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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-04
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvORERs
PLAN PRAYER CONFERENCE
Societies Of Sonoma County Towns VIII
Participate In Devotions In
Santa Rosa
SANTA ROSA, Feb, B.,

SANTA ROSA, Feb. 3.-Arrangements
are under way for prayer conference
to be held in this city on the evening
of February 10 under the auspices of
the Sonoma-Napa District Christian
Endeavor Union. 1t will be participated
in by the six societies In this city, four
from Petaluma, two from Sebastopol
and one each from Fulton, Green VAL
ley and Forestville.
The programme includes an ad-
dress of welcome by former As
sistant District Attorney Rolfe L.
Thompson and response by
Rev. Mr.. Ferris of Petaluma; music
BY the Sans Souci orchestra of younr
ladies and addresses by Miss Margaret
Smith Of Berkeley and Miss Agnes
Schumacher of San Francisco. Mrs. M.
II. Reeves, president of the district
union, will preside, and the societies
of this city will serve q supper to the
HAsASVks<a - - sTs-yzr7--F
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-04

Work was begun last week on the
temporary building to be erected by the
Art Association on the old site at the
corner of Mason and California streets.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-04
DRIVER BADLY INJURED
WHEN HORSES RUN AWAY

p. j. Sylvesfer Susfa1ns Fractures o1
Three Ribs and Both Ankles n
Result Of Flight Of steeds
p. J. Sylvester, . driver employed by
the San Francisco Teaming and Con-
struction Company. was badly injured
in a runaway last night. He was
treated at the Central Emergency Hos
pital for fractures of both legs at the
ankle joint and three ribs. Sylvester
was driving along Jackson street when
the horses became frightened and ran
away. On the level block between
Steiner and Fillmore streets he was
pulled over the dash board, kicked by
the frightened horses and run over by
the heavy wagon. He was picked ur
by an automobile party and taken to
DR.. Hill.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-04
ACCIDENTALLY AsPHYxIATED

OAKLAND. Feb. 3.-George Glodfeltz
a painter, So years old. was found
asphyxiated this morning in his room
at 1416 Chestnut street. GIodfeltz went
home last night under the influence of
liquor and it is supposed accidentally
turned on the gas after extinguishing
the light
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-04
SURVEYORS OF OCEAN SHORE
ROAD VISIT WATSONvILLE
Make q Careful Examination of the
Country Between That Thriving
Little Town and ApfoS

wATSONvILLE, Feb. 3lRailroad
surveyors, accompanied by W. c. Locke
of the Ocean Shore road arrived here
yesterday and engaged in examinin &
the country between Watsonville and
Aptos. AS there Is more than one
practicable route between the two
points and no advantage to be obtained
by continuing the line to and through
Watsonvi1le it is probable that a pre-
iiminary survey will be made at once.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-04
German of FreepOrt
Policy-Holders

Advices from our Chicago representatives In
form US that prompt action the part OF the
policy holders will hasten the payment OF sub
stantial dividends. aggregating something In ex-
cess OF so cents the dollar
We are now prepared to make fmmediate proof
Of all claims intrusted to for collections.
Policy holders should list claims at once for
proof. in accordance with the order OF the Cir
cult Court Of Illinois For this purpose the in
surance department OF the bank will be open
from to O'Clock D. n. daily
FRENCH AMERICAN BANK.
Third floor Union Trust bldg cor. Montgomery
and Market sts.. San Francisco. Cal.
p A. BERGEROT and MORRISON. COPE q
BROBECK. Special Counsel
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-04

TO STUDY GERMAN ARsENALsl Shanghai
Feb. 3.-The new Chinese ambassador to Berlin
nese Government send large number Of officer
to Germany to study the German arsenal ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
WiRaliftc Wcrnrucrindlc.

ing It 0 II, Santaifa, 30. 6ebr.
= Der ACCOMPLISHMENTS rGremier"
febrte bon Der colombiifen aiiite gu.
rid, pobin or iid begeben bate, nm
Sen ,2eplono" 9ampfer .9arien, "
Ser im Soluar unmeit SapauiQa
ItronOete, 9eiitono 5l leiiten. Stir
miides @etter perbinOerte Sen Sire
mier," am 0Gorien" ST nrbeiten,
bod rubt Ser seitranocte Camper in
leidjtcr Gage.
Ger 9ampicr ,9liidcr" bon ser
nSam6ltrg . Nnerifo 2inie," ga.
pitdn Heeiing, nit elmer groBen An-
5oGl 5ouriiten al @or0, trnf bon SO.
Ion bier eir. Ger Y9liiher" bat leGr
gutes @etter gebobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
8crmiidtc te(corapGildc 0cyeidrn.

