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DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills afford
ouicksrelief for ell forms Of kidney and blad,
der trouble A weeks treatment 25c. Sold
BY w. F. Creighton n Co.
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HAVING qualified az executor of toe estate
- Of MRs. HARRIET w. MAcDON.
said estate are hereby notified TO make
prompt settlement and ell persons to whom
said estate is indebted will please presehs
their accounts properly certified TO the unoer'
signed for settlement.
SHERMAN B. FOWLER, ESeca'or.
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NIOIlCE.-
~ Alexandria, Va, Dec. 8, 1907.
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the CHARLOTTESVILLE AND RAPIDAN
RAILROAD COMPANY will be held at
the Office Of the company in Alexandra, Va,
on WEDNESDAY, December IS, 1907. at
10 o'elonk a. M. for the purpose Of eectiDg
directors and transactiDg such other business
az may cone before the mehtibg.
R. d. LANDLORD, Secretary.
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NOTICE THE ANNUAL MEETING of
~ the stockholders of the CITIZENS
NATIONAL BANK will be held az the bank
ing house, in Alexandria, Va, on TUES
DAY, the l4th day Of January, 1908, at u
the ensuing year, for the purpose of amending
its articles OF association and for the TRANSACT
ton Of such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
RICHARD NJ. GREEN, Cashier,
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MEETINGS.

December Is, 1907.
THE IRREGULAR ANNUAL NETTING Of
1 the stockholders of the ALEXANDRIA
NATIONAL BANK Of Alexandra, Va, will
be held in the Office of the banking house, on
TUESDAY, January IA, 1908, between the
hours of II a NJ. and D. NJ, for the purpose
of electing directors for the ensuing year and
any other business that may lawfully come be-
fore the meeting.
Respectfully,
dec14 ID T. G.. SMITH, Cashier.
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CHARLOTTEsvILTE AND RAPIDAN
- PAIL R0A II COMpaNY
decS I'd
EITHER PHONE fsz.

CHARLOTTESVILTE AND RAPIDAN
~ RAILROAD COMPANY.
Alexandra, Va, Dec 8, 1907.
To the holders of the Charlie tesville and
Rapidan Railroad Bonds: The following
bonds drawn for redemption by lot, in sc-
cordsnce witn the terms Of the mortgage. will
be paid ct the Office ofthe Philadelphia Trust,
Safe Deposit and insurance Compsny, Phila.
delphia, Pa, with accrued interest, on jan
uary l. 1908.
Nos. 4, 9. %, 90, 4s. 40. 70, 50. ISL, 1856, 1853,
1874. 227 for 81 coo each--$i3,C00.
Nos 2s5. 266, 367. 1888, 40l. z94. z21, 439,
4S5. SOB, SAL, 500, &c., 5S6. 58S, 615, 622, 634,
673, 692 for $500 eech-$l0,000.
Nos. 75i, 762, 818 for 800 each-$200.
EDW. L. DAIEGERFIELD, trustee.
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N0TICE.-All persons indebted to the late
firm of W. 8. Moore's Sons or r. II. Cox,
receiver therefor, are notified TO settle their
indebtedness with the above named commits
sioaers at once. NOVEL I'd
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RrR. KNOX. auctioneer.

The above s'le is postponed to TUESDAY
December IL. At the same place and hour.
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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
BRUISED FACES OFFSET
BY DAMAGED RESTAURANT
Judge ShortaII Mules That Parties tC
Controversy Have Sufficiently
Punished Each Other

