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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-24

WrZ0 ia WSCIOu1lCl A1dA1
each pa1stwa. Pan Witte
;obawia sic bankructwa kraju,
a bankructwa daleko latwiej
uniknac. MONA p}acac cd.
szkodowanie, kt6re zbyt
wysokiem bye ME moze,
anizeli dajac 4~przemys}owi
|upadac przez zaburzenia
robotnicze i ~niezadowo]en!e
wiekszosci caiego narodu'
Pan Witte rowinien znac i
INA o}ozenie Rosyi> lie lei
|od wszystkich innych swych
koleg6w, vice vie co :m6wii
co mu czynit wypada. :
r. ::;:s~ o 0 O. O. t.. u,
f. Wlasnie W tych dniach
wyda} car ukaz' " ~pozwalajacy
ma zebranie pr4edstawicieli
(ziemstw. Ukaz ten atoli jest
|tak wyraznie ciasny, re chyba
|ani Moskale sasmi, to jest,
|reakcyoniSci, k:t6rzy> ME
chca zmiany rzadu,. ME
wierza, ably ia czcza ooietnica
da{ sic nar6a u}agodzit i ma
dalsza wojne sic zgodzi}. Me
masz vice wyj6cia ola cara,
trzeba koniecznie pok6]
zawrze6, ably ogieh wewnetrz-
ny ugasi6.
+ o O O o
Watpimy bardzo, czy we
wtorek uk}ady pokojowe sic
sko6cza. Naszem zdaniem
beda obie strony interesowa'
ne uwaza}y "a st6sowne:
wiecej czasu Prosic, ma
dok}adniejsze zbadanie od,'
nosnych rzad6w. eWojns
tymczasem zostaje W zawie!
szeniu, W Rosyi przycichl:
rewolucyonisci, vice ME maja
sic panowie Witte i Komurs
z czem stieszyc.
O O. o
Polska prasa cd tygodnis
zajeta jest omawianiem pew
nego INTERVIEW, jake mia:
mice W Detroit reporter an
gielskiej gazety' ,,Journal'' z
Jego Excelencya ks. Arcybi'
skupem Symonem. Jego Elk
celencya, pod}ug tego rapor'
tn, mial sic wyrazic bardzc
niepochlebnie o Polakach, "
Ameryce, a daleko gorzej c
d~uchowie6stwie polskiem "
Ameryce, kt6re ME zas}uguje
tax opiewa owe ,,interview"
ma reprezentacye W hierar-
chi. Jestto kalumia najgor-
szego rodzaju. Poznalismy je-
go Excelencye z tel delikat'
nej strony w~ydawania opinii
10 Polakach i o kwestyi "a
mianowania polskich bisku'
pow W Ameryce ola angiel-
skiej prasy, vice tel z zupe}-
ma ~stanowczo6cia twierdzimy,
ze owe interview" jest k}am-
stwem cd poczatku do koh-
ca. Pomimo to prosimy Jego
Excelencye o zmuszenie an.
gielskich gazet do odwolania
oszczerstwa inaczej bowiem
nie oprzestana wrogo ola mas
usposobieni Irlandczycy ]
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-24

