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New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At II Vesey-st-By Joseph Day PSI 10 261 39th-st
$50 II Of Sth-aye 20 6xs ., three brk hs
Bade and A Moffat al. Amend & A, attys;
L Ward. ref due. s255e4; taxes. etc SsT. .0OO
81 Grand-st IS II Of Woosterst. 25NiGO: brk
loft and bldg Met Life ms Co Denorest Pattern
Co al: Ritcn ". B & Il. attys; y Lewis. ref:
due. $50 600
BY Referee, premises-About so lots and cores
Pecker and Westchester aves Marion Fulton Matilda
Catherine White Plains Road and Bronx River Place
TruaX ref. partition
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

I4eth-st. $. - Il Of Convent ave for two
FIVE story brick iathouses. 81 GxST. II. Nexncask
q Jacobs owners, Hauser. architect. ..-.-...
l5ist-st. ~ II II OF Convent-aVU. FOR two
i've story brick nathouses 81, ,axsIti. Mckinley
Realty and Construction Company owner.
r - .
st Nicholas Place. 5, 30 II n of i5Oth st for
two ave story brick fathouses 81. GNsS. Murray
q Hin. owners. 4 Cooker. architect -... ..--...
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
u. p. DIRECTORS FAIL TO MEET.

The meeting Of the directors OF the Union
Pacific Railroad Company set for yesterday al
which il had been generally expected semi-annual
dividend OF Pa per would be declared placing
the stock a per cent basis was not held as
quorum could not be obtained Union Pacific was
one q the weakest stocks the list Yesterday,
closing with d net loss ot - points ~.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
ROAD COSTING MILLIONS BLOCKED.
Preliminary Injunction Preventing Will
mington Il" Taking Needed Land

Wilmington, Del. July 11.-ChanCellor Nicholson
to-day granted a preliminary injunction against
the Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington Rail-
road in favor OF Daniel Bubenzer. preventing the
railroad from taking OF the complainanrs
properties in this city in the construction of its
elevated lire. The decision may prevent the
pletion of the elevated road in Wilmington This
line. which was 10 cost several million dollars, is
partially completed. and II il should be abandoned
The cost 80 The Pennsylvania Railroad would be
great.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
TO IMPROVE NURSERY HOME.

Plans have been filed for the enlargement of the
Bright Side Day Nursery at No 81 Cannon-st..
by the addition OF the adjoining three story ana
basement tenement house No. 50 Cannon-sJ.,
which is be remodelled into assembly hall.
with lormitoricS the upper stories. The i'm
provements to cost 500 according TO the es
innate OF NJ Zipkes. the architect
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
MAY BUY eERMAN.AMERIcAN BUILDING