Mutual accusations by two pas of
men came-to naught' in Judge ShortalFs s
court yesterday, the Judge holding that
the interested men had sufficiently pun
ished each other. John Russell con-
ducts a restaurant at 2S4 East street.
He employs Tony Wichich as waiter.
Last Saturday night George Johnson
and Howell Johnson entered the res
faurant to partake of refreshment.
Trouble followed and Russell and Wich-
ich elected the visitors. In doing so
1T is alleged that clubs were freely
used on the heads of the two john
sons.
The Johnsons accused the restau-
rant men of assault with deadly
weapon, and the restaurant men ac-
cused the Johnsons of having disturbed
the peace. When the quartet ap-
peared before Judge ShortaI yesterday
the bruised countenances Of the john
sons were offered in evidence, but in
rebuttal II was shown that the res
taurant had been as badly damaged as
the faces of the Johnsons- Judge
Shortall ruled that the score was even
and the cases were dismissed.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
CHINA IS AIDING Her
FAMINE VICTIMS
Peking Government Gives
It's First Evidence OF.
an Awakened Conscience
DISTRIBUTION OF RICE

]. G. Coolidge, formerly secretary OF
the American legation at INeklng, VINO
arrived yesterday on the liner Korea
says that for the first time liz its long
history the Chinese Government is rem
dering organized relief to famine VIC
tins. Famines have been freqNent In
thickIy populated China, and hitherto,
except where foreign aid has BEEN az
fered, the victims have been left 10
their fate as far as their own Govern :
ment was concerned.
Chinas present attitude, in Coolidge'S
opinion, is an evidence of the advanc-
ing civilization of the fiowery kingdom
The rice tribute from districts in the
vicinity of the famine-stricken area has
been diverted for the relief of the suf-
ferers and is being systematically dis
tributed under Government direction
Refugees have been concentrated at
Nangking and other large towns on
the lower Yangtse, and the Govern
ment aid has been effectively admin :
istered. These refugees will have to
be fed for four months. when a new
crop is expected to restore natural con-
ditions In the famine belt.
Coolidge believes there is little dan
ger of a renewal of the nti-American
boycott. The danger spot is Canton
and there a new Viceroy. friendly to
foreigners. has taken the place of the
arbitrary and very unpopular Governor
under whose administration the boy
cott feurished
Coolidge was at Peking when the
Taft party made its famous visit. He
says that if Admiral Train and General
Corbin realized the difficulties under
which the distinguished visitors. in
cluding the Presidents daughter. were
entertained they never would have
complained to Washington of Minister
Rockhills lack of courtesy. The en-
'bassy was located in temporary quar-
ters and was swamped with important
business. Minister Rockhill did his
best to do the right thing socially. but
he signally failed to please the admiral
and the major general
Coolidge was relieved a. Peking last
November by Thomas Ewing Moore.
formerly charge dfaffaires at Bucharest.
He has severed his connection with the
diplomatic service.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
FERRY GI 0GK BUNS
ON SLOW BELL

The elderly uniformed and irritat-
/ ingly punctual representatives of Mr..
Hartman who slam the iron gates L
the ferry depot in the face of tardy
travellers have had a feast of glee for
the past five days To the men on the
wrong side of the gates the cIosfn g
crash has all the effect of a personal
affront. and the stolid but triumphant
glare of the men that shut the gates
does little toward smoothing the ruff
fed feelings of the shut-out ones. AS
the victims are usually almost breath
less from a hurried run, the ticket
takiEg men are immune from personal
violence.
For the past flve days the clock has
been seven minutes slow. Reassured
by a glance at its great white face
the commuter. feeling rich in leisure,
has fingered at the newsstand or
stopped to finish a conversation COM
menced on the streetear The tinkle
of a bell and the sudden crashing OF
gates has recently turned him boat
ward in a hurry, only to find an i'm
passable barrier of steel between him
and the fortunate insiders.
Around eaeh gate for seven minutes
after, the departure of each boat an
angry crowd has clamored for admis-
sion. and several times the official gate
shutters have been greater danger of
violence than ever before.
Look at the clock, you chumps.
You've closed the gates ahead of
time" has been hurled at the heads
of the gatekeepers.
That clock keeps State time" the
ticket men have replied. I'VE go by
railroad time Look at your watches
and you'll find out who the chumps
are
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
SWEARS TEsTIFIES CONCERNING
STRIKE ON THE WATER FRONT
saws Nonunion Crews Were Intimi-
dated, but Did Not Witness Any
Acts of Violence

