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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07


Of Mr.. Holland, s07o Twenty street
lnterment Holy Cross Cemetery
KUHN-Suddenly, in Chicago. September L.
1906. George Alfred beloved son Of Kate and
the late George Kuhn, aged 80 years
LEvY-Entered into rest. September 4. 1906
at Eceles. Santa Cruz Mountains. CAL. Solo
mon, dearly beloved husband Of Esther Levy,
and beloved father OF Mrs. Rose Beer, MIS-
w. L. Cohn, Mrs c. Levy and Mrs, j. Zent,
ner. native of Bohemia. aged SO years Q
months and 2 days A member Of the Geary-
street street Temple Ghebra B9si Israel; Gesma2ia e1a ma
PIC. F. and A. NJ: San Francisco Chapter No
r. A. NJ. and Hercules Lodge No %, A
Friends and acauaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today tFri-
day.; September I, at 10 o'clock a. m, from
terment New Salem Cemetery. via IL 80
O'Clock train from Third and Townsend streets
Germania Lodge No. I16, 1. o. o. F-The
hereby requested to attend the funeral Of
our late brother, solomon kevy, from his late
residence 1892 McAllister street. today
sharp. f. ROHLFS. y G..
PAUL sTRAUcH. Secretary
Congregation Beth Israel-The officers and
members Of this congregation are hereby no
tilted to attend the funeral OF our late mem
Der. solomon Levy from his late residence,
NJ. Il. WAscERwITz, President.
MARCUS LEVY, Secretary.
L0UGHRAN--In Silver City. September 1. 1906
hlcnar0 H., beloved son OF InOmaS T. ana
Mary Loughran, and brother of E., Viola and
Thomas A. Loughran. native Of San Fran
cisco.
Friends and acquaintanees are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral today friday
at p. m. from the parents residence. 2106
Devisadero street Interment Holy Cross Gem
etery by electric funeral from Deyisadero
and Sacramento streets.
McCANN-In this city, September ). 1906, An
ME NJ, beloved wife of John B. MeCann. and
mother of Frank J. Mccain. and daughter Of
Annie and the late Joseph f. Tyrrell. and
sister of Joseph. Henry. Benjamin and Will
liam Tyrrell and Mrs Ivy Taylor native of
Vallejo. Cal. A member of Potomac Council
No 20, d. Of P, Improved Order Of Red
Men.
Friends and acquaintsnces are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral today friday
at S:45 a. m. from her late residence. 311
Point Lobos avenue. thence 10 Holy Cross
Church. where a requiem high mass Will be
celebrated for the repose of her soul. COM
mencing at $3.50 a. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery
MeDERMOTT-In this city September g. 1906
Ellen. beloved wife of the late Patrick Nc
Dermott, and mother Of Thomas J., Peter B.
and John E. McDermott. and sister Of Mrs. J.
Haughton, Mrs J. f. Cunningham and Mrs
III. j. Sprung and Winifred. Annie. James and
Thomas Johnston, native Of Pennsylvania
Remains at the parlors of Samuel McFadden
& CO., 1910 Haight street, near Baker. sIn-
terment Antioch Cemetery
MoRGAN-fn this city, September 5. 1906. at
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Alfred j. Eiselin. 33. 127 Twenty-eighth street,
and Mary f. Kenney. %. SAG Shotwell street.
William Wankowski Jr.. %. 1881 Willard
street.
Thomas J. Moran. 90. s45 Treat avenue. and
Monte NJ. Clancy. 25 439 Point Lobos avenue.
Walter Richardson. 81, 40 Cortland avenue,
and Irene Quinlan, 20. 1851 Mission street
Leo Mund. 26, 1T47 Post street, and Rose G.
Morris, is, 1147 Post street
John V. Stone, 20. 253T Post street, and Ellen
Leary. &c. 14T6 Sanchez street.
Arthur l.. Fisher, 81. 171S Jackson street, and
Eugenia Samuels. is, 1924 0ctavia street.
Benjamin Jacobs. q. 2370 Pine street, and
Lizzie Lavenburg is. 23T0 Pine street.
William G. Pow. %, 1876 Lower terrace, and
Ida Broneer. co. 1904 Eighteenth street.
George Stolzeuwald. 81. 1860 Eighteenth
street. and Amelia Bauer. Isl IS Bowdoin street.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CIR