- Gle NnGn9c Der o9llpcno Sort.
laltb Cement On" in Gortlonb, Did.
lit ourf 6cucr in Sobe BON $4,000
gel60bigt moroen.
- Bel Dem Nron0c zines 6urm-
battles III Der T1be BON Detroit.
Wid)., perlorcn Srnu Sobn Grim.
lbam uno ibr aftmonotlider Sdu9'
ling i6r 2eben; @%rimibom ielbit ret
tete ieiner iii~niidbrigen Iofter oaS
2eben, inOem ct lie 5lim 6cnitcr BIN.
ans mari uno i6r na6iprong.
Sn Snncolloer, 8oib, bot Der
~po6l6abenoe 5roolet 9oris Mn5o.
retsfi, nohoem er otf ieine bon ibm
geihieoenc Srau Oret Sdiile geieu.
ert, lid burd einen Sd)uB ourf oen
SdGbeI %getoNtet. 6rou Mn5oretsfi
milroe mad cinem Soipitol gcllonl-
metL lit ober bon Den 9~Ier5ten alI8c-
geben poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

Cur feierItden Gr0ifnuno Ses Gar
negie. Snitituts in Eitts6nrg miro
audi Soibourot6 Sbnc olS elmer ser
offi5ieaen bcutihen @ertretGr eridci.
men.
Sn @icsboocn bcrridt ii6er Gin
@erf bon 9u6enb6nben sic groBte
Gmporung. GuS bortigc 9entmol
8uitop 6reptag'S lit ouf 0oS S6per,
tic bcidabigt morbcn. Mod sen 56G.
tern miro eifrig ~gefabnoet.
Gum Sberpr6iiocntcn scr Gropin3
SdIeSmi9-SoIitcin an StcQc oe&
filr5lid %peniionirtcn &rn. b. 9euip
lit Sonorotb a. :. b. Dillon crllonnt
morOcn. SeBtcrcr lit 'Scrr ouf S0lob
Soliee IN Shlcsmi0.Sollteiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

Nm 81. Scbr. Gompfcr oWtoin"
nod Bremen.
Nm %. Ncbr. 9ompfcr n36nig gI.
bert" rad NcopcI mo 8cuua.
Sim %. 6ctr. Compiler 8rof 8ol-
ocricc" nod &unItur0.
Nm 90. 6cbr. GompicrD St.2ouis"
no6 Soutbanlpton.
9(m %. 6cbr, Camper nGoIcoo.
mia" nad Glasgow.
gm %. 6cbr. Camper Campo.
Mo" noGJ &%ipcrpool.
Sim %. 6cbr. Sampler .@innc.
tonfo" uodl 2orbon.
gm %. 6cbr. Gonpfero GoIobria"
nah NeopeI. a., 0ru.-
9lm 26. 6ebr. Eampfet r@roiilc"
nod) Nenpel. ~ 'r'4' no lI
Nn 26.' Seer, Camper arouprin5
NiIBcIm" mad Bremen.
Slm 2G. 6cbr. Gampicr n6rauceS.
ca" nnd Ncapcl uno Srieit.
9Im 81. Gcbruar Gompfer nNoor.
Dam" nad) NottCroam.
Nm 81. 6cbr. 9ompicr Sam.
LAMB" nod) Nltucrpcl.
9tn 81. 6ebr. Sampler nSccauic"
nod 2iuerpool.
Nm %. 6c6r. Gompicr u9cai0
Oloo" nod Copenhagen.
Pint %. 5ebr. Compiler ga Gro.
pencc" nod SABRE.
PIN 2. MGr5 Gampier n6llrueiiia"
noh Glasgow.
PIN 2. NGr5 Camper n@eimor"
no6 Bremen.
Nm 2. M1rj 9ompicr nMoinc"
na6 2onoon.
9lm 2. @Gr} Gnunpfcr o3cclcr0"
nod Nnilucrpcn.
g(m =. NGrj Gnmpicr yEbilnocl.
pbin" nod Soutbumpton.
9m 3. WGr3 9anpier n6ric0rid"
nod Gibraltar unO Ncapcl.
Nm 3, @Grj Gon1pfer Settle"
nod Gibraltar mo Gcapcl.
Nm 2. MGr5 Compfcr nGtruria"
md 2ipcrpool.
9(m 2. MGr5 Sampler r9ataoia"
lad Samburg.
9[m 5. MGr5 0ampier nQoiicr"
nnd) Bremen.
Pm 6. MGr5 0nmpicr o2ombnr.
Oia" nod Tcopcl lno @cnuo.
gm 6. Mar5 Compiler nIpnoam"
na1 Notteroom.
gm 6. MGr6 2ampfer nEeiitonic"
nab 2iuerppol.
Sim Z. Mor3 Compiler n0retagne"
nad) SABRE. -
9lnt Z. Mdr5 Compiler llItonia"
nad) Ncupel3
am Z M6r3 Gampicr nGbcin"
nod Bremen II
PIN s. Wdr5 Tampfer Oscar ser
3lpeite" mad Go~petbogen.
Nm o. MGr5 Gampicr .@inIia"
Nenpel un0 8rieit.
Pm .. MGrj Nnntpicr rGroor.
lalo" llod1 Nntrcrpcil.
aim 8. Bar Gdnpier oMilale.
nod Soutbampton.
I'm 8. Warj ~anlpfer 05rene"
iad Gibraltar unO Neapel.
gm 8. MGr5 Iampfer D2uconia"
tod 2iperpool.
Sim 8. Otar3 Iampfer Daaiierin"
nod Samburg.
9lm 0. MGr3 Gambler oRomanic"
t,d, CoihrnItor ,trN Ro1ppI !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