w. B. Swears, private shipping mas
ter for the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
many. was the chief witness yester-
day before Referee Clement Bennett
in the contempt proceedings brought
against Andrew Furuseth. the Sailors
Union and others. Swears corroborated
the testimony of other witnesses to
the effect that strikers pickets abused
and intimidated nonunion crews
In reply to Harry w. Hutton, coun-
sel for the accused, the witness an
sUered that he had never heard any
Ivinchmen threatened by the union
pickets nor had he been a witness to
4any assaults upon nonunion men. He
said that he remembered but one ar
rest having been made during the
strike for an act of violence
Swears would not swear positively
that the pickets were members of the
sailors Union. but said that some
of Them had exhibited books of mem
bersEfp. He testified that be saw Sec
retary Furuseth on the Mail dock on
two occasions, but did not see him
commit any act of violence. The in
oIIiry will be resumed today.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
Memoranda

Ian % 1eo7-Sailed from Philadelphia Aug 26-
1906. was 40 days to the equator. with light
wind. Crossed the equator In long Y W. Bad
had a heavy Sc gale, with high. mountainous
seas. filing the decks TO the rai1 with water
and throwing Carl Nelson, seaman. up against
fhe bulwarks breaking his left leg IN two
places Put into Montevideo: Oct 2s. and put
him ashore for medical aid. Sailed Oct 80 Had
SF winds TO Cane Horn and passed there on New
10 Had wSW winds TO 20 S and Sc trades to
20 S TO n Crossed the equator Dec rs. Had
light variable winds to port.
STANLEY F. l.. Jan 5.-After 400 TO
500 tons Of coal had been discharged from the
FIR ship Leon Bureau. from Swansea. for San
Francisco before beached. with cargo ahre and
afterward hoated. the surveyors hhd that some
600 10 200 tons more will have TO be discharged
Tho damage in the hold is serious In all p-oba-
sbIlitv tho coal will have 10 be disposed Of here
FTTRFKA Jan 23-Bark Mohiean. from Ka.
hului. Dec le. for Port Townsend. put in here
today for supply Of water and provisions.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
DOCTORS DAUGHTERS HOLD
ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING
Onicers Are Elected and Reports SzIb-
nlitted Showing Last Year TO Have
Ranr, n Successful One

The Doctors Daughters held their
annual meeting on "Wednesday. january
Is. The minutes of the annual meeting
for 1905 were read and approved. fol-
lowed by the reports of the various
of1cers These showed the work OF
the society for Nhe last year to have
been most satisfactory The following
ticket for 1907 was then elected:
President. Miss Susanne McEwen; first vice
president Miss Jennie Blair; second vice presi-
dent Mrs J. Stow Ballard; recording secretary.
Mrs James Alya Watt. assisting recording sec
retary Miss Persis Colsman; corresponding sec
retary Mrs George B. Somers treasurer. Miss
Marie Margo: directors--Mrs George D. Cooper
Mrs William R. Sherwood Mrs William Kirk
Guthrie Mrs II. NJ. A. Miller aud Mrs. Watson
D. Fennimore.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
SHIFTING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Wednesday January %
Strnr city of Puehla Jepsen. 81 hours from
Victoria and Puget Sound ports
Stmr Pomona. Swanson. 21 hours from Eureka.
Stmr whitesboro, Nikkeisen, p hours from
Fort Bragg
Stmr James s. Higgins Higgins. SO hours from
San Pedro.
Stmr Korea. Sandberg. 26 days and 4 hours
from Hongkonz, via Yokohama 10 days 3 hours
and is minutes. via Honolulu days 20 hours
and % minutes.
Stmr Columbia. Doran. days and Il hours
from Portland, via Astoria IS hours.
Stmr Fulton. Larsen, 55 hours from San
Pedro.
ship Edward SeWall, Quick. $50 days from
Philadelphia via MoBtevideo So days.
Bktn Arago, Semsen, days from Willapa
Harbor
Schr Santiago Madison. Il hours from Monte
reT, in tow of tug Fearless
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
San Jose Newsboy Still
Leads in the Contest
Sacred Heart College Keeping
Him Close Company


