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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
.UNRULY YOUTH
TURNS BANDIT
Nathan Otterbeck, II years
of Age. Attempts to Hold
Up Man on Utah Street
FIRES SHOT AT VICTIM
Frightened Away by Appear
ance Of Two Young Couples
Who Heard Calls for Help

Two young men and two young girls
saved Fernando A. Smith of SIS Utah
street from the clutches of masked
footpad on Utah street. between Eigh-
teenth and Mariposa, few minutes
before midnight Sunday night, Smith
and the young men and girls had left
a car, and Smith walked quickly along
the block On his way home. There is
building in course of erection about the
center OF the block. and when Smith
reached it the footpad. wearing white
handkerchief over his face. stepped out.
and presenting a revolver at Smiths head
ordered him to hand over his money.
Il haven't any money" replied Smith.
The footpad said he did not believe him
and threatened to shoot. Smith shouted
for help and the yonug men and girls,
who had been walking leisurely behind
Smith, ran forward to see what was the
matter The footpad fired shot at
Smith and disappeared through the new
building. Smith was SO close to the foot
pad when the shot was fired that ne
cannot understand why the bullet did not
hit him unless the weapon had been
loaded with blank cartridge.
The police were notified. Detectives
Graham and Harrison of the Mission dis
trict arrested Nathan Otterbeck, seven
teen years of age, and he was identihed
by Smith as the youth who attempted TO
hold him up. Yesterday morning Otter
beck was booked at the City Prison ON a
charge of assault to commit robbery
revolver and twenty cartridges were
found in his pockets and his brother
identified the weapon as belonging TO
him. Nathan had broken into MS room
at their fathers house, Nineteenth and
De Haro streets, and stolen the weapon.
He believed Nathan intended to shoot
him. Nathan is an incorrigible youth
and has been in trouble for years for
petty larceny and burglary. His father
is heuseraiser, and has given up nope
OF reforming the boy. Nathan denies at
tempting to rob Smith and says MS
brother had him arrested for spite
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Minwera. from Brisbane, for Vancouver.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK Arrived June 2d.Ship Ha-
sailed June 26-Stmr City of Savannah. for
Colon. and at 1870 this morning was sighted
off psHMApHnPHfaArVed sfGts TsIanP june
Oresonian, from Kahuluf.
FOREIGN PORTS.
PORT NATAL Sailed June e. Er stmr
ormley, for Manila; Br ship Durbridge, fo-
r9sa Sailed saiii June 12-Br stmr Ardandearg, for
SewSRGfhaM YoKoHAMA- Arrived June 1s-Br stmr In
drawadi for New York.
Arrived June 25-stmr Mongolia, hence Juno
: sHTiNSGAPOREIp HiS June 9-Br stmr croy
don. from Colombo, for Manila.
Sailed June 13-Br stmr Sagam, for New
= SHANGHAI Sailed June 12-Br stmr Dag
"es.1js ADELAiDE--In port June 2o--Br bark crif-
fell for Newcastle. Aus, and Honolulu.
BATAVIA Arrived June 1s-Br stmr Hin
HIoGo-Arrived prior June 14--Br srmr In
dramayo h1p frSn loE9nama rrssa prior 1ns
stnr Yangtsze. from Liverpool.
Sailed June e-Br stmr Aragonia, for Port
asd sass e sa june hpy sr cptc for
Francisco, via Shanghai
IoUIQT F. Sailed June 24-Br stmr Condor
ior orNElSWcAsTLE, l3Ssi Aus.-saiIed June a-Fr bark
Arrnen for San Francisco. June 13-Br shin
Australia. for Acapulco.
PORQTJEROILES-Pa Passed June 26-Br st,,r
Tydeus. from Tacoma. for Liverpool.
PORT PIRIE-Ar Arrived June 16-Br ship Port
Patrick from Baltimore.
TENERIFFE-Arrived May 31-Ger stnr
Memphis, from Hamburg. for San Francisco.
San Francisco.
TSINTAU--Arrvied May -Br stmr Sand
hurst, from Seattle. via Astoria.
SwANSEA-Sailed June 24-Br shin Ken
sincton. for San Francisco.
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HOW JOHN LANDERS
CELEBRATED AN EVENT
Fifty Years Ago In New York He Be-
gan His Career an Insurance

