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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30
Bon sram umo soa,ter erfaIaaeu.

Sn SanopiB Bel Srieoet bat ii9 elm
srGBli6er @prfou ereisnet. Der 50
Sabre aIte 9anopirt9 Sofef &onfpica
DurOe ppn feiner 6rau, isinsr So9tsr
uno benz in ieinem 9drie t~pobnenoen
@ftermisther Ssnas 8obaeet ermor~
oct. l1e6er Die enti.Bli9e 8luttbui
peroen folsenbe @inselbeitsn semelbet:
Spief 8outpica fam Dor einisen Sagsn
Ibenos ettpas anse6eitert na& Sauie
unb ssrietb nit ieiner 5rau in Strsit.
sic ma9te tbm @orpiirfe tpesenGelo.
peri9penbung unb besann, i'm 81
priigeln. &onpica geristb in 3orn
un0 Orobte feiner 6rau unb ieinsr sr=
padienen Sp9ter, .bab sr tie nit eis
mem Meher erite6en fperoe. @uf aie
9ilferufe Der 5rausn elite Der i'm
9aufe ais 4fiermietber pobnenoe go
Sabre ulte Sgnaa 8obacef berbei. Die
brei itiirSten ft9 III uuf 8pntpica unb
mar en- i'm gu 8ooen, mo ibn Die Sod
ter feItbielt. Seine Satin bolte oann
einsn ftartsn 9olspriigel uno ihlug
bdmit 10 lange auf BEN auf Dem SoGen
2ieQcnben los, Dis er bepubtlos muir
be. Sn ibrer Wutb mari Die Srlu
Dem. 8epubtlpien nod mebrere Ss>
f6irritiide an ben &opf, 10 oub er aus
mebreren tlaffen0en Bunoen blutefs.
S9Iiebli9 i6leuoerte Die Srau Die
brsnnenOe 2ampe mad ibrem Wlanns.
Sus aus Der Campo flieBenoe petro<
leum entSiinosts ii6, unb iufort branns
ten 6ie aleioer bes 8enubtloIen in bel
len 6lammen. Na9osm man ods6eIer
erftidt bate, mar &pnpicd to0t. @s
puroe raid bei6lohen, fGmmtlthe
Gpuren Der Shat gu Derpii6en. Wtan
entfernte Die Reite Der bulbperbranu=
ten &leiSer, 0ie 8obdcet i'm @arten
unter einem Saume pergrub. Damn
puroe bic 2eiGe neu angetleioet, Der
toote &onpica duf cine 8ont 5um
Slide seisbt uno feline unterarms auf
benz Slide uufsefprei5t, INN linn einen
Salt gu geben. &nnu &onfptcd bolte
bierauf mebrsre Na46arn berbei, oentn
lie iammernS sraGblte, ibr Mann iibe
bei Slide, obne ii9 gu riibren, als Oh
er tp6t p6re. Die 2eute bemibtan
fi9, bic @~nseb0rigen iiber Sen i4pss
rem @erluit gu trOften. grit Der @rat
entosdte am &Orper Die Spuren Der
f9tperen Mibbunbluneen uno perans
labte Die geridtli9e Ob0uttion. BEL
pel9er Ser setpaltiame Sob beg @er<
bli6enen fonitatirt tpurbe. 4uf @runo
Ger interchangeable erfolste
Ole @erhoItung Der So0tI9lGger.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30
SaS @~im;ipcien Nortpeeeus uno
SdtpeoenS

