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The Florida star., 1905-03-10
SPECIAL OPENING SALE
AT KLINE's.
MoxDAy. MASH Is, 1895.

MONDAY, MAECH Is, 1895.
On Monday next ue wiIl place on sale
about 500 yards Of white lawn. one lot
of very 6ne sheer quality, worth Is cents
for I2l; slsO one loI OF India IInon lawn,
32 inches aide, worth - cents. special Is
cents: also another lot worth 25 and 50
cents, for - cents
Checked naInsooks. Ia assorted siEss OF
checks. ranging IN price from 10 10 -
cents per yard
Navy blue brillIAntine. - inches wide,
just the material Tor la.iies' skirts, worth
81 90 yard, al a special price of ~ cents.
also same ia white.
Screen cloth. for doors and windows.
81 inches vide, ~ yard ruIis at a special
price Of Sl-99 per roll.
Berkley's English long cloth. l. yard
piece for $50.
I,onsdale domestic, yard aide, special
l. wards for 81 90, Monday Ouly
Embroid-ries and lsoes At almost one
half of their regular pTicr.
Indian Head linen, ~ inches ~ide.
soft finish, could hardly he told from gen
uine lnen, special 10 cents.
Mennen's tAlCum powder. in violet or
plain. also Colgat='s, in violet or czslI-
merr l-Ouquet, Ai q special price Of la
cents
Mattress ticking, good heavy quality.
special l0 cents; also good quality OF
heavy ounce feather ticking, worth ~
cents for IL
Mail orders promptly flied on any oi
the above goods
JULIUs KLINE,
TitusvIIle, Fla.
The Florida star., 1905-03-10
CONE

To the Tlt0sVIiir E,s-s-rul:S ~..r. =
~ vOuF Gnrk done IT, usI.V rIr-r--
rucs-1 oiAck-,uIiE III JI4u A SrrE
saAEAnt--c Ant PrCDP'.y a-c-s 5,-1 =
Work done cheaper tan A1yatr-- 20
the toSn. As-D GEHgng- y.1mUiss 49,
EeSer1i FsfAGng done a. Tire Titus. ~
EScksIIih shop Cuu1r ore, J,-sr -
And yoa shAl. - done rgtI -
- z >x.aEE
The Florida star., 1905-03-10
RrppxLL CARNIVAL COMPANY.

The RiddeIl Carnival company, which
has been IN rtusVillr since the first oi she
wrek. ha- done business thai has b-ra
very satisfactory TO the manager. MI Rad
dell. All the teaiurss OF this sirSet ia'r
sre really iine and tirst elAss in every ~
spect. "a pSy IN the AlPs' y instruct
i've and rial entertaining The people
here have been liberal in Tbeir pSiTonASe,
more ~ than the management Ant'C'PAI-
ed. Indian River band has given . rou-
crit every evening the shoSs we're on.
pon't forget the matinee tomorroS Aft~r-
noon at O'Clock specially for Iad'rs AHd
children, admission kIT children c~n's
Mr.. Riddell goes from here 10 pAytonA.
then 30 JaeksonviIie. shere The shoNs
will be stopped unul the Iente1 scAson
has pAs<d-
The Florida star., 1905-03-10
INVITATIONS.

To the ladies of TIrusvIlle and Breyari
county: We cordially invite Won to call
IN and inspect our stock of shoes, by far
the prrttlest line ever shown in Brevard
county We have q large stock Of all the
latest oxloTds, IN slI cOlors, IN the Queen
Quality. also have b~autiful line Of
white oxfosds- To see them Is to want
them
at FESNEN & BKA>NIN.'~,
The ClOthIrTs and Furnishers
The Florida star., 1905-03-10
LATEST HFHs hid INCIDENTS.
z.assrs 90 Isssrsst That Are Hsepssins
Around Tows.