John Landers. Pacific Coast manager
Of the Manhattan Life Insurance Com
pany. celebrated a half-centennial an
niversary yesterday. Fifty years ago
in New York City he began his
career in insurance as an office
boy at the round salary of 81
a week Since that time he has
gone along the route as adjuster, clerk
and agent to the position of manager.
He enjoys the distinction of being the
only member of the board of directors
of the Manhattan outside of New
York, and the only director taken from
the field Mr.. Lapders is the dean of
the insurance profession in San Fran
cisco. He did not commemorate the
semi-centennial event with breakfast,
dinner. reception or excursion on the
bay. He simply had his hair cut as he
looked to the future.
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Memoranda.

e. L. Peterson. at Uyak. Alaska. writes
the Merchants Exchange, under date OF June
TO- that about six weeks ago there was found
on the beach after NE gale the sternboard
of ships boat with the letters in sheet lead
on it Duke Of Fife. Glasgow
Per Br ship Sutlej at San Francisco. June
27. from Antwerp-Sailed from Antwerp Feb
& and anchored at Flushing the same day
on account Of head winds: sailed again on Feb
IL: had NV winds fos days: had fresh NE
trades to the eauator; which x vas crossed on
s. and lost them In lat II S; had NE wind
to lat 35 S; on March %, In lat 81 S, long
Is W, had squAlIy weather; on April 5, and
7. in lat 40 s.. long So w. had strong NV
gale. with terrific squalls. filling decks to the
rail: on April 10 sishted Cape Horn; had vest
erly winds to lat 40 s: had easterly winds to
the equator. which was crossed on May 26 In
long III W; got NE trades in lat IL n. and
lost them In lat 81 80 N. long 40 w; from
thence to port had variable winds.
per schr Barbara Hernster, at Dutch Har-
bor-saw a full rigEed ship about 200 miles
south Of Unimak Pass on Saturday. June 3.
which they took to be ship St. David. bound
from Comox, for Dutch Harbor.
LONDON, June 2S-Reported that Br stmr
CumbaI will sail about July 10, for New York
LONDON, June 27.-Nagasaki telegraphs
that etmr Minnesota. from Hcngkong. etc.
for Seattle has sternpost. cracked: temporary
repairs be made in ten days
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Differs With sherman.

Among the blue-ey jackies of the German
cruiser Fake is Irishman. He on
deck Friday when the Kaisers ship an
chored
''Hcw's that trouble between Germany and
France asked the KaiSer's Hibernian fight
ing man.
Seems to have been settled" replied the
man fror; shore, to whom the inquiry was
addressed.
And there won't be no war;
No
Wei, amt that help
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Travel without Trunks.

Valises or dress-suit cases? Nonsense!
We get them by the carload. so that we
can sell at low prices. Pocketbooks,
billbooks, card cases. wrist bags. etc.
ali come in large shipments. On all fine
leather goods, including kodaks and
cameras we'll letter your name in gold
free. Sanborn. Vail & Co.. 741 Market
street.
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SHIELDS Sailed June 2e-Br ship Cars
dale for Portland Or.
ALGIERS-S Sailed June 22--Br stmr Hudson,
for New York; Br stmr Satsuma. for Manila.
NAGASAKI-Arrived juno 21-Stmr Mime
sofa from Hongkong.
TAKU--In port June 6-Ger ship Carl. fos
Port Townsend.
BUENoS AYRES-Sailed May 12--Fr stmr
Amiral Sallandrouze de Lamornaix. for Santa
Rosaiia
IADYSMITH b. C-Arrived June o6-Nor
stmr Tricolor. hence June p.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEW YORK-Arrived June 27-Stmr Me-
saba. from London; stmr Bremen. from Bre-
men.
from New York.
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Riscop secures Two Contracts.

The contract Tor additional repairs 10 the
army TRANSPORT Thomas has been awarded
70 tke Ris3on Iron Works, whose bid was
SIS O6a Tkis is IN addition to the $50, O0O
repairs FOR which tho Risdon secured the con-
tract s0nc time age. Other bids for the sd-
ditlosial resairE We're Union Iron Works,
S2l ,OO0. ". A. Eoole & Son. S20.5S5 Moore.
scott & Co So gi3 The contract for ex-
teusiVe r.. airs 10 TIE German cruiser Fake
was awarded yesterday TO the Risdon Iron
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Academy May SAIL To-Day.