puduja % razu az
.wie cerkwie Moskale. Me
szeze6cie chcialo, ze to GER
prawos}awne gtana "
dzielnicach zamieszka}ych
przez Polak6w. z tad wielka
rados6 liberal6w, ze polscy
ksieza spokojnie albo raczej
niedo}eznle patrza ma owe
cerkwie, ME protestujac
wcale, za6 libera}6w Zwiazko-
wych i acknowledgement "a
wrog6w ko6cio}a %uznawajac.
Sami oni powiadaja, 70 W
:Ameryce wolno kazdemu
6cio}y budowa6 jake chce
i gdzie zechce, ale. ksieza. po-'
winni STAG sic blaznami j
PROFESSIONAL j ME pozwolie
ma budowanie cerkwi, gdzie
sic Moskalom podoba, DO to
szkodzi religii i narodowo6ci.
lie to cerkwie .zaszkodza re-
ligii katolickiej, O. tenn: my
wiemy i o tenn wiedza ksieza,
to jest, re tam laden Polak
katolik ME p6jdzie, re zas
owe ,cerkwie prawos}awne
maja szkodzic narodowosci,
tego pojac ME mozemy. Pre-.
ciez Zwiazek Narodowy tuli
pod swe skrzydla wszystkie
piskleta polskiej gwary, jezeli
vice ten Tub 6w narodowiec
przy}aczy sic do cerkwi pra-
w%os}awnej, to przeciez ME
przestanie cd razu movie pc
polsku, a vice Zwiazek zbo'
gael sic nowym przybytkiem
grupy 2rawos}awnej. Wszak
Zwiazek toleruje wszystkie
wyznania religijne, to bedac
logicznym powinien sic Gle
szy6, re :bedzie mia} sposob'
nose takze prawos}awnych
syn6w jednej Ojczyzny W
swych szeregach zamieScic'
Kto vie z reszta, moze to
bedzie poczatek wielkiej "a
s}ugi Zwiazku, re navel Mo-
skali ma prawos}awnych sy'
now Polski przerobi. Me ma.
jaczcie vice panowie liberia
4owie, DO rzucacie z / 9 swia'
Ito ma liberalny Zwiazek i!
Panowie noszacy p}aszcz ma
|ob6ch ramionach, redagujacy
gazety niby katolickie a "a
razem palacy swieczke libe'
ra}om najskromniejszego po'
kroju, udaja czesto ludzi DO:
gu ducha" winnych. Ot6z,
;jak gdyby nigdy gazet ME
zaleznych ME .czytali, udajac
re ME wiedza, czem sic ~r6z,
mia niezalezni cd ko6cio}a
katolickiego, robia wielki wy
nalazek, re Jego Excelencya
ks. Arcyb. Symon powinien
sic ujac:" "a zb}akanemi O.
wieczkami i usunac jedyna
zapore dzielaca niezaleznychh
cd rzymsklch katolik6w,
mianowicie pojednac ich 2
|biskupami amerykanskimi
ko6ciofa rzymsko- katolickie-
go. Pieknie to brzmi Ola
kt6rzy obecnych ME:
zale5nvch ME znai9, lecz CT
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
MAKER WANTS
THE BEES ARRESTED
New Yorker Says He Is Being
Robbed Daily of
Sweets.

NEW YORK, Aug. ga candy man.
ufaeturer owning an extensive plant on
Barclay street appealed TO the Board Of
Health yesterday for protection against
thousands of honey bees which he de-
clares are robbing him of large quanti-
ties of sweets. II the health authori-
ties do not act. the. candy-maker says
he Will appeal to the police.
Since early last spring. the com
piainant asserts. the honey collect
ors have attacked his employees and
customers and have made his establish
ment the base OF operations for filing
with honey twenty-eight hives on the
roof Of a nearby building occupied by
a firm which deals in bookkeepers' sup
plies
Il am in the unique position Of being
the only man In New York who is be-
ing daily robbed of enough sugar to
keep five million bees busy making a
metropolitan brand of honey" the
candy-maker said to-day. Bee experts
tell me that hive as large as those on
the yesey- street building contains
about 100000 bees. They are making
a good thing out of me. 1t has come
to be the exception when each day two
or three OF the girl or men employees
in my factory are not stung. The
wounds in many cases have been so
painful that the victims have had to go
home. The bees also invade my retail
department on the ground floor, attack
ing customers and thus injuring my
patronage"
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
SH|NCLE MILLS
To CLOSE DOWN
Owners Forced to Reduce
Product to Prevent Flood
ing of the Big Markets
SUPPLY Is TOO GREAT
Cessation of Work for Three
Months, 1t Is Estimated,
May Remedy Conditions
Special Di.DatcA to The can