erbGlt binii9tli9 6es 4subern ser
MinSen cine rs9t bur9greifenoe Ser
dnoerung. Sn Hortpesen TT Der Ine
fang sema9t poroen, unb Dem &Onig
Saaton miro i9on in ben nd9tsn
3asen bic rite neue Minse iiberreiht
psrben. gs 1T elm Oere=Stiid, bas
auf Der 0oroerieite bas rleue Rei4sz
happen umgeben BON Der Namense
differ 6es &Dnies Seist. l1eber bas
@eprGss Der iibriesn Miinasn piro
Die gntI9etOuns in nd9fter 3eit ses
troffen perOen, bod ftebt bereits 10
Diel fet, bab Die so Stiide auf
Der einen Settle 6ds 8ilonib oes aD<
nigs 9aafpn uno auf Der anoeren bas
nortpegii9e &ei6spapper tragen iolz
len. Sur Grinnerung an Die Sprens
gune Ser Union erI9etnen in Sturgeon
3peiz8ronenftiide NIT entipre4enoen
Sni9riften. 4nIdbli9 Der &rDnung
pirb cine 8r0nunesmeoai1e ssprdst
un0 nd9 Der Jeier bonn &0nig pers
tbeilt peroen. sic trdst auf Der eiz
men Settle 6as Soppelbilb Ns 8Dz
nisspaares in ppnem8rDnungsf6mud
uno auf Der anoern Settle 6as Datum,
oas iibri9ens Bis ieBt nod ni9t feif<
iteht. Wit Der Seititsaung Der neuen
Miin5en S9pebens par cine 8om=
miiiion 6si6Gftiet. Die r.a. oen Miin5s
hireftor urb Gei9suntiquar gu Mtt.
elisoern adhlt unb in ibrem 8ori9lds
als @prbiIb Die f90nen idpeoifben
Miinaen oes Is. unb 17.Sabr6unberts
empfie6lt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30
Ser9ftnrs en- Ser WoieIbabn.

3nii9en 9absnport unb go6cm
loite ii4 elm gang setpaltiser 5elsblod
bon Den Bergen oes Moielee,dnoes
unb ~itiirSte unter 0onnergepOltsr nies
Der. Ser Jelsblod serrib Die mebrers
Meter bobe b0l5erne Saubpanb ME
Papier. 5erbra9 sinen brei Meter bos
ben uno stpei Meter breitsn Steins
pfeiler, als oh es elm 9ol5apfel gene
len pGre, berbos bic GGienen bes
8ahnoammes unO itirSte, einen She'll
6ss 8d6nuberbauss nit fid reibeno, in
Die bonsebenbe Moiel. Dies eefd,ab
sttpa cine @iertelitunbe Dor Gintrsffsn
oes fdIIigen @~iterausss. orei @ierteI=
ltun ZEN ipGter ioQte Der S9neasue
Paris-&1Hei bie Strede oilr9fabren.
Our4 Die umiiht 0es StreG ,aipdrters
tonnte Der @iiterSus gum 9altsn se=
braHt peroen, unb 0anf 0em b. -jiisz
lid sei9ulten giIenbabrperipnal aes
fang IS, ben S4nenaus idpn na4 si@
ner Stunbe ourdsulaFen. pa fi9
AUDI on anoeren @tellen Der Mpislz
balm 9oblena-Srier GelsabbrOdslln<
gen Seistsn, Die bur9 bus sssentpdrtise
Sbaufpetter febr begiinitist peroen.
sGBt bic gifenbabnOireftion iiberun
peinlidite &ebifienen pornebmen. 6dt<
te Der Gelsblpd einen porbeifabrenoen
3us setroffen, tpGre bieisr obne .3psi>
fel entsleiff, unD einise Wasen fpdren
Iiner in bic Mpfel oeifiirat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30

