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The San Francisco call., 1904-12-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday as
follows:
John PAMELA. %. 1900 Mason street. and
Loretta Hughes, %, Isabel street.
Leo Paschini p. 734 Shotwen street. and
Julie Englehart, IS 473 Shotwell street.
Julio NJ Gomez 2S, Monterey, and Bessie
Bray. %. 1910 Mission street.
Frey Sjostedt "a 55 Silver street, and In
geborg Jarnberg, IS, 81 Sycamore avenue.
Narcisse Lefevre. 46 129 Van Ness avenue
and Adele Riel. Al, Willis.
Filippo Cavalero, 40 Sonora. and Maria Ber-
tola 80. Sonora.
Joseph F. Schultz. 81 1883 Hayes street,
and Ethel McGaw. % Kalamazoo, Mich
William r. Hampton, 21. Berkeley, and Mel
lie B. Henderson Is. Alameda.
Thomas p. Maloney. p, 60 Haight street.
and Nellie W. Moore. is. 90 Haight street
ole Berg 81. 254 Noe street, and L>orentine
X Larsen. 3S. pa Noe street.
Frank L. Bantz. 80 100 Fifth street and
Emma c. Peckler %. 129 Hyde street.
John c. Frates, 81, Rio Vista. and Isabel
Pedro, 2l Rio Vista
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STUDENTS ASK
70 have VOICE
Meet and Adopt Measures
Looking to Part Control
in University Questions
FACULTY OPPOSES PLAN
Professor Carey Appears
on Behalf of Affairs
Committee and Protests
OPPOSES PLAN
Berkeley Office San Francisco Call.

Berkeley Office San Francisco Call.
2148 Center street. Dec. s.
The students of the University or
California have decided that they will
take some measure of the control OF
the general student body into their
own hands, and that they will have a
students affairs committee to be COM
posed of students. This was the out
growth of the meeting of the students
committee tonight
The first proposition that was ad-
vanced tonight was that a certain
number Of students be added to the
students affairs committee of the fac
ulty. Professor Corey, president of the
students affairs committee of the fac
ulty, was present, and said that this
could not be. The students honor COM
mittee then adopted plan providing
for students affairs committee to be
composed Of six members from the
student body, appointed by the asso-
ciated students twice a year, this COM
mittee to act as q court of first appeal.
In the case of misconduct on the part
of any student the students affairs
committee of the student body will take
the matter UP, and if the action Of this
committee is not satisfactory the fac
ulty committee will then handle the
case. 1t was originally intended that
the honor committee that met tonight
would only cover the question of honor
in examinations, but the recent
trouble with Captain Nance made the
case take a broader ground. and by the
action of the students themselves it
now covers all conduct of students.
Plans will be adopted on Friday.
The members that met tonight are:
]. P. Loeb, r. L. McWilliam. r. Cab
bert, Earl d. White, Hugo Miller. L.
D. Bohnett, Miss Ann Thatcher. Miss
Nellie Mccarthy and Miss Flora
Frickstad.
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WILL REMOVE CHILDREN
FROM INDIAN SCHOOLS

Ell PASO, Tex. Dec. Sowing to
many reports of mistreatment and in
reference with their religion. which
II IS claimed have been received here
placed in the Governmapt,s Ir5ta,, ,,tIS
schools. the announcement has bsso
made by District Clerk AIdereta tbat
ne VIII go at once to. Oklahoma anJ
after arranging for the release of sal-
eral hundred children who were sent
there from FL Paso. will later talSs
Steps Steps 20 nave others removed from the
ooEernnent lnstltution in California
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shr nArEo YEA1 ESTATE.

