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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-07
For Ladies and Children's
Garment Outline

It is a perfect system for drafting
and cutting women's gowns dress.
cloaks. jackets. etc. and Is the inven-
ton of the late Professor wellington.
1t is in use by many of Americas
leading t~ailors, designers II cutters.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-07
Earthquake at San Luis.

SAN LUIS OBISPO, Dec. IA slight
earthquake of 80 seconds duration was
at 1920 last night. There was no
damage.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-07
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
DRUG CO.

subscriptions will be taken at The
dinner fund.
IT,. ). Bond. county superintendent of
schools left for Touchet this morning
Where he will address the teachers and
pupils of the schools of hat place.
HE teachers and pupils have an
ranged for an entertainment to be
sNen during the afternoon. Mr.. Bond
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-07
ONLY Csc.

That is all the Pilgrims will charge
for the big dinner they will serve you
at Masonic Temple, Tuesday
ing Dec. IL, from 5 to Z. Sale proceeds
the dinner. 81
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-07

The best local advertisers say that
they get the best results when they
advertise in The Statesman. A hint
to the wise Is sufficient
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-07

Five Killed in Race Riot.

GREENVILLE, Miss, Dec. T.
= In a race riot here today five men
= were killed. The town is under
y martial law.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20

6obcn sic perihjcocncu &lmocamiin-
sen NuftroG crboItcn, cine gro6e
@lcn9e ShcioeWiiBc1 1auptidhIi6
Gimcs4 .5t prdgcn nm 10 ihnqa-oL9
m06lid o6jllIicfcru. &or wcnigcl
Eagen belief iih Der &orrotb BON
ShciOentiiu3cn i'm 9unOc2ihoBomt
nod ouf $5,000O00, Ood lit oicicr
@ctraa Ourd 0rQbc @cltrQunGcH
po5reHo ser lcbtcn IS Stun0cn oui
cine N}iQioH reou3irt morOcn. Gin
titHQiacr Shobomt2bcdnltcr crfldrt
ola llriaGe Oea .MoHgclS an Ginca
Die 2'rQ6Iferut0 0c2 4an0ea 6efi1Oct
lid jt cintm 3liton0 Der Groipcritdt
unO pcum 6 i5r mo6IgcQt trdat iic
picI EoiNcn9clo bel lid. pie &cHit
licbcn g, nit SilbrrgcIo III i5ren
(ui0Cn SIT tlinlpCrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
& Ia. - II 81: EE.LA
frigt die 1De SGte, Die In IMh8T 6eEalA Ha !
shit MMZAzZ<x
Ehtffsnadlridltcn.

@cm 9orf, 10. 5uli. - 2(n8c.
ton1mcn iinO bier Die Compiler Ecu.
tonic" BON gipcrpool uno vHomo"
BON 9}capcl. ~,
9(50cfabren .iino oie Compiler go
9%reto8ne" noN @oprC g9orboroiio"
nod Bremen a%llnitco Stotea" nad)
.&opQnDogcn mo uaoiicrin Au8uitc
&ictorio" na6 @oWburg.
&tDerpooL is. Sltli. - Gin9c-
troifG1 1T bier Der Gampler r9l}oie.
itic" pom 9tcp Oorf. IT,
GberbourA IS. SuIi. Ger
9renler Gnmpfcr a&ronprin5 @il.
Gelm" illDr non bier nod 9}cm 2)ort
mcitcr.
Guccnstolun II, 10. &uIi.-Gcr
Gompfcr Baltic" uon &iucrpool
icbtc icine 6obrt nod) 9tcu Dorf Tort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
Sciraths . Qiccnseu.