TACOMA. Aug. 2e.-F1ve hundred shin
gle mills IN this State have signed an
agreement for q shutdown CT three
months next winter with the object OF
avoiding another complete deTnoraliza-
ton Of shingie prices The majority Of
the mills OF Whatcon County have al
ready signed the agreement. Whateom
contains the largest number Of mills OF
any county in the State. Shingle prices
are still low when cost OF production and
the growing scarcity OF cedar are consid-
cred. The mills Of the State have been
manufacturing shingles eleven to twelve
months yearly. while the local and East
ern demands do not require more than
eight months output Several shut-downs
during the last few years and other at
tempts at combination for the regulation
Of prices have failed to remedy matters
because many small mills would persist
in running, selling their product at cost
or less TO avoid bankruptcy.
II q three months shutdown of at
least % per cent OF the mills in the State
can be secured as desired IL viii mark a
turning point in the shingle industry.
Surplus stocks viii be consumed and
higher prices be assured.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
POPCORN MAN
GETS FORTUNE
Sixty Thousand Dollars Left
to Him by an Uncle Who
Lived Near Dublin, Ireland
LOCATED IN COLORADO
Has Been Vendor for Years
and Has Not Decided What
to Do With His Wealth
Special Dispatch TO The csn


MANITOU. Colo, Aug 2s.-Daniel Muir
ply OF Manitou, Familiarity known al
Popcorn Johnnie because he has beer
a vendor OF popcorn for years. VIII re-
ceiye approximately 81. 200 on January l.
1906, as his third OF an estate left BY his
uncle, Daniel Murphy, who lived neal
Dublin. Ireland Edward r Murphy OF
New York City and Mrs Louise Wilson
OF Buffalo, n. Y, his brother and sister
viii share the estate with him
Their father, Patrick R Murphy. came
to America and located in Mississippi
where the three children were born
Daniel remained in the cid country, BE-
came rich and never married. Five years
ago he died, leaving the estate TO q faith
ful female servant TO be held In trust and
TO pass at her death 10 the three children
OF his brother She died on June 2
Edward Murphy Is an attorney OF New
York. and he had not heard from his
brother since February q. when the lat
ter was In Mexico City. so he employed
detectives to locate the missing brother
and the latter was traced 20 Manitou- To
day the detectives told him OF his fortune
and asked him not TO lose himself again
The New York attorney had urged his
brother 50 many times TO quit selling pop
corn and get into a substantial business
that the latter became angry and quit
writing.
Popcorn Johnnie" says his stand viii
not be closed until the money Is placed
to his credit in a Colorado Springs bank
He has not decided what he viii do with
his fortune when he gets IL. but Is most
familiar with show enterprises and the
candy business.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
TROLLEY JUMPS TRACK.
Eleven Persons Seriously Hurt on
SANTA Monfca Line.

LOS ANGELES, Aug 2e-Eleven
persons were injured. four of them Sc
verely; one perhaps fatally, when a
Santa Monica westbound electric. car
took the switch at Sixteenth and Bur-
lington avenue tonight, jumped the
track ana crashed into Swo telephone
poles near the curbing The car. after
colliding with the poles. rolled nearly
over and every person on board was
injured. Following are the more seri-
ously hurt:
Mrs NJ ]. Nolan. Santa Monica, back
spraJned, forehead gashed, may be in
jured internally NJ. J. Nolan. Santa
Monica, collar-bone broken, severe lac
erations: o. H. Kohl, proprietor OF the
Harlem Hot Mineral Springs, San Ber-
nardino. right leg fractured, cuts; Con-
ductor Whatley. Sawtelle. collar-bone
broken, severe lacerations.
Six other passengers and the motor
man received more or less severe in
juries. At the time of the accident
Conductor Whatley was in charge of
the controller and was making a high
rate Of speed. The car should have
stopped at this point and the switch
been thrown.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
DISPLAY OF COURAGE
BY HEALDSBURG GIRL
While Thief Works She
Keeps Quiet, Fearing to
Alarm Sick Mother.