WASHINGTON. AUGUST 81. 1905.
Whereas. By satisfactory evidence presented
70 the undersigned, IL has been made to appear
that The Crocker National Bank of San Fran.
cisco. in the City Of San Francisco in. the
County Of San Francisco and State Of California
has complied with all the provisions of fhe
Act OF Congress 10 enable National Banking
Associations 70 extend their corporate existence
and for other purposes" approved July 18th,
1882
Now, therefore. 1. THOMAS P. KANE. Deputv
and Acting Comptroller Of the Currency do
hereby certify that The Croker National Bank
of San Francisco. in the City of San Francisco
in the County Of San Francisco and State of
California. is authorized 10 have succession FOR
the period specified in its amended articles of
August 81, 1925.
IN testimony whereof witness nv hand and
Deputy and Acting Comptroller : Of . Ii, the 2 Cur
rency. No. a5ss.
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DEATHS.


Bert Charles L.. 45 Morgan. Thomas f.,
Cook, James s.. 81 Murphy. John. &c
Cook Leander T.. Roberts, John w, 76
De Martini. Alexander Shannon, Rebecca NJ,
Hoormann, Eliza. 81 Steele. Charles
Kingsley Evelyn E., Stenson. Bridget. 16
Kuhn George A., 3S Thorndyke. Elvira p.
Levy, solomon, 66 yalente. Ida mos.
Loughran, Richard II. Walters Virginia NJ,
Mccain, Annie NJ days
McDermott, Ellen
BERTH this city. September 6. 1906, Charles
L.. beloved husband of Maggie l. Bert. and
father of Julie r.. and Leslie C. Bert. and son
OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Bert. a native
of California, aged ~ years l month and
days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Sunday, Septem-
Der Q, 1906 at 90 o'clock 5 p. M n. from the NOR
Company. PATS Mission street Twenty
first. Interment private Mount IT olivet Gene,
Thirtieth street and San Jose avenue. at 2
o'clock p. m.
COOK-In Oakland. Cal. September 6. 1906.
Leander Thompson Cook beloved son of Lean
der T. and Elizabeth Cook. native of Cali
fornia, aged years months and day.
CooK-In this city. September 4. 1906. James
s., dearly beloved husband of Nora A. Cook.
and father of Ella. Theresa and Gertrude Cook.
and beloved son of Mrs. Hannah and the late
George Cook. and brother OF George H. Cook
and Mrs. j. Gallagher and Mrs. William Fahl-
busch. native OF San Francisco. Cal aged
81 years.
Friends and acqualntances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today friday
September I. at 9:30 O'Clock a. m from the
parlors of Carew English. 1918 Geary street.
thence to st. Mary's Cathedral where re-
QUEEN mass will be celebrated for the repose
Of his soul, commencing at 10 o'clock. Inter
ment Holy Cross Cemetery.
DE MARTINI--In the City and County Hospital.
September g. 1905. Alexander de Martini. a
native OF Italy, aged 45. years.
HooRMANN--In this city. September g. 1906
Eliza. beloved wife of the late Herman Hoor-
mann. and devoted mother of William Henry
Pelster, native of Germany, aged 81 years
and A days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Sat
urday). at s o'clock M, from her late resi-
dence 31S Bartlett street, between Twenty
fourth and Twenty fifth. thence to the St
Joseph's Home Chapel, where requiem high
mass will be celebrated for the repose of her
soul. commencing at a. m. Internent Holy
Cross Cemetery
KINGSLEY--In this city. September g. 1906
Evelyn Ellen, dearly beloved daughter OF DAN
iel g. and Margaret Kingsley, and sister Of
Lloyd ]. Kingsley. and granddaughter of Mrs
Mary Kingsley, native Of San Francisco.
aged years months and 81 days.
The funeral will take place tomorrow (Sat-
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
In at either of the publication Offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence of persons
authorized have the published. Notices
restricted simply to the announcement of the
event are published once in this column free Of
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WILL VALLEY real ESTATE.
BOYLE PARK.