nor ssf.E-e5O ACRES: SAN PEDRO VAL
LEY. NEAR POINT SAN PEDRO AND
RFAITTIFUL BEACH. THE OLD SAN
CHEZ ADOBE HOUSE. Is ROOMS CNOW
Used AS A HOTEL) AND STABLE FOR
10 HORSES OK THE PROPERTY. BEST
QUALITY LAND. FORMERLY USED FOR
VEGETABLES. NOW A DAIRY. WELL
WATERED. SAN PEDRO RIVER
THROUGH THE GROUNDS; GROVES or
GIN TREES: MILES FROM COLMA
4 p RAILWAY STATION AND II FROM
CLIFF HOUSE BY OCEAN SHORE; GOOD
INCOME PAYING. PRICE S2l.OO0- AD-
DRESS A. 3. PATRICK & CO., AS FRONT
ST SAN FRANCISCO
TONITA PARK-On line OF San Mateo electric
rars z5 minutes from Fifth and Market SITS :
outside the fog belt and just beyond where
fhe s p CO.. bay shore 'cut-of' VIII JOIN
ne main line: 50-foot lots from $500 up.
rerFls from SO 10 $50 down and balance al
rate OF SO a month. sewer and water pipes
IN front OF every lot pare artesian well
water. over one-half lots sold since August
]: an exceptional opportunity 70 secure a lot
Ia this desirab ble section: take the electric
cars and get OF a. "LOMITA PARK and
investigate; maps sent on application
SELBE RODGERS & CO..
116 California St: Tel. Main 6f5
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LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED.
Tuesday. Dec 6.
schr Mary Eta. wetzeI days from Iver-
scnr Albion. Olsen. 2s days from siuslaw
Br stmr wellington. Cutter. so hours from
Ladysmith
SAILED.
Tuesday, Dec 8.
Stmr National City, Hammer. for Fort
Bragg.
St-ir Rcdondo Krog for Astoria.
MEMORANDUM
Per schr Albion-Cn Ncv :. or Cape Blanco.
in heavy Sc gale twisted the rudder head
Per sch Albion-On Nov Il. at II a. m. lati-
tude AZ "a ~ longitude 1850 w passed big
ball OF ambergris. about 10 pounds: brough hi
vessel around but could not find il on account
of a heavy sea
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail viii be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
indOrsed with the name and residence OF per-
sons authorized to have the same published
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
Of The event published once in this column
free of charge.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

-
DISSOLUTION OF copartnership-LUIG ROS-
CELL and JOSEPH MARENGO have bv
mutual consent. this Gay dissolved coparf-
nership. the said JOSEPH MARENGO hav-
ing purchased the entire interest of said
LUIGI ROSCELII in the stock in trade and
business heretofore owned and conducted at
the city and county of San Francisco by
said copartne-ship San Francisco Cal
November % 1904. LUIGI ROSCELLI
on ard after this date / viii not be responsible
for any debts Incurred by my wife. MARIE
ACkERMANN- CLAUS ACKERMANN.
REGINA Restaurant. 422 Turk ST. Sold all
bills against said place must be presented
within days from Dec. 3. 1904.
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BORN.

NEALON-In this city. November % 1904 to
the wife Of James J. Nealon Qormerly Clara
Baker,, a SON.
NEALON-In this city. December 5, 1904 to
the wife Of J. T. Nealon, a son.
TOEL-In this city, November IS, 1904, to the
wife Of Louis Toel, daughter
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JUVENILES IN TROUBLE-Oakland,D Dec
6.-George Ash, Charles Marshall and Arthur
Fredericks. boys of tender years. in Gus
tody on charges of robbing the till in NJ. L..
Stanley's shop, 529 Ninth street. Fredericks
made record recently by escaping from the
County Jail, where he crawled through the
window bars. climbed over the roof and low
cred himself to the ground by telephone wires.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

AMERICAN CAN Goa quarterly dividend
Of u per cent has this day been declared
upon the preferred stock Of this company
payable on January /. 1905 to stockholders
Of record at the close OF business December
10. 1904 The transfer books viii be closed
as 10 the preferred stock from December 20
10 January J. inclusive. Checks will be
mailed. r. H. ISMON, Secretary Decem-
Der o 1904.
DIVIDEND notice-The Giant Powder Com
pany. Con dividend, No. y. OF fifty
cents t5Oc) per share the issued capital
stock OF the company has been declared, pay
able at the office OF the company rooms eO2
204 and 206 Hayward bldg. San Francisco
on December 10 1904. Transfer books close
December 3. 1904. at noon. c. c. Quinn, Sec
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MARRIED.

LEEK-BALEY-In this city December 4.
1904, by the Rev. George w. White pastor
Of Central NJ. Z. Church. John j. Leek and
Maggie G. Bailey, both of San Francisco.
ORNBECK-BEIER-In this city, December
B. 1904. by the Rev. o. Groensberg Christian
II. kornbeck and Anna Beier
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SALES.
Morning Session,
Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
Morning tSession-COmstocks
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS for box lockers-Offce Depot
Quartermaster. Sc New Montgomery St. san
Francisco. Cal, Dec. Z, 19O4-Sealed pro-
posals in trIplicate, subject to usual condi-
tons, VIII be received here until 10 o'clock
a. m. Friday. Jan. 6. 1905. and then opened
for furnishing 5000 box lockers (more or less)
at the Sa:l Francisco depot. The United
States reserves the right to accept or reject
any all bids any part thereof In
formation and blank proposals viii be fur
nshed on application. Envelopes containing
proposals to be marked, Proposal for box
lockers. No. 94O9.' and addressed TO MAJOR
9. a. DEVOL. O. NJ. L. S. A. Depot Quar-
termaster.
$2c 600 MUNICIPAL water works bonds town
Of Wheatland for sale. untaxabie, bearing 5
per cent interest; serial 40 years; bids win
be received up to Monday. Dec 5. 1904, GER
titled check Of 10 per cent to accompany bid
For information address r. n. MURPHY
Town Clerk. Wheatland. Cal.
UNITED STATES Engineers Office Flood
building. San Francisco Cal. Nov g. 1904
Sealed proposals for dredging in Napa River.
Cal, Will be received here until u noon
December s 1904. Information on applfca-
ton. ". H. HEUER. Col Engrs.
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Il EMRY j. GALLAGHER CO