H.sss<s 90 Inssr.ss That Are HspssaiaG
Arsa.d Town.
The finest ssortment of C&ke, Bread
and Pies at F. z c. Grocery.
Upright piano for aale cheap. Inquire
nj the Indinn River Music House, Titus
viIis, Fla
Mr.. Adhemar Brady Ieft Monday after
noon 10 join Mrs. Brady, who Is visiting
relatives as Stuart
Sebastian and Oak Hill items are neces-
szrily deferred until next weeks issue for
lack Of space this week.
Three members OF the Titusyille Orehes-
ira expect 10 leave this afternoon 10 furn-
i.h music for the masquerade ball at Co
cos tonight.
Call bells, cracker iare and an exquisite
line Of souvenir goods of all descriptions
have juss been received at the Red Gross
Pharmacy
Mrs. Cres-e, q sister OF Mr.. T. T. Wet
more, arrived last Saturday from the
north for . visit Of few weeks ~ith Mr.
and Mrs NetmoFe.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. NJ. Holman sent 10
Daytona Monday afternoon to spend q
few weeks ere returning 10 their home
in Worcester. Maz.
Mn. Wetmore will entertain the ladies
of GsbriePs guild this Friday alter
noon at her home in West TitusyilIe. All
- NJ
also, bring ,heir friends with them.
The Progressive Culture club will be
entertained next Tuesday afternoon nj
the residence of Miss GIadNin by Mrs.
HOxes. Miss Palmer and Miss GladWin.
Riddeirs Carnival will give Q special
matinee Saturday afternoon as O'Clock
for ladies and children. All school chill
dren will be admitted st the special matt
nee performances At 5 cents
Beautiful selections in leather goods
and burnt wood work have just been re-
ceiyed at the Red Gross Pharmacy. An
inspection is all that is asked You will
be sure to purchase these novelties
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W Scobie and their
daughter. Miss Merle. left Wednesday Tor
Norfolk. Va, which will be their perma.
nsut home. Moet OF their household ef-
sects were shipped TO Norfolk this week.
Our esteemed townsman, Mr.. Adbemar
Brady. gave . short, but interesting talk
on the railroad wharf Sunday afternoon.
The subject master wAs along the socialist.
&c line and he wAs listened to by an Ap-
precistive sudience.
Mrs Henry r. Jones. Of New Hartford,
O., arrived last Friday for several weeks
visit with her daughter. Mrs- w. vi.
Brown. Mrs. Jones many friends vii
be glad 10 hear that she Is rapidly reCoy-
ering her usual health after . severe At
tack OF the grippe
Mr.. c. T. NAethIng. of New York city
accompanied by hrs ~ife. too daughter,
and son-in-l Law. arrived "Wednesday for 4
Grip on the houseboAI. Rose Marie. from
this plsce TO Palm Beach. About I
month from nov Mr.. Naething expects
TO bring party of friends from New
Eosk to 6.h E,r tarI-1D near Miami
The Florida star., 1905-03-10
GIyES AWAY.

! Victor talking machine and one duZ-
"H r-c'T'i- All - gwen aNSy &, Tie
hui,i"T - th. lucky uuIut--F, al Prru.y d,
BranuIug'- uI-to-1Ai- 'i-n;-' Furns-ls,,.-
liOl-.. IIIussgii-. IA Du- cp1{on Ntf
ea'.t dollar IsIrCu4-.. IhI- o. . nae. pfs-.
-ls' isii lu Sni u.-Ar ih.- Ni,t"r p.as q .
ih.. laj.--t 'lAui u.u-.,.
The Florida star., 1905-03-10

Ao,Cr - Errr- - god .lKa -AE4 n
tie at - Js1rAn -s3- Il 49, Indian Fgy~g
a. ,se NArrU1s i---s---. a. :s..y-- lot
" ) -s-ct.JE * - - ~ D. s-c.s1u
-. .n t,-rs.Ip y -JIt;l. -ang- = at
Tins An1 = CO 4 prUv-! ret en~.y o
c4;-i Fo- !1rIa-r pAvtlc1-Ars Ad.!rs=s
? " Lr9
B-UcKtDl- NAs.
The Florida star., 1905-03-10

Single conb white leEso-ns are the
brred that tll the eZx b&-k-t We are
seIiinx srys for hstchins frOrn our b<~s
pens At 81 90 prr II
woopI AND PcEIrSS NIRES.
ShAFp<s, ia
The Florida star., 1905-03-10
roe sALE.

