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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
FRANKLIN.

Miss Gertrude Williamson Of West
Lebanon. \. H.. is a guest Of Miss c.
NJ. liurlbut.-F. T.. Hopkins is in Pos.
ton this week and Mrs Hopkins is WISH
ting her daughter Mrs. Moves in
s. =. TruaX returned
"Wednesday from st. Johnsbury where
she had been FOR several weeks past
j. Nj. Young has returned to Montgomery
Center to work Several farmers are
tapping their sugar bushes Mrs C. S
Reynolds has gone to Boston for n
weeks stay.-Gcorge ". Burlcson of
burlington was in town Tuesday and
Wednesday,
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SOUTH HERO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Kcclcr arc tho
happy parents of a son. born Wcdncs-
day. March 15.---1oscph Parrot has
moved to Mrs. Susie Landon's tenement
house and Station Agent Mcservey has
moved to tho house vacated by Joseph
Parrot.--Calvin Robinson is failing
rapidly.--Thc Rev. Clement Tomlin
preached an interesting sermon at the
congregational Church Sunday---IIor-
ace Kinney has gone to North Pomfrct
where he has n position.---Wallacc
Robinson is getting out lumber for n
large carriage shop for his new spring
90 n
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WATERVILLE.

Pearl Tatlcr went tn Elmira. ~ y.
ON Monday, whorc he will learn tclc-
graphing. -'icorge Morrison was in
81. Johns bury several days last week.
Charles Stearns has moved into Roy
pavis's housc.--A. l.. LHrnway was in
New York State several days last week.
recently rurchased.-Mr Woodruff Of
Undcrhil visited his daughter, Mrs. T..
NJ. Thomas. last weck.-A H. stock
well has moved back from BolVidcre.--
Miss Edith Mobbs OF Boston. Mass. is
visiting her cousin, II. l.. Bcard. DR..
t. J.. Iiudgkins returned To his home in
Castlcton ON "Wednesday Mrs. Mary
Hominway Of Jcffcrsonvillo is visiting
her sister Mrs. Almira Tllotson. this
week. MIR. ana Mrs. AFRO Webster and
family of Green River are visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L.. Il. Withcroll.
this wocl.--Miss Gertrude Miller has
job at the IlotcI Johnson
Carroll StcnrnS ha; moved into tho
lower part OF Roy navis's houso.-Frank
Leach has moved into Fred McFarland's
house in Lapland.-trank liairc has
moved to Stonrns's mill.--Miss Gertrude
Miller has gone to johnson to work at
tho hotel. The teachers for the spring
term are as follows: Mrs. Chester Austin
for the upper department and George
Wcstcou for the lower department Of the
village school: Cassie Jackson for the
Locke school, Carmic Ruttcr for the
Bragg school. Edith TilOtson for the
I>apland schopi,--Miss Belle Watson of
st. Adams is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A.
l.. I.ataway.
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BELVIDERE.

:,
f'' i'"'''I' "''" N'uicSua!
",.,'' -"'''' ~ VIII" consumption.
i"o "'i'u'i '"N" h''''he' whlch was
p''''''i'" WI "''c "'oh' on account "1 Il
''E III W'S'ms III" whrhli'G' was heid
''"' oh ~. l'c VOC Oh license was: Yes .;
"'' .'' NJ loh""'i's "nicers were elect
."' "o"''''"r' r." W. f"itcr' town clerk.
g. w. .""l'I'S, H''c'ih"'' u. NJ Ans
"oi'"' H. NJ Mc''ookil' feors" 1l!lotson;
Wv" 'r''S"icr' a. ~ lh"inaS' pV"rseor
~ l"'r D. W. ii"''h"r' constAhic. II. W.
'"p'''' '"Ii'c'"r on taxes. II. W. Chan-
pc listers I. t. I.ca'n'd w. II. Chand-
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THE LOCAL. MARK FITS.