tsuccessors 70 FIannagan & Gallagher)
DANIEL p. DONOVAN Mgr
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERs
20 Fifth St, opposite Lincoln School
Telephone South so.
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ApAErmEErs TO LET.

GOLDEN WEST Apartments Ala Golden Gate
ave: open about December u; unfurnshed
apartments; rooms to let.
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Afternoon Session.
California Stock and OIL Exchang

Board
25 Cal Gas & Electric Corp. 80 25
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Net amount OF Risks
written during the
year -..
Net amount OF Risks
expired during the
year
Net amount in force
December 81. 1908. j
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BERKELEY ADVERT'S'NTS
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
ALMOST new Broom cottage; hot and cold
water. bath. pantry brick foundation. lot
5OsllO0; all fenced. i block 10 electric cars;
3 blocks 10 station; price Sl45O; terms $50
cash. bal $50 monthly. o. A. RUDOLPH,
Lorin station. So. Berkeley; open Sundays
.BARGAIN-5-room cottage, bath; S-foot base
rnent; city water; also good well and pump;
LOT 45Xl25s close 10 Key Route station and
stores; price $500; terms S150 cash, balance
Alb % nonlnly y 4 hODOLFt1. Lorln
station, South Berkeley; open Sundays.
BARGAIN-New Groom house. 2-story. bath.
pantry, stationary tubs gas and electric
Sl50 cash, balance $50 monthly A ..
RUDOLPH. Lorin. So Berkeley; open sun
NEW cottage, 5 rooms, bath. pantry. nnantel;
shades and everything complete; lot 4Ox100;
= blocks 10 station and electric cars; price
S2l50. $50 cash, bal $50 monthly. o. A.
RUDOLPH, Lorin. So. Berkeley; open sun.
$500
A CHOICE home on Delaware st. Berkeley: 8
rooms and bath: lot sOxI35: and modern:
sunny exposure nne view easy terms ot
payment II desired; trouble 10 show prop
REALTY BcSDs AND FINANCE co. dac).
llT2 Broadway. corner Fourteenth st.
Oakland
A WEEKS news for oents-The Weekly caii.
ie pages. in wrapper. for mailing 81 per year
HERKELEY ROOMS AND BOARD.
WILSON'S Inn. 2l44 University ave.-A fine.
modern house; central location A. H. VII
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SUFFERING AND STAMnTERING.
EXPANSION OF MELBOURNE SCHOOLS
Downtown. 521 Franklin. McAllister, s
to IL Open air school, $40 Diamond St; tel
Capp 51I3; l to p. m. Details at either
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Tonopah.
ToNoPAH MINING EXCHANGE.

Following were the sales on the San Fran
SEQ and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday:
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AN exceptionally good No. Remington. No.
Smith Premier, $25; other typewrtters at
higher and lower prices; rentals 81 90. The
Typewriter Exchange. oS6 California st.
2D-HAND typewriters sold. rented, repaired.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-14
GOVERNOR M'BRIDE
WILL NOT TALK

OLYMPIA. May l4.-AlthouGh Gov
ernor Henry Mcbride informs the news
papermen that he is not yet prepared to
make a statement or grant an interview
it is predicted among his friends that
he will shortly do so. and in it will urge
the united support of the ticket as nomin-
ated at Tacoma Wednesday. Whatever
of bitterness the governor may feel is not
apparent in his demeanor or his eonversa-
ton. and any dissatisfaction that might
remain among his following over the out
come of his railway commission campaign
the governor does not seem to encourage
in any way.
Since his return to the capital city the
subject of politics is one the governor has
adroitly turned from the conversation and
which apparently gives him less concern
than that of enjoying the rest that fol
'emooeL 4u oR4eq STEP lUI9Aos aq4 sMoI
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HOW GAMBLERS WILL
PAY MONTHLY FINES
.Surething Men VIII be Arrested Every Month ana
Forfeit Bail Without Appearing In COurt--
Pete Sandberg Preparing TO Open
Gambling Rooms Over the
Owl Theater

