high, nine
years old, ring bone on right front
foot. Any information leading to the
recovery of the animal will be re wand
ed by notifying
l.. M HARRIS, Ikeyille. La.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-01-29
Dissolution Notice.

Ihave disposed of my interest inthe
saloon business of Bourgeois He
bert to nay partner, who will settle all
indebtedness against and receive and
receipt all amounts due said firm.
A. E. BOURGEOIS.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-01-29
West Bros. for feed of all kinds.


West Bros. for feed of all kinds.
A. e. Bell transacted business in
jennings Wednesday.
oet your stationery at the Journal
Book and Stationery store.
Charles and J. A. Harmon, of Mil
ford, ILL.,, were here monday.
Chas. e. Boehm, of Jennings, was
mere Wednesday attending to business
matters.
II. l.. Byers, of Winfield Kan,
was here Wednesday calling on his
flour customers.
liking up Prentice & Prentice for
anything you want in either staple or
fancy groceries.
+. w. Daniels left on the early
train yesterday morning for New Or
leans for two days business trip
Maurice Gerson, of Trenton, N. j.,
arrived last week and will clerk in the
store of his brother, j. S. Gerson.
Cash paid for hides, all kinds,
skinned or unskinned.
FRED JOHNSON.
Mrs. J. N. Partridge returned to Jen-
nings Saturday, after spending sever
al days here visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Anderson.
|
DR.. and Mrs. r. r. Arceneaux were
in Jennings Wednesday. The doctor
was called there by the illness of Mrs
Gary, residing few miles north O.
that city.
We will exchange Welsh town lot:
for good horses or mules Call on
WEST BROS.
S. P. Wetherill, the defeated candi
date for clerk of court in the first pri
mary, was in Welsh Tuesday in tn
interest of the candidacy of J. w
Gardiner, who will be in the secon
contest against II. G. Gill.
A daughter was born to Mr.. an
Mrs. Geo. Carr Tuesday, January Il
G. B. Morrill, was the first to bray
the elements of Wednesday blizzar
so anxious was he to inform hi
friends that he was grandpa.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-01-29
Notice.

WELSH. La, Jan. 20, 1904
have this day sold my entire IN
terest in the firm of J. T. Boiling u 90.
to the firm of G. r. Boiling q Co..
who will collect all accounts due tns
firm and paw all bills due by the SAID
firm.
J. T. BOILING.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-01-29
For Sale.

A good six-room house in the south
part of Welsh, VIII sell for bar
gaia. For particulars call at the
.TOIJRNAI, Office.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-01-29
Cline, Cline & Lee
Lawyers

Titles Examined, Charters Drawn
Abstracts Furnished. r1-o
Will prctice in the courts OF Lake Lake
Charles. Offices: Welsh, jennings
and Lake Charles. Offices connected
by long distance telephone. ~.
LOCAL OFFICE Over Cooper Drug
Co.'S Store.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-04
Town Talk

What the scoffers say about the bond
issue and the inconsistency Of the pro-
fessiOns and performances of public
spirited citizens are the subject Of
breezy editorial comment in this week s
Town Talk. There are some interesting
revelations in this number Of serious diff
ferences among the Justices Of the Su-
preme Court. Mrs. Gertrude Atherton
supplies material for several paragraphs.
The Saunterer explains why Mrs. Eleanor
Martin is in quandary over her invita-
tional list He tells why local bankers
refused TO contribute 10 the Roosevelt
campaign fund. He tells of the porcine
courtesy shown Governor Chamberlain Of
Oregon by two leaders of the local De-
mocracy. His story Of how Landers Ste
vens resented an insult is Of absorbing
interest. He suggests an answer to the
question that is agitating Ashbury
Heights society. discusses last Satur-
days teas. tells Of the meeting Of a class
IN the State University, Of societys lat
est caprice and of an engagement soon
TO be announced. The literary features
are. as usual. Of excellent quality and in
clude a new short story written for Town
Talk by Robert Mace.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-04
MRS. BERTHA CONNESS
THE DEAD MANS FRIEND
Identity of the Woman Who Carries
Flowers to the Morgue Is
Finally Established,