Fresh eggs arc daily falling in price,
and the best tho markets afford can now
be obtained at % cents u dozen. Creamery
butter is selling for b cents pound,
with the dairy product from three to four
cents cheaper. There are few new Of
ferings in the fruit and vegetable markets
and prices here have not materially
A few Strawberries are now
and then offered at 80 and 60 cents a
quart. but neither the supply nor the
demand is great. Eggs bring 20 cents at
wholesale and potatoes So cents bushel
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ $. Thomas have returns
Cd FROM a three weeks visit in New York.
-Ditia Nancclcttc is very sick with whoor-
ing cough ana pnclmonia.--Thc snow is
about gone and wagons are being usc.--
Miss luc2 Ford has returned To Alburgh.
Peter Fortune has gone to st. Adams
to work.-Thc young child Of Joseph
Baker is very sick. --Gernan measles are
about the toWn.-.At the present writing
the water oil the lake is very deep max
ing travel impossibly.--Nirs. a. NJ.
Longfeld and Miss Lynda Lcngfcld are
visiting in rlattsburgh.
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STOWE

The first rainfall of any amornt sinco
November 90 occurred on Saturday nf-
tcrnoon and evening. a large amount of
rain fell and, with tho melting snow.
swellcd the streams to considerable size
and flooded the streets in many places
It was found on Sunday morning that -
frozen trap near the Congregation
Church had prevented the escape of the
water in that vicinity and the lower
floor OF tho church was about a foot I'M
der water. No services were held in
the church Tho high school bows
basket ball team went to Waterbury
Friday evening and played the score
resulting 10 to in favor of the Water
bury toa,n.-A y. Douglass and DIR. II.
w. Barrows went to Burlington on Fri
day and returned with tho body of Mr..
Douelass's sister. Mrs. Alma Goodalc.
who died on March II at the Mary Flctch-
or hospital of heart failure. Mrs. Good
ale was the wife Of George Goodalo of
Morristown and the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Micah Douglass of ALhrristoWn.
where she was born IN ls15. Her father
has becn dead for many years. Her
mother is now Mrs. John Spraguc Of
Huntington. Her brother A. ". Doug
lass, resides in stowe. Ilor daughter died
in Morristown few weeks ago. Mrs.
Goodalc had benn in tho hospital hut "a.
few weeks. i'll with sciatlca. Her death
was unexpected The funeral was held
at Unity Church in Stowe on Sunday
afternoon. the Rev. f.. " H. Abbott con-
Quoting the services. Tho bearers were
y. r. Douclass Dr. II. NJ Earrows. c.
II. Douglass and w. ". Douglass. The
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23

dcr.Most Of the sick oncs are con-
valcscing. Mrs. Ethel Opic goes to Lin
coin. n. H., the last of the weck, where
she has II position.--C. T.. Haskell has
q now clerk for the clothing and shoe
department, n. a. Carter Of East Corinth
$ A. Fife is i'll with an attack of the
grip. The Rev. 4. e. bennett of ST.
Adams bay is in town this week look
ing after his business interests. --Herbcrt
Shutc has hired to NJ. j. Leach TO work
on the Twin cliff farm for the season.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
ALBURoH CENTRE

Miss Mildred McElroy Of Thomson.
N. Y, is visiting her uncle. Il. Il. Rock
well.-Mrs. Persie Honsinger. who has
been seriously i'll, is some better
Miss Jane Rockwell has given up her
position in the o. l.. Ilindss office in
burlington and Is home for the summer.
John Valentine is moving on the
a. e. Brayton farm.-Jule Dragon,
VINO mas been Dangerously III with
pneumonia. is slightly better.-Mrs.
neh)a'n'n puga of Isle La Motto was
!" Town All last. returning home FRI
"ay'--Mrs' NJ. 4. Motifs condition re-
""'"s hoout the same.--Fuller Carpen-
.e' was u guest at r.. u. Rockwells
last week'--Miss May Soulc Is slowly
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COM MERCIAL


New York. March 20
FLoUR-Reccipts. 3l7la bbls: exports.
e,i7e bbls; sales, 800 bu. Market dull
and lower to sell. Minnesota patents.
S5x5Q6 rs: Minnesota bakers. N3oQ%.55:
winter patents. SS5Od5,s5; winter stralghts
Si?0Dbtb: winter extras. $S.66.G%So. win
ter low grades. t3.46dI%,l0
RYE FLOuR-Quiet; fair to good si.ioar
- 6O, choice to fancy. N6'd5,0O.
WHEAT-Rcceipts. 1926 bu: sales, BOO
'% bu futures; spot easy. Although bun
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
New York, Marcel,

