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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
ELoPING. COUPLE
f F: !: WED in SAN JOSE
Youthful. Pair Married After
Runaway Trip to.
J. Sacramento.
Special Dispatch to-. The. Call.

SAN JOSE, Aug. : 1.-Eazel Melbye
and Randolph Brown, who eloped. from
this oity about six weeks ago. were mar
ried to-day by. Justice of the Peace Ben
son. Both were brought back. here yes
terday from. Sacramento, where they had
been arrested. The girl: is pretty and
sixteen and the boy nineteen. She is the
daughter of Peter F. Me1bye, whose OBJ
lection to the marriage resulted in the
elopement.
Last Friday :Melbye swore, to a com
plant against Brown and his daughter.
Ii was under these charges that the
young couple were brought back. Brown
expressed a Willingness to marry the girl
as soon as he was arrested and through
the efforts Of Chief of Police Carroll the
marriage took place. Brown has secured
position in Oakland and the young
couple will reside there
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
JNo.: J. FULTON co.
DIABETES
INSIplDUS.


B. A. Morgan, druggist, of MARSHALL
town, Iowa, just reports complete re-
covery in a ease of Diabetes Insipidus
in that city. !.
The patient, a lady, was under the
care of the family physician. At the
beginning of. the treatment her specific
gravity was 1902 On July 10 a. late
report was made that the specific grav-.
ity was 1920, and the patient was re-
ported as feeling perfectly well ngain
The interesting particulars are promis-
ed later. The specific used in controlling
this supposedly incurable disease was
Fulton's Diabetic Compound.
AS both the physician and the drug.
gist Were educated to believe that the
disease was. incurable, the recovery has
been of special interest to the parties
concerned.
Fully dozen cases of Bright's. Dis
ease and Diabetes on the Fulton Com
pounds have reported recoveries in the
last ten days Druggist BONN of Evans
Vile. Indiana, reports a number In that
city alone. Yesterday brought SINH
lar report from Edmendson & Bro:, the
Atlanta druggists. Send for literature
to Jno ]. Fulton Co.. 409 Washington
street, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
AWAKEN To DISCOVER !.
NEGRO IN1THEIR BED
San Bernardino Couple Re-
ceive Visit From tTn-..-
invited Guest. f.. ....... :: +. +
Special Dispstoh 10 The .lcall. :

'. SAN BERNARDINo, :A1g. Ito be
awakened by the snoring OF a:stralnger in
their bed in the early. hours. of. the -rnorn-
ing was the experience of Mr.: and Mrs.
A .Dominguez to-day Moreover the: in.
truder was a burly negros The Do1riii-
guez couple say they do not know. when
the negro got into the bed and that they
might not have. discovered mis-: presence:
but for his snoring. They. threw. him out
Of bed and out ef. the house with such. a
hubbub that Deputy. Sheriff. .Yelarde, who
lives next door, was wIakened by the COM
motion and reached his 'front.' door just: in
time 10 see the negro running down the
street The officer opened fire ana the:
negro replied with Wild .yells. He; made
good his escape. s.. -: :: -. -. -.
The negro is supposed to. have been one,
of two escapes from: the insane asylum.
A search of the Domihguez home showed
a broken screen ID oori+- but nothing else;
was disturbed in the: least. =, 80:
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
SISTERS BEGIN SUIT.
:. AGAINST. BROTHERS
Big Battle for Valuable
Ranch Begins in CANA.
...=:. rillO Family.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

. VENTURA; Aug: 1.-The four Cana
rtilo sisters to-day filed complaint against
their brothers, Adolph and Juan, for a
division of the great. Calleguas ranch,
worth many thousand dollars Some
startling charges are made. Trouble over
the matter was compromised in 1893, when
the brothers paid $4,000 to their sisters,
who renounced all claim to the property
II is. alleged now that since March of this
year new evidence has turned up in the
shape Of confession from Juan CANA
riilo that he and his brother conspired to
obtain the title to the ranch.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
Il. .SHOR E=z LIN E..:..s !. ]
BUYS: A .BIG...RAlNCH
Secures: Gamble Property,
. Which IS Well Situated "..
s. for Resort. IS: ! s: :.
Special Diapateh.. to Tn. :caH.