HEALDSBURG. Aug. pat l O'Clock
this morning little 14-year-old Fannie
Emo Of this city was awakened by a
burglar raising the window of her bed
room In room Immediately adjoining
the child's apartment lay the girls moth
er, victim Of heart trouble.
The girl was horror stricken and con-
fused, but knew that II she gave an alarm
the shock might prove fatal TO her par
ent, so she kept quiet. After waiting five
minutes outside the window. the intruder
climbed into the room and advanced to
the girls bed. The brave little miss shut
her eyes and pretended she was asleep.
Satisfied that the occupant OF the room
was asleep the thief proceeded to empty
the bureau drawers. and after taking d
few rings and watch belonging to the
girl he made his exit through the open
window.
The nervy girl quickly donned her
clothes and ran to neighbor's and gave
the alarm, and a number of persons were
soon in pursuit of the robber. The latter
had too great start. however. and es-
capped.
This is the season when crooks infest
the hop fields and prey upon the country
folk
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
FIREMAN LOSES LIFE
WHEN BENT ON RESCUE
Overcome in Search for Chill
dren He Thought We're
in Danger.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.-Groping through
smoke to the top floor of the barns OF
a department store in North Clark
street to-day 10 rescue four children
whom he believed to be cut off
by flames. Lieutenant William NJ
Mayer Of the Fire Department was suf-
located by the smoke last night His
body was found several minutes later
by other firenIen.
While a fire was blazing in the barns
spectators called out that the family Of
Louis Nelson. the foreman of the barns,
was cut of by flames. Mayer learned
that the rooms of the family Were on
the third floor. in the rear. without
waiting for any of his men 10 accom-
pany him. he took an AK and dashed
into the building. The fire, which was
blazing in the hay. gave out a thick
smoke. Cropping along. he managed TO
find his way TO the rooms, only TO dis
cover that the family had already es-
capped. Overcome. he fell face DOWN
ward in the room and died. Lieutenant
Mayer was so ears old.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
AMERICAN PEACE
PLAN TAKEN UP
Referred to Committee for
Consideration at Inter
Parliamentary Congress
DEFENDED BY SPEAKERS
Congressman Barth0ldt of
Missouri Given Ovation
by Delegates at Session

BRUSSELS, Aug. 2s-The Interparlia-
mentary Congress to-day resumed the
discussion OF the American proposition
for the establishment OF permanent
interparliament. Count Apponyi. dele
gate OF Austria, spoke IN favor of the
plan. but pointed out that the magni-
tude Of the scheme required mature con-
sideration.
Moon of Pennsylvania and Waldo and
Goldfogle of New York. strongly sup
ported the American project.
Philip Stanhope. in behalf OF the MEM
berS of the British House of Commons.
approved the reference of the proposition
10 committee, saying that Europe was
not sufficiently advanced TO accept the
American plan without consideration
The French deputies seconded the motion
to refer the proposition to a committee.
Congressman Bartholdt of Missouri re-
cetyed an ovation when he accepted the
reference Of the proposition to q COM
mittee. saying that the Americans desire
the fullest investigation into the merits
Of the American proposition Thereupon
it was referred 70 committee Of special
lists from the Parliaments of the various
nations Bartholdt said In part:
Tnte status of our common cause In the
United States never justired q more favorable
report than IL does at the present time. Two
causes have mainly contributed toward this
the meeting Of the iaterperilamentary confer
ence on American soil and the deep growing
disgust with that barbarous war in the Orient
Under The Hague convention the President
already enjoys a larger measure of discretion
than the new treaties. in their amended form,
would have conferred upon him The failure
OF these treaties may prove q blessing IN dis
guise- II Justifes the hope that the outcome
Will be the approval by The Hague conference
OF g treaty wider In scope and yet more definite
In detail.
1t is with pardonable pride that we Ameri-
cans point TO the historical fact that it was
left to an American President not only to open
the doors Of The Hague again. but also TO
stop. in the interests OF both bsli!gerenrs and
humanity the war between Russia and japan.
Congressman Littlefeld of Maine,
Burke of South Dakota and other Con-
gressmen spent the day on the battlefield
of Waterloo.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
TRIAL AWAITS
ENSIGN WADE
Statement That Secretary
Bonaparte Does Not Ap-
prove Bennington Report
IN DOUBT AS TO GUILT
Head of Navy Department Is
Considering Plan to Re-
establish Engineer Corps