New York, March -.
Cotton futures opened steady at the
decline. April $3.50; May. MS June. s7ss
hid: July, 1851; Aug, s76S: Sept. offered
So; oct s7.75: Nov. N.77 Dec, $3.50:
Ian, s1.S6. Spot closed quiet: ten points
lower: mddling uplands s. Is. middline
guf, $40: sales, III bales.
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

John Fellows OF Iowa is the quest OF
his niece. Mrs. Frank IIazard. Ola Gcm
Stewart, who has feen visiting in Low
oil tho past three weeks returned home
Thursday Her sister Wcldio is now
visiting in Lowell Hagen Stewart Of
Lowell visited his brother, George Stew
art ThirSdnv.-Mrs. George stewart and
children were visitors or Mckinstry hi
Saturday Maggie Eastman. who has
bc,n working in johnson. is now at homo.
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EAST HIGHCATE.

Mrs. Lila Austin of Georgia visited
over Sundfy at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. y. IT. Marsh. 1t was eight or ten
years since Mrs. Austin was here.-R.
H. Mcclure of Rice hill has tapped his
sugar orchard.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

Boston, March -.
Inc scftening tendency Of the local
copper market continued to-day. 1hero
was a slight improvement in the after.
rdon but renewed depression carried
prices off brisIily in the last hour.
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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.

Boston, March p.
PU rTER-The market was firm to-day;
northern. TM2sc; western, 2Gi,c: Yer.
mont dairy. 25n2sc.
CHEESE-Firn and higher; Vermont
twins, 130l4c.
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NEWPORT.

Miss Blanche l.. Rawson was given
II very pleasant surprise recently in
the form of linen shower. Twelve
of her young lady friends gathered at
the home of Mrs. c. L. NJ. Bugbec and
the evening was spent with finch,
Miss Rawson being the winner. The
prize was large linen laundry bag
conta ming the gifts OF her friends
CONTINUED ON 9TH pagc.D
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MONTGOMERY.

Mr.. and Mrs Dean IT, Scott ere the
parents 81 son.-Ralph Goodspoed il
home from iardwjck to stay through
suSarine. j. I.asrow is seriously sick.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23

town meeting called for THURSDAY, March
20, at one O'Clock y. m, TO see what ac.
ton If any the town will take In regard to
purchasing Il town farm and to provide
for the purchase Of the same il the town
votes to purchase.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23

DR.. IIocomb was called Tuesday to
see Mrs. Samuel Howard, who Is quite
i'll ul L., A. Posts
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

Chicago. March q?
WHEAT-May. s1lrs; July. sl%9 olNc;
Sept, >jlsNSic
COKN-March. 47c; May. 4sAc; July,
Y'sM4S1ac. Sept. 4SlsG4sssc.
OATs-May, Soa4c; July, so1ac; Sept.
29isf.29ic
MESS PORK-Pcr tbD-May. N2so0
L. s2la. July. SPA.
LAED-1Pcr 100 lhs)-March. ssaj: April
500; May Sic July N.22lsn72j. Sept,
737 1-3: oct, s7,32rs.
SHORT RIBS Sides Ooose)-May,
$500. July, $40: Sept, s7.oi
Cash quotations:
WHEAT-No spring. sI1ou1.l5: no.
3. S1.o2dl.12; No. red. s11jI:41.17ls
CORNING. >. 47c; No. yellow, 47iac.
OATS-No. .. 32i4039isc. No white,
S'EGs2,Ec.
RYE--No. ., Size.
EARLEY--s;ood feeding, 3ST40c; fair to
choice mailing. 431a7c.
FLAN SEEDING /, $1.5: northwestern.
No !. S1.37.
TIMOTHY SEEp-Prirlo. $3.50
MESS POEK-0Per hb)-Sl2 70f1lo75
LARp--per 100 lhsl--s1 nOft7 0ol.
&HOFT RIES-Sidos Goosc)-ss S,i.1 40.
SHOTLDtRS-Dry sailed. -
SIDES short clear boxcd)-sI OcW7121..
WIIlSKEY-(Basis OF highwines)-y.s.
On the produce exchange to-day tho
nuttcr market was firm: creamcries. 200
97c: diaries, 1898 eggs steady to Arm
ut mark, cases included 1870: tirsts. l6c;
prime frsts. lGiac: extras, 17i.c cheese
firm, 12Gl3'Ac.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
DERBY LINE,