Nv Emerson tie q
Norma Oakland
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5--Chri SausaItO, 91OO
eet San Francsc
Costa County
Contra
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anterey Counts
AanF
skinner, A
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SanF
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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Steamer Columbia Prisoner in
Ice for Four Days

Iehauntepec Railroad. arrived on jan
uary p at Coatzacoalcos from New
York
The Oceanic Steamship Company's
liner SonOma. from this port. arrived
January p at Auckland.
The japanese liner Hongkong Maru
viii sail at ] o'clock this afternoon for
the Orient with a full cargo, forty Ave
cabin passengers, 100 Chinese and
about fifty Japanese.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
M. :. Brancb Hvdrorraphic ofece

branch OF the United States Hydroeraphic
once located at the Merchants Exchange Is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners. without regnrd 10 nationality and free
OF expense. Navigators are cordially invited TO
visit the office. where complete sets nf charts and
sailing directions of the world kept at hand
for comparison and reference and the latest In
formation always be obtained regarding
lights dangers 10 navigation and all matters OF
interest to ocean commerce. The time bah ser
vice has been suspended pending the recongtruc-
tlon Of the tower OF the Ferry building.
J. G. BURNETT
Lieutenant q. S. ~. IN Change.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Ocean Exports by the UmatilIa

The steamer Umatiils sailed on Tuesday for
Victoria with cargo consigned 10 the port Of
destination and 10 other British Columbian cit
les. valued al Sl4332 and Including rhe follow
ing; 50 TO lbs dried fruit 20 500 Tbs raisns
loo cs and 80 bbls cstsup. 265 pkgs fresh fruits.
4s pkgs vegetables. 50 gals wine. 65 porter
800 lbs salt. 50 cs eggs 8 cs canned goods 700
lbs spices. ) kegs olives 2125 lbs millstuffs !
rs olive oil. 525 rolls and 30 cs roofing p evils
gas. 635 lbs leaf tobacco 2 CO hats. 775O lbs
lbs seed. oils. 81 bbs asphaltum. Is pkgs
machinery. cs electrical goods. 81 50l ihs bone
black.
The steamer also had 151 cs canned goods.
valued at s47l. en- route 70 the FIJI Islands.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
" sYNoPSIs lPsI AND FORECAST

SYNOPSIS AND FORECAST.
The pressure is falling steadily along the
coast north Of San Francisco and conditions are
favorable for southerly wind and showers Thurs
day. At Tatoosh a mezimum velocity OF forty
miles from the east Is reported.
San Francisco and Yieintty-Cloudy unsettled
weather Thursday. with showers; fresh south
winds
Sacramento Valley-Cloudy Thursday, with
rain: fresh southerly winds.
San joaquin Yalley-Cloudy Thursday. proba-
bly, showers. fresh southerly wind
Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy Thursday;
light northeast winds. changing to westerly.
A, 6. McADIE. District FOreeaster.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24

STE FOR INsURANCE-Suits for insurance
ON losses sustained In the fire were hied in the
Superior Gsourt yesterday by H. Levi Co.
against the Phenix Insurance Company OF Brook
irn n for 5000: by the Kanzee Company
AGAINST fhe Rhine and Moselle Fire Insurance
Comnany. for $4,000 and by the Crescent Corset
Company against the Eagle FIRE Company OF
New York. for $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24

Senator Beveridge talks as if he is
ready TO undertake the annexation of
Cuba, although the job of getting zAri-
zona and New Mexico into the Union
is not. yet completed.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
RAINFALL DATA.