TIE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA
Large, slightly lots wooded: hav and rnonnts,n
,l, ,nleW, streets being graded and severed; build
ing resurrection; minutes to station: lots so feet
% 1no larger; price $3.50 up. T. G. PARKER &
~. l. T. Parker, agent. Mil Valley
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BIRTHS.

GENEREAUX-In this city. September 3. 1906.
to the wife of V. II. Genereaux,
this city, August o. 19O6,
to the wife of l.. Friedman. daughter.
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MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE.

ssoo-3-RoOM. large basement; furnished
piano.
fl5oo-e-room. large lot; IS minutes from sta
ton.
t2200-2 beautiful 4-room and bath Gotta ges,
wooded; station; must be sold; worth
$500.
Acreage lots Of al kinds, houses to let.
j. 2 LEWIS. Kenffeld. Marin County.
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SAN BRUNO PARK REAL EsTA TIE.

bENSLEX-GREEN c.. White Garage bldg.
corner Van Ness and Market-0ner choice
sites 70 honeseekers monthly installments
az purchasers are requested to cOmmunica tf
az once with company at above address.
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CITY REAL ESTATE
". J GUM.
4sfI,,lSs eeT; DlSseFisadero and Green SITS
" r~o-

W J GUM
Northeast cor Derisadero ena Co.
hrr Fo- - ' uanster corner; price $4,000: splendid
Shutes and beyond: Sw cor Tensb eo ~ s NE
oh5 Looos ave S2;exloo; only $500 in cash
required; no corner north Of the rar ar,,aS As =,
tnls Tor big rise in value: S25aN can re a~a =, -
on mortgage F-'00 can remain
$s5oo-Larkin o- st; 27:sxs2.e; hne buy for .
SS25o-clement st; suitable for two stores
ar3c1- cement St building lot; fine buy for
Si675-Eighth ave. just north of st: DIX
- sAsS payments; $40 first payment; lines
,osSts NJ i0's IKE these can be had on INSTALL
sl6T5-sixth ave. 25xl2o south Of A ST
Seeoo-POint Lobos ave. corner: s2:exloo; fine
Sll,50o-- Residence. rooms and furniture
Ss5oo-Residence; marine view
S5lg0-tSreen St; grand marine view: lo,.
SsNlz1i very cheap.
Ss1o3i corner on Pacific Heights; fine ma.
nne view great bargain
W J. GUM.
Northeast cor. Green and Devisadero SITS.
Of Fulton 100 e Of Pok i2oTdaos ie2SlqSss w = sSs sSs
q Seventh st, $50 n; Of Folsom z7x1e5;
100 W. side 3; ThTd ST. So s s aT5,sqR of PeT9R sST
5bi s. side OF Harrison. 75 W. OF Third soy
l1Oi temporary building on f. line OF Polk be-
tween Clay and Washington. GEORGE x
tBNk 2b26 Vallejo ST.. till $3.50 a. m and
after p. N.
S675o-swELL. new. up-to-date residences: :
>
toilets. etc; they are very substantially built
on extra heavy concrete foundations and have
sn unohstructed view OF the Golden Gate G.
- Ahlzl.f.N owner and builder, the prem
ises, willard St. near Fulton. one block west
YI otanyan; reasonable terms.
STORES.
We have many hne stores 10 lease in the
burned district; also hne stores opposite
James Flood building BACIGALUPI & STE
NFNS. 1888 Golden Gate ave. between Iaguna
and Buchanan SIS.
HOTELS AND LODGING HOUSES
We have owners who viii build for tenants
n the burned district. BACIGALoPI & STE.
GROOM cottage, modern and up to date on
-eFenth ave- near Clement 81. Inquire ga
JOSEPH STRAUB 1912 Fillmore s.
S'poo-Dont miss this bargain. open for one
week only; fats large lot. Pine St
S75oo-TEREE new nats in Mission near 18th
St great barsnin- See OWNER. 1928 Sac
ramento St
a32oo-Elegant home of rooms. with extra lot:
$500 cash. balance S25 ner month; great
h1rgaln Apply 1910 Mission ST.
q r. land stiles restored exaodi+ionSiv and
cheally. : " GIBBS, 40 Monadnock bldg
NhA rrnnclsco
ROOM cottage for sale; 70 be removed Apply
-3l4 Webster ST
R. WILCOX real estate and insurance. 81
Golden Gate ave
..CI.--c nl-lr nIN,c co aiS Faa,nsSi-e -
10 lease.
rPPFR a,a-. sazloo: suitable for light manu-
i1ciallns- gag Fishth 81
N1NTE lieh;. siany roo.ns on one foor. $40
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FRUTTyALE RIAL ESTATE.