Sobn &. StoQ, %, ltnD glice Ne-
Der 81. AppIitont Sobn &. Stoll,
8rooflpu, W}o.
Sonos ". Groinbom "a, uno Moc
Sodber, y. Npplifont 8. ". Iroii-
bam.
Sobn ". Seriep 81, lno @ergic 6.
Sbompion q, ApplifQut s. y. Ser
len StemartStolpit, va.
Glgfpe =. NoitBfeEos21 lunb No.
ope 81 oIoimitb, 10. Npplifont 9.
s. Sednigel, 0orrrlditsStpeul,e, @eit.
Arlltlgton. a,Ai.s p
@illiam ". 5idlnan, 22Jllno 9tet-
tie 2eiutnalton. X, slpplitnnt Charles
6. @aoif, Nr, 1919 0itsMonument'
Strobe.} 111
Gie II. SaQres Heunion
Der reiotniitt6n 9irhcn9cnlcinOcn
bon 0tnrpfahb, GtnuiUluahicn, @cit.
8ireinien unD ocm 9iltrift Golumbio
fonO gcitern in Gen-Winr itott. Die
&auptreoen pilrOcn gcbolten BON
8idter Geo! 8pnfd bon 9arri9bnrG,
Go., itn0 Gnitor Z. 5. Sadcr pom
Hoonofe, go.
2 lbetm iln8en ,llnO rar,
= Sin Wap9el.ea 4leiHcn Silbers
miip3en mnd)t iid1 sifihtro1 iii4lbor,
nnOllnele Som ut fU0ti I'M StaAhe,
abGillfc- 5nit,afien, SIN biqigc,t I'm.
teridoeonit fam cine 8erion mt 10
genfSitiide aiitn 9etrd1e BON 500
anf etffnnf erbuitcrr~Sr ber-eorfsrr
penin6litrie In Baltimore 1m6l Darn.
lunb miro ltnf 6ieie 3etf iebr picl
aleineeI0 ,gebraAdt ASA .tws
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
q n. g To .Ey- i. "a.
g.ragt die - Die SOTt0, Die lr INNER GPsaGft Han
Inter- ~ /S@~-1
sss1lH &N7NIZM
Mnng'l an 3cbnccntsitiifcn.

Burlington 2. g. 10. <Ii.
- 9lmOcsidotmeiItcr Grcot tbcilt
nit, ooB 5ltr 3eit cine arobc 9}od)-
iroge nod aGime9" bcItcbt uno pie
SorrGtbc nidt ouSreidcL I'M ollen
9eitcllungen nodtommen 5l fGnncn.
Sic 9ontcn BON 9ten-Dort babcn nur
1900 GimeS uno Die NonfCu IN
baltimore MIR S000Gimea p~prr1tbig,
mdbren0 alls allen Sonoe3tbcilcu Der
Notbuli nod mcbr 0ime9 fonunt.
gle groBe Nodfrooe Itebt in scr @e.
id)idte 0eS SonOeS beiipicIIoa oa.
lin Den 9eoorf nptboiitftig 5u oedrn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
Stiir5tc iid) ats Dem 6cnitcr.

80 itottJ 10. &nIi. - Sic ilrnac
Satin oc5 Seem Dortcr &nIportcur2
g. Sonuld Ei}o, Die bier nit jDrcnr
Wtonne in Dem g&otcl (~ouroiuc" ob-
aeiticocn mar, itiir5tc iih Gcitcrn
2lbenO aus Dem 6cnitcr jbrc3 3inI.
mcra i'm icd)itcn Stodluerf mo crIitt
10 i1merc &crlctmacL OoB i1r 81.
itouo Doiinuir0alo@ lit. SIN 6oQen
idlltg Der &6rpcr ouf 02n NIT @lo2
iibcroo6tch &orbolt oca Sduptcilt.
aogQc2 0c2 @otel2 out Der rcdt2
}lrr1' umo 0oo linfc NcilE lDurNen bon
@(o2idcr9cu 5criNnittcn uno Nie
5rou tr1td i0lpcrc innere &crlctult.
gen bupon. Sic fpor nit cineht idpps
rem NcrpCltIeiocn br9oitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
oenNdbe eorrefponbent, ssaltmprs, aHhy 8ratoa, Sen go. Suit 1906.