The schooner Academy. whose departure
rvss postponed en- account Of the damage done
to her side by the steamer Argo, viii prob
atly get away this morning. The Argos
bow smashed IN three Of the Academys planls.
ShfpUrights have been working night and
day on the repairs which viii be finished
this morning
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day in the order of occurrence as to time; the
fourth time column gives the last tide OF the
day. except when there are but three tides. as
sometimes occurs. The heights given are in
addition TO the soundings of the United States
Coast Survey Charts except when minus u
sign precedes the height and then the NUMBER
given is subtracted from the depth given by
the charts. The plane of reference is the mean
OF the lower low waters.
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win Guild steam schooners.

The Hammond Lumber Company is going
TO build a steam schooner for the coast trade.
Charles r Mccormick & Co also are plan
ming TO build a similar vessel TO be used in
connection with their business. Both vessels
win be oil BURNERS
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encounter Terrific storm.

The British ship Sutlej. Captain Touzel
which arrived here yesterday. 142 days from
Antwerp. encountered heavy gale on April
&. and In latitude 4s degrees south. longi-
tude 81 degrees west. Terrific squalls struck
the shin. and the sea repeatedly hled her deck
70 the rails This gale was the climax Of a
series of storms which beset the Sutlejs path
throughout the month Of March April 3
the weather cleared ami no serious storm was
encountered for the remainder Of the passage
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Time Ball.

Branch Fydrographic offce. U. s. N, Mer-
chants Exchange. San Francisco, Cal,
Tuesday, June 81 1905.
The Time Ball the tower of the Ferry
builcing dropped exactly at noon to-day
l. e., at noon of the 120th meridian at 8
=. m. Greenwich time. J. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. U. S. N. in charge.
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The Overdue List.

The vessels on the overdue list quoted
for reinsurance as follows: Honolulu. 20 per
cent; Chipperkyle. 45 per cent, and Swan
hilda, 20 per cent.
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News of the Ocean.

The German ship Nesaia ION Puget Sound)
is chartered fer lumber thence to the West
Coast of South America; British ship Pytho-
meme lat Portland) same BUSINESS, thence to
Cape Town dump sum-.
The barkentine Northwest has been pur-
chased by +. w Carey & Co.: terms private.
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WEATHER AND CROP CONDITIONS.
yield will be very light; qua

WEATHER AND CROP CONDITIONS.
C,olusa-Wheat yield win be very light; quail
ity
for Bartlett pears; pear blight killing trees.
Palermc-All varieties of apricots about
harvested.
Hanford-A-Peaches ripening fast; excellent
crop of wheat and grapes.
Newcastle--St. John peaches at their height
Observation-Disclosures water Will be abundant
throughout the season
tvermore-Peaches. pears and apricots ripe
C,oyer6 ale-Farly peaches and apples ripe.
Hollister-Good crop Bartlett and Winter
pears r1.
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aIinne.ola in Trou,re.

The Great Northern Steamship Company s
big liner Minnesota is at Nagasaki with her
stern post cracked, the result. IL is thought
of some STRUCTURAL defect She IS on her way
from Hongkong for Puget Sound. Temporary
repairs viii be effected AT the japanese port.
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WANTS NEW NAME FOR ALLEY.-The
NJ. Fisher Company yesterday pstitioned the
Supervisors TO change the name of Spencer al
lev to Spencer street, as ii eontemplates max
ing extensive improvements on the block.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
Wreekae,e Found ON Beach

The stelnboarG Of boat found about
six weeks ss0 the beach Of Uyak. Alaska.
The wreclSage bore the inscription, Duke Of
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28

very h7avv storm There is such ship but
as far the marine records go she is not on
this coaSs
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To SAN RAFAEL.
ROSS VALLEY,
MILL VALLEY,
CAZADERO, Etc.
Via sansalito Ferry

