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navy yard, mas returned 70 duty aLLeF
a leave of absence.
The commandment Of the navy yard,
Capt. +. H. C. Leutze. l.. S n. and
the members Of his family, have left
the CITY TO spend a vacation Of
a leave Of absence.
Fireman Ward. Of No. & engine com
pany.- is now on his furlOugh. He VIII
spend his vacation at Norfolk and Ocean
View Va. with his wife.
Joseph F. Arth and E. Titus have re-
turned the city after a delightful vaca-
tion of several weeks. They took the
sea trip to Boston. and visited in
number Of places in Massachusetts. on
their return trip they stopped at New
York, Jersey City, Philadelphia, Balti
more. and Atlantic City
The Misses Bette and Nellie Marshall.
Of SIC j street southeast, have returned
20 the city, after a visit 20 relatives IN
Charles county. Md.
Mrs. Emmett F. Bunyea, in company
with Miss Sadie b. stryker. both OF
Capitol HILL have left the city. on a
trip 10 Brooklyn. n. Y. and Brighton
Beach.
Miss Helen Paul. of 1857 Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast, is spending
short vacation in MorTistown. Pa.
Miss Bertha Crawford. of GU z street
southeast. Is visiting in New York.
Mrs Joseph F. Arth and son. Archi-
bald. of A street southeast. have re-
turned to the city from their country
place. Twin Cedar Farm. in Roanoke
county. Nd.
Mrs Boiseau. Of HS c street south
east. is entertaining as her guest. her
nephew. Henry Weiser, Of Baltimore
William Buckingham and Wife. OF
Southeast Washington, are spending
their vacation at Green Briar Springs.
W. Va. They will return about Sep
TENDER 1. when Mr.. Buckingham viii
resume his duties as a member OF
Chase's theater orchestra
Miss Mamie Flynn. Of Pennsylvania
avenue southeast. has returned from a
pleasant vacation spent at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. AIbrecht, of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast, has returned from a
ten days stay at Atlantic City. The
members Of Mrs. Albrechts family will
leave the city about September ! for a
vacation at the New Jersey resort
George Winters. OF 132 c street south
east, has left the city on an extended
trip through the East. He will make
stops in Boston, New York, Phladel-
phia, and Atlantic City. and will meet
his brother Louis, at the latter place.
Mrs. Alice Vansant, of c street south
east VIII leave the city about the first
of next month for a months stay in
the mountains.
f. V. Rice and his sister, Miss Ethel
Rice, have left the city to spend a
vacation OF several weeks al Atlantic
City.
Edward F. Albert. OF Albert's drug
store, corner Second and 3 streets
southeast, returned TO the city last We'd
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Mrs. Jones and her two daughters. Of
SOS Fifth street northeast, are visiting
her mother in Baltimore.
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Miss Bertha Perkins, OF X street
southeast, has left the city for Char
lottesville, Va, for a stay of several
weeks. She viii visit in several other
places I'm the South before returning
home.
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Miss Maggie Larcombe is spending a
pleasant vacation at the home of her
brother-in-law. DR.. II. n. CrandaI. at
West Springfield, Pa.
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'TAIZ01nATaT9k

Elder e W. Farnsworth. who has
been very IN al the college across the
Sligo. is now tIe guest, with his wife.
Of Mrs. A. G. Daniels. on Blair road.
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Mr. and Mrs. SuJler. accompanied by
their two daughters. are I'm HRgersJown-
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AIeXaTldr1a