Mrs Herbert Collins has gone t,
Minneapolis. Mimi. to care Tor ho
brother who is seriously i'll.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New YORK. March %.
REFVES-Receipts, o034 head: steers
opened slow. closed Il shade lower; bulls
dull and l0dl5c off: good to choice cows
firm: Others slow tc 1oc yower: steers A65
GGoc: stays $50: bulls s3.opi435: cows,
tl.5if4 o.: cables quoted live cattle slow:
sheep steady; refrigerator beef lower at
SIC per ID: shipments to-day 400 cattle;
tomorrow $50 quarters of beef
CAI.NES-Rcccints. go head: steady
for top grades; others &c lower: veals
s'.foTco % culs $40; little calves, $1,000
400
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reccipts, $50
head. sheep steady: limbs slow; sheep.
81 sac 20: choice wethers, so: culis $3.50
mi.oo; lambs, 81 nns.4o one car $50:
c,ils. 500
IIOGS-Recoipts. sill head; one car on
sale; SLOW prime state hogs $500.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23

news was fairly abundant to-day wheat
acted heavy most of the session and
particularly after midday when fine crop
news from Kansas and unloading broke
the market. Last prices we're stT1Ac net
lower; May, 81 ISisn1.1ic closed 81 l3it.
July, o6m)7i4c. closed 36isc; Sept, ssssqB
S9nc. closed SS5Sc.
CORN-Reccipts. SITS bu: exports H..
624 bu; sales, 5000 bu futures; 1900 bu
SPOT. Spot easy. Option market was
generally weak all day, receipts being.
liberal and cables lower. Tho close show
cd =, TO lc net decline: May, Jisaj4l.c.
closed 5ihc; July, jiel54 5-,6c. closed Jic.
pAFS-Iicccipts. 1oG,Jy bu; spot easy.
FEiD-Irrogular; spring bran, 5000;
middinss. 1880; city. ss0oOa27 80
1IAY-E.asy; shipping. 6nG5c; good to
to choice, s0Ns5
HIDES--Frm: Galveston. % to q lbs,
lie; California, q to 25 lbs, 1ec; Texas
dry, u to 80 lbs. 14c.
WOOL-Was quiet; domestic fleece, %
Ge2c.
HEET-Was steady; family SO 6ca II 80;
mess, s3O0Ma.5o; beef hams. s22 DO23 so;
packet. so on 1850; city extra India mess,
3h.son1s5o.
LARD-Was easy: western steamed.
INV; NOV. closed y.so nominal; re-
fined steady; continent. ,7.2j; s. A., $500;
commercial. 5.25n5s2is
PORk-Was quiet, family, sl5SNd16.0O:
short clear. sl3 75nis 50. mess. si2 .75di36o
TOrATOES-Quet, Long Island, $7s
0ao0 state and western. 81. 3sGI.55. Jer.
soy sweets. s2.onSiO.
TAL1.OWWas duli: city q" per pkg)
4'sc; country 6pkgs free) 4.sd4Ac.
Petrol EuM- Steady: refined New
York. $685. Philadelphia G. Baltimore.
$50: do. in bulk. $500
COPPER-F'irrn; sis7,.T15 12ik.
CcFFEE-Spot Rio quiet; No 7 invoice
$40; mild quiet: Cordova. 1tNl3c. The
market for coffee futures opencd steady.
ut unchanged prices to an advance Of
> points on steady European cables and
rather smaller Brazilian receipts The
market was finally firm at unchanged
prices TO an advance OF points Much
Of the business was switching. Se'es
were reported Of 1920 bags including:
April at 500; May at $3.50 July at $3.50
$50: Aug. at ss.3jds.6o: Sept. at $500
60. Oct. at $3.50 and Dec. at ssS;dsaO.
SCGAR-Raw unsettled: fair refining,
fac; centrifugal. PC test. 4 15-1Sc: moia sses
sugar 4asc; refined was quiet; No. 6,
S.25. No. 7. $50; No. s. 81. 20: No .. 351s:
No n. $50; No. II. $50: No. II. ASS;
No 49, $3.50; confectioners a, S. 50: mould
a. s. 20 cut loaf. Sse5: crushed. 1855: pow
dered. sos; granulated. !5s5; cubes. $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22
CHRISTMAS DINNER HANGS
ON OWNERSHIP OF DUCKS
TWO HoUsEKEEPERs CLAIM FIVE
FAT WApDLERS
District Attorneys Deputy viii Be
Called On to Determine Riehtful
Possessor of Poultry That De-
serted Their Happy Home

