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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

a H h5S and F5 T sad s N.n o, n
Thomas II. Troy. Of Eighth-aye. was one 81 tho
judges at the floral parade OF automobiles last Fri
day week at Spring Lake. AR and Mrs. Troy
are at the Essex and Sussex Hotel. Others al the
same house are Mr. and Mrs Frank u M0ratt
ton. Of Manhattan.
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall T. Davidson Of 81. James
Place, gave dinner at the Oriental Hotel Man
haitian Beach Thursday OF last week IN honor ~
Commander and Mrs. J. \. b. Smith. Of Tho Brook
In navy YARD and Captain and Mr.. Beard OF
A. luncheon Rear Admiral Rodgers and tho party
40 Went 10 ,.Ia ma ttah GA the naval tug Nina
A!ns in the afternoon. Corrnandor William H.
miral and Mrs. Dewey last week
fair for the benefit of the Nassau HOSPITAL Of
Mineola IS 20 bc held on Saturday afternoon Sep
TENDER q. at Harbor IIi the country place 81 Mr.
aud Mrs. Clarence Mnckay. at Roslyn Long Island.
The women ~ IN" various booths will he in cos
taking an active part I'm nc anrair are Nj 6i iy
H. z. Belmont, Mrs Butler Duncan' jr. Mrs. Viii
man, Mrs Frank Pcndeton. Mrs William BALDWIN
ana Mrs william J.. Swan.
Hugh Mclaughlin gave "A dance and A supper al
the Wyandotte. Pcllport Long Island. on Saturday
evening of last week. IN honor Of Mrs McLaugh-
Inns BIRTHDAY which is August 1s, but is always
FANNY Chance t. leave town The display of IF t9e
works was postponed until Monday, because OF the
Indictment weather.
Among tho Brooklyn people at North Conway
~. H. Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Mague. Mrs NJ A.
Warren. the Misses Warren, Claus Doscher. Mrs
Conseyea. Miss Josephine burnett. Or. Annie NJ
Brown and p. W. Holden
Or. William J. Turner Of Cllnton-st. is at the
samoset. Rockland Breakwater.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles d. Cook and their daughter
Mrs Louis Shaw. OF No. 1876 Cnton-st., will return
10 town early in September They are now In
Mass chusetts-
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Trask expect TO open their
Tuxedo house. Trayaddo, early In September
Mr. and Mrs Ethelbert Ide Low were in london
last week.
Mrs Charles A. Moore and Miss NJ Elsie Moore
and Mrs. Moore's aunt at the Trafoy Hotel
In the Austrian Tyro!; They wiz 80 to Paris and
from Liverpool September 1s
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Hurley. of No. At
Pierrepont- will be at the Hotel Aspinwall
Lenox until the middle of September.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph s. Fahy are the guests of
the Robert w. Pattersons at Lenox
Mrs. Frank 1. Jones. of st. Marks-ave.. and her
daughter. Miss Maud " Jones who have been
spending the summer at Beechwold, their country
home at sayville, have gone 20 Camp Coburn. Lake
Placid. Miss Mabel E. Cranberry is with them.
Mr.. and Mrs Ludwig Nissen and Miss Elsie Pres
ton are also at Camp Colburn.
Mrs. Leonard J. Busby and Miss winifred Busby
have left Glen Cove for Lake Placid.
Mrs Amos d. Carver OF Eighth ave-. who has
been spending the summer in Maine will sail for
Europe on the Baltic next Wednesday. to be abb
sent about three months
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II Preston sailed for Europe
last Tuesday on the Kronprinz Wilhelm.
Mr. and Mrs Car! F19ue. accompanied by Miss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
BEes POLICEMAN TO SHOOT HIM.
German Wanted to Search Station House for
His Wife-Thought Insane.