SUBURBAN SERVICE STANDARD GAUGE.
Depart week days at 700. las. Sis. 9:iO.
40 s.so 7:15, 900. 1918 and 1855 D. M
Depart sundays and holidays at 7:15. 7:4J.
s1E e.15 9:15 9.45. 1915. 10.45. HIS II *
M : f9,15. 12:45. rs. las. 2:15 2:45 s.15
s-a5 AIS 4:45. 5-15. 5:45. Sis. 6:45. 7:IJ
IFS s:15 for Sausalito onlO. 800, 10:I5
FOR Fairfax. week days-s:45 a. m. s.15
N 5.15 D. Sundays and HOLIDAY
z.s s.45 g.15. 1918 II AS a. m. 1:15 % m
THROUGH TRAINS
7.tJ a. M daiiy-cazadero and way stations
OILS a. m. Sundays and Holidays-Poine
Reyes. ETC. -.
sis p. m daily texcept sunday)-For Point
Reyes. etc.
Sis p. Sundays and Holidays for Caza-
dero. etc
TICKET OFFICF--e50 Market ST.
FERRY-Cnion Depot. foot OF Market ST.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL

FORECAST.
Showers continue in Washington and North
ern Oregon and also on the extreme northern
coast of California.
Warmer weather prevails in Oregon. In Cali
fornia there has been little change.
The following high winds have occurred: !:
FLAGSTAFF 20, southwest; Wipnemucca, 3S.
southwest: Modena, 81, southwest, and Boise.
26 north.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight, June %:
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Wednes-
day: warmer: fresh west winds.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Wednesday;
light southwest winds.
Sacramento Valley-Fair Wednesday; warm
er: light north winds.
San Joaquin valley-Far Wednesday; light
north winds
Coast-Fair Wednesday: light west winds.
Nevada-Fair Wednesday
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
Fruit and Wheat Bullefin.
For the twenty-four hours ending p. M.
i2Gth meridian time San Francisco, June 21 :.
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RAILWAY TRAVEL.
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. co.
Tiburon Ferry. Foot<of Market Street.

SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFAEL
WEEK DAYS 80, $780, 900. IL 100 a.
1888 2:30 400 $40, $50. $50 and IL 80
p. m
Saturdays-Extra trip at 1 80 .. m
SUNDAYS: 30. 500. 900. $50. IL 90 a m:
1:3o 80. $40. $40. $50. I:25. IL 30 D. m
SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAYS-6.05 6:50s- 1885. 1850. $40.
ego 11:15 a. M: 1880. r2:Oo. $40. $500
$50 5:a5 $40 p m Saturdays-Extra
trip at AS D. m.
sINpAYSI6:5 so. 7:s5, 500. s:2o, 1:f5 a. M;
1:45. $40. 4:50 500. 500. 5:25. $40. 80
I :5S D. m. Except Saturdays
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COAST LINE tNaNe" Gaagsl
foot OF Market Strset.)

7.45A Santa Cruz Excursion Sunday
Onlyl ......-.--.--...-.-. ----.---
6.15A Newark, Ccnterville. san j JOse,
FELTON,. Boulder Creek, Santa
Cruz and Way Stations .....-..-
fS.15A Newark, San Jose, FELTON,, Boulder
Creek. Santa CrIz....-.......-..-<
f2.15PN CenterviIie, San Jose,
New Almeden. Los GatOs. FELTON,,
Boulder Creek. Santa Cruz and
Principal Way Stations ........-.
4.15P Newark. san Jose, Los Gatos,
4.15P Saturday and Sunday for FELTON,,
Rni1lder( (.rreIr Snnta Cruz -
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Weather Report.

n20th Meridian--Pacific Time).
SAN FRANCISCO, June 27-5 p. m.
The following maximum and minimum tenn
peratures reported for the previous day.
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NOTE-In the above exposition OF the tides
.he early morning tides given In the left
herd oalnrssn and the successive tides of the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-13
V..r white Vs,Ioeks.

In France 10 former times a hoeSo
that possessed four white st0ctinss
had the privilege Of being free from
toll There Is q passage In one OF uhs
works Of Frederick MlstrAi. the famous
poet Of Provence, TO tho foh0rins eI
feet: by the rule Of the road thers
~rns an old custom which was respect
Al by all. that the carter whose IeAasr
had four white stockings, whether go
,ng uphlll or DOWNFALL. bad the rssht
NO, 10 leave the rOad-that H. me n1
row paved part when DE rest Was v
a had state-Rnd thus srose The prov
erh who has four white feet can pass
everywhere
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Or Eirn,, I,siirenr InIsrsslIoG.