WORTH INVESTIGATING
$500 cash balance on fnstallments: 7-room
artistic house Famam st. near Fruityall
ave. fne residencel ocation; not far from carr
and. train modern plumbing; two ciinker brici
mantele. gas electricity, sewer. city water. etc
extensive panel work. beam ceilings, box seats
hufet: large lot. Drettily fenced: grown trees
and vines; price Sz500; viii discount for imme
diate cash sale. Apply at tent opposite
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INFORMATION is wanted Of the whereabouts
OF r. W. ENGELKE. missing since Sunday
August 26 1906. Any information of his
whereabouts win be thankfully received at
his late residence, 1920 Webster st.
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IRA BARKER DALZIEL.. veterinary dentist. o2t
Octavia st.: tel. West 2400.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
RTAD THTS
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

CALIFORNIA land. 81 acre, balance entire our-
chase 81 week for each acres; no taxes; no
interest; 6-acre tracts; level, rich clear;
ready 70 plow: under irrigation; perpetual
water right immediate possession given par.
uculere. maps photographs for 2e stamp
San Francisco
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THEATRICAL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

"The Sultan of Sulu" will be the
attraction at the Academy of Music
tonight.
The comic potentate is the creation
OF George AIDE and Alfred G.. Wathall.
The author of Fables in Slang l., re-
sponsiblc for the words and lyrics,
and Mr. Wathall is credited with the
music, for which the piece is famous.
Mr.. AIDE has added much to his fame
by his bright satirical treatment OF
certain consequences Of the occupa-
ton of the Philippines and the in
PRODUCTION there of American charac-
tiers. cocktails, alimonw and other
things incident to up-tp-date civiliza.
ton.
The Sultan of Suu" is said to be
handsomely mounted production in
every sense, of the word.
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Simpson, young man employed Of
the local shipyard, is still alive ana
very probably will recover fully
from the effects OF the poison.
After drinking the laudanum youun
simpson went to the breakfast tabIa
ana while eating fell asleep. He had
been drinking heavily for several
days and the occupants of the house
thought that he was suffering from
The effects of the whskcy and they
moved him to his room and laid him
OH the bed. The man Immediately
fell into deep sleep and no more at.
'ehtion was paid to him for some
timo.
In tho meantime the poison I'm his
system was beginning TO have its er.
iect and shortly after O'Clock
when some one in the house went To
The mans room to find out how he
was, Simpsons face had turned a
deep purple and his tongue was badly
swollen and was protruding from his
mouth.
DIR. j. Kennedy Corss was hastily
summoned aud when he arrived the
man was almost dead. He was breath.
Ing only three times minute ami
MS pulse was decidedly weak. The
nnNSlClal saw nj pncn fhof Ia, ,,,,,,
suffering from the effects of an opium
poison and not from excessive use OF
''whiskey as tho occupants of the
house had informed him when they
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SUSPENDED D !: FIVE DAYS
Board Decides That Officers We're
a Little Careless.
MANY WITNESSES ARE EXAMINED
Shooting of Fugitive Negro and BY.
ISLANDERS on Warwick Avenue Last
Week by PatroImen Shelton and
Rayfieid Investigated.