Carl Mncke. who was sent TO the Kings County
Hospital TO be examined as TO his sanity yester-
day begged to be shot by the officer who arrested
him The German had annoyed the police OF the
Vernon-ave station for some time by inQuring
for ais wife. whom he seemed 10 think was hidden
In one of the station house cells. She came from
Germany to Join him four months ago. no says but
terdav he began to sing and shoue In the street
near the station house Patroltnan Woessner was
sent our to quiet him. When Woessner approached
Mincke pleaded with the patrolnan to shoot him.
II was thought best to lock him up for safe keep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

The contract let for S396.ooo and ground was
broken on June 8. 1900 with appropriate exercises
Contracts were made this year by the Department
or Parks for museum power house and power
plant at Es.Sss and for natural history cases for
the second floor at S3.4o0. The city appropriated
for the annual support and maintenance of the
two museums OF the institute $4,000 Plans and
Specifications for the third section. wing
OF the northern FACADE of the museum building
were prepared over a year ago. and the city ap-
propriated s5 600 to provide for the construction
the eastern wing and the central approach TO the
museum. This will be finished within two years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.
The Weeks Headings, Engage.
ments and .4musemrntS.

Mrs. Frederick A. Harter. of No. 143 Henry-st..
announces the engagement Of her daughter. Miss
Cornelia T. Harter 10 William q. Stger, son Of
E. Morris Stiger Of No. Sls West Seventy fourth
ST, Manhattan. Miss Harter is graduate of Smith
college and her nance was graduated from AM
herSt in So He IS a Psi Epsilon man and a men,
boy of the University Club. Miss Harter is sister
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

xrsn, Mis-, Florence Knapp and Mr.. and Mrs
Irving T. Bush.
Thu Rev. Dr. Henry c. Swentzel arrived on the
Oceanic on Wednesday OF last week
,,r and Mrs Wallace p. Flint OF Henry-st.
.rs at the berkshire Inn. Great Darlington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

number OF BTooklyntes registered at the
Equinox House. Manchester, Vt. last week Mrs.
Charles A Pratt. Mr., and Mrs Frederic B. Pratt
and Miss Helan Pratt have been at the hotel and
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Blaney Dane OF Brookline
Mass, stayed few days at the hotel, while max
ing automobile tour OF Eew-Engiand The other
guests from Brooklyn are Clinton Z. Rossiter Mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

Bartlett. of West Point Joseph iowa Thomas
ford Mclean.
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SMOKY
FlREPLACES

MADE TO DRAW OR NO CHARGE.
denominations Estfrats. Era.
sA'ss--"m. W. hstoT. Jos. II. eaoa.s. whu.lsu
s'o ana many other prominent peOp,.
JOHN WHITLEY.
Chimney Expsr..n
$40 f1lton st. Brooklyn. ~ T. Te,e,Aor. ,s,,
&nis advertisements appears su.s.- ..yr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

Among those at the Garden City Hotel last Sun
day were lIr. and Mrs. Charles Wigman q. A
Wigman, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Howard and ]. G.
SouthWlck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

Steiner. were al the Fort William Henry Hotel.
Lake George, last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

Mrs James H williams Miss Frances Williams
lanes williams Jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 2.
fTIittle are al Tho Edgewood Inn. Greenwich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

Miss Julia tinport Barr IS to be the guest OF tn
w y. Granberrys Mt Schroon Lake for a fort
night. when she Will go to Newport as tho CUES
OF the Charles NJ. Bulls. at Karlsruhe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

have been put in excellent order in
our own workshop. A little cash down
and small monthly payments If YOU
wish. AL Pianos bought from US are
kept in tune a year free of charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

on the same day, Thursday September l, Is that OF
Miss Ethel Pummer Bowen. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Elliott Bowen. and DR.. Franklin War
ren White The Crescent Avenue TreSby tcriau
Church will be the scene OF the ceremony, 3
O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

Dr. and Mrs Thomas r French OF Joralemon
at have recently had g. S their guests Mr.. and Mrs
John z. praeser and robert Garrett at Camp In
terlaker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

Tn engagement is announced OF Mrs. Annie
Goodnough. widow CT the Rev. Alfred Everett
Goodnough. pastor Of the First Unitarian Church,
to Jackson Wallace Of No. go Clinton st Mr..
Wallace is partner in the law firm of Moore,
Wallace & Dudley. ~ Mania IAN, ami is we'll
known IN the lui,ti~s of this borough. The we'd
ding will probably take place SOON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

effects Of the fur
nishings; its en-
during qualities
withstand hard
usage and tho ngor
Of a changeabls
climate. In Brook
lyn alons over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

An early September bride viii be Miss Louise
Benedict. daughter Of 3ir. Mrs. +. g Benedict.
She will be married 10 Clifford Harmon Thurs
day, September !, at the country home OF her
parents, Indian Harbor. Greenwich. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

Hugh Mclaughlin gave "A dance and a supper at
the Wyandotte. Bollport. Long Island on Saturday
evening of last week IN honor OF Mrs McLaugh-
Inns birthday. which is August IS, but is always
kept on Saturday TO give the men in the
family chance to leave town. The display of fire.
works was postponed until Monday. because OF the
Indictment weather.
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n J.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-08

The Christmas De- lineator is here better than ever I5c a copy.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-08
DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE
Entertainment to Be Given at the
 Doris Theater.