Launch 5Sx7, drzn - inche-. pate
glA-s cAbsu, haIsbeSt IN n.sisOSAny. rirctT.c
light AMI ssOr.Sr battery, s~Aroh = G.
I~o b0tA-o nSosors. Ca aoOG; e. .JsU
AZ . hsFEaIB- Addrr-s z, ihls 0:Eer.
The Florida star., 1905-03-10

pu!S q. Il y d., luisI I~ddoO
White Window Shades, alSn s-cru-
Carnage. Boat and House Paint
Lamp NIcks. all widths.
Tapestry Brussels Carpet
Wall Paper in stock
FURNTTJ RE, DRY GOODS, ~HOE~
Chas- A Gardner. TIiusNIile, FluTliA
The Florida star., 1905-03-10

TIE sharpe bat A. J. sht Mo-; -
sri At ysuT o~a f.sEr~ ',e-t f1r
hunting partr--, etc. Al1r-~z E.L -l5.
IgtUsyIiie pa
The Florida star., 1905-03-10
BLACKSMITH SnoP.

Don't torTvs 30 al kind os bLAes-
smith and wagon uork, horS- shsoe.nE
Aai guE rrfSiuns- Gall and see NE
J u kNNIS, ntnsylIie. Fla
The Florida star., 1905-03-10

Riddell's Carnival will give q special
matinee Saturday afternoon Al O'Clock
for ladies and children. All school chill.
dren will be admitted st the special matt
nee performances at : cents.
The Florida star., 1905-03-10
on sAiKArAh hAnaAIN.

Afser Apru l.; xe xill Oses 10 ssrHi
mich cows Zoe sale, all frsa sinCe Jan
i.s. For par1ienlar~ Addrr-S.
Z W. ANsDES, OTusOod. FiA
The Florida star., 1905-03-10
WASTED

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- /. Comm.
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The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27
News From ON -
THE STATE SOLDIERS HOME
AT Fort DOdge. Kas.

Austin Tuttis Of the 9Th Ill. and Mrs
Tuttle hays moved ess of1,he Fuller
barfscks--so named because u was get.
ting fuller during the boom times.
Mrs. Dponsler has taken charge Of The
Fuller barracks afsre mentioned temp
oraSlly until . suitable chslf can bs
foNnd. 49, yass,Efff< alsnp ,aplsg1
Charles @. Scranton, H. 9Th Ill. Inf,
goes 10 Yasss Csn,sr0s 90 days furiough.
He has been located for sometime Of the
Single Mems barracks.
Elijah II: wlllon A. 10th Mo. Inf. has
returned from Ellsworth, WHITTIER be
went on furlough. 49,
John b. Fsassl. A. 16,h Ind. Iui., ha,
been making spsdular EsssiIshss into the
geological formation Of no elrsh. Ii
thinks spaees ere trumps ssmstlmes.
W. J. Spencer and Mrs.. Spencer have
returned from Wisconsin. ". j. 10 an
old timer about Dodge City, and can tell
many stsrlss OF the sarly days when
Dodge, was Wild and wooley, as Tiger
Bill Campbell Of Wichita said, :, "when
Dodge City was Bad. s"'f+ s@' !
'Nsiisia-tF- isaisea7ssits s=4v..4s
Rev. Merrison preached on Sabbath at
liam. end also atnfghf.s Bro. Morri-
SON has nos sosirely fsesvsrsd from bis
recent illness - his appearance shows.
AZ . o'clock p. N. Rev. Patterson
preached the funeral sermon di JOHN w.
Courtney, &. 1oth Ky. 1nT.., who died
here recently. Rev. Patterson resides
near Ford. He has NO regular work
shis year but gees whenever called. Rev.
Paissrsons wife accomplished him.
We have had manv copious rains for
several weeks. We DO 6oE" fave to
bsshsFJssry tor water To ntgats. With
anymore sad he can take much needed
rest.
We are ell getting ready to take In
she reunion In Wright's park and many
are going to- Dshsst ssptshssr 4ih.'
"Ralss on high yoiir banner the. Ifs
fslds may n.y."
visiiors--R. D. Hobbls, 4. A. Hobble,
Ella Hobbts, Lofse Hebbls Bill Of Dodge
City. Thee. Eorsv.t Kimisy, Mamie
Acksr, Dodge City, X. A. Watrous,
BlontrOse. Pa, xlpbsds walton, Kinsiey,
Mrs. ". "A. Miller and children, Craw-
ford, Kansas, VI. ~ Miller; Crawford,
Kanaas, Cora Miller and Cecil Miller,
Crawford, Kansas, lJ..'B.. Dobyns, How
ard, Kanlasl Joseph N. Lambert, Hows
ard, Kansas, Mrs. Bertha White, Eedalia,
Mo- Lena Berg. Dodge Oltyyt LizEis
Sughrue, Ashland, Kansas, William
Thomsa, 81. Louis. To-, Mrs. Nellie
Woods and shijdeep, Genaseo, Kansas.
f1Ifgs Il 81 ~ zs4at +. rs 4
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27
FORD ITEMS.