Police Officers r. w. Shelton and
w. L. bayfield, were last night sus-
pended for five days by the board of
police commissioners for reckless
shooting. After an investigation into
the circumstances the board decided
that the officers were not as careful
as they might have been when shoot.
Ing at negro named Richard Henry,
who attempted to escape from them
on Warwick avenue, near Twenty
fourth street last Friday night.
The testimony showed that the of.
ficcrs arrested the negro on the charge
or larceny. having been notified that
he had stolen a valuable gold watcl,
from man named Turner. The pris-
oner got away and fled up the ave.
nue. toward the approach to the Tween
ty-fifth street bridge. Both officers
fired two shots and one of the bullets
took effect in the ncgros thigh, bring
Ing him to Il halt.
A young man named Hogg, standing
ON the sidewalk, had two of his fin.
gers slightly hurt by Il passing ball
and another bullet graZed the knee of
Waterman Risley at the corner.
Mcssrs. Harry Westacott. Harry
Grubbs, Hobbs, William Denmark and
others appeared to testify against the
Officers. The officers gave evidence
in their own behalf and introduced
one or two other witnesses.
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called him in to attend the young
man.
After making an examination of the
room, DR.. Corss found an empty bot.
tic, which had contained laudanum,
under simpsons bed and he hastily
summoned DR.. a. L. Kakcy, who
brought stomach pump to the hous-
The physicians pumped the poison
out and then applied rcstorativcs.
Later an electric battery was used
on the man and before noon he ha
rcSained consciousness and was able
to walk about the room. Yesterday
afternoon young Simpson was able IL
walk about the house at will and tho
physicians think that he will speel
iiy recover from the effects of the
drug.
Inc young mans friends are unable
10 give any reason for the attcmpt ~
suicide and even Simpson himself is
unable to give a plausible reason for
his rash act. He said that he sun.
posed he wanted to die and so drank
the laudanum.
The case is one of the most re.
markable that has come to the atten.
tion of local physicians in many
years. The man had enough poison
In his system to kill him in two
hours. yet it was about three hours
after he drank the laudanum before
a physician was summoned to his
aid.
simpson came to this city from
Richmond about three weeks ago ana
since that time he has heen working
III the shipyard. His relatives live
in Richmond and it is said that he
comes from an old and well known
family.
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Funeral of Edward kratz.

me funeral of Edward Kraft, the
lo-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Kraft
who died at the Dixie Hospital at
hampton. last Sunday from appcndi.
citis, took place from the residence
OF the child's parents at Mcrrimac
afternoon. Rev. u. s Hen
kcli, pastor OF the Twcnty,fourth
street Church of Christ, conducte /
the services. lntcrment was made
at Grecnlawn.
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"Peck,s Bad Bow comma.

The coming of the farce-comedy
"Peck's Bad Boy" to the Academy of
Music next Monday afternoon and
night probably will delight every
small boy, for there is nothing short
of circus that will make the eyes
of the small boy sparkle with delight
as quickly as sight of the flaming
posters along the walls announcing
the coming OF "Peck's Bad Boy
According TO the advance man, the
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Closed. Thelr DOORS

a. G.. Color & Co., zoos Washington
avenue, closed their doors yesterday,
and will remain closed until Thurs
day morning, August 30, at 10 O'Clock,
during which time great preparations
for a big sale are being made.
Stock is In the hands of G.. W..
Groves & Co., the worlds greatest
bargain-givcrs.
Partial price lists and full particu.
lare arc being prepared for tomorrow's
papers.
Fifteen extra salespeople. men and
women are wanted Apply Wednes-
day afternoon from to 5.
G. w Groves & Co., conductors. 1T
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"Mothern Bennett Here.