Overtures have been made by syndicate to
purchase the German American Company Build
ing a fourteen story structure at the southwest
corner of Nassau and Liberty SITS. The Metropon-
t,n Life Insurance Company is the owner OF the
property The syndicate is understood 10 nave
offered improved Manhattan parcels IN payment
The building was erected in 1895.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Emil % John II Thorn Prospect ave, >
being Tots 2s. 30 by A ID and ,ao.o
Even; years; per cent. $1,000: $-Oo"
N3Iaa6nliH sSSS go is77 70 - '1s years
sh9nsood Della august WsnsTs le9sss s.5, " 10 900
i5 # ,9 Of n Dsd yeas ss Esse ges and
Trust Company; watOn-ave. No 1873, = .co
waters Thomas J, and another to }-,s Gismsn, ne: L
ah1aiy imlSs 49, is66 per
Raymond PARK; due August /. 1905. per cent 800
Nois oaarln2; I1S,, 70 EfOse n Ia a51 + n o.
Eiizabf9-st; oE Iearf; & per sT, seI' o i35 man
l'7Tsi @akedeld; Years. ps5 ' $50
and inaemnlty .cSo'npany: lot Us, map Neiii ,o,o
smith Eugene +. 10 Harry " Davs: An,hony-
ave, " $. % ? II Of Bush year per cert 500
T52s # Of Amsterdaa-ave: 2 years; per .ooo
Arsa1ad. frank p. Loewsrs s., qambTsg; s
NIsSoasa das aSe:p+'S denand per tV s545
ssa6"Ty Place rs # of i'sst: years
Bgnd sabna 10 Emile 4 Winter. Fairmount
Place. 90 # OF Prospect-ave. year: go
MsrkOwitz celia TO Bernard Brindze; 05th-s,. No
go East: prior mortgage. $1,000; instaimen's; go
Pelrano. stephen J. to whitehan Reality com,
s. Whitehall tel Realty I cSmgaPy % par years per cent S17o
map: years: per cent: -. $40
crest-aye 5 e corner ie5th-st; year; ; per
Busse Amand to Wheian Realty Company:
lots = is and TO- block map land party Of the 49,
AbruscatO. salvatore, TO same: lot 4 block 8.
Warner. Julius. and another TO same; lots 50 and
Egan. Joseph, r. to same; lot block u.
wabst Hrgo. 70 same lots 10 and H. block Z
same map; ) yeas pc cent .-:;:-.::-.... LOIS
same map; years per cent ....-.......-.-. 1857
Donnehy. Annie L. to same; LOT Al to 43. block
Christopher. Jacob, To SANE: lots . 10 and ii.
Benson Alfred, same; lots 10 81. block 8
Lent. solomon to same lots il and i2 block g.
same same lots 5 and and block 3 :am: map:
Van schaick Henry. to Life Association Of Amer
Taylor samusl j. iG to II john 0f cn and
IS 1913 II Of Fordha-n Landins Read
Tuthir. Horace 5 jr to william \ Johnson:
foSs 4ayase % $ being part fot % map Mount o-so
Di Gu.enpe bn. e. s.lgators End sao'hsr to Igsson
due July / 1907: per cent '+1"' It's
lot ~ block map land party Of the second
CoEnors James. 70 same lots and s block ,
Haslun, Ingeborc NJ. to same: LOT % 10 80 block
6 same map: 3 years ; per cent-....e~,.e... $500
K9slan samuel to Charles n Preston. receiver.
Brook-ave " 5. 80 II OF 1TOth-st. due
5. 100 Il Of l49th-st: prior mortSsse $500;
Moore James b to william S dlsgraye; Amster-
3 poG aaS0a @ossas It. s1aS SS ES5s No 5000
Company 5Ist-st No IS West; due and as per
Boyiand Si John to Charlotte Doelzer: is7th-st 3
SIS # " Of i5ome-ave: 8 years 5is per cent. $50
AsHf So 5G S} f4aHs E 'gg DUE 5aH3ara
Kig3eist iTe anhonv 20 F5rsin p lew o,s ''0O
2si and 2se, map 47a lots Haisht estate: years,
Leake Malcolm E. to Julia Weiss; s4th-st ;
2SS4 # Of 1st-aye years ; per cent 5000
exrs: Prospectoaye osp t. 5 being lots Is and 81
map made BY A D and Even 5 years
Morris Dora. to AdolDh f KIotz; i6Oth ST No e4s
Fest; prior mortgage $1,000; due January 10 -
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
SALE OF WEST END.AvE. HOUSE.

Francis b. Roberts has sold for Mrs s Van
Rensselaer, Cruger TO Winchester Fitch hve
story American basement dwelling house. on
lor 2S6x5S feet, at the southwest corner OF slst-
and West End-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
ANOTHER LExINeroN-AvE. DEAL.

NJ Morgenthau jr.. & Co have sold for Leo J.
Kreshover to Bernard Naumberg Ave story nat
house with stores on plot Ss.22xl00S feet, at the
southeast corner of S7th-st. and Lexington-aVe
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
REALTY COMPANY IN A TRADE.

The Mishkind- Feinberg Realty Company has sold
to Abraham Goodman plot. 125x991I feet the
north side OF 135th-st.. 2S5 feet of 5th-ave
In payment the realty company took Nos 334 and
336 BrOome-st., a six story tenement house.
plot 40x934 feet
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12

The Acme Building Company has lent to the
Salvation Army $42, 500 the premises Nos 80 and
81 Cherry-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Cherry 81. Nos % and 94 the Acme Building
co5npany loans the salvation Army -. ss2;
Il hist $, 800 II Of LenoN- ave. 2OOx8e II.
Samuel j Stiberman loans David SHAFT and
ABR ASrahsm suIysrson .;;...: VO'
same loans same -. -...'.- 100,
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
JUDGME ENTs.