Following is the programme for the entertainment to be given in the Dor ris theater Nov. 18th, under the direc- ton of Mrs. Kate \. Ham. Tickets for sale at BerryhilTs and exchanged for reserved seats on day of performance. Admission 90 cents.
 THE SQUAW MAN. Jim Carston. ..... MT. A. T. Dickinson Naturieh, his wife. Mrs. Kate A. Ham Little Hal their son. Miss AIiri-m Ham Malcolm Petrie, a London solicitor.
 ...............1Ir. Jack IE. Burton Big Bill. foreman of the ranch...-...
 ............Llr Charles V. Jackson Grouchy, cowboy. ............-...-. ..-......... BIr. Charles A. Butterfeld Andy, cowboy. MT. Walter Walsh shorty, cowboy. AIr. Stratton Copeland
 BCBLESQ
 Dr. JeByI and AG-. Hyde.
 ..-........-.....-... MT. Vernon Evans
 A DISCOETEETED WIFE. The husband. MT. Manheimer The wife. ...... MT. Charles Butterheld
 MALE QUARIETTE. Nlr. AL r. Dickinson. ........... Bass AIr. Jack E. Burton. n......... Baritone AIr. l.. F. Hayward. Lead AIT. DaggaT-. ............. Tenor A novel address Of welcome by Mrs Kate A Ham.
 Hugh A. Allen. n...................
 .........- Celebrated Operatic Singer F. c. Miller .....-.-
 .-.................So Soft Shoe Dancer Miss Blythe Anderson, Miss Marian Ham, Miss Pauline Lame, Miss Gladys Ham, a conversational song and dan-e, ''A Point to Bear in Mind"
 THE LITTLEST GIRL. Van Bibbcr. .OIr. AL T. Dickinson Carruthers. .......-..- MT. Wulter Walsh Davenport ..... MT. Jack F. Burton The ltLes- girl .--..- Baby Licbenow
Arizona republican., 1904-11-08
A VERDICT FOR BAUER
But the Jury Would not Consider
 Damages rot Yet Inflicted.

A~Verdict was returned yesterday 5y the jury in the case of Charles Bauer against Laura Billups, administratriz- of the estate of William Billups. The verdict gives the plaintiff $2zSS7. He had sued for 1,5OO damages in being deprived of the use of a water right which he had purchased from the de- fendant He has not secured posses sion of it for it turned out that BiHJDs in his life had leased the right To Wolf Sachs and that the lease would not expire until 1905.
 Before the plaintiff made this discov- cry he had purchased some land upon which he was going to use the water the right would entitle him to. His crops were put in and in consequence of his inability to get the water- they failed. \ part of the damages he ask ed for has not yet been inflicted, buL it is alleged that it will be before the right can come into his possession The future damages are not allowed by the verdict.
 In the case of ". J. -SchorgI against BOuVer and Mcdonald a motion by the defendants for a continuance was de- nied. This is a suit growing out of g misunderstanding regarding the pur- chase price of a lot of hay
Arizona republican., 1904-11-08
TIE LITTLEST GIRI

Van Bibbcr...- MT. N. T. Dickinson
 Carruthers. ......-..-- MT. Walker Walsh Davenport ...... MT. Jack F. Burton
 The HtIes- girl. Baby Licbenow
Arizona republican., 1904-11-08
PERSONAL.
..ls.s..s. f..-z.s..-..,s,.s-s..s.>s-,z,..a.-s.

