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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-15

Prizes are to be awarded for the best costumes.
 Tomorrow evening the big charity whist party and dance of the Queens Daughters will be held at Eagles hall. Fiften hands of whist will be played after which there will be dancing. Fine prizes are to be award ed for the winners in the whist.
 One week. from tonight the first performance of Ten Nights In Q Barroom" under the direction of Gene Ingraham will be given at Goodwill hall in Waterville for the benefit of St Mlchael's parish, the performance will be repeated on Friday evening. Some of the best amateur actors and actresses in the city are In the cast and 1t is expected that the play will equal any amateur performance ever given in the city.
 The Friendly league is again help ing to solve the difficult problem of what to make for Christmas and an other class Is being formed to meet on Friday afternoons at 3:30. The time is to be spent in making Christmas gifts. Should any student desire to make any special article if she will show a model or picture or even give a good description. that article will be demonstrated at the following hr .tS tained from the superintendent at the office, either In person or by tele- phone.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-15

Wrs R 'TAs nseuosA- s.s sf - puy1Db M DgUoDoc1DoA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08

tiger, ban bar fln $25 al aompaii'
cts Henge, iom bon er rebe til at be-
tale. 0esee flyer, at 8eenifaberne
bar gienneutieet al aotnpdtiets Megn.
fabsisrere, % at Brunoen til, al
gseer o. MegnIfaber life blep oper'
Iereret til ocrcS gfterfslgerc, bar
ben. at oisic bar uoibet,oe Solf, ION
life foritob fig pna iaaoannc @egnlfa'
Der eller paa 5orrctningeh.
MaDpr Jobnion, iom ben lite os,
otter tiItraaSte fit Gntbeoe ION
Diapor i Sarge, bar gipct gpens 9o'
Iiti itrcne Srbre til at fjerne ole
niistanfcIisc Gerioner fra 9pcns
@aSer, enten DC CT MRno eaer @nin'
Der. WGnb, JON b9ngcr paa @aoe'
bjgrnerne ON Iftencn % inoerttoer
iniuItcrer forbisaaenSc Gamer, ifal
life taaIes, % ilette 5rlientimIner,
lem farer omfring ont Natten, fal
/ Mrreit. 9en rtpe Wapor pil
@pen trpg for ale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08
ct 4rep til bore xeiere.
IS COTTAGE ct. nsslrcis. aaasl

or IS Cottage ct. Mtlrrie, MRasi
sgreoe &erre:--
1pett fiben leg par | glrmeen bar lea mere
euer rninbre libt al Nprepnoer, Ga | 2sbet al
pet ttblte Var CT bet Bit In1 olporliot %
icrnplireret. at jes leb forfarbeltgt o. bier
bdnge - min GtSrle oa Rraft }EcrloS MTG
huriist. Seq jua ct Advertisement ON
Sluanips Root % fret % bob on Raab. Seq
be9puoie at brnse Meotciuen % nierieoe en-
afaIorf Weoring etterat jeg bauoe tagei
Svartp' Boot fun en- fort 3ib.
sea torfiotte at BRUCE cen. og bet gl1ber
mig at futre iige, at is9 MI er fnlbifrnoig
leloreoet % iierf. Sor at r9re aIbeles fif.
yer perpan III ies ioog en- 2Gge til at unoer'
lege nit Vano, % ban erfiGrebe bet for al
barre fuloTtGnbia rornnait.
seq peo, at TereS Gfpamps Npot er rent
oe9etdbtif o8 iubebofber tnaen Sfaoeltss
Drugs. Soet Ieg iatfer Sem for min iulo.
n9uotge Selbreoelie % anbefaler Spamp.
5topt til ole 9ioenoe, fprblir lea
Seres oprigtige s 6. &ihaooior."
De Ian faa Ell Rrsueflaife af bette bids
linoerlige Ribbel, Sr. 3ilmer's Champ
@oot. ienbt abiolut frit pr. goit, Iiseiaa
ell BOG, Der forfIarer alt ON Sipdrnps
Root. Spis be aIerebe or pcperbebit
ON. at Sipampsyioos er, bpab Sc trans
ger. fan fan be fisbc en- reaular so
Gents ener Solar SLATE paa ct 6piltets
icmbelit gpotbef. Sag life fell, men buff
Rapnet Champ 8oot, 81. Sinners
Sipamps 9toot. us G~bresicn: ginsbamps
ton, U. o., pda bber SLATE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08
3unutnuo.