Lawrence wellington Ross. who has
been visiting at Colonial Beach, has re-
turned
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Edward Quinn, Mrs William II
Quinn, Mrs. F. T. Quinn. and Mrs. JET
ferson Aitcheson spent last week al
Atlantic City.
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George Guest. Of Southeast Washing
ton. who Is purser Of the steamer Harry
Randall. on the lower river route was
recently confined TO mis- home by illness.
He has just resumed his duties on the
river
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a building permit has been issued by
Inspector Ashford 10 the trustees OF
the Church Of the At0nement. TO erect
"a tower at the corner OF Rhode Island
avenue and North Capitol street. The
cost Of the tower IS estimated at 81, 100
ne contract work is being done by
Kemp & Kennedy. and the ARCHITECTURAL
work by Magner &. NnUans
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After a delightful stay Of two weeks
at Colonial Beach, Va, Miss Irene Ag-
new. Of 2O9 c street southeast, has re-
turned to the gity.
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n. j., to attend the camp meeting ser
vices held there. Among those who
made the trip we='e Arthur 3, Suit. Mrs.
Minnie Arnold, Mrs. T. J. Murray and
family, MIR. and Mrs Z. A. J. William
son. Mrs. Hattie Nicholson and family,
Mrs. Julia A. Dory. Mrs. McIlhenney.
Mrs. Clara Williamson, Mrs. Carrie Emo,
and Mr. and Mrs. George w. King.
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An order has heen issued by the
Commissioners for the locating Of a
number Of naphtha lamps on the Nay
Tor road, between Minnesota avenue and
Good Hope road. The Naylor road Is
the only road in this locality for which
lights have not been provided.
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Owing to the necessity Of a surgical
operation which he had to undergo Let
ter Carrier William z. Smoot. OF the
AracOstia free delivery station, has been
obliged to secure an extended leave Of
absence. Carrier w. Z. Cheesboro who
was first appointed to All the place
caused by Carrier Shoots absence, is
still occupying the position.
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Mrs. Mcmahon and sister. Miss Kate
Baier. Of 1895 Fifth street northwest.
will return September from Richmond,
Va
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W. o. Hammett, OF d street, has re-
turned 10 his home from the country
where he spent a short vacation.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Edward F. Albert. OF Albert's drug
store corner Second and Z streets
southeast, returned TO the city last We'd
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Mrs. BaeT, whose permanent home IS
N the OneOnta. is at present stopping
with her mother on Eighth street
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Miss Bena stratton, who has Deen
visiting IN Lynchburg. has returned
home.
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f. V. Rice and his sister, Miss Ethel
Rice, have left the city to spend a
vacation OF several weeks at Atlantic
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Among the Washingtonians at the
Hcnlopen, RehobOth. Del, are Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Ballon, of 1875 L street north
U1ast From there they will make a
short stay at Atlantic City.
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V. IT. Lucas. of Carroll avenue. spent
Sunday with friends IN Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Frank Pullin. OF Alexandria, last week
visited friends IN Augusta county.
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There is a large number OF Demo
Gratis in this section. and consequently
considerable interest is being taken in
the arrangements for the reception 70
be given Mr.. Bryan IN New York on
the Goth Of tGis month. Thomas J.
Moore. a prominent resident OF this
place. is a member Of the committee
that has been appointed in the District
OF Columbia 20 assist IN the movement
Mr.. Moore will go TO New York him
self. and will probably be accompanied
by a number Of citizens from this
locality.
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A wedding OF much interest to resi-
dents OF this section was soiemnized
Thursday evening. August q. when Miss
Minnie l.. Pyles. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William D. Pyles. and Edison w
Briggs. were m-rried by the Rev
Charles o. Isaac pastor Of the Anacostia.
Methodist Episcopal Church The cere-
mony was performed ct the brides
home, FsirmOnt Manor. Prince George
county. Md. The bride has large cir
Gle of friends in AnaCostiR, and a num-
Der OF them were present at the cere-
mOny. A reception was held after the
ceremony and later in the evening Mr.
and Mrs. Briggs left the city for we'd
ding trip 20 Niagara.
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John Bell and NorvaI Watkins, of G.
street southeast, are enjoying a vacation
at Cane NAV n j
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Mrs. n. V. sheppersnn. Of RIchmoad
who has been visiting in this city. has
returned home
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Joseph r. Arth and E. Titus have re-
turned the city after a delightful vaca-
ton of several weeks. They took the
sea trip to Boston and visited in
number Of places in Massachusetts. On
their return trip they stopped at New
York. Jersey City. Philadelphia Balti-
more. and Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Policeman ]. Chris GIL. who has been
confined to his home, Is able to be out
again.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

John W. Larcombe. of 24s Eighth
street southeast. Is taking mis- vacation
in the form Ola trip 10 several places
along the Potomac and to Baltimore.
He will stop at Colonial Beach and Sol
omOn's Island.
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Stephen Taylor and family have re-
turned from a visit to Colonial Beach.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mrs William Watkins. OF Cedar street.
is in Milton, Pa. with her daughters
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bald. of street southeast. have re-
turned to the city from their country
place. Twin Cedar Farm. in Roanoke
county. Nd.
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L Cohen and family, % go L street
northwest. have spent a delightful sum
mer AT Kensington. Nd. They Will visit
Atlantic City and New York IN Septem-
Der.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mrs Alice Vansant. of c street south
east VIII leave the city about the first
of next month for a months stay in
the mountains.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mrs. George wilcox, Of 5ls l. street
northwest, is now at Newport and VIII
open her house September !.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