: SANTA CRUZ. Aug 1.-The: Ocean
Shore Railway .: Company has made: an
other big purchase. of land up the. coast
in the maine of the Shore;.Line Investment
Company. The:deed filed is for the Gam.
bic ranch. 92O acres in extent. . II is. sit-'
uated: :ahout: twenty miles, up the coast
near the mouth: of Waddell: Creek: one;
of the. most picturesque. as we'll as tcle
best fishing streams. in the, country. 1t
lis also situated near. the famous Waddelr
beach and lagoon and is an ideal spot for
a. resort or: a, settlement and is within
half a mile ,of-the San Mateo county line.
The Shore Line Investment Company has
decided a right Of way.to-the Ocean Shore
Railway through this property.
One: of the longest right Of. way
STRETCHES is: that: through, the ranch. Of
Ambrose. Gianiane, at Scotts Creek,
which. calls for the. regular. :rsixty=foot
strip which makes Il. .s22 acres = :
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
BIG DREDGER TO BE USED
FOR WORK AT MARE ISLAND
VIII BE Employed in the Construction
of the New Dry. Stone
Dock.

VALLEJO, Aug. 1.-The big dredger,
formerly owned by the Atlantic. Gulf
and Pacific Company, has been secured
by the Schofeld Construction Company,
the contractors who will build the new
stone dry dock at the Mare Island navy
yard, and has been. brought TO the site
of the new dock. 1t is now being over
hauled and in few days will be put
to work.
hesthreatened suit of the San Fran
cisco City Front Federation and the
Vallejo Trades and. Labor Council
against the Schofeld Company for the
violation of the national. efght-hour law
has been suspended at the request Of
the contractors, pending the arrival of
the new superintendent from the East.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
Hitchcock Military Academy
HARKER-hUGHES SCHOOL

FOR GIRLS AT PALO ALTO. -
College preparatory. Pleasant home life.
Music education under a pupil OF Calvin =.
Cady. Accredited TO Vassar and Wellesley.
Opens August 21. 1905, 1121 Bryane SsrsSt. -
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
NINETEEN YEAR OLD BOY
FOUND DEAD IN ORCHARD
Killed Near WatsOnviIIe, But Whether
Ii lisa Case of Suicide or Accident
Remafua n Mystery

WATSONyILLE, Aug. Alden
O'Neal, s19 years of age, was found dead
in an orchard at 6 o'clock this morn
ing with a shotgun gripped tightly in
one hand. A charge of shot had torn,
away the whole side of his head. He
was last seen alive at 10 o'clock last
night when he called at a chum's house
and borrowed the gun, saying he in
tended to go hunting early this morn
ing. The coronerss. jury was unable to
determine whether the death was ac-
cidental or case OF suicide.s No cause
could be found for suicide.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
DROWNS. In. RIVER E. :. S
AND KEEPS PROMISE
Said He Would Swim A cross s
s.. or Die in the. :.
s. Attempt. :: +. :: !:

REDDING. Aug -. While a3tempt=.
ing to swim the Sacramento. River. at
about noon tc-day,. |Geotge- Bali: a resi-
dent OF this city, was seized with a, cramp
and drowned before help could: reach
him. The body. was recovered. late to-
night. His companisza was unable: TO as
sist him < 80 >, =.
Bah was a voting man about twenty
five. years. OF age and leaves a mother
living in. Eureka w hen Ball left shore
To swim. the: streaul5 ;]le said: "Ill. either
reach the. other side on die: in the: at:
tempt -, -. - -
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
B E AULIEU

THE PAUL GERSON SCHOOL, OF
ACTING-The largest institution deyot-
ed exclusively 10 dramatic learning in Amer
Ica POSITIONS GUARANTEED. Papil5
may enter any time. Send for catalogue. Ma
tive Sons building o
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
JEFFRIEs: AND SPARKS: ::
TO G0::BEAR. HUNTING
Prizeffgflter.: :. Will Accom-
spany=the Governor. of
:. :. Nevada. :. !. s.
Special. Dlspatch to rhs can:

RENO, Aug. 1-James' j. Jeffries;% the.
prizeflghter. and Governor Sparks are
going. to Grizzly. Valley in, the Sierra Ne.
vada Mountains on a bear hunt. IT has
been arranged to- start On the. trip: some
time next week: .'GoyeEnor; Sparks lis
expected home. from the: East this: week.
Everything IS in. readiness for. ffex trip,
"A pack of hounds will: be; taken along
to start up:the. game. In addition to- the.
Governor and Jeffries; za: number of inti-
mate friends. will comprise. the party =
The. trip: was .pIanited. during; Jeffrfes'=
visit. to Reno in July when he acted as
referee in the 'Haft.Root mill,
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
TRADER CLUBBED TO DEATH
BY THE ISLAND NATIVES
Henry TrumbIe, Brother of Well
known Cricket Player, Killed In
New Hebrfdes

VICTORIA, B. c.. Aug. 1.-Advices
were received from Australia by the
steamship Manuka of the murder by
natives in the New Hebrides of Henry
Trumble, brother of the we'll known
Australian cricketer now in England
with the Australian eleven. TfumbIe
was involved in quarrel with natives
on Epi island while trading and was
obliged to shoot one in se1f-defense.
Others rushed to the spet' with clubs
and Killed him.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
win. stamp ont Dlphtberlia.

3 GRASS VALLEY. Aug. 1.--Vigor-.
Gus action on the part of County
Health -oficer Jones bids fair to stamp
out the occasional outbreaks of diph-
liberia prevalent, dating from July 4,
low flags aTe..up and viii remain until
he orders them down. He called at
a. nome at Gold Hill and found diph-
theriai prevalent, dating from July f.,
but il had. been kept quiet One child
is now sick and several others are re-
covering: ~..
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
Dakota in.nrrdnck.

SEATTLE. Wash. Aug. 1.-The
steamship Dakota of the Great North
ern Steamship Companys fleet went on
the Puget Sound Navy Yard drydock
late this afternoon for an examination
OF the injuries to her port tail shaft
which necessitated the cancellation of
her first trip to the Orient. She prac-
tically fills the dock.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
Engineer Clark succumbs.

VALLEJO, Aug. 1.-Engineer George
W. Clark, who was scalded in
the train wreck at Glen Ellen. last
evening, died early this morning. The
brakeman says the accident was due to
a faulty rail at a cdrve. The attention
of the company had been called ITO the
defective rail the day before the acct
dent. -
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
HIS RIBS; DRIVEN
!. INTO HIS HEART
Arizona Man KiIled:as Result
of Blast at Railroad: =
Quarry. :.

GLOBE, A. T., Aug: Wv. A.. Mar
shall was brought to the. city this morn :;
ing by a special relief Train. horribly
wounded by a premature Blast in the rail-
road quarry at; Chilsons Spur. He died
shortly after reaching Globe. The left
side of his face was shattered and his,
left breast crushed by flying stone. which
fractured several ribs and drove the
Jagged ends into his heart.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
ASK Release From Asylum.

SANTA ROSA, Aug. 1.--Joseph Lee
and John Hodel the former of Sonoma
County and the latter of Alameda, have
petitioned the Superior Court for re-'
lease from the Ukiah Asylum on writs
of habeas corpus. The men allege that
their detention in the asylum is un-
lawful and ask the court to order their
release. The petitions will be heard in,
court here next week by Judge Sea-
well.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
RANCH In OREGON soLD :
> :, :: FOR NIaARLY.. Two MILLION.
Big Tract in Harney Countx Purchased
:. by. the Observation-Disclosures =:
=. -. Federation. -.