Scnuiur Glarf bar til Wooet "Vei'
ner" I Butte ienot Splpsning on, at
ban life oil iege 8ienpalg til De Jor'
cneoe StaterS Scnut. naar bans Ger
min cr noIsben. San tiger, ban poo'
ifisnner tiIiltlOe 0en SPber, iont er
hIeret ham til6el ira set beHofrati'
ife Norti % Solicit / Wontana. San
Eor o~prigtiat % GrIigt itrGbt at no
iore fine BIiater % uareta8e 6olfetS
Snteresier uSen &enipn til Garti pa
oil peSbIire oermeo til Gubeu al i'm
Gnrbe0stcrmin; berciter pil ban pen'
Dc bicm % ouuenbe fin gnergi pao
llSpiflingen al iine inbuitrielle Sore
tdoenber. san Ioucr at bruce In
SnSfIpSeIic tilbeoitc icr oct Seuofra'
tiifc 8drti / Stateu % Rationen ca
til. at bans Giterielger fan blipe Ell
bGSerli9 9emofrot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08
5tnrn pukntn.

Snuocuc or bsmt. On li6cu
fcUaors CANNED Gattcr al >. $.
5rogcr / Cafes bleo i~orIeSen 9ag
blot At en- &unh % er i Ell bctrufe.
Ilg GiIitaub pno @rumo at inc GAR
% Sen SfrGf, bun nj. Waporen
IanmmfaI6te @pruacet, % set bIcp
teiIuttet, al ale Isir Suu6e / Sncu.
iurr tar uSru Wumotrrp. ffuISe ito.
ee&.
&c uCgtrr 4nfluaeu. - 5om meo.
Sclt Der / 9lubct mloaSc 9tneta Sars
mcrS Gleoator 60. Sag MOB bets
tibIiaere SetretGr, Speryn ca aas.
icrer @umoeriou, iorbi De life cper.
erog iii line @~iterislaere NompanietS
&eu8c Reauifuber % &eger. : III
Spar paa alaaen, JON ai0rbeS ! 9iei.
ten ! Satota, neGtcr De belle Slagen
% IiGCr, n Sagcn fun or mllagt al
SHoitab % paa Sroes. @umoerioH
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08
b. Anundsen
DEBORAH. Iowa.

Ceres lille "GsbieIsonesboe" CT mobtaeen.
90 bill leg sierre efter Ceres SInuioouing ftse
ct 9ur Orb ON ben: Oct CT en- batter barmIbs
then 8og. Gen bar ~fornenmeIig ire Gsen.
iiaber: Zen bill life f~ortrrrge andre gsger, oa
ben hIdrot os ueppe bar noaen Jipal. Zen
aisr os beiieubt meo 5sbIeISoaeen % IGrer
pad rtdreer bersrnte IiGnb. Sen inbeooIber
tisre 9unbreSer af 9pigrnmer; bisIe er bsIft af
norotfe 0tgtere, &cecn CT 1et life utGrbte til
at taa I bet frtnbfte en- libeu &roe I 9oabhIben.
D. q. 8 oSetb |, Giarfieib, 0linu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08
9un Dukntu.
Mcaet Qarb pptoacs.