DR.. Thomas Finn Of BooE'oofo. NO .
sho has prsetised medicine ''' 81
,.ar. cay. be la. u'ed e'erJ prr'e''p'
ton known 70 the profession Zoe treat
men, Of kidssJ and bladder diseases
and nys be has BsVsr iooBd anything
A effective IN both chronie And ssSts
k,Anev and blaadsr tro8bis % ioleJ .
KJdpsy Care IL stops iFfega'af'1,,ss.s
I'D bsiIds up the whole system . W
heCallum 4 90.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-13
Men Past Sixty in Danger.

More than half Of mRnkiHc over
FIiy years Of age suffer from kidney
and bladder disorders, usually enlarge
meat Of PROSTATE gland. This 10 both
Painful and dangerous, and Foley's
Kidney Cure should be taken at the
chi sign Of danger, a. il corrects irreg-
uAritips aud has cured many old men
Of this disease. Mr.. Rodney Burnett,
Rock Port, Mo, writes: Il suffered
With enlarged PROSTATE gland and kid
nsy trouble for yesrs, and after taking
tVo bottles Of Foley's Kidney Cure |
feel better than have for twenty
years although | ain now 81 years
old j. W McCOIlum Il Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-13
New York Schools Open.

NeS ORR. Sept. l2.--Greater New
YorAs public schools will open this
nOrnIng and the children will march
into The class rooms in many places
a the carpenters, plumbers and me-
eaancs march out. Every available
artisan has been employed day and
nigh, since last Friday on the unfin'
shed structure that were In skeleton
io7n a short time ago. still with
al he extraordinary effort and close
figuring officials OF the board OF edu'
eaton can only guess at the number
Of candren who will be enabled to find
accommodation In class rooms today.
he most reliable estimates Indicate
Aa' there will be $4,000 to $4,000 chill,
e'eI Ills year in half the class.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-13
The Original.

Foley \ Co, Chicago. originated
Money aud Tar As a throat and lung
f'nrtl snd on account OF the great
merit sud popularity OF Foley'S Honey
I'd Ia' many limitations are offered
10Y To- genuine These worthless imi-
u"'t'have slmilsr sounding nance
h+"afe - them. The genuine Foley q
h.''y s'd Tar IL in q yellow package.
~ ~ ~ . aod r-fUse any substitute.
q : ''~ beet remedy for coughs and
e'''' j W. MeCollum d Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-13
THE SENSE OF TRAFFIC.
A Good Thing For Those In Crowded
Centera 10 Cultivate.

A Good Thing For Those In Crowded
Centers 10 Cultivate.
Every town dweller should cultivate
his sense OF traffic" At first this
means that he will take every step In a
crowded thoroughfare with reasoned
consciousness lie will never think OF
his business or his pleasure while he
is in the street, but only Of the way in
which he is going, OF what is before
him, Of what Is on either side OF him
and OF what he is leaving behind him.
At every crossing he will settle his
course, so to speak, and look out for
dangers from every point of the COM
pass. After very few weeks OF this
careful self regulation he will develop
the sense OF traffic" Without know
ing II ne will see and hear and realize
all that moves about him. He will au-
tomatlcally avoid collision, and 1t will
be as impossible for him TO take n step
at the wrong time as II was formerly
difficult for him 10 take II at the right
one. He will at the same time pre-
serve his person and tighten the labors
Of the policeman. Street accidents oc'
cur TO those who have no sense Of
traffic London Lancet
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-13
LOUISVILLE :
NASHVILLE \. R.
Very LOw Rate Round-Tiip Sum,
msr Tourist Tickets

On sale daily 70 various resorts North
and Wet, lin ed October Slst 20 re
turn, tnsludn Chicago. Milwaukee,
Minneapolis. = Paul. Denver Colo
rnd0 Springs. rI"blo
HxtrsmsIy 80 Fat-s 90 Portland .
Ore account ssis a CLARK Centsh-
NAL ErposltIor als0 " san franeiseo
aud Loa ABge'. -
Oaly line o. rs,ihg through slsspsH
from FloFide . Chicago
CInlV llns or ratinR through slespegs
from Words Z LOUIS Nth dining
car ssFviee.
ThFosgh tou q ,isspsrs 10 Csldot.
Ella. Pree 80 q nz ebaif eofs. fin@as
dinlng ear Ger, r. 10 the soath.
Ash Zoe tIsk - TA l.. 4 y.
Fgr Sasss anf sehsduiss % sng potbt
XOrsh o. Wee, sni Tor Pal,mas reset
Vstlons, caii d. o. write 0E0. u HEB
RfK0, pa. lAss Agt L 4 !. y. H.,
10 W. BsF g., JssksoaTiiIs' Via
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err aoAROEO WEALTH
alan From Rich Farmers In
-" cate Of Illinois