Those registering at the Hotel Adams yesterday were: J. D. Alexaud- CT, Sacaton; J. B. Hall. '. S; ,. r. Pitts, Cincinnati; John B. Wright, Tue son; N. L. Cayinau. St. Joseph; E. C. PitmaN, Charles A. Mariner, J. B. HaCkel, San Francisco; B. A. Fowler. city; A. w. Ballard Los. Angeles; R. C. Semple, Fl Paso; C. W. Dorsey, Cherry Chase, Md: p. K. KlinefeIter, Needles; T. J. Norton, Los Angeles
 Those registering at the Commercial
Arizona republican., 1904-11-08

hotel yesterday were: Dr. E O. Swift, Auburn, V. Y.; l.. c. Leonard, Chicago; Dan Mahoney, Mesa; Carl Hayden. Tempe; Dan Bluuc, san Fran.-iSco; A. W. Lewis. Los Angeles; c. O. Rucke-. St. Jo=; c. C. Moseley. st. Louis: Mrs. Jane GarGner, Blanche Gardner. NeNv York; J. F. Shelton. city; Seymour W. Condon, White salmon Wash; Geo. F. Brown, Mesa.
 Mrs. N. H. Buster of Santa Barbara. registered at tle Ford hotel yesterd8y.
 The loll0vinE named were amorS the passengers leaving Inst night via he M. & F.: w. X. Jones for Was1- iustou. D C.; GI-s. AdCle Boclns 1 and children for Latr~OC. Cal. Rev. J. Bua-aueutc and wife fer Yuma. L. ~. Leonard for I1i Paso; Dr. 2. O. Swift for Bislee.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-08
DAMCLMG-

Miss M. IT. Lawton will open her academy at O'NelTs hall, corner Adams and First avenue, beginning November. References or introduction cards required. For catalogue con taining full information, address Miss M H. Lawton. Phoenix Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-08

 Garverd Medical College Was fc-meri3 mem le- of the Rhode Island and Colorado State Medical 5OcieGes, and UNITED STATES PASSION EXAM. -NLR. Health is weGltE-EcOnomy to bs we'll arc yOI suffering fIOm Eome chronic attcc3Onl Are sou w ak, Sick aud unable to perform cLe 5rdin-ry duties O. lifel If so, beware of patent medicines, Inexperienced and uuskillsd pnysi ;-a1s. Dr. Hubbard ewplOy none but rational tud scientific methOI=-hs uses 10 injurious 1ruEs Tn removing the poisonous effects Ot BLOOD AND PRIVATE DISEASES from the =ysaan. SEXUAL WEA E&ESS, with all it's osIelul effects positively cured by 5he latest and best rem dice. Chrome, nervous, blood, ziuFey, urinary, uiaF-er auo special diseases treated In 9 strictly UD--c-dgte manner.
 HItbtrd B1iliIug,
 26-2G 5oJtL 2Gd Eg., PheEix, ATizona-
 Cons1ltatlDn trey. Hours 10 to F ] to 8, ard c, AdGcess all conmnnicat tiOus,
 5KlLLFJl- SUCCESSFUL
 ICAGGHzz4dr =.ELI ABLE GRCGRESCgVE
Arizona republican., 1904-11-08
.orrsng succeecs Like Success
DR. EEEB3ARD IS KhJoWfl THROUGHOUT
 THE SOUTHWEST AS A Leading Specialist iN CHRONIC DISEASES

He has tho confidence and patronage of the leading busIuC=s ID en, and Iu O st prominent citizens of Arizona The Var.g.#sass ga O. ramf. d. ..,a.# #r, ,- 6
Arizona republican., 1904-11-08

FOUNTAINS MUSIC STORE. ALL he latest songs, 243 F. Washington.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-08

...PORTIERES.. ..
 Just few in the 1ot including a few left from last season. Although they are worth $7.5o $500 $o and even $I2 pair, we have marked them all one price for today Out they go at $55 pair. Early buyers will, of course get the better values
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-11-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
following marriage licenses were issued