Five great white, fat ducks. their
sides fairly bursting with tender flesh,
suitable for some fine Christmas din
ner, strolled peacefully around the barn
yard of a woman's home at Baird sta
ton, Los Angeles county while across
the way. the owner looks ana longs for
the property which should be in her
own back yard
Yesterday the real owner of the
handsome birds appealed to the dis
trict attorneys office and Deputy Paul
Mccormick was detailed to settle the
dispute between the warning neigh
bors so that one of the women will
have a right to eat the fowls for
Christmas dinner.
According to the story told by the
woman who claims to be the real
owner of the ducks, yesterday, her
five birds deserted happy home
where everything was nice and COM
Portable, and where they were being
fattened nicely for the holidays and
waddled down the road.
Without ever a turn to the right
or left they marched along the dusty
high road until they noticed some of
their friends padding about in a par
ticularly comfortable looking mud pud-
die. There was just little opening
in the fence, but the birds marched
in and presently a woman came out
and shut the gate and then they were
prisoners. The ducks didn't care but
their owner did, and when she finally
located them two weeks after their
desertion. she alleges she called on
her neighbor and after passing the
time of day suggested that the woman
might give back the birds.
"I am not certain they belong to
YOU" said the other woman in the
case. You Gee have quite number
of ducks myself and three of your
ducks look so much like mine that |
am not certain but that they are my
own birds.
"As to the other two, I have been
feeding them for two weeks and you
know ducks eat a great deal when
once they get started"
The owner offered to pay, but when
the woman, who had been boarding
and roomng the ducks, demanded a
dollar a head board bill for two weeks,
the owner demurred and came to Los
Angeles and complained.
Today letter will be sent to the
other woman by the deputy district
attorney and the ducks may yet grace
some Christmas dinner table.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22
REFUSES TO BREAK WILL
Daughter of Former Wealthy Santa
Barbara Resident Denied Part
of Fathers Estate

Special to The Herald.
SANTA BARBARA, Dec. 21.-After
spending half day to get a jury and
half day in taking testimony. intro
duced in support of the effort of Mrs.
Mary Mitchell Streeter to break the
will of her late father, Henry Lewis,
Judge Taggart this evening threw the
case out of court on motion of the
respondents for a non-suit.
1t was expected that the trial would
last several weeks. 1t is probable that
an appeal will be taken, as the value of
the estate is placed over 100000. Lew
is was married three times and left
the bulk of his estate to the issue of
the last marriage. Mrs. Streeter, sole
child of the second marriage, was cut
off with a legacy of one dollar. The
will is attacked on ground OF
Lewis unsound mind and because of
the undue influence of his third wife
and the children of that marriage.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22
YOUNG CORBETT
MOVES QUARTERS
RAW WINDS AT SANTA MONICA
HINDER WORK
Former Champion to Begin Training
in Los Angeles for Bout
With Herrera Next
Month