Scott Campbell had narrow escap,
from losing his new separator In w. A
Balfour's wheat field one day during th,
noon hour. A whirl of wind sent I
burning coal from the tender to the straw
around the separator. The engineer ant
water man had just arrived and witt
quick haste drew the separator with thu
en- CINE to safe distance. 't@
]. A. Melia threshed field Of oats fol
o. N. Nevins that averaged over 81
bushels per acre.
The waters Of the Arkansas river have
become pleasant bathing resort for the
young ladies Of Ford. One young
gentleman, our reporter, was so charmed
with the description Of their bathing
suits that he has secured one with some
variations and has announced week.
lessons In aquatic art. Exhibits from
10 Q p. m. Sundays excepted.
E. o. Shook is building a granary on
his farm and John Lloyd one on his lot
In town.
A fire from the r. l. train burnt i've
stacks of wheat for VIII Dellingsr
Tuesday.
j. N. Troysr lost valuable COW found
Sunday morning dead In kafiir patch In
q sitting position on all four's, q singular
position for an animal not killed sudden.
~. AL 'ti
Earl Cobb and family came up from
Woods county, Oklahoma last week and
will visit with his mothers family for 1
short time. n p
d. Willhite will soon start another outfit
10 The threshing business. =
Perry Troyer came up from Reno
county where he spent harvest. His
brother came with him but returned the
first OF the week. q
A number Of Ford young people joined
the excursionists to Green Mountains and
Colorado Springs, Colorado and returned
happy, =
Miss Coe Of Yates Center 10 visiting
her brother W. A. and family who win
90 in'a few days to their new home 10
Idaho. Y
Ford grain buyers have shipped IS cars
Of from 80 to So test wheatto date.
ON. Nevlns and wife arranged to
take a trip to the Pacific coast and visit
the Portland exposition aud many other
points Of interest. They will leave
Wednesday. n
Miss Eula Nevlns has returned from
Emporia to remain home during her
mothers absence on her western trip.
Miss Kathleen Morrison was offered !
position IL the Bucklin schools and haa
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27
lGEz, CITY BUSINESS, COLLEGE! .ll
Gunner, Illinois.

Write tedsy for our beautiful 84-pags
illustrated 0Asziogue FREE. 1t con-
tains's chocl ::rooh yisws, groups Of stu.
dsnss, pCrfsaiis of ssudepss il position,
tsstl fnopiAlf, specimens OF peHlnanshIp,
graduating GLASS, and liss Of l40G
Students ID attendance. N VI n
This elegant Catalogue also contains
rates 81 tuition, cost of, books, board,
etc., With much valuable information
for any young person desirous OF pre-
pairing for . situation q stenographer OF
b0Okkeeper. Address
!, D. y. MUBsELMAN, Prss't,
\ Quincy, Illinois.
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27
The Verdict.

After . trial lasting eight years the
leading businsss and professional men Of
Kansas have pronounced The Salt City
Business College Of Hutchinson, KS. to
be the NEST thorough and reliable bust.
ness college In the state. Send for full
information. '@F4@ ftq
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27
4 Surprise Party.

A pleasant surprise party may be given
to your stomach and liver, BY taking a
medicine which Will relieve their rain
and discomfort, viz: DR.. Kings New
Life PILLS. They are y most wonderful
remedy, affordlng sure relief and cure
Tor headache. dizziness and constipation.
25c ct Rath u BaInbrtdge drug store.
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27

accepted 1t In lien Of the Spesrvills pri-
mary. Miss Morrison's worth as q
teacher easily wins her position where
known.
L. x. vanHorne one day last week took
l25 loads Of grain Of an average Of 55
bushels per load.
L. K. VanHorn 10 putting in new
scales at hls elevator.
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27
WANTED.