sugar Gursh G@txiex - Grps naafssa1:
le-2O Bfunb 1874: IL Dfsxb l82e: l0-N
Qfunb l8i: 8peste nualtx A0-l6 pixkh
iaae; 10 Pfunb l2le ; IA Sismb l21e ; 10
pfanb 24e.
GaIifornsf4e 64uaem-6 bic 8 ]funo sae;
Q bis Il 4fsnb o.
Spe6-aIare esttes. 90 - 20 pfnsb tm
Dur@i&miH. lie; 2ass 9stea. 70 ID 90
, unb. lie; &iass Dsusss, - - 60 pfuth.
l0a:; Is Bis % In. lie: II bB lS 4isnb,
lac; s!ass Na6sa. Q, ~ 60 vsxA. lite;
ai6sa 10 Bio is Pisab ll2e; &ws Naasx .
ID 8 9furts TIE
SrAtfa&e pe6-NGG oHHtRGarsb l7}e
espablter euear Gsrsb 171e, ~ 1huxb Ia
Dnr4i&nttt l6e ebS . phnh n Dxsas
t9att l8le; 10 - - *hmb h Dur4f@mit
I ie; s pfasb In Dar4fQattHt, f4Md, llle.
8 ptmab Ia Cus4i4stk. f4mat. lole.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30

Nsu BORT: vNmsriea" bon Warisilss
unb ct. Widaels; "@alebonia"
bon GLASGOW.
Brotpbeab (pafirt): Y2aifer @ilbslm
bsr 3ueiis", fdr plsmoutb uni
Bremen, BON Nep Dort.
Mobile: vgolumbin" bon Netu gorf.
fur Glasgow.
Queenstown: ,umbria" bon Seen
BORT, far 2iuerpOoI; n2ueania",
bon 2irerpoOl, mad Heu BORT.
2iberpool: Canadian" nod Bolton.
pIpmoutb: vSt. paul", bon Nsu
BORT, fur Southampton.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30

eped. ensI.-OewdbItH, 8 bs 10 Rtsnh
ta Dar9i9nitt, l4le; IL ID IL Rtrmb tu
Dar4f&nttt. 12Se.
0eoorrtes NtxbfieH4 - S@wiss, rso,
eetss ls}e: A~ubsfsttex 1oe; Ssxcxf. IA
3Ro4eI 13he.
S@naab - n Iierees5 Il. Dual. l0ls: q,
0naIttdt 9ae: 3. naaIttdt Gle
o&uItern-GxsI. Gureb, 10 bH 20 Blush
TN Dur@i@nst, SIC; ls pfuxs Dzr@f@mttt,
&c, 10 bts IL pfumb sae.
ospo6eItes e~@ust1eiead - kao@nIotss
Tanep Big $1,000; 3larss Deax Sls.0 90; Surp
y $500; Short GIeas $3.50; Earrpf
SIG. 90.
MRrfte 0erdu@erts Uratuura Ss.
6rantfarter 73e; Bologna h Edruss 7}s. 10
xu4 6Ke.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30
Oetrd0e.

Besex - SO. 3 rotber S., auf Ofes
fen, s2e pom RabIen; 80. 8 rp.hr s2e,
MpriI, SIC; Rasexuebex sle.
4oru (neues) - 20. l usas 49s; 70. Q
pesS 48e; 30. 8 weib 49,: so. 4 uab.
48e; 70. Q wetb seuuf@t 40; Rs. Q
wetb conflict 4Ss; 80. 1 wds sam,ie.
47e; 30. 2 seIb 4oc; 70. 8 oeb 20
70. IL geld 46e; SO. sersiq& 40;
20. 8 aeuai&t 4Se; 70. Z seuffQt 47e ;
3cbe1 49,.
eafer- 30. 3 wetter a4; 70. Q rstssi
3d.; 30. 2 oemt4ter 31}e; 70. 8 ss~H4ssu
Bic.
Hu - 80. / atnptbb s12. 100; 10.
3, 5000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30