: PORTLAND Aug eConfracts have
peen signef in this: city for. the sale Of
County, Oregon: Comprising i64 900
acres to. the: GO operative. :. Christian
Federatfon :. The consideration. is ST..
500 900 the first ihstaflment to be paid
within thirty days. The.-ranGh is+sixty
miles. long and twentX-fve. miles in
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
NAVY ORDERS.

. WASHINGTON, Aug Navy or.
.ders: Chief Gunner T. ], Shuttlewerth,
detached from the navy yard at Mare
News Ship-building and Drydock Com
pany's works at Newport News, Va, for
duty in connection with the Virginia.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
ST. MATTHEW'S MILITARY SCHOOL

San Mateo. Cal Trinity term will begin Aug.
II. 1905. For catalogue address Rev. william
A. Brewer. "A. B., Rector and Headnlastsr. :.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
MUST HANG FOR KILLING, =. :
'.... WoMAN:IN. Los. ANGELES
First Degree yeraiet Returned against
Joseph SnaidecskI In the SOuth-' ;: =
=. :. -. lerIl- CerFt.: -. -.

: Los ANGELES, Aug. :I...--.In short
order the jury in Judge Smiths court:
this afternoon returned a verdict
against Joseph Snafdecii' of murder in
the first degree The revolving crime
and the impudent allegations of. the de-
fendant while on. the stand deprived.
him of any @scintiIla OF: sympathy. The
defendant murdered Mrs: Salmon. with
whom he was infatuated; .'-~~-%
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02

FIRES: ." REVOLVER. :'ON CROWDED
eral. shots Erom" a revolver on. Pacific Street,
near Kearny,s yesterday morning seveyaf pee.
pie. narrowly. escaping the bullets, When ar
rested he said he was a Japanese general lead
ing his forces to-:battle, He was booked at the
City Prison. for having "a .copcea1ed. weapon
and :discharging firearms within the city limits
When searched two Of his pockets we're filed
with cartridges.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02

The eminent surgeon, Dr.. Nicholas Sem,
after several voyages around the world, pro-
nounced his trip to Tahiti the best : Of all;
that the passage was q smooth one, there
were beautiful rivers and mountains and un-
surpassed tropical scenery, and the natives
kind and friendly. The Mariposa sails for
Tahiti August 9th. Reduced rate for this
voyage $125 round trip. Send for circular
653 Market street
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
GAY ELOPER WILL SPEND
TIME ON THE CHAIN GANG
Edward Ballot, Who Ran OFF With San
Francisco Woman, Must Also
Pay q Fine.

SEATTLE. Aug. Edward Ballot
was sentenced to serve a period of.
thirty days on the chain gang and pay
fine of 500 to-day. He had 1ured
Anna Nichols from her home in San
Francisco. The woman returned to San
Francisco with her husband last might:
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
Part of Dam washed Away:

HEALDSBURG,: Aug. 1.--Part of the
large. dam which: is being: construct
ed in'.the. Russian River by the .HeaIds-
burg Promotion Club vas destroyed
this afternoon: About 100 sacks :iof
sand which. had been deposited in the
river were washed away. - !:
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
cOST'LY'....".F.|
-
II tA HHE
Elm REh -
ATBIC MINE
Damage . Amounting to Fifty
Thousand Dollars Done.
at the Gladstone Plant
MILL "A. TOTAL LOSS
One: Hundred and Fifty Men
Thrown Out. of Employ
.menta Result-of the Blaze
..---%---

KENNETH: Aug. AT six o'clock this
evening. FIRE: broke out:ip the Gladstone
twenty-stamp quartz mill. located at the
Gladstone mine, in French Gulch;, and
before the. flames, could be checked; the
plant was totally destroyed. The Glad
stone. mine is one of thesb best producers in
the. district; and the burning of the mill
throws $50 men out of work. The loss
will reach $4,000. =
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-The monthly state
ment of the public debt shows at the close Of
business July 81, 1905, the debt, less cash in
the Treasury, amounted to 81. .0O2, 049 COL. which
is increase for the month of S12, 1S2,229
This increase is largely accounted for by cor
responding decrease in the amount Of cash on
hand.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
Bexend the Snioke.Line:

being. natura: and a sketch. book. :. IT,: yol.
haven't ali the ''tools'' visit the-:Artist Ma.
'terial pepartnnerlt, just .oyeEhowing with good
tiings. We give the best. Catalogue: for the
asking 'sanborn,. Vail & Co, IA Market
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
FALLS TO HIS DEATH.
AT BULLY HILL MINE
Ed Lake Drops From the Cage and
Sustains Injuries which
Prove Fatal.