The following judgments were nled yesterday.
the first name being that OF the debtor:
Anderson. Iames-Edw 2 Baldwin -..-.. siss Al
Briganu. Miehele-Tenement House Dept. - "
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12

Goose Henry D--H Jones May Z, 1901. -. s27s ~
Durs27. Frederick J-F Campbell: October Il
1900 -: m57
1902 reversed .-............ I20 sc
tArehenDe ger Ia .senes AuRnn. April . ia13 Gi8 10
Artabe ituaoph TT l. Pryor October S 1904. 2SB
S2lnt-h hartman Anill lsiS-- 23s2 -
O.Ea-rell, Matthew r Nichols nis January
"a 1875 ............ ~ 20
olser. ARstte Al foohey. jane - 1900
osiedl .-.-.,--...... 1s7 ~
Parker. Wehs'er-F l. Pryor October g. 1901 2s0 70
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12

ready for tenants ON the first day Of
May, 1905, in spite of labor troubles,
and the fact that the past winter has
been one of the Severest on record.
The operation is simply an instance
of what can be done by organization.
and is practical demonstration Of the
benefits of COST INSURANCE.
OMPSON-STARRETT COMPANT,
81 WALL STREET, NEW YORK,
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first is that Of the debtor. the second
that Of the creditor, and date when judgment was
ed
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
Real Estate.

This is a picture Of
the PRODUCE EX-
c III A y G. + BANK
BUILDING at the cor
ner of Broadway and
Beaver Street, construct
ed by this Company.
On the 4th day of No
vember. 1904. the steel
skeleton was only up to
grade. The building was
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-31
TO PROTECT TIMBER LANDS
Prominent Residents Of
HesperIa

Robert L. Cook and w. R. Hughes,
two of the most prominent residents
of the village Of Hesperia, near San
Bernardino, were arrested yesterday
on a warrant sworn out by the special
agent for the interior department on
the charge of stealing wood from pub
lie lands.
The arrest was made by Deputy
United States Marshal Traeger of Los
Angeles, and the two men were brought
to this city and confined in the county
jail pending their hearing before
United States Commissioner Van Dyke.
The charge against the men is COM
mitting misdemeanor, the maximum
penalty being fine of $500 or a year
in the county jail.
If a conviction is secured by TIE
government it is expected that many
other arrests will follow in the vi
cinity of Hesperia, as it has become
quite common among the residents of
that section to cut timber from the
government reserve.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-31
CHINESE ATTACK AMERICANS
London Hears Story Of Fight Between
Admiral Trains Sailors and
MongoIIan Mob
BY Associated Press.


LONDON, Oct. 30.-A dispatch to the
Evening Standard from Shanghai says
that Rear Admiral Train, commander
in chief Of the American-Asiatic squa
dron, and his son, Lieut.. Train, have
been victims of a savage attack by
Chinese outside of Marking.
The American officers were pheasant
shooting when the admiral accidentally
shot a Chinese woman, slightly injuring
her. Hundreds of villagers thereupon
surrounded the officers, took away their
guns, knocked the admiral down in the
mud and held Lieut.. Train as hostage.
Forty American marines landed as a
rescue party were attacked by a mob
of Chinese, who tried to pitchfork the
officers.
The marines were obliged to fire
twice. The Chinese officials refused to
restore the officers ms and support
the villagers,
Marking has been active In the move
ment for boycotting American goods
and is the center of activity on the part
of the Japanese students.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-31
SUIT CASE MYSTERY
MAY BE CLEARED UP
MAN ARRESTED AT PITTsRURo
TELLS STORY
Police Believe Admissions Made by
Norris Nathan viii Lead to Arrest
Of Murderer of Susan Geary at 5os-
ton-Prlsoner Fights ExtraditIon
BY Associated Press.