.Sri@es Rinbaet&-BsaIs4e eHess So 81
8&e; beige etiese 73--7is; btsRes pttsoes
abO Biz bn0 Afuxh 7e; btefee &a9s l00
bts $50 Efunh 53e Habe 80 b 60 $f'sxo
&C.: Sner gorherpiestsI &, 0aez etktess
pisrteI l0}e, stxb o~txtaraest6 &c. Rtxb
BorberpiateI &c. aas4 Bortespsersel 4aS, Sss9
0snterpserteI IL.
SriiGes xaItffett@-46Iba 1Sss ctatss'
pterteI loo. BorberpierteI e3e.
Trtf9es S4efHei4 - Sdnsnsss pa Btxao
12c : e@ait S3e: 3@eatd l6e; nod. akk
16e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30
G6mereteaS

gepdbIter Tirnotbp sl.s6-1.s0.
Drbtndrer BIB gutter Ttasotbp sl.60-l.B.
Rotter 2leefamen IS $3.50.
gnslii&er RIeeionter $3.50.
AIftte 4Ieefamen $6.00-s.b6
alfalfa RIeeiamen So. 00-10.00.
Weiber Rieeiamen $500.
Sancb 3entudp WIamsras S1.50-l.76.
8Iaasrss IN ebaff 7be.
GnsIt@es WIausras 81. 80.
Dr&arb @ras $1.70-1.86.
Reb 7op h Gbaf 75c-$l.2e.
9aTer Rom 75e-$1.00.
antber 3u&errobr S0nsea S1.00-l.1.
@eiber 9oferiarnen 40c
Sribiabrs @erfe $1.26.
Deibes unb seIbes Rom $l.oC-L25.
Heb Cob @nfIase $1.10-1.25.
@ou peos $l.76.
Niuet $1.20 BIB t1.86.
SrabiabrssDe sen $1.4o.
eetswiebeI, weibe, seIbe uuo rotbs $40
pee HifbeI.
eaB 5 8artoffeI, seIbe Seriep, Bermuda,
seIbe Naniemonb unb iahIt&e Queen S8.0Bt.f
6at; rotbe Raniemonb Se.76; B~rafsaxtf4s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30
Nsm Daee1sRess,.

xsaotSS-Bertmsfspreie: I'll oo-1I.s0.
giQst - Eerfmafspreie: -. 00--fe.0o
BeIf&torn - Reriaufsprefe: fs ma ba
OuaIttdt, $3.50.
1afer-sef@dIt 8s-86e; IN bsz keeru
S8.O0-$9.N pss 5snme. sisusT 32-86s.
9trob-PreHe. ie mad BEN 0rah. b BAL
len, A.00-1.M.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30

Wie pflan5t man R o
Wuraelehte o6er niebris pers
eoelte Roien tperben spedmdbis 70 tiei
sepflan3t, bab Die untere 0erapeiauna
ooer Die Interchangeable fib in Der
Grbe befinoet. Man beust auf bieie
Dei1e Dem p6uisen Derf9ninben Der
pflanoen Dor. tpenn fe einmal pGbr.nh
bes @tnters bnr1 einen ifGrteren ssrofl
febr tief auridgefroren fino. '
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30

SnbianapsIis 2aHesBseds
Geu6bnI. bts gutter 1o-12e; prtua s,s 40
nd1lter H-16e Sancp 89S-8as, sorass
Deaou 10 BIB a2e. Sana 2s-s2e.
Sin pa6etsx:
eStofa $14.76, Sion $1G.76, JerIss glI,76
GaroeaS $1l. ~, OtIuortt1 Sl8. 20. Dxts
Sara HlenS $500, GIimar Saba gIenb
$14'76, Ouriea STATS.
Su6er-Domtnoes 7.47e; etld3uHes 8 80
SuIoerttrter 5.32e: XIII puIpertNris 5.S7.,
fetaer ~sranulirter 5.02e; Cubes SAC; Son,
fsctioners' U 6.07S Ribseuooe 4 4.s2s; 4lE
mtg 4 4.72e; empire II .s7e; SbsaI sytrs
0oISex 8 4.b7e; Htnbfor Ortra 9 4.67tI
&asseroos 6 I.43e: seIber 9 5:l2s; ID gel
bs LOT.
oetrOtnete Sra&te--Hepfa. On osr Con, ,
sstrsdnet. &c; Sobannesbeerex 7e bss 7As;
Gttron 1Se BIB l4e; RoRXex. 4 grppx. sn
Rtunb. 7, 8 0rown 73e, 4 Grora 7is fsu.
usenfreie Nebis 9e, California H,seassI T>As;
Guiana nc. tnrpssttrte euItaxa lie BIZ Ice
California xprtioisn 81 b8 l2s
Gffs-Ral go o.. zef). Sas. p 10 per
0aIone.
Ri6Ies-2400 I'm Sas SO; l2oo TIM Els
b: 1900 I'm asIbfeb $500; 200 10 6es
$3.50.
etdrte-Rsart, 8te, e4auptux OIot. l xxl
8 Rtgnb Radete 8. Rom. l BIB. Pa6es,
4H-6k.
Ganbp-7e etansen seusif9t &c; crps
esr semif&t &c; Banner 7wta ss; &tsas
Donbons 10e: SO. Q Cream sensi4t &C.
MHe-BrastI nea &c BIB 10e; 6fbsrts lss
Dianbeln IA: wei&i&aIsoe RaxeeIs los
Serbian RanoeIn lbe; 4sunlts &c bB tsS
ser6fete 7c BIB &c; GnsItf4e BaIxfHs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30