Weaet Qanb optoscs. 8eo 9art6.
frntoret / 9ierre blep Der | Ipril
Maaneb siort All anmeloelier pao
8esieringslanb, % 6S,960 acres ell
Ter omtrent ire 9oipnIbips bleD opta'
get. Oct tegner til, at 5illtrpmnin'
gen / Wai bill bIipe ligeiaa ltor eller
enoog itsrre.
Sfolcbns brGnbt. S9rerttoen
! Raion-S foIebuiet NOR Columbia,
groipn Golntp, iatte / ScrsougS Slo
paa @r9siet peb Sfolebuiet for I'd
rpooe SfoIearunoen, men Ioen
ipreote Jig, iaa bum life bar iltanN
til at fontrolere ben, % Sfolehiiei
br9note. Sloeu piloe baue ipreot Jig
eno6a ciSere, beriom life 5armere
bar fommen 2prerinbeu tilblQlp %
baboe fact Iuffet Slbcn.
Oscar 2ariou, en- pelfienSt Sern'
parebaroler / Sioitr Sails, mtlagoe
for en- 5io iiben Sag MOB 6. Wdrtin'
oaIe, @eoaftsren al nseblaoet 300
'Gretic", for gagpaifelie. Martinoale
reiite for Here Tiger iioen til &unias.
bppr ban boeoe, isr ban fom til
siour Sails. 90 Saecn forleoen
Sag fom for Retten, erfIPrebe Wtar.
tiubaIe iig element Jim @opotat ifpl'
dig % bsmteS til at betaIe en- Wedfi
paa $50.
Sascn cnSelis upflarct. - Gbri'
itoier Spen, Den 6armer, iom for
ipanSt fra Siour Sails ! December,
ce bpis Sig npIie innoteS ! Glpen,
antoses al mango at bore blepen Tor
Giftet, % 2is~ipnsiurpen aioitrnereoe,
% Spens Ssnopoloe ienbteS til Ell SEE.
infer / often for al analplcres. Der
fom ~forIeoen DAG SEAPORT fra SEE
miferen ON, at Der ianotes lite Spor
al @iit | SoenS Maoe, % SigIpns.
iurpen gap Ga ben 8~jeubelie; at bur,
Der brufnet / elpen.
Gu fornnberlis liipffc. Sciept
g~iienbeii5, Ell pelfienbt GARNER ] 60
munbs Goimtp, fierte forrige Sirs'
bag Ell Saamaifite paa Mearfen, %
hans 9ntter aatberiue fisrte Ell
Sarp eiter BAN. On SatterenS Sc
ite blep noget efter bans egne, itan'
iebe Saoerer, til bum baooc naaet banl
igieH. "a han fort efter Iaa itg ON,
iaa ban Yi8ens Seite / pilot Sob fare
oper Marfen; De rar fomne los ira
Sarpen. Gottercu laa poa 8n9 bag
9arpen, og ga Orr. giienbeii5 fom
op til bcuoe, bnpSe bun ct Gar | 81
Ben ioa tort, at ielpe Sicrtet fom
tiIipne. Sum beoe / 6aberens arme;
men bporIeSes bun iif Saoret, ueS
inger. Sum por IA aar gainmel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08
TpoictSoaasbpgcn.

SasiegsSas Sbpsea bar iss RATA o. , aso Seheis
r~pstuset o. D,s at uSotass ben ION en- Save. Zones
ef MIG. at ies tau TIE Hoi iuIbtotte Zen fer ben.
isi peO AZ bs,rasts ben SmasiaIobso % cnhu.
bsprpas ben CT uolursl msN prSeii5s Srs ior bpsv
Tag ! belle saVei o. nee Ravus al e~e.lsnefs @sue.
lda mda man iortda. at hsu ttte bar tcitct -eeitsr-
ha iiest arseiss. msu ben opia,aina is bar 'iast,
ten gtb lea bar IEIt -ssaen- CT. at g9r. suunsisa
yparsr brtrisa 1e tuer grbsies. uaag bet aisIesy.
sm at itaHe "EtepFabsRofeus" 21isrs Gisoe %
essat res az uuesrbalse BEN usb sob % apttia srr,
BON % ssisi,Si. Zen aaviiar 9rriHis ,g uHSertista
r1rb bpae en- bsiairr for SIahsi, men pra bssts
pramit. iom ,usuu er sipsa. ippes mia ct prrs 6sel
tsisbssseoseR; tbl Ben er en- @trot "a essst al aGus
+. lit Sism % Ct aIsHesis for 9~ttsrisHmerus,
MARTIN ariisA. G,sIsa. g2iaA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08
5DtarnuTt,t.
(Scurae 0clion / @Iad Ripe,

