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STUDY OF DRESS. :
The Reason Frenchwomen Are A..
 ways Bec0mlnxly Attiyed

ways hecominEly Attired.
 Cheap fashions in Paris do not mean cheap duery. and that is why French. women dress well. When they want 6nery they pay for 1t, and when t..ey can't afford 1t they go without and
 dress according to their means. That
 Is the whole secret They dress as well
 relatively on fl0 (S5u, d year as on
 tl,e0o ($5.0o0). The style is every.
 thing. and that, within limits, is ns
 accessible to short as to long purse.
 Exports say that t,3r theapeet
 dress which a Partisan shopeirl cal
 nuF = one at 19 francs iS3.sOl f.,.
 insta1tce-has style about it and 7s ie tne fashion. ln Paris il is an axiom
 hat the French girl oovetez two-fhirg1s of her life. as q rulc, 10 the stuJy of dress. S'.o lnoWs within wee, @r Qa What the great ladies are wearing. 3n-
 "hile carefully rofra.;ling from apjne the.s l'lZrrl. ho follows their fashion. closely. Tn short. she asks for style without finery, Sic would no more thitk of going to her work in an ur fashiouahy cut dress than she wau;0 or hanging cheap 1ibbo1s. slam Ia1- and tin ornaments round herself Hence her own special shons r9,,et Keep as much up to date as the rreat 1 - Paris Letter to Loa1o,,
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ADD CHURCHES .... .......
 Ohio Street Baptist Church.

ono street baptst ChuFch.
 At the II o'clock hour Mr, l.. P. Leavell of Oxford, Miss. who is a great specialist, will occupy the stand and at D. m. Rev. Fl. Beauchamp will preach. In the afternoon at 3:30 there will he two addresses by these gentlemen upon some impotant phase of Sunday school work. Be sure to hear them. At the close of the night sermon the pastor will baptize those who are approved for the ordinance. You are cordially invited to attend all services at this church and bring your friends with you. Sunday school 9:3o a. III. Preaching at II q. m. and s .m. Special Sunday school institute 3:30 D. m R. Y. P. II. meeting ?. IT.
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A,MUSE ENT s.
% + et s ~ r i. T. r P Y 4
At Forest Park.

The bill at Forest park Friday night was Forgiven" It was a play of western life, and was played with the usual success which the company meets. The company is drawing large crowds and always leaves the audience we'll pleased with the enter tainment Mr Spooner is star makes good as the hero The compa- ny was seen in vaudeville Saturday night. Each member of the company is a speciality artist and the perform ance will certainly De worth seeing.
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CHUR CIHE1S AND \. NK. C. A.


their second cross country walk Sat urday morning. They left 1t g 90 anl walked out to Forest park. Fron, here they cut across the coantry to the Bayou where the party halted. They tished and played bali during the day. Plenty Of lunch had been carried and dinner was the most enjoyable event of the day.
 The party returned about 23o ?. m. and all voted the day Q most enjoyable affair.
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Lakeside Methodist.

Rev. E. NJ. Pipkin will preach at Lakeside Methodist church today at II o'clock. At s p. m. the pastor, Rev. W. c. Watson, will preach. All the other services as usual. Services twice each day throughout next week, conducted by Rev. w. M. Mcintosh of Mississippi. Everybody invited to come and join with us in these ser vices
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First Baptist Church.

There will be the regular services both morining and evening. Rev. H. Beauchamp will be with us in the 7norning service, and Mr. Leavell or Mississippi at night. At 4 ?. III. these two, who are experts in Sunday school work. will conduct ! Sunday school in stitute, to which all teachers and others interested il Sunday scnool
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hswley Memorial Church.

The pastor, Rev. s. w. Rainey. will preach at both morning and evening hours. Subject for II a nn.. The Worlds Cry to a Sleeping Church. At D. ID. subject, Save Thyself and Others" Sunday school at 10 o'clock a. 10 Young peoples prayer meeting Wednesday night We Kindly solicit a good attendance.
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sAaEAQUE STREET PAVING.

The paving on West Barraque street is progressing rapidly, having a. ready been finished as far down as Laurel street and is open ,o traffic that far Mi. Shelby, the contractor, thinks that he viii have the whole street finished shortly.
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9uilf2ogs whose charming voices sing you to sleep every night Turtles are also plentiful and turt,e soup will probably De s4rvea every day for lunch. All members arr cordially in- v;ted to attend and you certainly can't afford 10 miss the fishing. rowing and huntine.
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Csrr Memorial.