paraphernala win probably be put in
next week.
Dave Blake, who claims to have one
one the "swelest little outfits in the
Northwest, has been opening up gradually.
Some games have been running all week
and the place will be wide open tonight.
As the result of numerous conferences
Pete Sandberg has squared himself with
the city administration and will be at.
lowed TO operate gambling joint in CON
nection with his Phoenix theater and Owl
saloon The edict against games on the
ground floor put Sandherg out of business
temporarily but rooms win be fitted up
over the saloon and next week he will open
with complete outfit Not to be out
done by the houses further up the street
Sandberg viii give the public an oppor-
tunity TO lose on amy kind Of game they
want from roulette to craps.
In each Of the gambling houses a look
out is stationed whose duty is to keep out
minors and others whose presence would
not benefit the house Minors, according
to an order from the police department,
are not to be allowed IN the rooms under
any circumstances but if minor looks
good and has proved himself to be a
cheerful loser it is not hard to pass mus
ter Every night since Tacoma became a
wide open town minors have mingled with
the crowd in the gambling rooms and have
been permitted TO buck the games
As a result Of the opening Of Tacoma to
the gamblers number Of sure thing mea
who have been driven from Seattle as uu-
desirable citizens have taken up their
abode here
According to reports gamblers not pro.
vided with upstairs quarters have hit on q
plan of getting over the first floor edict.
Platforms about three feet high are being
built and an attempt viii be made 10 run
the games there. The gamblers contend
that the order docs not say hoe tar above
illa-Gse ffeoe tfe aa,isa o,sai - and that
a three-foot platform fulliils the require
ments.
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AND
O'DRIEN MEET

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May H. The
eyes of all men all over the country in
terested in things pugilistic win be fixed
on Philadelphia tonight. In the armory
in this city kid McCoy. acknowledged
to be one of the most clever pugilists in
the ring today, and Philadelphia Jack"
O'Bricn, who has yet to meet the man who
can put him down and out. viii do battle
according to rules laid down by the Mar
quis of QueenSbmy Though the bout
will be limited to six rounds as required
by law this distance, in the minds of
those acquainted with the two fighters
and their style of fast fighting. should
prove sufficient for one OF the liveliest
contests seen hereabouts in long time
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Although Mayor Wright says that the
policy of the administration in regard to
gambling houses has not been decided on
the gamblers have received very definite
tips lately as to the amount of the fines
that win be assessed and how they will
be collected For instance, house like
the Warwick that operates big outfit
will be assessed $500 month. AT stated
times every month John McQuick' or
some other John will he brought to the
police station and trump charge made
against him. Rather than stay in cell
all night he viii put up $500 cash bail
which will be declared forfeited the next
day in the police court The other big
houses will put up similar amounts in the
same way and the smaller houses viii pay
i'll proportion.
The system Of having the gamblers put
up bail which is to he forfeited has been
agreed upon as it offers better protection
to them than the plan Of iining them in
the police court. Ii they were brought
into court to be fined, curious or over
conscientious Judge might inquire too
closely into the case and end by binding
the offender over to the superior court on
the charge Of violating the state gamb
ling law
Every thing was lovely at the Warwick
last night and the stakes were high. Two
faro games, two roulette wheels, black
jack and crap game and three poker game,
were in full swing Luck was against thu
players and the house made enough to a
least partially reimburse John Malone
alias John McQuick, for the S490 won b,
the Jap the night before aud the 5000 fin'
which was paid into the police court thil
week ~ forfeited bull
Hbo pesijess outfit is not complete ye
aud az present consists OF a roulette whee
and black lack table The other gambling
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MURDER TRIAL
is RESUMED

RISING SUN Ind. May IA. hen the
Gillespie trial was resumed this morning
the court issued an order barring all peo-
pie under 10 years. An effort was made
to get before the jury the alleged threats
by James Gillespie in the presence Of
Joseph Henshen, a tenant on the Giles
pie farm, but failed Henshen on the
stand again testified that James told him
the division of the property by his mother
wouldn't stand as Elizabeth was given
more than her share. lie had received
notice from Elizabeth to deliver all her
share of the crops to Margaret aud Eliza.
beth instead of James Other witnesses
gave mimportant testimony and the court
adjourned At noon.
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CHINK MUST GO
WAY BACK HOME