Dy ASSOCldleu 1TeSS,
PITTSBURG, Oct 30-The heads OF
the local police and detective bureaus
are firmly of the opinion that they now
have In their possession enough infor-
nation to thoroughly clear up the cele-
brated Boston suit case mystery.
AS the result of admissions made by
the prisoner, Morris Nathan, when
questioned this afternoon they are al
most positive that the death of Susan
Geary resulted from criminal opera
tion performed by a woman in Boston,
and that the body of the girl was af-
terwards mutilated to hide the fact.
The name Of the woman has been
ing this information the officials i'm
mediately dispatched word to the Bos-
ton authorities to apprehend her.
While Nathan does not appear to
know enough to lead to positive con-
clusions, he gives sufficient information
to settle the mystery in the minds of
the Pittsburg detectives. Nathan ad-
mitted under pressure that while the
last time he saw the girl was on Sept.
he knew that the girl had contem-
plated and discussed with him the ad-
visibility of submitting to a criminal
operation, and that during more than
one of these conversations the name of
the woman to whom she proposed to
go had been mentioned, and the con-
clusion is that she finally carried out
this plan, with a result fatal to her.
self.
Clarence Burleigh, a local lawyer,
has been engaged to defend Nathan.
Attorney Burleigh says he will fight ex-
tradition proceedings.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-31
COUNTY WEALTH
IS MARVELLOUS
FIRST PRODUCE REPORT MADE
UNDER NEW LAW
Received by Board Of Supervisors for
Filing With Secretary Of State.
Lowe Wants Law Amended
Soon as Possible

The first annual statistical report of
the products of Los Angeles county
was submitted yesterday to the county
board Of supervisors for inspection be-
fore being sent north to the secretary
of state and the marvellous wealth OF
the county in all departments of man
ufacture agriculture and produce of
every sort was manifested by the state
ments of ]. o. Lowe, who acted for
the county supervisors in preparing
the report.
The table Of produce was prepared
this year through an act of the legis-
lature passed last session regarding
the duties of the county supervisors,
in which it ordered that a thorough re-
port be made each year and filed with
the secretary of state, giving In de-
tail the amount and value of every
product of the past year.
Los Angeles county received notice
to prepare the statement sixty days
ago and j. o. Lowe, former clerk of
the board of county supervisors, was
detailed to make up the table of pro-
duce.
The difficulties of obtaining statistics
were so numerous that Inspector Lowe
makes special mention of them and
asks that certain amendments be made
to the new law whereby the inspector
will be given the power to demand
statements from the producers.
II find" reports the inspector in his
statement to the secretary of state,
that there is considerable antagonism
manifested by the producers toward
giving out statements regarding the
produce. Many of the countrymen
and fruit growers have refused to go
to the trouble of preparing a statement.
The manufacturers have refused point
blank, asserting that if they give forth
statements of the value of their pro-
duce they may be held for the same
amount when assessed and that their
competitors will know the exact
amount of the output of the factory.
This report is therefore to a certain
degree incorrect, but the products in
every instance have, if anything, been
underestimate rather than overeSti-
mated"
Aside from the wonderful showing
of berries, fruit, minerals manufac
lures, cattle of all kinds and other pro-
ducts, the report regarding the poultry
trade of Los Angeles county stands far
in the lead of any other county in the
state.
The report on poultry states that
Los Angeles has two thousand poultry
farms aside from the hundreds of back
yard poultry producers. From these
10000 dozen chickens are produced an
nually at valuation of $15O,OOO. Four
thousand dozen ducks at a valuation
of 10000; 100 dozen geese at valu-
alton of $500; $4,000 dozen turkeys at
a valuation of 100000.
The report on eggs shows that g.
073,675 dozen of eggs are produced in
Los Angeles county each year at a val
uation of $51S, 400. In spite of these
products of poultry, the demand is
greater than the supply and $3,00O,0OO
worth of poultry and eggs are i'm
ported from surrounding counties.
Three million barrels of oil are pro-
duced annually in Los Angeles county,
142 900 barrels of beer and 100000
pounds of wool. The pear and peach
crops of Los Angeles county show a
decided decrease each year.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-31
ANNEXATION is DISCUSSED
Third Mass Meeting Held by Residents
of Prospect Park-streets to
Be Widened