WASHINGTON. Aug 2s.-Secretary
Of the Navy Bonaparte has just COM
pleted thorough review of the record
OF the proceedings of the court Of in
quiry in the case OF the disastrous
boiler explosion on the United States
gunboat Bennington at San Diego, Cal,
and will announce his action In day
or two II is understood that he does
not agree with the court In several OF
its conclusions as TO the individual re-
sponsibility of various officers and men
or the vessel for the conditions which
resulted in the explosion.
In accordance with the recommends
ton of the court Secretary Bonaparte
has decided TO convene a court-martiaI
IN San Francisco for the trial Of En-
sign Charles 7. Wade, who was In
charge OF the engineering department.
OF the Bennington at the time OF the
explosion, on the charge of neglect IN
performance of his duties for having
failed TO see that the safety valve on
boiler B was oyerhauled at the
proper time and kept in good working &
order, and also for having failed to
keep the sentinel valves on the boilers
in good working order.
At the request OF President Roose-
welt Secretary Bonaparte has prepared
a special report In regard to the Ben
n1ngton disaster, in which he gives his
views at length upon the advisability
OF recommending new legislation re-
establishing the naval engineer corps.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
WOMAN WALKS FROM
BRIDGE INTO RIVER
Loses Her Life in Sight OF
a Vast Crowd in
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.-In sight OF hun
dreds OF passengers crowded about the
rail of the steamship Eastland. q woman
walked from the partly swung bridge into
the river at Wells street last night as
the bridge moved back into place after
the passing of the excursion boat The
efforts OF a dozen willing lifesayers who
leaped from boat and docks 10 the river
were futile, as the victim failed 10 rise
10 the surface after the fall
The playing of the excursion boat
searchlight about the spot and the
shrieks Of the callioDe whistle caused
much excitement on the boat and among
passengers in the Northwestern Railway
depot Scores Of suburbanites missed
trains while they fingered about the
docks and aided in the search.
Descriptions Of the woman given BY
the scores Of witnesses who saw her walk
from the bridge differ materially, but the
police believe she was about forty years
old and OF matronly figure and aspect.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
ONE IS KILLED.
ELEVEN HURT
Fatal Accident Is Result
of Failure of Brakes on a
Los Angeles Trolley Car
DASHEs DOWN A HILL
Fifty Persons on Vehicle
When 1t Jumps Track and
Overturns in the Street

Los ANGELES. Aug. 2s.-An electric
car on the Los Angeles Pacific Railroad 5
Hollywood line got beyond control Of the
motorman at the top OF Bellevue-ayenue
Hill al o'clock this morning, rushed
down the grade at terrific speed. leaped
the rails at San Fernando street and
turned completely over There were
about fifty passengers on the car. OF
these one was killed and eleven injured.
William D. Irwin; manager of the Stand
ard Biscuit Company, 33S North Main
street. and who lived at 2027 Oak street,
was killed. The injured:
Mrs. Lea McManis, 1883 Eagle Park
road. bruised; Miss Edna Webb. 1880
Echo Park road, bruised head; h F.
Schill. railroad man. Orange avenue and
Sunset boulevard, bruised; Earl Keller,
II years, employed Baker Iron Works,
right leg lacerated; F. c. Probst, print
er, 1449s Logan street, left leg bruised;
Fred Dirkes. Nnenan, Hollywood. bruised
left leg and shoulder; Charley Lashley.
IL years, Hollywood. compound fracture
OF forearm, will have 10 be am
Is Avalon street, crushed hip. condition
critical; E. Ziegler, Ohio manufacturer,
Hollywood. arm fractured; w E. San
6ers, driver mail wagon, 1882 San Julian
street, thrown from wagon and right hip
injured; D. z. Payne, 1129 Temple street.
carpenter, several ribs broken
The car was coming down the hill on
Bellevue avenue at a, tremendous rate
OF speed, according TO eye-witnesses, ana
when the motorman applied the air
brake IL failed TO work. The hand brake
could not. be. operated quickly enough
and the motorman lost control OF the
car When It reached the turn al San
Fernando street the trucks remained on
the track. but the strain was SO great
that the bolts were broken, the body OF
the car leaping into the street and turn
ing over.
When the car left the trucks It struck
a mail wagon. throwing the driver. W.
Z. Sanders, to the ground. He was
taken 10 the Receiving Hospital The
injured were quickly taken TO the hos
pitsl. where they were given medical
attention.
The passengers on the car say they
noticed when the car was running down
the hill that the motorman was having
difficulty with the brakes. but did not
realize that a serious accident was i'm
pending. The trolley, IL is said. slipped
from the wire on the hill making IL i'm
possible for the motornan to reverse.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
WESTERN PACIFIC
SOON TO BE BUILT
Gould Says. Bonds Have Been
Issued and Money Is
i'm the Bank.
special Dispatch to The Can.