Energetic man or woman to travel for
reliable manufacturing firm. Salary
81 ,Oo2. 90 per year and expenses weekly.
Address with stamp or call at Palmer
hotel. Dodge City, Kansas.
1t SAN HAMILTON, Agt.
The Globe-republican., 1905-07-27
Ire

In the twinkle Of an eye can destroy
your home and your business. Richard
W. Evans, Jr. can prevent the loss. Call
81 bis office and let him tell you about It.
q" s3 If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
HOTELS IN SCOTLAND.

GLAs6OW-ST. EAOCH HOTEL - r,,.,.a.,
am (FOr Burns COttage--BiFthplaee)
MULTIPLICATION HOTEL 70,
TARIFF Of the Hotels full particular IS g routes
ne had M European Offices OF inc AftDN0e'
&C. Fleet street, London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29

Sleeping Carriages for Fret Class Passengers a
land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29

Tha rsndezsous OF ths cream % Lonaon Society,
as well az OF the nest Distinguished people from
all parts % the World. Choicest cuisine, GsnsS,
and the dainilsSt service possible, beautiful masie
and FAMOUS GRllA. g. Arena Nanassr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29

Tourist and Week End Tickets Issued TO
The Principal Inland and Seaside Health Resorts
IN England and Scotland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29

Corridor Carriages with Lavatory Accommodate
attached 20 all the principal trains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
ga SPECIAL EUROPEAN COLUMNS.
Foreign Resorts.
EUROPEAN RAILWAYS.
MIDLAND Rail WAY
The Picfuresoue ROuka az Greot Brita

- @"0 HIoIuFosque houte OF UFols bFIlAln'
The most interesting and picturesque through
ne centre OF England. IMPROVED EXPRESS SER
C466AAS LIVERPOOL (CentraD to LONDON and PaIN-
So1E Al TOWNS and LIVERPOOL (Exchange) to Scot
ana BREAKFAST LUNCHEON & DINING CARS
GIu THROUGH CARRIAGES between LIVERPOOL
TT SSH9ST E1g and LONDON (st Pancrasl THROUGH
65&AScS11tsIS to LONDON, PARIS and all parts BAG
SisSE CHECKED through from hotel residence or
S ~ IN New York 70 any part OF London Apply for
suloea time tables maps. SC. to the Companys Pas
SnSer Agents. Messrs. r Cook & Son. 26l and 11s5
FSsS1opWS q Co. 81 Beaver St. Midland Agents for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
The Howard HoteI.

Embarrassment. London sseTy
Orerooks Embankwent ana RIVER Elees-s
$500. throughout AlneEsS~o -
ssno -Svatlrs siEea taTt6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
iIooe. Norwood Queens Hotel.

,-sr C.-ve;al Palace London Healthiest SITUATION "a
England Lovely gardens Boarding terms from 80
E-ecteI terms parties So9sS"'SA'
tratn ser,ice for CITY and West End LONDON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
TIE Imperial
PRIVATE BATHS THROUGHOUT.
Hotel Continental,

lest location and finest view overlooking TUioFisz
Gardens. steam heat throughout zoo private bath
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06
PERSONAL.

DR.. j. W. Hammond of Byron is In
the city.
Judge j. NJ. Mannon of Ukiah is at
the Lick.
B. L. Ten Eyck of Newark, N. J., is
at the Occidental.
j. P. McGonigle, a merchant of Ven
tura, is at the Lick.
DIR. J. L. White and wife of Sacra-
mento are at the Grand.
Z. r. Flach and wife of Tombstone
Ariz.. are at the California
Banker o. McHenry Of Modesto is
registered at the Occidental.
Edwin Z. Chase, prominent resident
or Denver, is staying at the Palace.
John H. Bryan and wife of Atlantic
City, ~. j., are registered at the Grand.
b. j. Turner, proprietor of a hotel at
Hanford, and his wife are guests at the
Lick.
c. o.. Whittimore, a well-known Salt
Lake City attorney. is at the ST.
Francis.
Among yesterdays arrivals at the
Occidental were: ]. p. Sargent a
wealthy rancher of Stockton, and his
wife.
Edward Chambers, general freight
agent Of the Santa Fe road. and ]. s.
Leeds, manager Of the company's re-
frlgerater car service, arrived at the
st. Francis yesterday.
Charles Fee, passenger traffic mana
ger of the Southern Pacific Company.
and his family, who have been spend
ing several days in Southern Califor-
MIA, returned yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06
INSTALLATION ATTENDED
WITH HIGH CEREMONIES
Officers of Golden Gate Aerie Are For
mally Inducted I'm Their New
Positions