pm 1. 9frouIt Gompfar y9uconio"
no0 2iocrpool.
2(n 1. 9nnauit 9ampt,r o6inIano"
uo0 2(ntpcrpel,
Pm 4, gu9uIt Gomp'cr o@tinnc-
tonfa" uod 2onoon.
PIN 4. Nltguit 3ompicr y~2jtorto"
uad Glasgow.
PIN 4. 2llt8Iit Camper o%2jtoria"
uoh @laSgomm ,..t. la.ltao w
2Gn 4. Iq(udllt GuNpiGr2 bSt.
2ouia" noc4r 8OAtbampton.I l3;
PIN 7. 2lltguit Qaupirc %Staiicr"
''' 5lm 7. l$rgllh oamgtlr 4.4tins
2tool6crt" plqd .Htapcl umo &cnlro.
}tm s. Iit8uIf Qdirpicr 2toof0dm"
noA &otteroallt,'
PIN s. 4ltauit 2ompicr y5oHhio"
HaA Nic0pct un0 @enta.
Nn 8. 2Ill9uit 0ompier o1faicitic"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
= 4 + Is Is s s
Tn den
= Hbgrund
& It Il Ct & It =
(Gortiebuna.l

unten fpiirben Yie i'm eriparten. Gr
tommt abtr Mot. Damn perben iie
i'm fuden. G6tieBlid oenfcn fe an
0ie 0icnItbitte am 00lIent6ot6o6ea.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
NbfaGrtStaec scr Haiia9icr-G ampfel
,t uDii Nciusg)urf.

Gm 81. Gltli 9otnpier n@otooia"
nn6 Som0lrg.
PIN 81, Slllt Ganpfcr aSamIan0"
no6 NntmNpcn, 81
Nm 81, &llIi 0ampicr o0lilncapo.
lis" nat5 Sout5Nnpton.
2(m 81, 3llli 0otHpicrr Gompania"
nod) 2ipcrpoola q "|.
gm 81. Suli Sampler o6urnciiia"
nah @laSBop.
9fn "a. Slli 0ompfer nMoltfe"
nad AenpGl unO @enla.
Nm a, Sui Compiler Bremen"
naH @remcn.
9tm %. Sui 0ampicr DGeutonic"
nod 2ipcrpool.
am %. sui 9ampfer oNotter.
Dam" mad Hottcr0am.
gm %, SlrIi Gonpier "2igpriu"
nod Ncopet m0 @cnlla.
PIN %, &ttIi Gompfer DGoma"
no6 Ncopcl unO WtarIellle.
S(m 2G. Sltli 0ampicr oEroOence"
nuf Snpre.
Pm 26. Sui 0ampfer nGentid.
lono" mad @am6urg,
9tm 81, Sui 0ornpfcr sGeoric"
had 9ioerpcol.
Am IS, Hltli 0ompfer oSrcne"
naf 9teapcl ltt0 @enun. ,,..,, ....
anl 2S. Sui Sampler ~Fatricia"
nod Snm6urG.
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nod 2iperpooI.
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qm %. 3nIi 0ampier D&em-gorf'
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mad, Intberpct.
stint 2S. Suli 0ampfer .GaIebo.
nian" taN Glasgow,
.am %. 3uIi 0ampfer ngerugia'
nod TenpeI.
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nad) Giuerp6ol. at'
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nad) 9eapCl mo @cmln.
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mad 9rencn.,
9(ln 1, 2(iguit Qampfer Baltic
nad) 2iDerpobI.
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nod Soprc.
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naf) SamMtrg. 561ntsB I9ia
Ptm,2. guouit 0ampfer o9rineel
9flFcee nod Bremen. l9aia4'
hlm 4. Qhlauit Gaynpier a9retcria'
nad Samburg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20


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p'r "'tu]'ooIF'et. gu peltvu]Ct, w
tio''1 'oH.'''' lItq 'g~u'I""jl'p "lull
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~ lu"r "''' @t aI! 3utto an !t''
nt <oS'Il' ~ Ntu}'l'p'o ~ g'il
"se.t. s,.'1't " UNIV w peluttot,
Wv o"' S''tFii oVS
SgHlsI RupiltW Pet"!lt0b' ~ gVDe"'
: FFPA''tt m' GvvD[I'!t'[ It9t'{ .. @
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eiHpitur! IV9r'' W. NY luyt'V2
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
.,..- ~ - lVts Nlf..f '
CAST ORA
fir sauglinge ind Kinder.
Die SutG, Die NJ, lnpsr geIkaal4ft Hab'
r,4gt al. ~ lcz--z.
UatsruCfaif tot .cN1MM &E<S@A
gtadltluaddon,. NOatfn.