NEW YORK Aug. 2s2George J..
Gould, who arrived from Europe to-
day, stated that he takes a very hope
full view of business conditions. He
locks for a great corn crop and a large
wheat crop and, he added, the pros
poets of large railroad earnings for a
long period of time are good He
could not see that there was anything
to Interfere with the great prosperity
now prevailing.
Regarding the Western Pacific Rail-
way situation Gould stated that the
bonds of the company were all issued.
that the money was In the bank and
that the plans will be made imme-
diately for the construction of the road.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
PREACHER PAYS TRIBUTE
TO SHAKESPEARE'S WOMEN
Says They Are Truest That Ever Ex-
listed I'm Real Life or
E-fcffon

CHICAGO. Ang. 2e.-The Rev. Will
liam Quayle addressed over SOC teach
ers at the session yesterday OF the
Cook County Teachers Institute. In his
address the Rev. Mr.. Quayle said that
Shakespeare was-th greatest portraysr
of woman's character that ever lived.
THE women of Shakespeare" the
speaker said. are e.s true. in this age
as the one in which he wrote about them,
and are yet the truest women. that ever
existed, either in real life or fiction
Shakespeare's women were the great
est of intellectual women, yet they were
distinctly feminine"
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
EASTERN WINE MEN WILL
MAKE TRIP TO TAMALPAIs
VIII Be the Guests To-day of the CALI
fornIs Promotion Committee on
Visit TO MountRin's Top.

Edward P Emerson, F. w. Randall
and L J Vance. president. vice presi-
oent and secretary respectively OF the
American Wine Growers Association,
and Jules Crance. az Influential East
ern wine nan, who have been here sew
eral days. VIII be the guests Of the
California Promotion Bureau on a trip
70 tEs summit Of Mount Tamalpais to-
dag. 4 luncheon viii be served al the
Tavern. during which an effort viii be
made 70 Thoroughly acquaint the Wis
itors with the general conditions OF the
wine Industry on this coast.
The party wiz consist OF about
twenty persons. representing the indus
Try II Central and Northern California
The Eastern wine men are showing a
keen interest IN the future OF the wine
business fn California and gathering
valuable data regarding the develop
ment Of the various vineyards.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
RUNoR CAUSES A RUN
ON THE BANK OF TOPEKA
Report That Institution Was Shaky
Prompts Depositors TO Withdraw
Their Money.

TOPEKA, Kans., Aug. 29.-As the re-
suit of rumor circulated by unknown
parties TO the effect that the condition
of the Bank OF Topeka was shaky there
was a run on that bank to-day. At
opening time this morning depositors
began drawing, out their money, and
the rush continued until time for the
bank to close this afternoon. Those
who withdrew their money were all
small depositors, and there is no in
dication that the run will have a Sc
rious effect upon the bank.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
collins Case opened Arain.

VICTORIA, B. c.. Aug. 2e.-The COL
lins case was resumed to-day be-
fore Justice Duff. w. J. Taylor. K. c.,
appearing for George D. Collins, con-
tinued his arguments. Taylor took the
ground that the Superior Court of Cali
fornia was without jurisdiction in the
proceedings and-also that the Californi Ia
law did not require an oath under the
circumstances connected with this
case
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
Turn. Tables on on1cer.

Thomas McGinn.' an officer employed
by the Society for the Prevention 'sof
Cruelty TO Children. arrested James
Burke for committing a nuisance last
night He took his prisoner to the
Central station. but there the police
refused TO hold him Incensed, McGfnn
struck Burke several blows and was
Immediately arrested for battery and
placed in a cell.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
Mu.t Face TriaI bx jury.

HEALDSBURG. Aug. 2s.-Charles
Gordon was bound over to the Supe-
rior Court to-day by Justice A. B. Prov
ines of this city on a charge of having
stolen a horse from Mrs J. Fitch, an
old settler residing near here. Gordon
claims he purchased the horse
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30

Every graduate of this college. and
many taking only partial courses
have good positions We can get
places for goo this year. You can be
one Of them Write for Cata-
logue "A"
San Francisco Business Collesc
-2s Mission street, San Frzncfsco.