Aepf4 gute 2o4dpfeI $3.50 per Sos.
Bonanen $l.00-1.25; uetxe Te-tl.00.
Gttronen 33.25-8.60 pes ripe
Dranasn - $3.26--8.7E ter Rife.
Grobeeren 26-3ee has Nuort.
0emRfa
sparseI-loe eli, srobes gun&.
grine Bobnen-$8.C0-l.C0 Der Wribel.
Rotbe RAben lGe pei Dutenb Hun@es.
9raut - S55.00-70.00 per Tonne.
Neue Garrots-40e bas Outenb.
Gelerp-$6 Bis s. 30.
@urfen - $1.2, Der Dutenb.
SoIot - l2e per Nfu1b.
3wiebeIn - Motbe unb weibe $l.bo per
gfanb; epanii&s 8utsbsIa sl.sO
per Rife.
Dpfer gIant zoe PEI Dutexh.
SeterfsIie 1850 pei Dstsnh Das@es.
3artoHeIn - zoe - SOC pet Uaibel.
eastartpHeIm - gsrsinia $3.a6; SaIt''
more sac -2.75; Serisp $3.50 $i.OO
per Sab.
Habisis 2S-3k per Datexh.
SRbabarb $50 has Dutenb.
eptnat - 81 per Sab.
Eomatoes $500 per Grate.
TgmmeniobI $3.50 pei 0utenh.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30
Ser &oblengrdber Streif.
Mpd feine spnr pp1 Minter.
SussS nianmsnhuB. - Gsgen bic srpBeu aOrpOrafonen. = Swei ssi4en &C.
IHnbet. MurS in atutudp. - MatgRuiifet in ginrinuaf. -
GrpBe 0anner.