The Ingalls, IS at Newport News Va
The Sheridan is in port Out Of commission.
The sherman sailed January for Manila.
The Thomas arrived January . az Manila.
The Warren is in port being fitted to go int
com N ission-
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
nrerdne Iirf

British bark Netherby. 2i7 days from Mary
P0int for TalcahuanO so per cent.
French bark Maria. 2I6 days from Newcastle
England for Seattle, 40 per cent.
British bark Astoria. 153 days from Adelaide,
for Europe, s per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
Army Trnnrnnrfr

The Burnside is at Seattle.
The BufOrd is in port.
The Crook Is IN port Out Of commission.
The DIX isfat Manila.
The Kirkpafrick Is at Newport News. Va.
The Logan is IN port and win sail February
FOR Manila
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24

T't,e w pnfhe- FScpors
United Stairs Department OF Agriculture,
Weather Bureau San Fraucieco. January 23,
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
DAILY CALL. INCLUDING SUNDAY

For periods OF more than one ear
the voting power OF the subscriptfo, IS
will be as follows: Daily Call. 50fe
votes for each year; Sunday Call. 75n;
Weekly Call, 500.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
VIII cnIle.,t fnourtrrn Portr

The Pacific Mail liner City OF Para.
raptain Curtis, which sails on SatUr-
aav. VIII call at every port between
,ore and Panama except San Bias. She
viii make fourteen calls. The Pacific
Mail Panama schedule has been out Of
f,,,e Tor some time and freight has
1,eer .aocunulating all along the Cen
.....r A t,4orfoen coaef
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
Wnter Front -.

rhe steamer Quinault from Grays
4arbor for this port with the new
steamer Berkeley in tow put into Eu-
relxa Yesterday for fuel and sailed
again.
The bark Mohican from kahulul Ior
raoorna nut into Eureka yesterday
,bort of water and provisions.
The Sierra from sydney arrived yes
ferday at Honolulu
The steamer Lewis buckenbach' one
az the freighters that viii run on the
Atlantic side in connection with the
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
Mariechen 20 ne Ore Barge

4. The Robert Dollar Steamship Com
pany which purchased the wrecked
German steamer Mariechen. has sold
the hull TO tre IrOndale Furnace Com
many. The Irondale concern viii con-
vert its purchase into "a barge for car
rvIng ore between British Columbia
and Port Townsend. The Dollare eCom-
many removed the Marfechen's ma
ebfnerv before Offering the remains for
Tf
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
efrnmrr sfrtron nrIerInr

The steamer J. p. Stetson, bound
from Puget Sound 10 San Diego, was
twenty-foUr hours overdue yesterday
and Collector Stratton was requested 10
snpeal 10 the Collector of Customs at
Port Townsend to send a revenue cut
tor In search of her.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
- nureanNBadIr Damarcd

The French ship Leon Bureau. which
Vras beached at Stanley, Falkl1ns Isl
ands. some time ago with her cargo on
fire IS found TO have suffered serious
damage in the hold. About 500 tons Of
cargo has been discharged and the sur
vevors have ordered the discharge Of
400 tons more. II is likely that the
vessels cargo viii be sold at Stanley
and the vessel ordered home FOR re-
pairs.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-07-19
SHOULD Be NO BOND
issue AT PRESENT.
Systematic Instruction of the
People on Care of Roads
Advocated.