Young Corbett will not train at the
Santa Monica bath house in prep
aration 1or his bout with Herrera. and
yesterday commenced "a regular routine
az Lewis physical culture school on
ooutn Spring street.
Inc MlndS at the SeaShore were too
raw lof Training" Sald Young Corbett
yesterday. Il did road work two
mornings and found tnat the return
run IN the lace OF the wind was TO ,
severe Tor the proper warming up. IL
was all right gong into the mus, but
coming back we would lose the dement's
ot lhe run ON account OF the Stiff,
salty breeze"
Cofpett says, moreover, that he has
always gained better results when
training in the city. why, when [
was getting ready for my first fight
with Terry McGovern did all my work
lp the city OF Hartford and entered the
llnS IN the best condition. of my life.
All my battles in denver were alter
working in city gymnasium and
am sure that the right thing Tor me to
DC Is to train up here under conditions
winch nave always brought the best
results for me-"
The little man is sensitive as regards
his weight and says that there is not
the slightest doubt that he will be
strong and under the poundage when
the time for weighing in comes around.
RothWell went through an hour Of
Tag punching and skipping the rope
yesterday, completing the afternoons
work with a gruelling boxing match
with George Blake, a local instructor.
That the former champion retains the
oidtlme punch was very evident to the
spectators who enjoyed the bout. He
was quick as a flash and ran in and
out under the lanky Blake's clever
reach in fast fashion for a man who
has been charged with being "all in.
Hitting from any position and judg-
ing his blows to nicely, the Denver
lad gave more than flash of the
marvellous precision with which he has
beaten down the best of them.
Corbett is to all intents sincere when
he says that he will surprise those
who doubt his ability to wind up his
training in top-notch condition.
Il will run to the race track and
back every morning and finish up with
gym work in the afternoon" said he
81 may box every afternoon this week
and then cut down to sparring every
other day the following week. The
best thing for me will be not so much
Boxing as steady road work and the
rounds at the bag and rope"
AS he stripped for the rundown after
the work, Corbett did not appear to be
il. the top-heavy condition which has
been attributed to him and is perhaps
no more than nine pounds above the
weighing-in mark. The strenuous ex-
ercise did not bother his wind.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22
NEGRO CHURCH IS AT WAR
Troubles of African M. &. Zion Con-
gregation Will Be Aired in
Police Court

Judge Chambers will listen TO the
troubles of the African NJ. E. Zion
church, 662 East Fourth street, Satur-
day morning. The members have had
a dispute over the sale of some of
the church property and this has led
to a division in the congregation. A
flstic combat arose a few days ago
when the pastor, Rev. S. w. Hawkins,
attempted to smooth the affair over.
Israel Murphy swore to a complaint
yesterday charging Paul Brown, one
OF the deac0ns Of the church, with bat
terry. Almost the entire flock of men, wo-
men and children are preparing to be
present at the trial either as witnesses
or spectators.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22
A POSSIBILITY
That Became a Fact md PIeases Many
People

A. II. Lewis, NJ. D., in lengthy arti-
Gle in the, columns OF the American
hair: fIts deterioration is IL constant
source of worriment to humanity, con-
sequently bald people are readily de
ceived by fake hair restoratives. The
wish that a hair preparation will fill
the biIl is father to the fancy that it
is likely to do so. A rare case in point
is that of Newbro's Herpicide. which
actually does I'LL the bill 1t destroys
the parasite that attacks the hair root,
and prevents dandruff, falling hair and
baldnosS.'
Sold by leading druggists. Send 1Oc
in stamps for sample to Tho IIcrpicido
Co., Detroit, Mich.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22
RAISE Engine FROM. HARBoR
Santa Fe Locomotive Pulled Upon
Wharf at Redondo by Four
Electric Cars
Special 70 The Herald.

Special - The Herald.
REDONDO BEACH Dec. 21.-A sue
cessful attempt to raise the Santa Fe
engine which crashed through wharf
No. on November 21 was made this
morning by the Redondo Railway COM
pany.
Four electric cars were used and
at the first attempt, when the loco
motive had been raised a few feet. the
coupling Of the cars broke and the en-
gine was lowered again At the sec
end attempt the engine was landed
safely on the wharf. The hooks used
on the locomotive were moulded from
car axles. The engine is in bad con-
dition.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22
REDLANDS WANTS CHEAP GAS
Board of Trustees Considers ordi-
nance for Reducing Price Of
Commodity
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REDLANDS. Dec, 21.-The people OF
this city want dollar gas. An ordi-
nance has been introduced In the city
board of trustees by Trustee f, p
MeserYe Gxng the price OF gas the
feet
Trustee Meserve says that he does
not see why the people OF this city
should pay more than 81 for gas when
the people of other communities are
getting 1t for that price or less. The
present price of gas is $3.50