George 3clicn / SInd Riper Sails
or 1rrriteret iom Sslge ni SigipnsnI'
rpcnS airubelic i N%uleSniu9 al SS.
coz SeagS 9pS. sSuppcn iauot, ri
Segg par SsS peo at fna NdftebeHet
truffet. % at NeIion bapSc tiIioici
bmn Sfobct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08
Ucrife Kpac
1S14-1905
2feo p~ortrteter, Sioeraier oe en- literatur'
biitoriif Juoleonius PEG
ariTtfan prrTtsarn.
ariTtfun prsTtsarn.

9enne samGins nprI,e apab, Der st Icm rbtIipninsss
afbelins "Seeorab'Bofen" fra SuIt 1909 til December 1908,
er MI nso snbel 8stteler % Soranbrinser ubfpmmet Bog
form. 8lanbt ancet er Der tilisiet ct 4prtr9t al aasmmb
@trie, iom, iaa uibt utbes, aforis FIR bar p9rst ofentIiegiprt.
gpsen siper ct ianlet SisSe al ben rprfe IprHfe Diatning
bet lange 5iSsrurn, ion itrRtfsr fig rneuem be to uerteIise
Sribebsaar 1914 ps 1905. Sen ~inbebpIber gprtrGtter %
8iOsrufer Of isIsenbe Sistere ~tinissmeS ct llbpaIs Of Serrs
9i9te:
9poer Sassu, Spban Stprm Nun6, Conrad gicpIai
Sfpat, Simon Claus @ofH, gQaurits SaHeH, Senri, Snfer
SierresaarS, Senrif 0ereslanb, 5. z. IeIbaueu, SpIoefer
SipertIou, gbriiian gapnien, Gnbreas D2nn6, Ssreeu Dpe,
u. @ereEs, @. y. 2anoitab, .. u. Senfen, Claus 8dpes
Riis, SbepSpr aieruli. Ole Big, Soar aaieu, Gasmunb
ginie, Camilla Gpnett, w. 8. gRouras, Senrtf 3bieu, Sisrn'
iterue eiSruirn, GHsebret SougeH, SeHrtf arobn, Sonas Sic,
9oreu; 2istri6ipu, aritian Glitter, Grue @arbors, Spbu Sic,
Subu 9auGen, 3acpb 9. Suu, RproubI RpIiieu, 8rHtpisr
Hanbers, sbepopr gaspuri, Ser Siple, RoieufrantS Spbuen,
gnbers Sppeen, Silbelm aras.
Gi 6pruroet bisi9ttes:
43ea baaber, at mango af be bib iii 9dnoet inbHnts
teoe HoTomGno ol slennHee benne 6oaoiamltna FIN
garuoouS Sanae - Dem be fgrt hgrte af Nor euer pou
Sfplen. DO at Der fra SpgenS Blade bill hiee frem for
Observation-Disclosures StlRr. Gfalee heHHe Goa hape
npaen ipeciel Rtsiipn, ifuloe bet altion ppre BEN at BIZ
braae iii al hoioe bldHt ben Ruoe, fom oeHber hirm mob
BORT eamle 6roreIGnb."
Seasn sr TO eiber tor, imnft uOTpret % trgft saa
Fnt gasir.
gris beitst si.5O.
.. 2lnsnSien, SerOrab, Soua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08

sIf Tsisberu, Or oobers, Slaf 6.
coberg, Nornian Sboen og Here
@TaaIis a~ioenoe".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08
JnoIanoet.
9piuu.
fSprrctninasmans i Greseu

ssorrctningSmGns | Greseo ipneS,
at CHICAGO. Milpaufce & Ct. Naul
s'ancn jfpIoer gpeu en- up Rasioger'
i%iation.
Sapcrpiiorne / Sapette Gountp bar
beluttet at iGttc ii Geibaroe igana !
boert Sopnihip for pna Den @aooe
OF faa gooe 9seie poer belle Gormtpet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08
A metal hat
would wear
hardly better
than a Gordon.
But a Gordon
is as smart and
as comfortable
as it is durable
$500
"0nSoennem".