Editors Republican:-Being an adj
vocate of good roads for some years
and after giving the cause some study
have decided that now is not the
proper time TO bond the county for
100000 or any other amount for
purpose OF road improvements but
that what we need is an educational
campaign along the line of institute
work, say in each Magisterial dis
trict and certainly the revenues of the
county would be sufficient to have ex-
perts come and explain the best meth
DDS of working our soils and max
ing the best possible roads for we
can't hope for years, TO get any con-
siderable milage macadamiZed for We
have 10000 miles of roads in the coun'
ty and the proposed bond issue would
not make one good road across the
county. We need to learn how to care
for our roads to keep them good at
some expense, get up a sentiment of
public spirit that will not demand
that every improvement come out of
the county funds, but that each cit
izen has a duty for the common good
even to a personal sacrifice.
SPLIT LOG DRAG.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-07-19
WORLDS GREATEST
TOBACCO MARKET
To be at Louisville Plans of
A. S. of E.
Seek Control of Louisville Ware
h0uSe--The Business Men
Will Aid.

Louisville, KY, July 11.-If the plans
of the Kentucky delegates to the
meeting of the American Society of
Equity which is being held at the
Board of Trade building are
carried out Louisville will not
only be the greatest tobacco market
in the world, but millions of dollars
going elsewhere now will be spent
here annually. The effort will be
made to make Louisville the great
center of the tobacco growers of the
United States, centralizing the tobac-
co market at this point.
To this end a proposition to pur-
chase 81 per cent. of the stock of the
Louisville Tobacco Warehouse Com
pany is now being considered by the
stockholders. The proposition comes
from the Tobacco Growers depart
ment of the American Society of Equ-
i;y. The Louisville Tobacco Ware
house company is the biggest concern
italized at $1,7SO,OOO of which $780,
600 is preferred stock. The stock
holders number about 500, the prin-
cipal ones being !. p. Barnard, Basil
Doerhoefer, Laban Phelps, Harry
Smyser, J. S. Phelps, w. o. Head and
Henry Glover.
Believing that the Society of Equity
is in earnest a pool of the stock
holders of the Louisville Warehouse
company is now being made and ii
has been ascertained, it is said, that
large majority of the stock can be
pooled. Ii is necessary that the So
ciety get control of the warehouse
company before the movement now
under way can be successfully car
ried out.
If the plan proposed is effected
then all of the tobacco grown in Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Wisconsin, West
Virginia and other points will be
pooled in Louisville and all sales
made here. With Louisville as the
central market millions of dollars
more would be brought here every
year.
There are seven distinct tobacco
organizations, all of which are feder-
ated in the National Tobacco Grow
ers' association, which is a depart
ment of the American Society of Equi-
ty. f. l.. Davenport, of Greenville,
KY, is president, and S. p. Lee, of
Greensboro, is secretary of the asso-
citation, and they are actively inter-
es.ed in the movement to get control
of the Louisville Warehouse company.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-07-19
Meeting of Ohio County Medical
Society.

The Ohio County Medical Society
met in Hartford Wednesday with the
following members present: DR.. j. S.
Smith, President, Drs. j. w. Taylor,
S. j. Wedding, S. ID. Taylor. A. f.
Stanley and +. w. Ford, also Drs. n.
J. Rains, of Rosine, and c.. +. Rich
ards, of Louisville, visitors. DR.. j.
ID. Stewart, of Dundee, was elected
10 membership and one new appli-
cation received which will make the
society 20 strong.
A very interesting and profitable
day was spent. The next meeting will
be Wednesday August %, 1907. Drs.
S. j. Wedding, j. w. Taylor, Z. b.
Pendleton and J. ID. Taylor are To
read papers. All members are in
vited 10 bring or report some inter-
esjing case or specimen.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-07-19

resides at McHenry, Ohio county, and
on the main line of the /. c. railroad
The two arrived in the city this
morning and the father is tall,
large man. He was last seen on
Fredrica street. The child's grand
parents were telephoned 10 and Will
Raymond, of McHenry, her grand
father, telephoned back to send the
child to him on the L. and n. this
afternoon.
When the child was found the po-
lice started a hunt for the father bat
no trace OF him has been found. TIE
police are watching for him as it is
thought he is still inthe city.