There will be preaching today at Carr Memorial at II &. n. and ?. m. by the pastor, Rev. R. A. McClintock Sunday school at s:45 a. m. Hon. s. \. Miller superintendent. Epworth Deague service Monday night at 8 o'clock. All are invited 10 attend any or all our services.
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There will be g sacred concert at Forest park Sunday afternoon and evening by the band between 3 and and and l0:30 Miss Allie Spoon- er will sing as usual All are invited to be present.
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Little Pricess" /"

This fairy spectacular play which is conceded by critical audiences to be tn eznost artistic csllds play before the public will be presented at the Nks theater, Friday ight, June g, under the auspices Of the Cemetery associa- tion for benefit Of cemetery improve ment.
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Sus,a2,2 E An3-rHONY.
Why This T'asens~d sVonlun Never
 Became. u s, .4&.

A'tSsH-iAt. se NY
 I.l:i I,astgt li,41i ,..=,t. ...s .tIs1a.. ;, bio&rapllel sa%>: here VI. q yteTa- ient h@lief t9sst ....s. -1lIslso.!y iutza.} 21en. ii NoGId Eo laea ac@s at aiI strange it this WeIe uue. for never il all history Na> q s,o o1!ul! su Ills. rprp- Se,itee.. riaicus,.l berajeo :44l.! lIlaii:-.t ]. gs sAe v&s l1' #s3.ts.4, publicly i4 l4e.' t,t9. :. years a..ft ij']F&tely Wi.@u :-c.le,:5] sentiment Hou.ti 10 longer foiorstst un spoken criticism. II would nave t,>eu most natur; for iis.r 10 hate nlna. st,f. she oiu D"' hale tn~ln. Fer nany cf He1n, i21est. sj.u felt l'iuiu.jilt! cos. teEnpt, a..d ti1e hs'loe...,,..c,1,. :.,... i... ncDts to herself t,erson@i,, uy :.4v:s. who were the enemies of all that she stood for filled her soul with wearinGsc and disgust. But for men wfo were !air and broad enough to recognize tne justice of her cause and to tIeat u and It's advocates with respect she naC tj.a highest appreciation, and for these who reached q helping hand she felt tne deepest gratitude and friendship. hs to herself marrying Miss Anthony cf. ten said to the writer: Any woiuan VIII marry if tl1t man si,c ioves asl.. her. am 10 dTere1. froE3 o.I..., women. Very few n4o,. cane. II, 1a her standard for a husband and T. he, young days the men who proposed marriage had nc attraction fo. her AS sue grew older she was so com pietely absorbed in her work that she did not have time to think of .t.-Ear oer's Weekly.
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F;rs, N. E. Church, South.

Sixth and Main streets, Rev. T. Y Ramsey, pastor.
 Sunday school at s:s0 8. n.
 Service II a. m. Tonic, Seek the Old Paths" At S:15 p. m, Topic What He Can Do' Choir music at both services,
 Epworth League Monday S:i5 ?. m and prayer meeting Wednesday even ing at S:f5 Everybody inSit d,
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work are especially invited,
 sunday school at 9:30 am. |. '. P U. at D. m. All are cordially invited to these services.
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infants and children set ta- n Brooks Bowel Balm, fo rteethine. diar, etc.
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Sacred Concert.

Harry L. Smith has resigned his position with S. A. Rosenberg. Mir. Smith has not decided as yet what he will dc
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18
Cupid'S Darts SIN Effective.

AS the headline hereof would indicate
business in matrimonial affairs main
tains marked activity. This week we
have the somewhat novel caprice of
two of Mineral Points intelligent and
progressive young men going to other
points for a bride. But this fact does
not affect in the least the merits of the
young ladies of this city; no sir, not in
the least. It's only freak of Cupid s,
one however that will result in adding
to our community two excellent young
ladies, to whom hearty congratulations
and welcome are hereby extended.
"Wednesday at high noon, at the
brides home in the city of Dodgeville,
Mr.. w. B. Brown, assistant agent at
the C. M. & st. P. depot in this city, and
Miss Nellie Davis were united in mar
riage by Rev. W. F. Tomlinson in the
presence of relatives and few close
friends. After the customary wedding
feast and congratulations the young
couple departed via train for brief
tour.
Today Mr.. Bert Bennett, a success
full plumber and business man of This
city, is to be united in marriage with a
Miss Hitchcock at her home in the town
of Wyoming, this county. Mr.. and Mrs
j. j. Penhallegon, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Penhallegon, Robt. Parkinson and some
relatives of this place attended. No
further particulars. Tribune.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18
Mrs. William PittZ