The daughters OF Mr.. Priest, OF Carroll,
who have been visiting two or three
months at Lincoln. Neb.. returned re-
Gently 20 their home
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mrs. Taylor has moved to Washing
ton
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss Isabel Shelton IL staying at At
lantic City with her mother. Mrs. George
B. Shelton, and Miss Leila Schroeder.
The party Will not return until the lat
ter part Of September.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

The funeral Of Capt. Alexander r. p
Toncray. Of 20 n street northwest. was
held at his residence and the g. a. r.
took charge Of the services at Airing
ton. His sudden death is a great shock
20 his many friends. and his loss is
deeply felt in the locality in which he
lived.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss Bertha Crawford. Of 627 r street
southeast. Is visiting in New York.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

DR.. and Mrs. T Marshall Jones. who
have been at Atlantic City, have return
ed home.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Last Wednesday and Thursday Mrs.
Burdette, Of Piney Branch road, visited
relatives In Chew Chase.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mr.. Powell. of I. street northwest, is
making a short stay in Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss Marie Fannon has returned
from visit TO New York and Atlantic
City
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mrs Wentworth. of Battle Greek,
Mich, visited last Wednesday Professor
and Mrs Wilkinson. on Butternut
street.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

A, system of sewers will soon he in
stalled adjoining Randle Highlands. as
recently ordered by the Commissioners
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

John G. Graham and Charles S. How
ell last week spent some time at At
lantic City.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mrs Emmett r. Bunyea. in company
/ with Miss Sadie b. Stryker. both OF
Capitol Hill. have left the city, on a
I trip 10 Brooklyn. \. Y. and Brighton
I Raaon
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mrs J. H. Siggers and daughter,
Edith. OF 1907 North Capitol street. left
Thursday for Media, Pa. Mr.. Siggers.
will join them September 1. and they
will visit Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss Helen Paul. of 1857 Pennsyi-
vania avenue southeast, is spending
short vacation IN MorristOwn. Pa.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mrs. Ford. who has Ell living on the
corner of Tulip and Maple avenues
moved Friday 10 New York
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

The Misses Bette and Nellie Marshall.
Of 5l6 y street southeast, have returned
20 the city, after a visit 20 relatives IN
Charles county. Md.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mrs. BaeT whose permanent home IS
IN the Oneonta. is at present stopping
with her mother on Eighth street
Miss Dali has returned 70 her home
l45 r street northeast
Miss Florence hurry of the Oneiaa,
is out of the city. Miss hurry is a
student at the Woman's College. Bal
timore.
Mr.. Edgingtou. who is at his summer
home. expects TO return 20 his home in
the Owasco. in September
DR.. ". T. Thompson, pastor Of the
lexington Presbyterian Church. is out
OF town He Will be at home, the OWas-
CO. in September.
Mrs. Steward. OF the OWasco. is visit
ing in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Sterling. of the Randolph. IS tour
ing through the West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Champlin. Of tho RAN
dolph. are in Michigan
Frank Bielash, of 10 X street north
east. is with his brother, Bruce Bielash'
at St. Michaeis
Miss Ruth Bielash returned 10 her
home last SATURDAY
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Mrs Boiseau, Of Dc c street south
east. is entertaining as her guest. her
nephew. Henry Weiser. Of Baltimore
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George Winters, OF 132 G street south
east, has left the city on an extended
trip through the East. He will make
stops in Boston. New York. Philadel-
phia, and Atlantic City. and viii meet
his brother Louis, at the latter place.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mrs Robert Crook and son last week
paid a visit to Mrs. Albert Henderson,
On New York
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Joseph l. Lyons, OF COS North Carolina
avenue southeast. is spending his vaca-
ton at Atlantic City
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss May Hendricks. Of q r street
northwest. Wall return in September
after a delightful season spent with
Mrs. Frances Gregory al her summer
cottage IN jamestown
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Mrs. Frank Grim and little son. and
Mrs. Hanna Stevens. Of Chicago. are
having a delightful visit at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. n. Jones. Us I street
northwest.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Charles c. Williams, Of = Rhode
Island avenue northwest. Will spend
three weeks Al Msrthas Vineyard, Mass
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss Petersen has Just returned. after
a pleasant stay at St Georges Island,
Md. Her sister. Eleanor. visited At
lantic City
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss Dali has returned 70 her home.
l45 r street northeast
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss May Hellmuth last week was the
guest OF the Misses Feuchtenberger in
Charlottesville.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Swaine spent a
short time last week at Round Hin.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Mrs, AIbrecht, of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast, has returned from a
ten days stay at Atlantic City. The
members of Mrs. Albrecht's family will
leave the city about September ! for a
vacation at the New Jersey resort
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Miss Matte CaIlan has returned from
1 visit 10 Niagara Fails and Buffalo.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-30
ISAAC SLAYERS'I
ARE FOUND GUILTY
.e.as~ 2 :. " - :. -
Two Of Italians who Slew Pres.
,e>-cott Constable Convicted
-.~ of Manslaughter.
Special, to The journal.