All Wing, a Chinese emigrant who re-
Gently came to this country, was arraign-
ed before United States Commissioner
Bridges yesterday and was ordered de-
ported The chink belongs to the labor
ing class and he did not possess the neces-
sary certificate of entrance which the Chin
ese must have before they can enter this
country.
Several days ago Emigration Inspector
Fulton received the tip that an undesir-
able Chinaman was headed this way and
kept on the look out The result was
that Deputy Marshal Dawson arrested the
alien on the train beween Tacoma and
Portland.
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REED WILL PAY

The sinking fund commission, composed
of Mayor Wright, City Treasurer Atkins,
City Controller jackson and President
Roice of the city council met yesterday
afternoon in the city hall.
The conduct of County Treasurer Reed
who refuses tohonor the $4,000 school
warrant, which the city treasurer has pre-
sented for payment, occupied the attention
of the commission for while. City At
torney Ellis, in whose hands the matter
was put at a previous meeting, reported
that he is still investigating the affair and
has already seen number of the county
officials and members of the school board.
The payment of the warrant will proba-
bly, be made without any legal action, Mr..
Ellis says.
Controller jackson was authorized at the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-05-14
POLICE KEEP REPUBLICANS
FROM HURTING EACH OTHER

SPRINGFIELD, May l4.-Grim was the
smile resting on the features of the various
Republican gubernatorial leaders this
morning when the convention met for the
third days session Of what has been the
most notable political battle in the states
history. When the convention was called
to order it sat upon d volcano There
may be hell here this morning said
Chairman Cannon, "and | don't propose
that anyone shall be hurt and he gave
orders to the police to clear the aisloe tax
ing the control from the Yates sergeant
alarms. The sixteenth ballot was then
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called and showed but one notable change,
a gain of fifteen votes for Lowden giving
him 427. Yates 372. Deneen $50.
SPRINGFIELD, May l4.-Dreary roll
calls continued unSl nineteen ballots had
been taken without material change. al
the conclusion of which the convention
took recess till 3 p. m. The last ballot
gave Yates 49l Lowden 400. Deneen 1913,
Mamlin ll9, Warner 33, Sherman 81,
Pierce q. Gossip is strong in regard to
a combine between Duneen and Hamlin
with Congressman Reeves, another dark
horse.
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there. threatening to have the house closed
ii he did not He simply laughed in her
face and said, "You can't close the house
because it isn't on the first floor
1t is further stated thar this man not
only spends his own money. but has
gambled away $1,000 which his wife IN
herited at the alath OF her mother several
months ago.
The foregoing facts We're brought to the
Times office this morning by the woman
herself, who gave her name, but requested
that it be withheld at this time.
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REAL ESTATE

Robert A. Triple and wife TO J. Edie
Stewart, lots 10 and IS, block 8, Mode
adj. Tacoma. 1920.
William D. Triple to J. Edie Stewart,
lot II and the north feet of olt IS,
block o. Home ad., Tacoma, 5000
G. J.. Steel and wife to Martha d. Dunn,
one arce more or less in section 10, town
ship 20, range east, 81 27j.
Mrs. Magnus Abbott to Amelia Ander-
son, lots ] ? and 3, block 10, Coulter's adj,
~ 900
Jerry Meeker TO James Campbell the Y
Of :. w a Of N r. u Of section y, town
ship 90, north range east and the n r.
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FAMILY IN WANT AND HUSBAND
CANDLES AT THE WARWICK

tempted to have the place closed but
the officers refused to do anything.
She says that she appealed to Mayor
Wright but he professed ignorance Of the
gambling at the Warwick and when in
vited to 90 down there and see excused
himself.
With an attorney the woman went TO
County Attorney Campbell to see if the
place could not be closed Bring on your
that there is gambling and we will stop
IT,"
The Times is informed that this woman
has repeatedly appealed to the proprietor
OF the gambling house 10 keep her hus
band from spending all Of his money
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RATIFICATION
At BELLINGHAM

BELJINGHAM, wn., May IA. Excur-
sion trains viii be run from different parts
Of Whateom county to this city for the
big Mead ratification at Becl's theoter
tonight. Ex-senator John L. Wilson and
S. II. Piles are now here 70 take part in
the exercises. An invitation has been
sent TO Senator Foster but it is NOT known
whether on not he viii arrive in time.
Many other prominent men viii speak.
Mead will give the chief address.
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WILL
Be NEUTRAL

WASHINGTON, D. C., May IA. Min
ister Conger Of Pebing cables the state
department that the Chinese government
has given him renewed satisfactory assur-
ance Of its neutrality during continuance
Of the war between Japan and Russian.
Minister Thompson Of Rio Janeiro cables
that the English ship stopped by the gov
ernment at Manolas, Amazon river. was
discovered to be carrying ammunition for
Peru