died at her home of her daughter Mrs.
Geo. Schaaf, town of Mineral Point,
Monday night, Oct. 10; aged " years.
She was born in Germany. Her maid
en- name was Hartert. She was united
in marriage to the late William Pittz.
The husband, who was a highly re-
spected citizen, died some years ago.
Four daughters and three sons sur
vive the mother, namely: Mrs. George
Miller of Boscobel, Mrs. George
Schaff, Mrs. John Polzkill, Mrs. Peter
Polzkill, and John, William and
Michael Pittz. The funeral was held
this Thursday morning and the large
concourse of people in attendance
attested to the esteem in which the de-
cedent was held by her neighbors and
acquaintances. Services were held in
st. Mary's Catholic church, and the
interment was in st. Mary's cemetery.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick McMurrough
and two daughters, Irene and Wal
burga, returned on Wednesday night
from Chicago, where they visited with
Mrs. Henry Brant aud other friends
The Good Tempars of the fifth
district will hold their convention in
the rooms Of Emery lodge, Mineral
Point, on Friday and Saturday, oct. 20
aud 81.
Mrs. William Beaumont Is here
from her home In Oregon for a visit
with her mother Mrs William Roethe
and other relatives,
Louis Roether arrived here on last
Thursday from Denver, Colorado, for
n visit with his mother and other
relatives. He has been n resident Of
Denver for about twenty years, and Is
engaged in the Wholesale fruit and
commission business. We are glad
to know Is prospering.
II. b. Jones of Madison was in Min
eral Point last Saturday, in the inter-
est OF the Pennsylvania railway lines,
for which he Is travelling passenger
agent, The Pennsylvania company
has cut of all passes and pays cash
for newspaper advertising ond other
services for which transportation was
formerly issued.
William and Josiah Lanyon started
on Tuesday morning for n business
trip through Missouri and Kansas.
Tho delivery team of the Toay
Grocery Company on Tuesday after
noon took fright ut Mr.. Shows
automible which was standing in front
Of the U. S. Hotel, Oliver Nancolas
was in the delivery wagon driving the
horses when they SHE'D to the south
side OF the street ovcrturning the
wagon, the driver being thrown under
the tongue and front axle. He was
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18
Edward Cridge.

aged "A yeers, died Sunday evening
at the st. Mary's Hospital, La Sale
ILL.,, after about two weeks illness
MIR. Cridge was brother of the late
Henry Cridge of this city. He mar
ried Emily Jacka, daughter of
William Jacka of this city. They
lived for some years in Mineral Point
and then moved to La Sale where
they have since resided. He is
survived by a widow and seven chill
rem.
Mrs. w. H. Blewett and Mrs. Mary
Huxtable, sisters of Mrs. Cridge, left
for La Sale Tuesday morning to
attend the funeral.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18

extricated from his perilous position
and taken to the rooms of the Twilight
club, and afterwards to his home by
Will Snow In the automobile. He
fortunately suffered no internal injur-
les, and though his ankle and legs
were very badly bruised he was able
next day to be out with the aid of
cane
Mrs. Cyrus Lanyon and George
Vivian have returned from Calumet,
Mich. They are accompanied by
Mrs. Ashton, a cousin, who comes for
a visit
Mrs. Calvert Spensley is visiting in
with friends in Toronto, Canada.
The Improvements made in the p. NJ.
church greatly add to the appearance
of the interior Of the building. A
steel ceiling and walls have been
painted and decorated by J. p.
Hawkins in a most artistic manner.
Calvert Spensley gave the members
of the members of tho morning aud
evening choirs Of Trinity church a
party at the parish house on last
Saturday evening. The attendance
was large and the evening pleasur-
able ore.
George Girling has offered prizes
SIS and SO for the two best essays on
zinc, its production, properties, by.
products, uses and methods Of mining.
Competition open to the pupils of the
Mineral Point High School.
DR.. w. G.. Halcs and wife are home
from their wedding trip in the east.
Joseph Tamblyn and family have
removed, with their household goods,
to Mankato, MIMI, where they will
remain during the winter. 1t is hoped
that they will return in the spring to
Mineral Point, where they have many
friends.
The Good Templars have now one
Of the finest lodge rooms in Mineral
Point. The walls have recently been
painted and beautifully decorated.
Clarence Richards Of Belleville and
Ed. Ellis of Evansville are guests Of
Edward Curnow Sr. and family.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18
LOCAL n EWS.