GarepitraBc lNo Sort 4pell'e ~
SiioIi6 faGrcnO; 8erloiicn Grui0.
SiaEorf 4, 3, 3 ms 4 ubr Wor-
gems; 6apettc. uno Somdro.S traBe
t.2t, 2.2t, 3.2t uno All Wor9cn5.
N6roIid fcbrcno: gerlailcn Sort
McSenrp I, ,. 8 ulo A ltbr Wtor.
gems; SNpctte- un0 Soiparo.S trobe
t,23, 2.23, 1923 uno 4.23 Wor0cAS.
9orf. luto 6reoerif : Goao -
Silolif iobreno: @erlafien arling-
ton : aocnuc, @aperluit p 3 nno
a ltht Mor9cnS; 6onrttca iitto Som
aro.etrabe t.2s, 2.esl 3.2s nno
AIS MoraerSt 9oroIih fabrenO,
GerIaiien S%roireton /, 2, 3 uuo 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
Staot Baltimore.
SmdDtc Hmhc.


Sudytc HuGc.
m,mu.: .1--
~''o'', '"''9 "0'' n''9''''''' S''"'l
Gel1 llllo tIIloH5lelle SdmI2rt9tcI-
ten tretbt GIon3o 2. Fenncll IN
ben Go0. - Gbloroiormirte it'd.
Qe6tc icit &obron .+rotNcm
i'd
D
Se'p'c' V'"e IlV'''' &"iIV'"N8'p
gincn ihmcrfIoicn Mcd. Iid ats
Ser Melt III ihoffcn, idrlto 5ll6n}o
Q. Genncn, Sc kobrc aft. bon 9{r.
1906. WcScnruitrabc, cin. inocnl cr
lid nit GbIoroform 0ltrdtr6nftc
8otte Dor Sic 9{oic 6on0. 4enneQ
fiibrtc in Ser obcn anQeQe6encn Bob
nuno einen fleincn 4ooelL. IN Incident
cr ictbItidbri}irte 9[rtifcl, nie Seize,
ReitlimtnasItofie, Dele IT, j. ~ Der.
forite. Nls ser 9o0cn aeItern 8org
mittaQ 5llr ii6liden 5tltn0c nidt oe.
6 6ffnet mar, mur0c Goli3iIt 3Sodion
pom iii0mcitlidcn Iiitrift bcnadrid,s
tigt, ser cincn anaben in 0os Sans
nurd Elm 6enlter einIteiQen l1n0 sic
Solst6ilre 6finen lieR. Ser 1oli,iit
na6m 0ann cine llnteriuduno Dor
ltn6 fat6 8ennea foot mtf ieinem 9ett
licdcn0 Dor. Inter Der &pbffiIien
laQ Elm Neuoluer uno Elm flcincr Sud
NIT $29S.
Gennen muroe am Mittrpod g(ben0
oeacn 1910 ltbr Don 6rl. ;Iennie
Grie0bofer, Nr. 1922, WcSenrns
Strobe. meldle fir 0cnielbcn mondl.
NAL feline GienItleiltunoen perrid,.
tcte. aeie6en. Ms GrI. Erieobofer
nod1 Sntie alma. ioote ihr 9ennea. er
iperoe Sel6Itmor0 beoeben un6 ,fpor
medcn !4ronfheit unb finou,ieQer
Characterization Seit mchrercn Soh.
rem mar GenneQ p%crfriippelt, iniofern
er an bci0en @einen ocl1blnt mar.
Sr. S,pieph Smith bon ser lSirnlo
9ort. 6. & Soi. g, Smith. BON ne(.
der 8enneG pinulfmlieu pfleote. ioate
oeItern. 6of GenncTs Sol1s. nit Sp.
potbefen Itorf beIoitet lei. Die ein,i.
aen 8erIonen, NIT melhen 9enncQ
berfehrte. morcn ieinc S1n,Ncu 1tn6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
Ins bfm Snntren MarplanS's nuh
ben angrcn5caSea Stnatef,
8 nnp.eLp aefanNen.