3utpiberbanblungen tperben nit
@elbbubsn bon 5000 fur cine Rorpo.
ration, refp. $1,000 FIR ieoen inbipi.
buelen Director, Der fir bts 3ablung
zines Rampaanebeitrags iftmut, bsIsst.
gs gilt FIR uabrf@einli&, BOB bic
Bill, Tel es In bisisr SaKune obsr nit
sinigsn Wooiftationsn. tn bsibsn Sdu.
fern CUR Mnnabms eelangenlpiro.
Or q i.W uitfef.
gincintati 20. April. Dos
Cincinnati Wai=W uhtfsf tpirb In ben
Sagert bonn l. Bis 6. Wai f~faitfinben.
Sir gbmarb glpar, Der 2onoonsr
CHORAL omponiR. tpirb 3pei ieiner
RompoFtionen, Der Sraum oss gss
rontius~ trnb Die alpofel" hiriqiren.
Cine gar3e Mnaabl bertibmtsr Sdnger
unb Elm GROCER g6or tpsrben Bel benz
Jsffe mituirten.
2ei4en unb.
@bicago o, %. ApriI. SIN gbt-
cago 5luB treibsno tpurbs1 beute bic
2ei9sn 3ueier Wanner I'm Nlter bon
unasfdbr Is bis so Sabren ssfunbsn.
aaem 9nf9eins nod tparsu bic 2si9sn
f9on minbefens auei Wonate i'm Waf.
fer geIesen; an tbrsu 2lstb:rn tpurbs
Ni4ts gefunoen, mas au elmer Soentis
fieation fibren t6nnte.
S4uIbig eunben.
WiImautee. @is.. 20. April.
5snrp o. Sol. frtbsrsr Shlfstaifrsr
Der grasn Rationalbant bisier 6tabt,
tuurbs beuts BON ben @si9porenen bes
gunbss 9ifrietssri9tss Der gsrun'
trsuung bon runb $3.50, 900 f9ulbis
bsfunbsn. Seine Nnudlte ifeQten 10.
fort ben Antrag ftr einen neuea PRO-
aeB.
(Wis srinnerli9 btBt Der frt6sre
prdfbent berielben 8ant, Srauf O.
gigslOw, feline bon ibm unumwunbsn
eingsfanoeneu rieRgen nnteri9lasun'
gen sur 3eit In Sort 2eapentportb ab.)
Ste ,bIutfeen O rinbe".
2erinator. ap., 90. abril.-
aaaron We@abe, elm i9war3es Saoi'
pibuum, sri9eb bsute ben S4anftelner
Wartin @larf. Die smp6rte Ytrger.
f9aft orobt nit einem 2pndgeri&t.
% irbi ben Q e /.
teIfab bringen.
BORT. 20. apriI. Dem pOr'
traiimaIer 0enrp Sonss Sbabbeus, Der
Irau 6omarb @oulb auf ge3ablung
zines bon ibm ssmalten OeIportraits
bertla9t bate, -tpurbe gefern In Der
Supreme Court bon &i4ter @resns
baum elm 3abIunesurtbeil bon 1852
gsgsr bic gstlasts 3ugebiaigt. als Der
5au ON Dtenfag I'm @eri&t portam,
beantragte Der 0ertretsr Wertagung,
tueiI Ssrr unb 6rau @ouIb tn europa
tpeilten, elm antrag. ben Der Riater
abIebnte, ba Der Waler bon @nles
bierbergeiommerl mar. um ben proaeb
su ~betreiben. 9as uribeiI erfOlgte,
na&oem Der Waler benz Ri&ter bic
ginaelbsitsn fsiner abma&ungen nit
Grau @oulo barselest bate. 6tr bas
Bib murhen ibm $4,000 3ugefprO9sn,
bic 1852 ftnb 3infen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30

Der betannte fran56fi.
f4e Maier Gngen gorriere lit in ga.
ris mad IGngerer Rranfbeit ~seftorben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30
0Ate

euoros /. BertaufBSrsYk Smrorisa .s
s@ueiersdte SOC PEI Rhnb ssxbsanf@s.
s6msuersdie l7s, EissOxfn Sseaza $ I'D
Is, gseu gori Gbeboorsi l6e, stsbssut'
imer Gtubureer 1&& Urtd l6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30
D~tses. 9tes $50 eeNAses.

0dmbIes besabIeR feIeexbe 4SreHs:
Butter - Country, lles Srseussrs 26s,
0tetx s0c
9srii@e Gier-14e per Dutsnh.
Slkner Sc, edtxs 3. fxrteps-tO-lSs.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-14
Calvin Adjusts Spur
Track Difficulty
Supervisors Said
to Favor the
Railroad