~'O
Die n9eri6tigune" @r3bereer's burd)-
aus unridtig iei. Sopeit iid ole
Yreiie nit bieiem Safe beid1ftigt,
lhneibet Gr86erger bel Der 9eurtbei-
hing ie6r idleht oh.
Nuf Die neuerlide 6roge Gr56er-
gers, Oh Teidsfau5ler Shirt b. 9ii.
low, ais CT nit Dem 6lottcnpereinS.
Setter, General q. =. &eim, comic.
rirte, sic 9e5eid)nun9 Ser 9roifii,G
,2iigen OeS Serrn @r5berger" glltNc.
beiBen babe, idricb Der ReidSfall5-
Ter: nGos lit unridtig. Sd mieOer.
bolc mcine iriibere 6eItIteaung, ouB
id Sen Sdriftcn, nelbe inn Nuftrogc
Scr @refutipe bes 9eutihen 6lottcn.
pcrein3 uerfabt mo oertbeilt purocn,
iernitanb."
sen ationSmeloun9 Sc.
meutirt.
Cine olti oen Golonio(. Tircftor
9crnburg uno OF. Stiibel be5ii9lide
ieniotionelle Weloung miro BON mas.
g%ebenoer Seitc niebriger gebongt.
SIS por beballptet lporoen, baB Gr.
Stii6eI. mel6er fiir5lid ols @eion0.
ter in Gbriitianio perobidiebet purOc
lnlo Dor Mntritt ser 0iplomotenltele
aoloniol Gireftor gemeien mar,
Srn. 9ernburg ouf Etitolen 9cio:s
bert babe, neil oieler in Ieinen @ubl.
reoen ii6cr Stiibel's amtlihe Wirf-
iomfeit an ser Spite Ser aolonioI-
pcrmultung obfd(lige &ritif gcii6t
bobe. @ie pcriihert miro, lit Oir
gauge @eififte %erfunbcn. Or. Stii.
6el liegt in Gresoen froilf oornieoer
uno oenft an perihiebenes Inoere,
MIR nid)t an Elm 9lteQ.
Yroteit bes 6lcii6erper.
ban0S.
Ger S~orItono bes Geutiden Slei-
iherpcrbanos bot 81 Den Gurifper-
6onolungcn 5piiden Geuti6ldno
rulb oel, Ser. Stooten Nun olld) Stel'
lung gcnommel1. Sn elmer iocben Obj
gehaltenen 8eriammlltn9 bat CT De.
id)liiiie gefobt, in meIden cr gegen
Die Grri6tltng bon 8ren5idl1fte-
reien unb cine 3olermGBigun9 fir
Sped proteitirt, nm bamit ieiner
@cgneridoft niocr sic ongeblid bon
ser &cgieruna geplonte @rleidtcruno
Der S%leiideinfubr ausbrud 81 Der
lei6en.
Iu0icn5 bermetgcrt.
OaS @eiud Der orei @ertreter ocS
SerSogthums 9rouni6lueig i'm
&cidstog I'M cine NuOien5 bei'nl
aoiicr lit obitlGgig bcid}ieocu nor.
Ben. Zen Gctenten lit beoelltet nor.
oelt, ooB ole Stc1ilne bes 8aiierS III
Der hrouni1meigiiden Sbroniolge'
iruge LATHAM befnnnt lei. Ter 9unT
oeSrot6 5iebe Ole an~gelesenbeit &c.
genmdrtig in grtpdgung uno lper0e
ieine Gntifeioung Oemnad)it a6.
geben.
BORDERING an Ser.
lien.
9aS 6ieiige 9uslpGttige Nmt hot
bon Der oeittiden @eionoti6oft in
Seberor, Eeriien, Nodridt bon ser
Durd) H0rber periibten grmorbung
zines oeutiden llntertbonerL 9so.
mems Tommonn, rro ser Germurl-
out bon 5ruei onberen 9elttideIl er-
6alten. Gie @eionbti6oit erbob bel
Der periiihen Heeicrune &loee lno
9eitrofung ser Sduloigen.
Sm @iberiprltd) 5l onbcren BE.
perlongt Die beutid)e Hc9ie-
rung iue0er politii6e, nod IouItige
Gon5cilioncn bon Ecrlic1.
q l(erIci aus 9cutiGlant.
Ter SiItorifer Trofeiior Soebi0
bon Der Enicncr Ifobemic miro onl
Z. WfGr5 nod ben Ser. Stootcn o6.
INN Dor ser .@erntoniltic So.
bon Ncm-Yorf Sorleiungell at
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