The body of the young man found in
Golden Gate Park last Tuesday with a
bullet wound in his head still lies at the
Morgue unidentified. Last evening two
boys, William McCarray and Thomas
Mellick of 66S Clementina street, called
at the Morgue and stated that the body
resembled that of Earl Hamilton whose
parents live at Twenty-seventh and
Sanchez streets. The boys said that
Hamilton took dinner with the Mellicks
Sunday afternoon and during the meal
remarked that he was going to kill
himself because his father had turned
against him. The elder Hamilton
could not be found last night by the
deputies of the Morgue who were sent
out to bring him in for the purpose of
viewing and if possible identifying the
remains as those of his son.
The strange actions of the woman
who has been calling at the Morgue
daily and decorating the remains with
flowers led to an investigation of her
identity yesterday and resulted in the
discovery that she is Mrs. Bertha Con-
ness. The latter declared that she has
no knowledge as to the identity Of
the dead man and had simply been at
tracted to the Morgue through SYM
pathy, aroused over the story publish
ed regarding the finding of the body in
the park.
Mrs. Conness' sister, Mrs c. G.
Gonna, who lives in East Oakland,
stated last night that Mrs. Conness had
admitted to her that the dead man
was an old acquaintance of hers, a
man whom she had known in Arizona
! The sister added that she knew that
Mrs. Conness had lived with a bar
tender named Frank Wilder in Doug
las, Ariz., for seven years. They were
not married, but Wilder continued to
send her sister money after the latter
had removed to this State. Finally
they had a falling out.
Mrs. Conness has been living at the
Cummings house at 61S Post street,
this city. but inquiry there last night
revealed the fact that she had left
there yesterday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Coleman of 1917
Mission street viewed the body in the
forenoon, and with loud lamenta-
tons proclaimed the dead man to be
her brother, Alexander Henry Dom
nelly. After she had been calmed by
Matron Tierney she admitted that her
brothers hair was not auburn. An
other of her brothers was thereupon
summoned to the Coroners office by
Detective Taylor. and he unhesita>
tingly declared the body to be that of
stranger. He said also that he had
seen his brother on the preceding
evening alive and well.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-04

Burn nett's Vanilla Extract used
and highly indcrsed by all leading hotels.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-04
JURY QUICKLY SECURED
TO TRY DOLBEER CASE
Hearing of Testimony In the Will
Contest Will Begin Early
Next Week

OOhtCcb VIII DCSIl
Next Week.
The jury in the Dolbeer will contest
was completed shortly after noon yes
terday, in Judge Coffey's court, but
as neither side was ready to proceed
further an adjournment was taken to
Monday morning. when the introduce
ton Of testimony will begin.
The following were sworn to try the
case:
X. A. Lundstrom, 1458 Market street;
John Higgins, S59 Fulton street; Sic
bert Petersen, 533 Alvarado street;
Charles A. Slack, 214O Pine street; Ed
gar w. Briggs, $50 Dolores street;
Christopher Branagan, 12S Chatta
nooga street; William Henke, 1108 Val
lejo street; Michael Shannon, 2310
Jackson street; Edward Convey, 1167
Green street; Emil Lowenberg, 2239
Sutter street; Phineas F. Ferguson.
Twenty-second and Vicksburg streets;
William G. Copeland.
Miss Eta Warren, to whom Miss
Dolbeer bequeathed the major portion
of her estate, will be in court Mon
day.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-04

Patrick Bannon, Peter Wall and
John Mogan, convicted of stealing 81 so
from w. Letting, Fifth-street saloon
keeper, were given six months apiece
by Judge Fritz.
Judge Mogan dismissed the COM
plant against Elias Ellison, who was
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-04

FIRE DEPARTMENT DRILL-An exhibit
tion given yesterday by the Fire Depart
nent under the supervision Of Assistant Chief
Shsughnessy at the Seventeenth-street drill
tower for the benefit Of A Berg, Fire Com
missioner OF Honolulu. Berg is visiting the
United States 20 observe re-department
methods. and IL Of the opinion that San Fran
cisco Is the place for acquiring knowledge on
that score. The exhibition was a success in
every detail.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-04
Mrs. Pollok Is at Rest.

Mrs. Mary Pollok, widowed mother
OF Allan Pollok, the former manager
OF the ST. Francis Hotel, died late yes
terday afternoon in her apartments at
that hotel. Death was the result of
advanced age and was hastened by a
slight stroke of paralysis, which Mrs.
Pollok received ten days ago. Dur
ing her last hours Mrs. Pollok was at
tended by her son and two daughters.
Margaret and Jean Pollok, who had
been her constant companions during
her long and happy life. She was a
native of Scotland, "a years of age.
and leaves many friends in this city
and Southern California. The funeral
will take place tomorrow at 1 p. m.
from the First Presbyterian Church
Van Ness avenue and Sacramento
street. The funeral car will leave
Eighteenth and Guerrero streets at
2:30 p. m. Interment will take place
in Cypress Lawn Cemetery and will be
private.
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treasurer of Kings County Is Dead.

HANFORD. Nov. 3.-County Treas
urer w. II. Slavin died here to-day,
aged 55 years. He was a native OF
Missouri. Death was due to tuber-
culosis. Slavin came here in 1873 and
when Kings County was organized in
1893 he was elected Treasurer by the
Democrats and held Office ever since.
He leaves one daughter.
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TO REPRESENT PACIFIC MAIL
COMPANY IN THE ORIENT
II. s. Miller Resigns His Position Here
and Il. N. Alexander Takes
His Place at Once.

r. s. Miller, who for many years was
freight and claim agent of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, the Port
land and Asiatic Steamship Company
and the San Francisco and Portland
Steamship Company, will shortly go to
the Orient in the interests of the Pa
cif1c Mail Company. His place here
will be filled by Thomas N. Alexander.
who until recently has been purser of
the San Jose, plying between this city
and Panama.