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Herbert NJ. DAILY. q, city, and Josephine M.
Morgard, IS 231 Valley street.
John Keohane 2S "a Brannan street, ana
Bessie Hayes. 20, 126 Lily avenue
David Friedlander q. 2s9d jackson street.
and Alicia L. Duffcy, is. san Rafael
Ernest H. Schroll IS, city, ana bothlloe
Claes Y. Anderson, 80. 10 Washington street,
and Ida c. Peterson. 26 400 Haight street.
Giuseppe Figone % II Ohio street, and $50
lima Delucchi 49, 3 Bartol street.
Henry A Southworth. "a, Concord, ana
Daisy / Teed 80 Trout Creek n. Y.
Angelo Comalli 81. Tomales. and Marsher-
itta Rizzi. %. Tomales -. .,d
Henry Bittel. so. 1I6 Howard street anu
Josephine Costa. So 7T6 Howard street.
Carlo Pronsolino %. 51l Green street, ana
Emiglia Laggomarsino % oil Green street
George Appel Is. 1884 Haight street ana
Miriam NJ Levy. % 1903 Turk street
Richard F. Dawson. 30. IL Hampton place.
and Martha NJ. Fly. "A. Arenas
Dietrich H=itmann. rs. 2oo2 Harrison street
and Dora Schneider. 20, 1043 Church street.
Alexis g Thelin. "a s56 Eddy street, and
Iuenne Walters, 26, San Diego.
Arthur p Field. "a Leicester VI, ana
Jennie Y. oliver. "a 46A Hyde street
Moses I.andwehr 81. 20 Harriet street, ana
Cipora Thau. 81 30 Harriet, street -.
edward II REM. 81. 1917 California street
Catherine A Crowley. 81. 1865 Howard street
Walter D. Culbertson. "a, Oakland, ana LOT
tie N Zuerner. y. Oakland -. ard
William A Holmes. % BIG Third street anu
NAY 3 Scbnorenberg 49, Gle Folsom street
carl G. Browne, 81, San Jose, and fahhle
Beguhl IS. san Jose. -
David b Manson, Is. 304 Suffer street. anu
F-rprns T Hill 90 3O4 Suffer street
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-11-08
RULING PARTY
IN ITALY WINS
Government Victorious Over
the Extremists in the
Elections in the Kingdom
STRIKE FACTION LOSES
All the Members of Present
Cabinet Are Successful in
Their Various Districts

ROME. Nov. 7.-Dehnite returns show
that all the members of the Cabinet
have been reelected. Former Premier
Rudini, Baron Donnini, leader OF the
constitutional opposition, and Pr1net-
ii. the former Foreign Minister ana
Ferri, the Socialist leader, have also
been reelected.
Summing up the result it is estao-
lished that the Government has been
victorious over the Extremists, VINO
lost twenty seats. Turin. Naples. Pa
lermo and almost all the large towns
Joined Milan and Genoa in defeating
the Extremists, as a manifestation
against the general strike. This really
was the predominant note in the cleo
lions.
The most remarkable contest was In
the district of Castel Franco, compris-
ing the birthplace Of the Pope. Count
di Macola, who killed Signor Cavallot-
II, the famous Radical leader. in duel,
has always been reelected on the first
ballot, but yesterday, although sup
ported by the Clericals, the Count, VINO
is a personal friend Of the Pope, did
not receive sufficient votes in his con-
test against the Democrat and Minis
terial candidate. Signor Pellegrini,
stanch advocate of divorce, and Ma
colo must try to win on a second bal
lot
Signor Mast, former minister Of pub
lie instruction, and a fugitive from
justice. accused of peculation. was re-
elected unanimously by his fellow
townsmen at Trapani as a protest
against the charges brought against
him, the people Of Trapani not believ-
ing him guilty.
Signor Paloizzolo, who is considered
to be the head of the Malta secret So
ciety, was a candidate at Palermo, but
he received only 2s9 votes to 1858 votes
cast for his opponent. who was elected.
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F.NJOINED FROM INTERFERING
WITH CRIPPLE CREEK STORE
Permanent Order Issued Affecting
Mine Owners and the Citizens
Alliance.