Seq oil berpeS opIpie. at Snmaitiueu
"5uspeuuen~ iaae Seuieenoer or en-
ieritr aIaSieS Raifine. Si bar nI
trIet ben / l War. iaa ri per, bpae Vi
taller M aou life ~ioritna, bpcrfor Soit
ficber Raifimr I'll rem tr~eSobbeItc Yrts.
Sans u. Woe.
Sueubur, Rim.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08
Cuttuna.

Gucinffcr. SnSaitricu itpttcs. SC.
gi&latureu / alberta bar beiluttet at
n~nocritstte 3peiuffer. Snonitricn Der
moro % oil beuiIse S250.000 til
SiUIp Tor aplere al Hoer % Suffer'
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-27
DRINKS TO BE A GOOD FELLOW
lrishman Finds Himself in Jail After
but Four Hours of
Freedom

Pat Burns, good-natured Irishman
who made no effort to conceal his ma
tionality, was released from the city
jail about 10 o'clock last night upon
payment of his bail and after having
spent about four hours in the tank on
charge of drunkenness.
Election drinks were too alluring.
though, and, regardless of his strenuous
protests that he would niver tech a
drap O. whisky agin, sir, niver agin.
SIR he was back in the cell before the
clock had struck the midnight hour.
He was whooping it up for Dock
Lindley with all his heart and Erin
brogue.
Il tell ye wat it is, byes,," he said
apologetically when his resolve to be-
come teetotaler was alluded to, II
didn't want to discourage de byes wot's
runnin fer Office by refusin to drink
wild 'em-an', hic, L guess was too
incouragin'"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-27
ROBBED OF DIAMOND
ON ELECTRIC CAR

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Nov. 26-George NJ.
Roe, an old newspaper man. was rob-
bed of a diamond stud valued at 800,
last night as he was boarding an Ala
mitos car at the Pacific Electric depot
to go to his home at 2149 East First
street. Roe was accompanied by his
wife. Four men roughly crowded be.
tween them separating them. Mrs. Roe
entered the car and seated herself, but
her husband was held in a jam upon
the steps for fully a minute by the
men. His diamond was nipped In this
interval he thinks. He did not notice
his loss until he reached his home.
That it was safe a moment before that
time he is certain as he fastened it
more securely in place as he walked
out toward the car.
The four men did not remain upon
the car but, suddenly making the dis
covery, presumably, that the car was
not bound for Los Angeles, they left
it hurriedly just after Roe had gone to
his seat.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-27
ANONYMOUS LETTER
FRIGHTENS LANDL ORD
Special to The Herald. d.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Nov. 26-"If there
isn't a for rent card up right away
and at price that will sell or rent at
you will wake up some dark night by
the light of house afire, and that
pretty soon. There are too many peo-
pie hunting a plase to live for there to
be so many empty houses around"
Such was in part the note found by
Mrs. William Fullager this morning in
the letter box on small vacant cot
tage near her home at Eighth street
and Atlantic avenue. The note was
taken to police Headquarters, where it
was decided that it was the work of
a foreigner. The letter has alarmed
Mrs. Fullager considerably, but the
officers do not know whether to take
the matter seriously or as joke. There
are enough vacant houses and apart
ments in the city, it is pointed out, to
make the note seem ridiculous and the
creation of a jokesmith or an insane
person.
The note begins thus:
"Say, you, you have house on Att.
avenue, 1t has been an eye sore long
enough"
Then after the foregoing warning it
continues:
"This is no bluff and the warming
means immediate action either sell
or rent the house or wish you had.
show your good intention and put up
sign for rent"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-27
WEST LONG BEACH MAN
F0RFEITS HIS BAIL
Special to The Herald.