Ellsworth, Wis, Nov. 3O-All but
two OF the nineteen italian defendants
tried for the killing Of Constable Isaac
not guilty by the jury of twelve at 10
O'Clock today. The two, Seragusa, the
leader OF the gang, and John Demma,
were convicted of -manslaughter in the
third degree. The penalty is from two
to- four years in the penitentiary.
The jury was out forty hours before
agreeing upon a verdict. The defense
presented evidence to show that Isaac
was. not duly qualified to arrest the
Italians for violating the game laws of
the tn ,s state t and that they were to more
resistance to him. This part of the evil
dence was emphasized by the judge in
weight with the jurors. = = -
The escape of 80 many of the de-
fendants and the rather light sentence
that will be imposed upon the twain
approval OF those Who ps attended Iesa the
trial in this city. At Prescott. how.
ever, the feeling is altogether differ
emit. Many Prescott men believe that
justice has miscarried.
It is expected that the Italians &C.
quilted will leave some time today for
Chicago. They are delighted with the
outcome of the case. =
That Seragusa's troubles are by no
means ended has been further fndi-
Gated by the receipt of letter from
authorities in New York which indi-,
Gates pretty plainly that he killed a
girl In that city on-Nov. %, 1902. The
officials. Of New y ork insist that he
be turned over to them when he has
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-30
CROP BLOCKADE STIRS FARGO
RAILROADS EXCUSES OUBTFD
Most Conservative Estimate Shows 81 Per Cent Of North a
kota's Crop Still Unmoved-- Non Competitive
" Points Complain Most Bitterly
From a STAFF Correspondent,

From a STAFF Correspondent, ~
Fargo, N. D., Nov. ,30.---All Fargo is
wrought. up over the railroad situation.
disappointment. dissatisfaction and lis
Gotnragemfent, long felt, are erystalizing
the business sentiment here as gagged
by representative men is to find. express
sion later upon the Legislative. floors,
some OF the most drastic North Dakota
railroad legislation ever known may. be
expected. '-s..-',,. =, 49,! -, :,
No city in this .ptate comes in closer
touch with conditions in the country
None has wider or more diversified in
terests, or greater opportunity for OBJ
tanning information. Fargo is wide
gage town. It's business men hold
views beyond the mere local range Of
Wn9fe country is, prosperous, that the
railroads have much to, do, and thew
would be the last to. expect the inpossii-
pie. Every restriction put upon them.
py the roads has been accepted without,
demur and every allowance, has been
made for the effect of, pressure upon
the carriers, but they are coming at
last to, feel that the plea Of pressure
to cover a :wi1ful neglect OF the north,
west and has cloaked and covered the
financial policy of minimum of SER
vice: consistent with safety and de.
termination, regardless Of general e.
feet, to move the greatest possible ton
mage at the least possible expense. Il
Relief Must Come Soon. =.
Fargo 3 hinterland is tied SUD, - Far
go's business interests want the rail
roads to. take away the obstruction and
permit commerce to flow along in "a nor
NAL way. They want the farmer to
get show, for Fargo lives by the farm
en- They no longer have patience with
the statements Of the railroads that
they can do no better. Frankly, thew
no longer believe it. Indications are
tention to serving this: North Dakota
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tradition papers. which are to be sent
The government will prosecute the
case with vigor. Photographs and q
detailed description Of Dora Bennis
have been forwarded to washinaton
Tor the use Of officials in following
Hall and his vessel.
The United States Pacific squadron
IS due IN these waters soon, and q re-
port has been received here that the
cruiser Boston IS to be sent after the
Rover. S.,
The girl, it Is said, was induced to-
go on board the schooner by an offer
of $40 month to accompany Hall to
.Capistrano as servant. The captain
did not hold clearance papers from this.
port and Dora Dennis went on board
at point of Coronado; Instead Of
schooner apparently was turned south
and the girl carried away from homo
and friends.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-30
FLEET FOR THE PACIFIC 7
Plans Made for the Division Of the
Naval Fighting Force.