Annexation to Los Angeles was dis
cussed by the residents of Prospect
Park last evening at the third mass
meeting which they have held. A COM
mittee was appointed to investigate the
subject.
A committee met the supervisors yes
terday afternoon and was granted their
petition to have Sunset street, from
Center street to the new Sunset boule-
ward, widened to 100 feet, and Edgemont
street to sixty feet from Sunset boule-
ward to Franklin street The super
visors have ordered the county sur
veyor to arrange the deeds. This COM
mittee asked for an extension of time
in which to report which it will do at
the meeting next Monday evening. A
petition, signed by the property owners,
will be presented next Monday to the
supervisors.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-31
CATCHER GETS DIVORCE
st. Louis Judge Grants Decree to Jack
o'Connor. Famous Baseball
Player
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Oct. So.-Jack O'Con-
ner, the most famous catcher in the
baseball world, broke a life contract
today when he secured a divorce from
his wife.
1t was shown by the testimony that
Mrs. OConnor was a frequenter Of
Wine rooms, where she INDUCED in
highballs with a number of swells.
O'Cornor told of having seen his wife
one evening at Delmonico's in com
pany with Ralph Orthwein, president
OF the st. Louis Browns, and that only
the prevention of friends saved Orth-
veins life. Others swore that they
had seen Mrs. OConnor drinking in
VINE rooms with Dick Kerens, scion
of multimillionaire r. C. Kerens: How
ard Spencer, scion of the wheat bull.
Corwin Spencer, Jockey Tommy Burns
and others.
Judge Fisher refused to hear further
evidence, quickly granting O'Connor
a divorce.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-31
MISSING GIRL RETURNS UPON
LEARNING OF FRIENDS ANXIETY

While the friend Of her father, in
whose care she had been left, was
searching through the hospitals and
undertaking establishments of Los An
geles for her body, Miss Mary Galle-
CHER, a prominent young society
woman of Canton, ILL.,, was bathing in
the surf at Santa Monica.
Miss Gallagher left the house of Mrs.
L. A. Higbie, at 1908 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., last Tuesday afternoon Immediate
ly after lunch. She told Mrs. Higbie
that she was going to visit the family
of William Cramer at Monrovia, and
said that she would be back the fol-
lowing day.
But as the next day passed and the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-31
ANDRADE WILL is FILED
Distinguished Mexican Bequeathed
Half Million Dollars for
School Purposes

The will of the late Guillermo An-
drade, former minister to Los Angeles
from the Republic of Mexico, was ad-
mitted to probate yesterday by Judge
Conrey of department two Of the supe-
rior court.
The estate amounts to about 81, ,000, 900
which, according to the testament, will
go to Andrades children and grand
children. The widow is also mentioned,
with bequest of $4,000, beside all per-
sonal effects and jewels.
Five hundred thousand dollars is left
for the purpose of establishing a school
to he known as the Andrade institute.
This school is to be at Hermosillo, Gen.
Andrade's birthplace and home.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-31
LANDAU GETS DIVORCE
DECREE BY DEFAULT
DAUGHTER OF ST. LOUIS RABBI
LEAVES HOME
Lillian Messing Goes to suenos Ayres
to Join Former Friend Of Wronged
Husband-Famlly Had Hoped for
Peace-Father Gets Children
Special to The Herald.

bptNIttI 10 ITO DESI tII0'
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3O.-Joseph Landau
was granted a decree of divorce today
from Lillian Messing Landau by de-
fault. 1t was stated that Mrs. Landau
is on her way to Buenos Ayres to re-
join Morton Rosenberg, and whom she
intends to marry upon her arrival.
Mrs. Landau is the daughter of Rabbi
Messing and eloped to Buenos Ayres in
September. 1904, with Rosenberg. Her
family induced her to return here a
few months ago in the hope that a
reconciliation could be effected, but
Landau could not forgive her.
and he introduced him to his wife. Mrs
Landau soon learned to love Rosen-
berg better tina she did her husband
and an elopement followed. The court
awarded the two children Of the couple
to Landau.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-31
MEN TO GIVE CHICKEN FEAST
Women Not Allowed to Prepare the
Viands, but They Can Eat
and Be Happy