state Of ll''n0'~
ssn,. IA dispatch 70 the
4 oi' 'ser1,I from Elgiu' Ill. says:
'n' ,,eged and tortured by three
BOaHl' ought to make them re
sDdf, hiding place of a treasure
"a 'D' ~. Concealed in the house
i'sy 's'I and John FOhren, old and
NC . ~rners living near Spring
Us. S. ', mile, north of here are IN =
condition. and it is feared tna'
&C." .a,.s aud injuries may prove Ia
:. andrew, the elder OF the two
' '.s,sr after the robbers had made
., NJ me house and taken $500
a.t =, free himself from the
e. which held him and started
s N, fields to secure help. The
- Of hi. feet were blistered, how
=, and before he had gone far he
..,,s4 and fell in a hitch where ne
mil after daylight. Finally he
.r..I,p made his way to a cheese
- whore he gave the alarm, but
!. bandits had gained a start OF sew
-, hours The bandits appeared
-, nigh, and when refused admit
-. battered In the door and over
49, the old men, after a briei
.surg,s. They searched the house
al finding only 5000 concluded that
larger sum was concealed some
r,sre They beat and choked their
,tr,,ns and finally applied lighted pa
,rs 10 .hc soles Of their feet to make
,bsn .,u where the supposed treas
IRE W.. hidden.
An,- an hour Of excruciating tor
,uye JOAN Fohren tainted from pain
and n, robbers left. John was still
unconscious when assistance arrived
Du revived and is in a less serious
opl.,loa .han his elder brother.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-13
CHURCH ALEs.
An Ola EREIish eastern Of RaisinE
Money Fer Church Uae-

An Old EREItsh CuStom OF HaAaAnH
Money Fer Church Use.
A curious light IL thrown on ancient
church bazaars and charity balls by
certain records kept In some Of the
churches in England. For instance, in
the records OF Yateley church, which
date from l543, are frequent references
to church ales," the object OF which
was to get money for church expenses
The feast was organized 10y the
church wardens, who provided good
spread at so much head. and credited
the profits to the church expenditure"
It FIRST appears as the Church ale"
then as the kings ale" then later as
''our banquet at Whitsuntlde." 1t was
probably held In the church and went
on until 1913, the year after the civil
war broke out, when probably the
Purltans put an end to such festivities.
II was popular evidently.
One enterprising churchwarden has
left on record all the good things which
were prepared for the Crondall
church ale" in the year 1887. They
had a band, brewed a Quantity Of ale,
and made a profit Of $40 AS money
was then worth nearly ten times as
much as now, the church ale" may be
said to have brought in about $500,
which was just 100 per cent on the
outlay. The band was hired for four
days.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-13
Tn. Tools Ne Lacked.

why don't you gu to work. said q
charitable woman to a tramp before
whom she had placed n nicely cooked
meal.
81 would" replied the vagrant. III !
had the tools"
what sort OF tools do you waDtF
asked the hostess.
"A knife and fork, said the tramp
Tit Bits.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-13
Yo--s Man Crushed 10 Death

o.. Ca. Sept. Hilary Ia.
.'"ag white man. was killc I
q t-is Of the Atlanta and Biz.
Railway company On this
eng run over by q through
ala Mr.. Davis vas dag.
g. .. .ae rain and was attempting
roupling when caught and
tbs body was cut In twain
soy vas found a few feet
'ae bOdy. having been torn
Yut. No one seems 20
.v how the young man fell.
.. Is ueen Of him Above be
..'l he cars attempting TO
TO- ooupllnE While the train
'.. . -..f5a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-13
ossourso BY Worms

- often err. not from pain.
anger, although fed sk0n-
Do entire troabIe arises from
their food 10 NOS assimilat-
letoared by uoTmA A few
Whites Cream vsFmifogs
r. Gee them 20 cease crying and
a. 1tr.Ve ~ once. VeFy mech 90
= Tree add fog Ug che mother.
- 0! v. n. gohnran.