Mrs. G. w, Wright Is here from
Monroe for short stay. Her mother
Mrs. r.. w. Sylvester will return with
her to Monroe where she inteds to
remain during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Buss have
gone to GAINESVILLE to spend the winter
with their son Edward Buss and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John James aud
daughter Mrs. Frank Jones Of the
town OF Linden have gone to st. Louis
on account of the death OF Mrs. James
mother, Mrs Mary Dee, which occur
there on Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Lanyon Jr. is here from
pittsburg, Kansas, visiting vt the
home Of her mother Mrs, j. A. Sprat.
Ter.
Mrs, j, M. Reese of Dodgeville vIs-
tied relatives In this city during the
past week.
Mrs. Jane Berg Is occupying the
very pleasant cottage that she has
had built this summer, which is just
across the street from her old homo.
Mrs. M. Chase and Miss Ruth
Spensley and her guest, Miss Mary
Clark OF Dubuque, drove over land to
Dubuque on Tuesday.
Charles Ponhnllogon is here from
Wenatcheo, Wash, for M indoflpatc
visit He reports his parents Mr. and
Mrs. S. ], Penhallegon 80 very
pleasantly located on their fruit ranch
near Wcnatchee
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18
THE DEMOCRAT.

Subscription, ~I.25 per year In Advance
Each additional copy TO one subscriber
800 per year.
TELEPHONE 74-2.
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Father ROsen.

Rev. Peter Rosen, Catholic pastor
Of Hollandale for the past seven years,
died on last Sunday afternoon Oct. IA,
after short Illness. Though his
health began to fail about three years
ago his death was unexpected. The
funeral services took place in ST..
Patrick's church, Hollandale, on Tues
day morning. There was an immense
congregation in attendance. Solemn
Requiem High Mass was sung. Very
Rev. G. Kremer, vicar general of the
the Diocese of La Crosse, Celebrant,
Rev. James McGinnity of GAINESVILLE
Deacon, Rev, J as. MEG unity of Shulls-
burg Sub-deacon and Rev. Toeller of
Darlington, Master of Ceremonies,
Rev. M. McNulty of Argyle preached
avery appropriate and feeling sermon.
The other priests in the Sanctuary,
were: Rev. II. O'Brien of Highland,
h. McGnnity, of GAINESVILLE, L. O 'Rielly
Ridgeway, j. M. Condor of Oregon, j.
.O'Keefe and N. Weyer of Mineral
Point, B. Weyer of Swisinama Mound,
j. Eich of Seymour. The remains
were taken to St. Louis Mo-, where
they will be placed in vault until
their transportation in the near future
to his home in Germany. Father
Rosen was born the eth of December,
1850.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18

MATE OF Wisconsin Circuit Court for Iowa
~ County. $500
James B. prideaux and Jennie Prideaux,
Plaintiffs, against
= Edwin Prideaux, Mary prideaux, Edward
FT ,riq Hattie prideaux, Erwin Prideaux,
man, Clara Hotfenbacher Elizabeth Harrow
er, sailie Hubbard, Bert Prideaux, Beulah
Treseder, Laura Fault, Mabel Stevens. and
John Treyillian defendants,
-. NOTICE OF SALE IN PARTITION.
- PURSUANT to the order and Judgment of the
court mage age herein ON the goth day of Sep
TEMPER l9o6, directing sale Of the premises
hereinafter described, | shall offer for sale
and will sell TO the highest b oder for cash
me Ioluho2,wing lands, situated in the couutyof
Iowa, Wisconsin, to-wit:
All Of out lot No. two hundred and forty
three CAD OF Harrison's Survey in the city
81 mineral Point, Wisconsin; part of out lot
10. Two hundred and forty-four (244) of
harrison's survey in the city Of Mineral
folht, described as follows, to-wit: Beginning
at the northwest cornet of the said loft thence
South along the west side of the said lot two
huudred and sixty mine eco feet, thence
east eSG, . ten and half degrees north eighty
(oo) 1eet, thence south seyenty-two degrees
east three hundred and sixty (36Ol feet
thence north three hundred and fifty
TWO 800 feet along the east side Of the said
lot to the northeast corner thereof and
thence west four hundred and seventeen
t4iO feet to the place of beginning
ana also part OF out lot No. two hundred
ana NIFTY Two COZ of said HarTison'S survey
beginning at point one hundred and forty
one Q4D feet west from the southeast corner
or he said lot. thence west two hundred and
SeYenty-siX l276) feet, thence north four
hundred and seventeen (4lO feet to the
northwest corner thereof thence east four
hundred and seventeen (41O feet to the
northeast corner OF said lot, thence south
enc hundred and ninety-three l93D feet
thence south siXty-seyen degrees west one
hundred and eighteen as feet, and
thence nth ten degrees west one hum
dred and eighty one lSD feet to the place
Of beginning; at the front door of the court
House in the city of Dodgeville Iowa county
Wisconsin, on the 26th day OF November,
1906 at one O'Clock in the afternoon.
Dated October 10, 1906. T. Ii. HOsKISs
sheriff of Iowa County, Wisconsin
j. Z. Smoker Attorney fer Plat 1tifs.
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18
Fielder & Fielder, Attorneys.