The Supervisors street committee
received another verbal f1aying yester-
day morning from /. Jacobs, president
OF The Potrero Manufacturers Asso-
citation, for its action in handing out
franchises while the real good of the
community is overlooked. Jacobs was
present in behalf of the petition of
the association that the section of the
spur-track ordinance which prohibits
the joint use of spur tracks running
on private property, which was inter
polated in the ordinance in Difference
to the Southern Pacific Company, be
stricken out.
IF the Supervisors do not do their
duty" said Jacobs, the people them
selves will initiate legislation on mat
ters affecting the prosperity of the city.
You are only the servants of the peo-
pie and there are things to be done
which you are not doing. These in
clude the widening of Montgomery
street, the purchase of an auxiliary
water supply system and the elimina-
ton of the Objectionable clause in the
spur-track ordinance which prevents
interchanged switching of cars where
track runs on private property.
We are doing more than our duty
retorted Supervisor Coffey, and we
will not be coerced by any class of
men"
Then you ought to strike out the
clause l refer to in the spur-track or
dinance. You have taken out of your
own hands the power to dictate under
what conditions a corporation shall
enjoy squirt track permit. All COM
panies should have the right to use
spur tracks in common, whether on
private property or not We have le-
gal advice that private property must
be condemned TO lay a spur track
thereon and this puts it on a plane
with public streets. 1t is just as legal
for you to strike out the clause as it
was for you to put it in, for il has
no business there"
The committee listened meekly to
what Jacobs had to say and then took
the matter under advisement.
IF you do not eliminate the section
we will get 15 per cent of the voters
to initiate the legislation, which we
have a right TO do under the charter
was Jacobs parting shot as he left
the room.
A representative of the United Rail-
roads informed the committee that the
corporation had no objection to the
Southern Pacific Company getting q
+ permit for a spur track on Beach
street. but wants the latter corporation
/ to secure permission to cross blocks
4 250 and PSI, which the United Rail-
roads claims to own.
+. V. Meyers, on behalf of Ingleside
property owners, protested against the
proposed closing of Ocean avenue, and
/ the matter will come up for actor
at next Mondays meeting of the
| board.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-14
COO IN TUNE WITH
THE PHONOGRAP
Story of How De Blois and
Mrs. Brady Met in Kitch-
en- Told in Divorce Suit
AUDIENCE ATTRACTED

The dulcet strains of ST love you as
1 never loved before" played over and
over on a photograph in a temporary
kitchen on Minnesota street shortly
after the fire, first attracted the atten-
ton of the neighbors to an intimacy
between Mrs. Josephine Brady and J..
de Blois, which some of those neighbors
aver amounted to a courtship- While
the photograph whizzed and scratched
in its endless endeavors to keep the
romantic air from being neglected, De
Blois and Mrs. Brady sat in the tenn
porary kitchen and cooed.
Esther Morris, who was a member OF
the interested audience at these con-
certs, was a witness yesterday for
Richard Brady, who is contesting his
wife's efforts to get a divorce, and gave
this bit of testimony as an example of
Mrs. Brady's Inconsistency. The Brady
troubles have occupied the attention
of Judge Grahanl's court for two days.
and the case was submitted late yes
terday afternoon, following a stormy
session. Esther added that she sur
prised De Blois on one occasion kissing
Mrs. Brady, and that when she inter-
rupted the display of affection she was
told by De Blois that he was merely
dropping barley down Mrs. Brady's
neck.
Patrick Morris, who is Brady's
brother-in in law, informed the court that
the Brady family was the most quar-
relsome one he had ever known, adding
that in the course of his own married
career, which had extended over ten
years, there has never been a cross
word between his wife and himself.
Judge Graham gasped when this testi-
mony was given, but recovered his
composure when Mrs Brady refuted
the statement by declaring that she
had seen Morris strike his wife in the
face with a porterhouse steak.
The climax of the case came when
Mrs. Brady broke down and wept on
the witness stand, begging that she be
granted her divorce in order that she
might leave forever the company of
her neighbors, who had turned their
hearts against her
Judge Kerrigan granted a divorce to
Mary Boscacci of Ocean View from
John Boscacci. who, she alleged, had
maliciously caused her to be sent to
an insane asylum and threatened to
repeat the act after she had secured
her release. Her testimony regarding
this and other forms of cruelty was
corroborated by Mrs. Mary Breen.
Augusta Rogers testified that six
years ago her husband choked and
beat her for reading a Sunday news
paper and then cut her photograph out
of it's frame, tore it up and burned 1T.
She waited six years before asking for
a divorce because of her infant daugh-
ter. The divorce was granted by Judge
Hebbard.
Judge Hebbard also granted d.
vorce to Elizabeth Baldwin. who said
that her husband. Thomas L Baldwin,
had been continually choking and beat
ing her ever since last Christmas eve,
I Maud A. Walcott secured a divorce
| from Edward l. Walcott, whom she
accused of failure to provide
| Guy Colby filed suit for divorce
| against Ella Colby on the ground OF
deSertion.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-14
EX-W|FE'S F|NERY
BRUGU|ERE's WOE
Gowns His Divorced Spouse
Purchased Cost $328.9O
and Were Not Paid For
ACTION IS BROUGHT