LONG BEACH, Nov. 26-Ed Rice,
the central figure in the habeas corpus
case, the decision of which will be an
important matter in the question of
jurisdiction over West Long Beach,
has disappeared from his home in that
section of the city. Although the man
has been accustomed to absent him
self from home occasionally, he has
now been gone five days and his wife
told the police yesterday that she
thought he had departed for Nevada,
not expecting to return.
Rice was arrested recently by Long
Beach officers because, although con-
Quoting a business in West Long
Beach, he refused to pay for business
license. He was locked up in the city
Jail, but was afterward released upon
habeas corpus proceedings instituted
by Henry Stieglitz, city clerk.
Following his release City Attorney
DAILY of this city entered into certain
stipulations with Stiegltz which will
make the decision in the case a vital
one as concerns the future control of
the annexed territory by this city.
The disappearance of Rice is not
expected to have much bearing upon
the case except that his bond of 500
will be forfeited. Judge Gray is eX-
pectetd to hand down decision of the
case within a few days.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-27
CAUGHT WITH SILVERWARE
Three Men Have Suspicious Goods on
Their Person When Found
by the Police

On suspicion of being crooks and
housebreakers. Alfred Porter, Lester
Ruggles and E. Fernan Pin, trio of
tough looking young men who claimed
to hail from San Francisco and San
Fernando, were arrested by Police De-
teetives Roller and Pautz last night.
The men were seen in an alley off Of
Second street near Los Angeles with
bundles which they endeavored to pro-
teet from the view OF others. Noticing
their suspicious actions the detectives
aecosted them, when the three men
started to run. They were caught
however, before they had gone far, and
articles of some value We're found hid
den in their pockets and in the pack
ages they carried beneath their coats.
The men had two or three watches.
some silver spoons, napkin rings.
knives and forks, besides a large NUM-
ber OF articles of less value. The po-
lice believe that the men are guilty of
committing some of the recent burg
laries here as the goods found upon
them answer to the description of
lately reported robberies.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-27

under consideration, but that he does
not know vet what he will do with his
organization.
Various schemes of financing the
band have been tried with but indiffer-
ent success, although 10 is generally
conceded to be one Of the best attrac-
tions, of the beach. H. M. II. Schroeder
a well-to-do business man, recently
volunteered to finance the organization
and made personal solicitation for
funds. His effort did not meet with the
response desired
The trustees have under considers- -
tion several applications from eastern
bands. These organizations demand
however. something more staple In the
way of a guarantee than has Gattone.
The latter's contract will soon expire
and he has stated positively that he
will not ask for another.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-27
sTREW FLOWERS ON OCEAN
Elks Will Celebrate Memorial Services
at Santa Monica Sunday
Afternoon

Special to The Herald
SANTA MONICA, Nov. 26.-with the
strewing of flowers on the waves the
annual Memorial day observances of
the local lodge of Elks will be opened
next Sunday afternoon on the center of
the Horseshoe pier. 1t Is planned to
nave the resident members of the
organization welcome the visiting
brethren as well as those living between
here and Los Angeles, who will join in
the exercises. meet at the Masonic
Temple building on Marine street at Q
o'clock, from where a line of march will
be formed.
The procession will then walk out on
the pier from the Marine street en-
trance, stopping in the center to OBJ
serve the flower strewing exercises and
then continuing around the structure
and back to the starting place. Inside
the temple services of solemn and i'm
pressive nature will be held. The
Banda Rosa band has been engaged for
the occasion. At the Memorial day SER
Vices last year more than 600 persons
were in attendance, and half as many
more were, for lack of room, turned
away from the Seaside theater, where
the services were held.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-27
HOPE TO FINISH
CHARTER FRIDAY
ALL-DAY SESSION OF BOARD
EXPECTED
Question Of Time Of Holding Election
Not Yet Decided and Freeholders
Are Divided on Propo-
ston