NOTICE OF ORDER FOR FINAL SETTLEMENT
INTERSTATE ESTATE.
STATE OF Wisconsin, Iowa County Court
- ss--ln Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at a special
term of the Iowa County Court to be held in
and for said county, at the court house, in
the city of Dodgeville, In said county, on the
10Th day OF November, 1906, being the third
Tuesday of said month, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, the following matters
will be heard and considered.
The application of William NJ. Smith, ad-
ministrator OF the estate OF Susannah Smith,
late of said county, deceased, for the
examination and allowance OF his admnistra-
ton account and the asst gnment OF the resi-
due OF said estate TO such persons as are by
law entitled to the sane.
And it is further ordered, that public
notice thereof be given to all persons inter
ested by publishing a copy OF this notice for
tnree weeks, successfully, prior to said day
OF nearing in the Iowa County Democrat a
weekly newspaper, published in said county
DATED this 10th day Of October, 1906.
By the court.
ALDRO JFNKs County Iudue
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PASSED FROM THIS LIFE.
Mrs. f.. G., Andrews.

The death of Mrs. E. C. Andrews of
Denver, daughter of Mrs. John Gray
Sr., Of this city, is announced by tele-
gram, as we go to press. The body
will arrive here Saturday noon.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18
Mrs. James Williams

died at II O'Clock on Wednesday, Oct.
II, at the home of her daughter Mrs.
John Cody. She was held in high
esteem by all who knew her. She had
been seriously i'll for Few weeks
and her death was not wholly unex-
pected. The funeral will take place
on Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18
Notice.

All trespassing by hunting or other
wise is hereby forbidden on my prem
ises, known as the Kirst farm, town of
Point.-Beniamin Mitchell.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18
Now Is the Iine

to do your Painting we have every
thing in the painting line. Can quote
you special low price on Linseed Oil.
PRIDEAUX & BLISS, Druggists.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18

Many men give lavishly OF gold,
TO build brld. cs aud castles and towers Of
old
II you want everlasting fame, II benefactor
be,
Give the poor and needy Rocky Mountain
Tea. For sale by Mesero g & Horn.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-02

deeply into the soft soil of the ditch, and
the horses on the fire engine had to be
hitched to the cart to free 1t from the
debris.
BY a fortunate chance the fire to
which the engine and cart were going
was only small blaze which was soon
extinguished by the assistance of neigh
bors, but had the fire been of any con-
sequence a complete destruction of the
property would have resulted by the
accident.
Many complaints have been made re-
Gently by the firemen against the utter
disregard shown by motormen for the
| rights of way of fire engines, as their
arrival at fires are said to be materially
retarded by the refusal of cars to stop
to allow the passage of fire engines end
carts. The Indifference shown by the
street car companies permitting their
entrenehments to be left without warn
ing of any kind has aroused such in
dignation among the firemen as a re-
suit of the accident which occurred last
night
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-02
AGED WOMAN SEEKS SHELTER
All Hospitals Crowded With Indisents,
Mrs. Moan Finds No Rest
ina Place

After leaving San Francisco to es-
cape from the dust laden winds and
arriving in Los Angeles with but 35
cents in her possession, Mrs. Catherine
Moan, aged 20 years, searched through
Los Angeles yesterday for a haven of
rest.
At various hospitals where Mrs
Moan applied for an opportunity to
rest and recover from the severe ill
ness which threatens her life, she was
told that they had no room for her.
and at last in her despair she went to
the police station, where she was given
into the care of Police Matron Gilbert
The charity wards of every hospital
in the city are crowded with the indi-
gent sick, and at the county hospital
only emergency cases can now be
taken owing to the crowded condition
For an old woman who must soon die
there seems to be no place in all Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Moan told the sergeant in charge
at the central police station that most
of her possessions had been destroyed
by the San Francisco disaster and that
what was left had been given to the
sufferers from the earthquake. The
woman is evidently not from the poorer
classes, but bears every evidence of
good family and former prosperity.
According to her statement, her son
was killed three years ago by a South
ern Pacific train, and she believes that
damage suit which she has brought
against the company will give her
enough money to enable her to live in
comfort the rest of her life.
No disposition was made of her case
last evening, but 1t is expected that
she will be taken care of in some man
ner today.