DR.. Pedar Sather Bruguiere, who has
more seas of matrimony. is being pur-
sued by aotilla of bills which come
pertly sailing from the last-but-one
blight in which the physician has laid
his course. Bruguiere has passed from
one sea to another through the straits
of the Superior Court divorce depart
ment, and 1t is reasonable, therefore,
that the small fleet of bills should seek
to overtake him in the same channels.
In legal Technology Bruguiere was
Mercantile Agency. assignee for L..
Ransohoff. dealer in women's apparel
at Van Ness avenue and Sacramento
street, to recover s32S.90 claimed to be
due the assignor for gowns purchased
by Mrs. Jane Doe Bruguiere prior to
June and July of this year.
The Jane Doe" part of the complaint
filed in the Superior Court was insert
ed probably owing to the PLAINTIFFS
inability to follow the varying names
of Bruguiere's wives. But 1t has been
discovered that during the period in
which the reputed debt was contracted
Mrs. Maryon Andrews Bruguiere was
wife of the doctor. though shortly af-
terward there was a divorce in the
family, and in August of this year
Bruguiere married Miss Mana King
Price stepdaughter of Townsend, the
candy maker. The couple are living
in Alameda at present, and the former
wife is travelling in Europe. The first
wife of the very conjugal doctor was
Madeleine McKistick, who secured a
in Tri1N-
The bill for s32S90 is for gowns"
just simple gowns" Ransohoff says
No party dresses were purchased. nor
lingerie fixings, nor would the dealer
be explicit and say that the gowns
were house gowns or tailor suits.
Mrs Bruguiere was the legal wife
of the physician, and they are all reg
istered on the debit account During
that time Mrs. Bruguiere once re-
moved enjoyed substantial income of
$500 a month from the mother-i law,
from whom 1t might be said, she was
later divorced, Mrs. Bruguiere. the doc
tors mother.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-14
cAL1FoRNIANs IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-The following
Californians are in New York: San
Francisco-A. Hedman, Broztell; j. II.
Johnston, Hotel Woouwarda R. H.
Scott. Hotel Breslin; Mrs. Sewall, Ger
aid Hotel: G. H. Underhill, Marlbor-
ough; Miss E Davis, Grand Union: W.
A. Mears and wife. Hotel Martinique; A.
Bove Jr., Hotel Seville; G. Dickerman,
Murray Hill Hotel; Captain A. Keegan,
Aston House; 1. W. Lynch and wife,
Grand Union; Mrs. NJ. Parrish. Union
Square; H. Schussler. Hotel Seville; o.
B. Smith, Broadway Central; F. Welles,
Ashland House. Santa Rosa-L- d.
Jacks. Park Avenue. Oakland-Mrs.
Burnham, Mrs. ]. J. Oakman, Murray
Hill Hotel. Las Vegas-P. Brown, Hoo
tel Gerard Los Angeles-O. Altman,
Belvedere Hotel; A w. Dodge, Hotel
Cadillac; C. A. Gazette. Herald Square
Hotel.