REDDING, Aug. Edward Lake.
the station tender at the Bully Hill
mine. near Delamar,. fell from 67o-
foot level last night and sustained in
juries from which he died few hours
later. The cage was going up when
Lake fell of.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02

1900 iaborers wanted in North Dakota on
line Northern Pacific Railway For particu-
lars communicate with T. X Stateier 64z
Market ST.. So r. General Agent.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
STATE CORPORATIONS
COME UP. WITH TAXES

WOre IHan Mic IhOusand Dollars Re-
ceived In One Day by Secre-
tary Curry.
SACRAMENTO, Aug. .1.-Secretary Of
State Charles F. Curry too day received
$9310 in $40 checks from 93I corpora
tions, being payment of the tax i'm
posed by the Legislature on all .corpo-
orations doing. business for profit in
the State. This is the record receipt
for one day since the law became oper-
ative, and all the checks came in the
morning mail.
Thus far 5000 corporations have paid
their tax, the receipts amounting to
s60,000,' which leaves 100 yet to- make
their payments.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02

TANG1ER. Aug 1.-The United States Gov
eminent has informed Morocco that 1t will send
a representative to the International Congress
on Moroccan reforms.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
: HR mLIN SGHSo -
lsD ytN NESS sEMfaARY.

:; -: AND VAN NESS SEMINARY.
ts49 jackson st s F.. Boarding ans lay.
School for Girls. Accredited BIZ the leading
eolleges and universities. Special attentioS
given 70. music. .RsoyeaS Tuesday August s.
1908. :. SARAH d. HAhTLFN. Principal "
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-02
THE:EYCELJM

versity, Law and medical. colleges Il we'll
known for. its careful and thorough work. Come
and be with as; We prepare you veil; refer.
ences< Professor JORDAN or any Stanford pro
fessors: PheIan building '
-. =: LII. GRAZ Ph. d. Principal.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-15
HEARST IS ACCUSED
Grady Says Gas Episode Is En-.
tlreIy Political

ALBANY, n. Y, March 14.-The
agitation in New York city for a lower.
gas rate. together with allegations
against the gas companies of extor-
Tomato rates and OF Maintaining false
meters, resulted today in the adoption
py the senate of joint resolution pro-
wong for a Legislative investigation of
the New York city gas and electric
nehtinS 'situation.,si Theeresolution was
not passed, however, until after a long
ana acrimonious debate. lin which
Senator Grady of New York city. the
democratic leader and principal rem
reSentatiSe of Tammany hall in the
senate, TOOK a conspicuous part. SEN
ator Grady he'd the opposition to the
resolution. charging that it's motive
was purely partisan and directing a
bitter attack against William r.
Hearst, who, he said, had Joined
hands with. Republican State Chair
man Odell to accomplish his purpose
L will-telf you what the origin of
this gas agitation was" cried Senator
Grady. Mr.. Hearst was q candidate
for the presidential nomination. Dis
appointed because he did not have the
support of .Tammany Hall in that am
oltion, he has since. through his news
papers, been heaping foul abuse on
me mayor and on Tammany Hall.
Ihat was the beginning of this gas
agitation. Hearst is the real author
OF this resolution. The whole thing is
miserable political deal. A bargain
was made between the Republicans
ana Mr. Hearst by which it was agreed
that il this resolution would pass
Hearst would put a third ticket in the
held in the municipal campaign in
New York this fall. The whole thing
Is miserable deal, with nothing but a
partisan object"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-15