SeSetiab Snopelp bon @aibington-
gouitp. pplder lett Alebrcren Mona.
ten in S~aacrstopn utter Der gnflo0c
0es Meineios itebts lit III 8olo, Slls.,
pertaftet nfib pom Sheriii Charles
s.. 9eibert ndd) SpgerstolpH 5ittilf
aebrad1t ipprben. gtis WtitgIicp Der
@eifluorenen III ben1 eriten Bro5eIie
aegen Sen Wethafsr' 3. ~ sSerntallIt'
BON GllmberInno -anaeflngf, bfirh It.
ne orintineaetG pcrutipn eer 600 Dec
Grls. Marlpc eili bfe,rbeigefii6rt 5u 1oe
ben, ioa sndibda1lp,s liibie.diiit aatiaruie
8erlpanote por linn erfIdrt, cine be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20

ter - gu einem Gn6' muB es BOD
tommen." :,
nWarum?" fragile 5ran3t uno feline
Troqe perriet6 cine dufteimenbe Reus
9ieroe, Die je0o9 fret BON alien Nebens
intereFen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
@crciuigtc SGuacr bon Baltimore.

Nm 8. 2rlguit 0ompier oMajcitic"
@crciuigtc SGmacr bon Baltimore.
&arptqltortier: ,@ermania . Wtdn.
ner6or = Soue"; 8r0itOcnt SenrD
@iciefing, 9tr. 22S, perl. @aitern,
9[De.; corrcipon0irenocr u1O proto.
foQircuoer GefretGr g(Ibcrt S6miOt,
gtr. BOG, Giio- 8aca-S traBe; 8inan5-
Gefretdr g.. Sinmclbe6er, gtr. 3t5,
9or6sGo -StroBe; G6oemeiiter $.
gtidli6, GER. 7t3, @orncr.5troBe
9irigcnt Sobn 81. Glein. &eriamms
lung ieocn 8Deiten GrcitaG I'M Vto'
nat.
yIrion."
$auptQhartier: gtog Sale, Ger.
205, &anober-S trnbe. Singitpmoe:
Mittpoh = 9irtgent: s. s. 5ranf,
oSarmonie."
SauptQuortier: Ger. Ala, 8eIt.
8npette.S Strobe. Gin0Itun0e: 0ien'
flags - 9irigeut: 'SoDu q. 9Iein.
y@ermauis.M Gnner6or."
Qauptquartier: 8ermania . Mdn'
nerdor Sale, Rr. 4t0-4t2, 8eIt.
2om6arosS Strobe. 9~;n0itmoe: 9on'
neritags - @irigeut: Gb.obor Sent
berger.
u5robtuR."
&atptquartier: 5robiinn &oIle,
0r. 1000, SreberidsN uenue. Cling.
itunoe: MittnodS-2irigGnt: Sobn
u. Glein.
.@rbeiters M1tu1erhor."
SuuptQltartier: anbreaS' Sale,
Scr. 314, Sanoberitrabc. 9ingltmoe;
Wittpodl8 -aGirigant GboS. $.
9odnu. pul 'o7 nf -
yEbafinS R1nnerhor. "'tuG
Saupt9uartier: 8oi9t'8 Sdne, Scr.
1922, &orForotg GUeltud! Gih8Itunoe;
0ienitagS' tDirigent9 3. 81 Irdnt
g9ocuIt.R niirti mGnnerfori"
Sauptqltartierar 3lbtfcr's SaGs,
Gle Gubc. uno gnOreitraBe. Sing.
Itln0e: WittHo6 Nbettos s ltbr
9;rl9ent: 9ubert ariippcI.
9rbeitess 9iebertofeI."
Sa,tptdlartier: goIs' Sale. GET.
4O8, 8eIt 2eringtOuItrabe. Sing.
itunOe; ~3ienitag8-9irigent &ubert
&riippei.
.Welo0ie."
Suuptquartt.r: S. Ries' $ole.
ode 2oipitraBe unb @eIoir Marft,
Sinoitunbe: 8onneritags Girl.
geni S. aorollts.
n9anrrti6er N&nner6or."
Sanptquortier: Adermmu's SnQe
gfe bon Caroline. inns @ouGbitraBe
Singltunoe: 9nnheritag Abeno
0it!gcnt: Ilt9uit S6neiber.
y@ermaniosG ttartett!GIub.
Sdl;pt1uartier: @eicnberg's SoIle.
Ir... ZIG, 3orO. Bdcaitrdbe. Sing.
Itutbe: 9tenita9s - 8irtqeat: S,
&arolus.
nMteteer.@ eiangp@rein.
Sauptquartier: &oifmona'8 Sale.
Com. unb 5orreiI StraBe. Sing.
itunoe: ~9icnitags-9trigent Suberi
&rippel.
nWto5drt p. M6nnerdor."
, SauptQ,tartier: Robert &oNmer's
Sole, Scr. t92t-t923, Orleans.
StroBe; Smoitun6e ieoen Conner
flag Mbeno; Geo. 80blrnau; 9iri9ent.
n@thentron5."
Sollptquqrtier; Sotl Sdmibt's
(porm. 3orn'S) Sale, @de 3. uao
@ouebitrabe, SigbIonbtomn. Sitg'
itltnbe: Wtittwof3-9iriaen Geo. 8.
&oeblmanu
...f.. n. 'tQE fis.J
sa> IN ez=> r-szs Spa sA3M
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-22
INQUIRY FAILS TO INJURE
Little Testimony of Damaging Char
acter Is Produced Against
PatroIn1an Riley