The public installation of the Of
ficers for the ensuing year of Golden
Gate Aerie No. 81, Fraternal Order of
Eagles, was attended with high cere-
monies at Native Sons Hall last night.
Nearly 1000 people were present to
witness the installation. The hall was
profusely decorated with American
flags and the balcony was hung with
red, white and blue bunting. Worthy
Past Grand President Harry Frolich
presided.
A splendid band furnished appro-
pirate music. All the officers were in
the full dress uniform of the order.
Following are the new officers for
1905: Worthy past president, Louis
Chester; worthy president. Edward
Murphy; worthy vice president, J. ].
Smith; worthy chaplain, T. J. Fitz-
simmons; worthy conductor, J. w.
Cramer; worthy secretary, B. F. Han
lon; worthy financial secretary, Jo-
seph O'Connell; worthy treasurer,
John j. Cassidy; worthy trustees
Emil Nelson. Joseph P. Kelleher,
Charles A. Westcott; worthy inside
guard, James Buchanan; worthy out
side guard, John Sherman; worthy
physicians. T. B. w. Leland and F. T.
Fitzgibbons.
Dancing wound up the festivities.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

BOY THROWN FROM A HORsE-George
NARROW. boy residing at cal Tehama street,
was thrown from horse at Twentieth and
Shotwell streets yesterday afternoon and sus-
tanned. severe sprains of both legs. He was
treated at the Emergency Hospital
SEXES MONEY IN BANKs.-A writ Of
execution was served yesterday by the Sheriff
against the California Water and Mining
COMPANY at the instance Of Sterling d. Carr.
who has sued the corporation for $14,377 AZ.
Moneys in the San Francisco Savings Union
and the German and Anglo-California banks
standin. in the name OF the company were
seized by the sherir's deputies
PETITION is wITHDRAwN.-The petition
of the Concrete Steel Construction Company to
permit the construction OF concrete steel
ing Of the Supervisors Fire Committee The
petitioners will submit amendment to the
building ordinance to permit such construction.
nese laborer. was turned over to the United
States Marshal yesterday for trial for de-
portation. He found at Salinas in a
west-bound boxcar containing pianos and had
evidently been the road several days. He
was without certificate of registration and
is believed to have .surrsptitiously entered this
country by way OF Mexico.
TAKE ACTION AGAINST DEADBEATs.-
Frank Lee OF the Pacific State Automobile
Company obtained a warrant from Police
Judge Cabaniss yesterday for the arrest OF
Chauffeur Quinn engaged an automobile on
December 20 and incurred bill for SIT 80.
determined to punish deadbeats and other war
rants will follow.
SUES UNITED RAILROADS-A suit
against the United Railroads was begun yes
terday by Wellington C. Burnett, who de-
mands $25, ,253 damages for injuries alleged to
have been sustained on August IL last at the
intersection of Polk and Sutter streets. He
says he had aIighted from a sutter street car
for the purpose OF transferring when he was
struck by a north-bound Polk street car and
permanently injured
PETITION FOR LETTERs.-Julia Agnes
Walsh, by her attorney, Garret w. McEner-
ney yesterday filed a petition for letters OF
administration upon the estate OF her late
husband William R. Walsh who died Decem-
Der i. The value OF the real property OF the
estate is stated to be in excess OF $1,000 and
the personal property at more than $4,000 No
will has been found and the heirs at law are
the widow and three sons.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06
COLORED MAN
ATTACKS GIRL
Protege of Kentucky Banker
Is Badly Injured by Negro
in Her Home i'm Louisville
BLOODHOUNDS ON TRAIL
Citizens of Blue Grass City
Aroused to Great Excite
ment by Act of African

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 5.-Miss
Alice Brightwell. a protege in the
family of John T. Bate, a bank teller,
was attacked to-day by a negro in
Bates residence at Crescent Hill, a
high-class residence portion Of Louis
injured
A detailed force was at once sent
to the scene and four officers with
bloodhounds have taken up the trail
of the negro. The Crescent Hill dis
trfct is in a state Of high excitement
and Captain Reilley of the Louisville
police has given orders II the negro be
found he be brought to the County Jail
here instead Of being taken to the po-
lice station.