powers. Sd. The failure to appeal
within six months from Judge Loch-
ren's decree will close and lock the
door upon all future action and all flu
ture hope; and leave us, no matter
what legerdemain may be recommend
ed by the corporation counsel, abso-
1utely at the mercy of the street rail-
way company, at least for the next
thirty-fiye years and perhaps for all
time to come
Can there be a doubt, in view of
these facts, which no one has risen to.
dispute, which the wretched partisans
of the street railway company have
not even dared to discuss, but which
have made such an impression upon
the minds of our people that they are
thinking and speaking of little else.
and have expressed their opinion plain
ly whenever and wherever they came
together, that the council owes it to the
city, to the party that ii represents and
to the people to exhaust every means
within its power for the resembling of
this most unfortunate and unbearable
act.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-15
THE QUESTION OF PRECEDENCE

Part of the inauguration aftermath
bers of the diplomatic corps are indig-
nant because the supreme court JUS
tees were given precedence over them
at the Inauguration ceremony. 1t has
always been heads or tails with the
diplomats and the justices as to who
should have first place. but so far the
struggle for precedence has resulted
is no international misunderstanding,
and it is probable that the present I'M
pleasantness will be banished by the
tact of an administration that, what
ever its faults. has never regarded
other than seriously its duties as social
arbiter. The opposing factions may
temporarily disturb Washington. but
the peace of the nation will not be i'm
periIed.
The report that society folk OF New
York are considering the advisability
Of adopting some form Of social prece-
dence is more disquieting. Involving
as it will the dignity Of individuals in
stead of nations. such departure must
inevitably result in bitter feuds. No
hint has yet been dropped as to what
Will determine the order of precedence.
whether wealth. birth Or social worth
but whichever qualification is adopted.
trouble Is bound to rcsssit. The sitaa ;
tion is Further complicated by the fact
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-15

that just recently the members of the
four hundred. who are alone concerned
about this question Of precedence. have
taken to giving monkey dinners. Will
the simian head the dinner procession.
or will it occupy an inconspicuous po-
sition in the rear?
Wealth would seem, of course. to be
the most satisfactory basis upon which
to build a system of precedence; for,
lacking an official guide, there would
be no way of settling conclusively an
cestral claims. But even wealth would
have it's disadvantages, for the fiuctua- :.
tons of the stock market would neces-
sarily affect the stability of the dinner
procession as made up at the beginning
of the season. What would it profit an.
ambitious man or woman to take prec-
edence over all today, il tomorrow he
or she was forced to go to the end OF
the line? Common sense would sug-
gest, therefore, that society outside of
Washington leave the question of prec-.
edeBce severely alone. 1t is thrust
upon the capital city. but there is no
reason in the world why it should dis
turb the peace of any other city in this
democracy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-15
SALTWATER

carpenters and machinists are maxi
ing repairs at the mills on the ST
CroiX and towboatS are also being re-
paired preparatory TO the OPENING of
the numbering season, which MANY ex
Pect VIII open by April L. The ice in
Lake 81. CrotX is rotting gradually.
anu the lake is opening along the west
shofe above the pontoon bridge
special term of the district court
was held here yesterday by Judge
crosby of Hastings. An action to
quiet title to property purchased nv
the saltwater Auditorium company
was submitted and evidence was sub
united in an action brought by Clinton
rutherford against Thomas Ruther-
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Newman ceIe-
DRAFTED the tenth anniversary of their
marriage at their home in the town of
Grant last evening, and among their
guests were many friends and reIa-
tives from this city. Handsome pres
ents We're left with the host and
hostess.
The March meeting of the board of
control for the purpose of hearing
parole applications was held at the
prison yesterday. Messrs Gould and
Jacobson being present. Thirteen APP
quotations were considered, but only
hve paroles were granted.
Mrs. Mary Sullivan Powers of
Lanesboro, Mimi, has brought an ac-
ton for divorce from Charles Pow
ers. who is serving fifteen years at the
prison. The papers in the proceeding
were served at the prison yesterday.
Frank Colemire, who for several
years has been the electrician of the
fire department, has retired.