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Nov. 26.-It is prob
able that the new city charter will be
completed next Friday, At least the
members of the board Of freeholders
agreed this afternoon to meet next
Friday morning at $3.50 O'Clock and
stay with the instrument until the
finishing touches shall have been put
to IL. It is expected that this will
mean an all-day session and will prob
ably cause the work to be pushed well
into the small hours of the morning,
but the Importance of completing their
work has impressed itself upon the
board and they say that the coming
session will be the last in the work
of preparation.
The members are still divided on the
question of whether the municipal
election shall be held in April or not
until December. There are many citi-
zens who will vote against the charter
II 1t provides for the early election
because they feel that the present
board of trustees will not have had a
fair show to carry out proposed NUM-
cipal improvements
Accordingly the board of freeholders
are fearful that the charter will be
uNLtdDcu lOI lnlS IGdSOll anu lHt lbl6l
election proposition is gaining sup
porters among them daily j. A.
Miller, secretary of both the board of
freehoders and the chamber of com-
merce; Stephen Townsend and +. A.
Grove have signified their desire for
the late election. There is a rumor
that certain members of the board
favor an early election because they
have personal ambitions toward get
ting some of the new offices provided
for in the charter, If the charter pro-
vides for the late election it will un-
doubtedly carry it is said. There has
been little expression of opinion that
the mayor should be given less than
$500 year salary, as the charter pro-
vides, but this objection is not thought
to be a strong one.
One interesting feature of the charter
election and one which, it is expected,
will cause a heavy vote to be polled
will be the submission to the voters of
an alternative proposition to allow the
sale of liquors in hotels. AS to wheth-
er such licenses shall be issued will
be decided by a separate yes and no
vote. Otherwise the entire charter
will be voted upon as a whole.
The new charter will be presented to
the coming legislature at the earliest
possible moment.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-27
QUIET PASADENA
HAS SENSATION
HUSBAND. DENIES CHARGES
IN COURT
Jury Dlsagrees, Eight Voting for
AcquIttaI and Four for Convlc-
tion--Denies Woman in
the Case
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Nov. 26.-The most sem
sational action ever tried in Pasadena
held attention in Justice McDonald's
court this afternoon when Mrs. Hyrel
c. Gill had hearing of her charge
that her husband George A. Gill. had
not contributed to her support or the
support of their child for some weeks
The charge against Gill was one of
omission to provide and after some
dellberation the jury reported that no
agreement could possibly be reached.
1t is understood that the jury polled
eight for acqulttal and four for con-
Viction when the last ballot was cast.
Mrs. Gill is the woman who some
weeks ago created sensation at Re
dondo by having an alteration with
her husband, whom she charged was
stopping with another woman. A
rather disgraceful scene is charged to
the couple on that occasion.
The most sensational features of the
case today were the letters introduced.
In these letters GIL says that he will
starve rather than do anything for his
wife; that she has ruined his life and
"killed" him and put him on the hog"
He also says that "if man ever does
hate a woman 1 do certainly hate
you.'
In retaliation letter from Mrs. Gill
was also introduced in which she mem
tions enough unpaid bills to partly ex-
plain why George left home, However,
her letters were the more dignified of
the two.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Gill got into
lively little squabble as to whether or
not the wife had abStracted S14.75 from
his trousers pockets while he slept on
the evening previous to his last de-
parture. He also charged that she had
taken several articles rightfully belong
ing to him and had refused to turn over
the goods.
An effort was made to show that Gill
is at present sequestering in the sun
shine of other society. This testimony
Gill resented much more than he did
any illusions rejecting on his lawful
wife. In fact, he rose to champion the
cause in a truly remarkable manner as
with flashing eyes he denied that there
is any other woman in the case at all.