DENVER, Nov. Judge Marshall
of the United States Court has made
permanent the temporary injunction
recently issued restraining members
of the Cripple Creek Mine-Owners'
Association and Citizens Alliance
members and others from interfering
with the owners and employees and
property of the Interstate Mercantile
Company of Montana at Cripple
Creek. The store of the company was
looted, August 81 last and its employees
deported from the camp at the points
of guns.
The decision gives the company,
which re-established its business UNI
der the temporary injunction. the full
protection of the court. Judge Mar
shall rendered the decision In Salt
Lake City and mailed 1t to Denver. 1t
was filed in the clerks office to-day.
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fully invited to attend the funeral Tuesday.
November 8. at 2 p. m. from Union square
Hail. 421 Post street between Powell and
Mason, where services will be held under the
auspices of Germania Club. Remains at the
parlors of H F. Suhr & Co.. 1131 Mission
street. between Seventh and Eighth. Inter
ment private. Please omit flowers.
Bakersfield November g. lso4,
Adele. beloved daughter OF Alphonse and
Henrietta WE'LL. and beloved sister Oh
Blanche, Irma and Laurence WE'LL. native
OF San Francisco. aged II years. 90,
Glnterment Tuesday. November g.. leoi,
at Home Of Peace Cemetery. by electric
funeral car from the ferry at a. M
this city November 8. 1904
George G., beloved husband of Annie WE
land. and loving father of George and Al
pert Wieland and Annie, Charles and Fred
DetJen. native Of Germany, aged 40 years
ana 10 days member of Beer Brewers
Union. Local No Z
~ Friends and acquaintance are respect
1ullY invited to attend the funeral to-day
6Tuesday) November s. at p. M. from his
late residence, 226 Thirteenth street, be-
tween Mission and Howard. Cremation Odd
feloWs Cemetery. Please omit flowers.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-11-08
ACCUSED ARMY OFFICERS
IN FRANCE EXONERATED
Not Guilty of ApprOpriating Funds to
Secure Evidence Against
DreyfuS

PARIS, Nov. THE sensational
trials of Colonies Dautrich and Rollin
and Captains Francois and Marescal.
officers attached to the military in
formation bureau, who are charged
with appropriating funds which were
used to secure evidence against Drey-
fus, came to an abrupt end to-day
when the Government announced that
1t had abandoned the case. The re-
suit is attributed to the evidence Of
General the Marquis de Gallifet, for
mer War Minister. generating the ac-
cused officers.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-11-08
MARRIED..

JOHNSON COUNCIL-In this city, Novem-
Der 3 1904. by the Rev F. NJ. Larkin,
James s. Johnson and Mary B. council Uo1n
OF this city.
AUGH-THOMSON-In this city. No
vember 6 1904. by the Rev. Paul Branke
WalIie Klotzbaugh OF Oakland ana Nellie
Thomson Of Alameda Cab
PENDERGA ST-BOWMAN-In this city, No
vember 3 1904, by the Rev. +. NJ Larkin
Frank W Pendergast and Eliza d. Bow
man both Of this city
STURZENEGGER-NOG ELSANGER-In this
city November 6, 1904. by the Rev. J. II
Schroeder. Hans Sturzenegger and Mathilde
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AUSPICIOUS OPENING
OF CUBAN CONGRESS
Palma's Budget Provides For Ex-
pcnses of Nineteen Million Dol
lars Next Year.

HAVANA, Nov. THE winter ses-
sion of Congress opened promisingly
to-day. There were less than half
dozen absent from each house, and
the proceedings were characterized by
friendlineSs.
President Palma submitted the
budget of expenses for next year,
amounting to $19,OOO,OOO. of which
he proposed to devote $2,50O.0O0 for
the construction of new roads and
bridges. The message stated that if
the customs revenues continued as
heavy as at present the executive
would ask for $2O,OOO.0O0 for next
year.
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To SAN RAFAEL,
ROSS VALLEY.
MILL VALLEY.
CAZADERO. Etc.
Via sausalito Perrv

SUBURBAN SERVICE. STANDARD GAUGE
Depart from San Francisco. daily. at t7.n5
AIS Sis. $50. $50. 7:15. $500 and =, 10
Arrive at San Francisco. daily ar $40
7.95 s:15 $3.50. 9:35, 10 80 a. m: .so- 90
i:25. sos. 5:42. e:22. 6:67. 7:4o and n
D. m
tDaiiy except Sunday.
For Fairfax. daily. at 7:45 a. m. al,o O..
urdays at 3:15 p. m. and daily except s.Srr-
day and Sunday at Sis D. m
THROUGH TRAINS
7:45 4 m daily-Cazadero and wav sta,,o-.
s:15 .. m, Saturdays only-For Caxadero
etc.
5:15 D. m. daily. except Saturday and sun
day, for Tomales, etc
TICKET OFFICE-65o Market st.
FERRY-Union Depot, foot Of Market 81