Washington, Nov. 3o.-Completion oA
plans to divide the naval fighting forcs
Of the United States into two POWERFUL
fleets, one to be assigned to Pacific
waters, is announced in the report Oh
Rear Admiral Converse, chief Of the
bureau Of navigation today. Our reJ
ssponstbilities In the Philippines and id
the far east generally make this atrate!
getic division necessary, ne says, Ad.
'miral Converse also recommends thai
the rank Of vice admiral be revived.
two Of these commanders being needed
to head the Atlantic and Pacific fleets.
Another recommendation is the with.
drawal Of marines from battleships, I'd
being said that the service would BE-
regard the marines az police. The
character Of the present man-o wars
men makes 1t unnecessary to preservd
this branch Of the service.
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smallsFart Of crop 81; sMoyed !

with 8 loud noise. = e. TO u1op
IN .{.ass. 5ssF.sGt2&& ). sso.:<.1E
- -, " small a Fart art Of Crop Moved. "
/ - Reforro' n a.. ii ,,.st
s,ory; cotG ba 9yeH me agllalon for better
FarGo oo b, maH saatsea Y minneapolis the
inf or1n G thamss1va men aad taken steps to
head Of one mercantile hoase here ESTE mte
III bo s' ~ cens - Tue crop mas
Hons oeea ! M ;1sfa ,peyonq country sta
i * nor nant man says there
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is PUBLICITY HAVING
=. t,.... THE DESIRED EFFECT.

: - :!
~. Grain receipts recorded today
show a slight gain as compared
with last years figures. They in
dicate that possibly ThesJ Jour
nails campaign Of publicity on
the car situation is having some ef-
feet upon the railroads whose neg
lect In moving this years crop has
deprived the farmers of the right.
ful use of their produce. It is sig
ntfcant that of the six grains
shown in receipts, the largest. In
crease Is that Of forty cars in
wheat. Today's figures cover two
DAYS, yesterday being a holiday,
but inasmuch as last years figures
also cover two days, the conapari.
son Is fair. Here is the table for
both minneapolis and Duluth:
MINNEAPOLIS RECEIPTS
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GUNBOAT MAY CHASE SHIP
TO SAVE KIDNAPPED Girl,
Governor Appeals to the President Assist in Capture Of
Captain Who Holds California Miss
Journal snecial sarxioe.,

Journal Special Service. ...
San Diego, CAL, Nov. 3o.-Within a
few days United States cruiser may
be securing the seas off the lower Cali
fornia coast in search Of the notorious
sGhSoneE s,,, Bower and its owner. Gaptain
wanted and for which Governor Pardee
has appealed to the government at
Washington for aid, is the alleged
kidnapping of IA young girl, Dora
Dennis Of this city E So '7':t 5f%5ss.:
5 Marco Dennis, father Of the girl, has
received a pitiful appeal for help from from:
his daughter. She tells of her trent,
.ment at the hands.of Captain Halt and
tpathetically begs her father to enlist
the aid Of friends to rescue her from.
the clutches Of the man she declares IL
trying to force his unwelcome atten-
tions on her.
The letter was mailed at San QUEEN
tin, in Lower Calf ornia. and the help
less girl lis supposed to have been aided
ito mail it, by q woman who passed as
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GULF OUTLET FOR HILL
Deal with louisville & Nashville Val
II liable to Northern Lines.

. Padncah, KY. Nov. ao-A gulf out
let for the Hill lines and the New y ork
Central system, by means of con-
nection with the. Louisville & Nash
vile, at Metropolis, ILL.,, is the prospect
for next summer. Engineers are al
ready in, the field. =,
The plan is to build joint extension
for the Burlington and Big Four from
!Harr!sburg, IL, to Metropolis, which
Big -Four; and Burlington connect g
Harrisburg.