AS the inquiry into the case of
former Patrolman M. P. Riley pro-
crosses but little testimony of a dam
aging character is being drawn from
different sources. 1t was stated in the
trial of Dewitt yesterday that he
claimed Riley threatened him with
death.
In the preliminary examination of
Frank Dewitt. held yesterday morn
ing before Police Judge Rose, Capt.
Broadhead testified that Riley threat
ened to kill Dewitt if he did not re-
tract the accusations made in the pres
ence of Chief of Police Auble, impli-
eating Riley in the eXtortion of money
from various women.
Dewitt was held to answer to the
superior court and bail was fixed at
$780,
Riley had an interview with Chief
of Police Auble before that official left
the city, but what passed between
them could not be learned.
The police say that they are in
formed that Riley has wife living in
this city. Riley could not be found
last evening to confirm or deny the
report.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-22
WOMAN DISTURBS L0DGERS
QuarreIs With Husband and Starts
Rough House In First
Street HosteIry

Maddened. it is alleged, by drink and
jealousy, Mrs. G. c. Lees attempted to
wreck the Russell lodging house on
West First street last evening at 7
O'Clock, but Patrolman Matuskewtz
put sudden end to the wild career.
Mrs. Russell was arrested and booked at
the city jail as drunk"
When the officer first saw the woman
she was standing near First street on
Spring about O'clock. The officer no
ticed that the woman quarreled with a
man. Developments proved that the
man was her husband.
AS the officer was passing along First
street an hour later he notice a COM
motion in front of the Russell house.
Rushing to the scene he saw that the
woman was pulling signs from in front
of the buildings and crying aloud.
Further investigation revealed that
the woman had joined her husband at
his room in the Russell at $3.50 o'clock.
About thirty minutes later she came out
of the room screaming that her hus-
band had a revolver and she smashed
the glass in the door of one of the
rooms.
The police say that Lees is from Ari-
zona. His wife says that she pawned
ring to come to Los Angeles to join
him. She blames another woman for
her trouble.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-22