The men of the First Presbyterian
church will give a chicken dinner at
the church this evening from $50 to
1880 o'clock, their women friends being
invited to partake of the feast and
look on.
At 8 o'clock an entertainment will be
given in which men only will take
part. ]. c. Richardson will act as
chef, J. w. Tyler will assist, also Harry
Ostrander, c. f. Howard, Walter Gibbs,
Thomas Hudson, James Hallett and L.
NJ. Winters. DR.. Smalley will be head
waiter and Alexander B. Downe is
looking after the entertainment It is
expected about 100 men will assist in
serving the dinner. The proceeds will
be applied to the church fund.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-31
TOURIST COMMITS SUICIDE
Young Man Shoots Himself on West
bound Train at Bakers
field
BY Associated Press.

by ASSOCldleu 1TeSs.
BAKERSFIELD, Oct. S0.-When the
westbound delayed Santa Fe Overland
was moving into the depot here this
evening a well-dressed young man en-
tered the toilet and after locking the
door fired three bullets into his body,
dying instantly.
From papers found on his person
the suicide was en- route from Leadville,
Colo, to San Francisco. His railroad
ticket bore the name of John Miller
and a receipt from Sheriff Thomas F.
Mahoney of Lake county, Colo, found
on his person indicated that John Mil
Ter had recently paid the Colorado off,
cial $50.
His clothing had all been purchased
in Leadville. The body was taken to
Payne's morgue and when the clothing
was searched carefully considerable
money and a gold watch was found.
kilograms have been sent to Leadville
for information.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-31
Deserters Escape From Cell
BY Associated Press.

SAN RAFAEL, Oct. So.-A military
prisoner named Buckler, confined at
Fort Baker, escaped from his cell there
last Friday night by cutting his way
through the bars with small file. His
escape was not discovered until several
hours later, when a squad of soldiers
was sent to retake him. They were
unable to locate him. Buckler was
deserter from the Thirty-second infan-
try and had several years to serve.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-31

next and the next, with no word from
the young woman, Mrs. Higbie became
SO worried that she informed the po-
lice that the girl was missing and
asked the help of the department IN
locating her.
When Miss Gallagher saw the ac-
count of her disappearance in the Sun
day Herald she made immediate prep
arations to return to Los Angeles.
She says she went to Monrovia to
visit Mrs. Cramer, and on arriving in
Monrovia found that the whole family
was out of town for the day. So she
came back to town. and at the Hunt
ington depot, at Sixth and Spring, met
acquaintances from Canton and they
all went to Santa Monica,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-31
BOSTON POLICE ARE ACTIVE
Inspectors Seeking Male and Female
Physicians
By Assoclated Press.


BOSTON, Oct. 30.-Detective John
w. McGarr, has been sent to Pitts
burg for the purpose of examining Ma
than and other members of the "Shep-
herd King" company. Superintendent
Pierce of the bureau of criminal inves-
tigation stated that Nathan knew as
much as any one about the girl and
her movements and also of her physi-
cal condition prior to her sudden dis
appearance. Nathan's engagement to
the girl was opposed by the members
of her family, he said
This afternoon Inspector Armstrong,
acting under orders from Chief In
spector Watts. given after a telephone
talk with Pittsburg, made a search of
the office of a female physician in
fremont street. Later he began search
ing for the physician, who, it is under
stood, had been employed at the Tre-
mont street establishment and who
answers the description of the man
who purchased the dress suit cases
from two pawnbrokers.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-31
NOURISH

the body, don't dose it
with medicine. SCOTS
Emulsion is the best
nourishment in existence.
1t is more than a food;
you may doubt it, but it
digests perfectly easy and
at the same time gets the
digestive functions in a
condition so that ordinary
food can be easily di-
gested. Try it if you are
run down and your food
doesn't nourish you.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl Street. Nsv vo,h.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-31
Injured In Football Game
By Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3O.-James
McGregor. a carpenter who was held
up and nearly beaten to death and
robbed by four thugs in this city on
August 6 last, received an injury in a
game of football at Alameda yesterday
afternoon which may prove fatal. Nc
Gregor now lies at the emergency hos
pital with a severe concussion of the
brain and a possible fracture of the
skull