Mother" Bennett, as the we'll
known captain Of the Petersburg
branch of the Salvation Army is
known to her friends, is spending sew
eral days in this city. She conducted
well attended and enthusiastic
meeting on Washington avenue last
night. Mother" Bennett was sta
toned here for several months and
did great deal of good work, win
ming the confidence Of people In every
walk of life .H
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PREPARING FOR FIELD DAY.
Y. M. G. a. Committee Meets to Dis
cuss Plans Today.

a meeting OF the committee on ar.
engagements for the field day to be
held at tho Hampton Roads Driving
Park on the afternoon of September
s under the auspices of the local
Young Mems Christian Association,
will be held in the association hall
at z o'clock this evening. At this
meeting all ARRANGEMENTS for the
event will be made and the purpose
of the field day will be explained to
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those not yet familiar with the pro

those not yet familiar with the pro
Ject
The management Of the local asso
citation hopes to make this event the
greatest of it's kind ever held in this
section. The associations of Nor
folk. Portsmouth. Hampton and Fort
Monroe have been invited to particl-
pate in the athletic events ana some
fast sport Is anticipated.
All kinds of athletic sports, includ-
lug the usual sprints, long
runs, jumps, high dives, pole vaul.
and other events will be pulled off
by teams representing the various
associations. tG
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captain Martin Dead

News was received In this city yes
terday from New York Of the death
OF Captain Sam" Martin, at his home
at Branchport, N. j., on Tuesday d,
Captain Martin was the father of Cap
tain willard Martin commander of
the Old Dominion steamer Mobjack,
which plies between OH Point Com
fort and Gloucester county.
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A Uniaue CHARGE.

Deputy Sheriff Charles C.. Curtis. Of
Hampton, arrested Amy Murphy. a ne
gro woman, yesterday morning for
this city. The woman was taken into
custody upon warrant sworn out by
III. W. Jordan. who accused her Of
"willfnlly persuading" his wife to
leave him. The woman was turned
over to the local authorities.
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FrightfulIy Burned.

Chas. w. Moore. machinist of
Ford City, Pa, had. his hand fright.
fully burned in an electrical furnace.
He applied Bucklen's ArnIca Salye
with the usual result: "a quick and
perfect cure" Greatest healer on
earth for Burns, Wounds. Sores, &c.
zema and Piles. 25c at w. Blair
Blair Langhorne's, Druggist.
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Gets Off With Light Fine.

James Carmiminus, tile Green res.
taurant keeper who was arrested two
weeks ago for selling liquor without
license, was fined $50 and costs In
che pilicc court Tuesday. Carimi
nus paid the amount ana departed.
apparently delighted with the out
come of his trial.
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Poison Had Been In Mans System fo.
Three Hours Before His Condition
Was Discovered and He Was
srsat"'ns Only Three Times a
Minute.

Although an ounce of laudanum,
which he drank, with suicidal intent,
In his room at 33S Forty-second street
"a few minutes before 6 o'clock yes
sterday morning, remained in his sys
TEN for nearly three hours, Arthur A.
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HAD BEST OF 1T IN SINGLES.
Richmond Tennis Players Entertain
ed at Golf Club

Messrs. Pollard and Whitlocll, Of
Richmond recently visited the Hamp-
ton Roads Golf and Country club and
had rather the best of it with local
tennis players in singles. The re-
suits were as follows
Pollard beat Bagby: 6-3, Cd.
Whitlock beat Hammond: CO. I'll
Whitlock heat Armstrong: Ga. ~
Armstrong beat Whitlock: 6-1.
In the doubles Armstrong and
Bagby beat Pollard and Whitlock:,
rs, Is.
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play is full of bright and sparkling
specialties; catchy music, combined
with the pranks OF the bad boy, make
it one of the most entertaining of
plays.
The sale of seats will open tomor-
row morning at the box office.