he had persuaded her to accompany
him to dinner. They left the office,
she said, at $3.50 o'clock and he gave
her a drink from a bottle
Mrs. Resell said she thought she was
drinking whisky, but when she took a
small swallow she found that 1t was
not. The next she knew, according to
her statement, she was in the Grand
Central hotel office. The woman al
leges the man drugged her because he
was jealous Of her husband.
Police surgeons analyzed the con-
tents of the foreign substance in the
woman's stomach and found no drugs.
Police add the information that the
woman has been in the receiving hos
pital before under similar circuin-
stances.
Detectives Boyd and Smith are in
vestigating the case. The woman re-
fuses to disclose her companions name.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-22
INCENDIARIES' MOTIVES
PERHAPS UNCOVERED
BIG FIRES CONCENTRATE POLICE
ELSEWHERE
While Beats Are Unprotected Criml-
nails Have Clear Field-Pickpock-
cts Have Chances. Too-Theory Of
Authorities Brings Out the Facts

other startling developments follow
ing the police investigation of incen-
diary fires, so numerous of late, were
brought out today.
1t is stated that the authorities have
information to the effect that the Har-
ris & Frank fire and the fire in the
tailor store of Popkin & Nester on
West First street We're of incendiary
origin.
What the police have learned con-
cerning these fires is not known, but it
was learned that such information has
recently been received.
PatrOlmen. officers and those work
ing for private corporations passed
these places not five minutes before the
fires were discovered. To them it is
clear that since they made a careful
Investigation of the premises before
passing to the next store and yet found
no evidence of smoke or flame that
skllful criminal work was done.
By starting a large fire the criminals
would accomplish two ends, 1T Is
argued.
One is that should the fire prove
large enough many patrolmen will be
taken. from their respective beats to
protect life and property during the
confiagration.
The other is that confederates might
be able to secure a large amount of
"swag" by slipping through the fire
lines. and pickpockets could operate
more freely.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-22
10
REST LIBRARY CASE
WITHOUT ARGUMENT
OMIT LEGAL PYROTEcHNICS IN
CLOSING HEARING
Last Witnesses Discredit Each Other
and the Verdict Is Now Up to the
Council to Report Back Before
Long

The library investigation is over, all
but the verdict, which the committee
of the whole of the council will care
fully consider and report back to the
council at some meeting in the near
future.
Both sides submitted their cases
without argument, but it was evident
ly hard on both Attorney Harris and
Iawler. These two have a fine now
of eloquence when properly wound up
and they had set their hearts on turn
ing loose their vocabularles at eacll
other. But nothing doing in the not
air line.
"IJncle George" Smith, who has acted
as chairman of the committee of the
whole. whispered into the ears or both
attorneys before the seance began last
evening that both would have to rest
their cases on the testimony, ana al
though both sighed heavily, they
agreed.
Verbal VioIets
When the last word had been spoken
by the last witness Attorney Harris
who, with Attorney Byron Ollver Is
conducting the case for Miss Jones,
handed the councilmen few bunches
of verbal violets on the patience with
which they had listened to the testl-
mOny through many loll6 eNSiihio
and when he had finished this line. or
talk, Attorney Lawler handed over a
few fragrant bouquets on the we'll
known impartiality and good Judgment
of the council and how he felt perfect
ly safe to leave his case entirely IN It's
hands. -
The witnesses put on the stand last
evening were witnesses of rebuttal or
previous testimony and witnesses to
refute the testimony of the witnesses
of rebuttal and other witnesses to dis
credit the evidence of the witnesses
who refuted the rebuttal witnesses,
and still other witnesses to refute and
rebut and discredit all the previous
witnesses of the evening, but nothing
new in the case was produced.
Considerable stress was laid on the
fact that Miss Jones. the former Ii
brarian. had called Miss Miller, the
second assistant librarian 1.-The slush of
concession" and for the next few days
the councilmen will dig through Web
ster to find out just how much of an
insult that is. Miss Jones contends
that it is a paraphrase of Emerson's
"mush of concession"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-22
In
Anticipation

Of being call6 upon to entertain unex-
pected guests it is always prudent to
have in the house a supply of Mailer
& Zoeblein's Beer. 1t Is universally
popular and best liked of all beers on
sale. At the brewery 1t is always pos
sible to secure any quantity, by dozens
or case. Telephone Pri. Elk. 81.