pofdl SdlntDnqaoits ndd WefO ylerf iino be-
reit Gum C~Schr0ud IN Ger 9drrhens iuo III
Anh IL ziG'lou um 1000 aheuoS
n. unb 1iiariioaHitn on Wobentnaer: -,
roh ntinniit Giih idplid; =. nah fionttt Str
gcrnlars. stut 5lpe baltsi IN Eiimtuainn.
e bit IN ehettt an
fhila.s Wicm., GcmoerSS tGttcr, t5t5 pcrrt.
l2.2n qiudm., 1910 ltero5; III. AchalsS tdtion.
$50 Gorn., i2.2 5 Na6m., "a. Is abenes.
Nbereeen MfipHi.. GdmoensG tdtioit, 7i,0O
g}a6my 1910 eibeHns: UT. Capitalization
21.n5 Nohr., 1915 2tbenbs.
Jieiernirure hon anum in SdIaf. cber Bar.
lcr'g9aggoiis. Gpeiieraien etc. tperben f6neH be,
forpt Der 5eiepbcn In allen i~olaeuoen Biuet,
gthrepnt Charles, tiIo Vg.timerefsirabe. e. &
r., ct Qaiil 1924 cher Dio., gouriIaHo 1901;
IRt. gtobol-g Tuition. g. & a., Wt. HerHon 3t23:
Gni1eerf 1!nticlt Snfcrmoiinrs efre1r, e. 4 Z.
2, Paul StH, oser Nih., 9our. mn ziz6; mr.
ST. 5z6, Glbsgtos5uai.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
@enern 0arnIanS Giicn6ahm.

Beqtntlefo 20. Nooefnber, oertdbt SfLftor
Sdslid.
40 YDtgens-EhHe1poft. SngersiotpH. sR. q
B,Vobn." NdtneSboto, Johannesburg nr6.
aisseHomtneH eorniae, 8aneoo nHb Gum.
herlGno.
3.o4 GGdm. - Accommodation mad Union.
9rtoge. foiuie tdalib, a~isaeromuier Sonntna,
Dor. 6anoner, Settpsbure uno %. uno 8.
DiOtfipn Runfter.
-4.55 gindm. - 9rpreh. SouptIinie. Sdaers.
tofpfi, Saneod, Gbippenet.re uiib, dusgenont.
men Setniae, Grebertd nnb gmmitSburs.
Gdrlon'gsupauH.
Sdglid, ansaenuntntn epuntaa.
6.ib NorqeHs = gort, q. uro 9. 9ibtfton ms
9dnpfltitie bfltt bon 6morp'@ropt, foipis
Carlisle.
7.6o @oraenb - Mionr. mad SisbfieIo, foipi.
gmmitsbird.
1000 Wloreen5 - Bcftsrn grpreb, g8efimtnfter,
Trir Wiuhtcr. Union Prioae, Frnecoiue tsre,
opridD. JhIriupnt. gSanneSburr. gbumbcres
bura. gGGerSinfru. 0oreod. Cumberland una
GItiu- pHt.et rbiereottruss Nnpapr.
$ 81 Wndhnt Gticmuecntirr nod Snncrer.
6.1S Ihfrht -1ttrH'. nad, ltuicr atinas.
put tcuuetttnas nrs ecr,tags.
ti.35 2cenes - atttem. rdh .unior.gr!sas.
9ur Spuutaas.
$50 WorgeHs -Iffcut. mao unton'grtoee nre
S1uoccr.
. SaIt mint. an 9eHufbIpariasslo Citation an.
u. JlcberiuH, .. ~. 0smeu,
Ser. s@eftdFtsfhbrer. Sen. .pui. .siasnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
Edliffsnahridtcn.

&cp Dorf, 90. 6cbruor.-An
gefongt iino Sic Gampier oaronprirj
@if6clm" BON Bremen, oScQig
Slop" BON aopcnbogen, nNtooroom"
bon Rotterdam" unb oSceonic" CON
2%inerpool.
I~6aefabren iitb bon bier sic Can't
pier vWajeitic" nod 9iucrpooG, oSto-
tenbom" nod &otterbam uno v5ilt.
lano" nad antmerpen.
Elpmouth 20. Se6ruor.-Gcr
bon 3cfp,Dorf noh Somburg BE-
itimnte Camper yTenniplponia" lit
bier olt1efolnHtcl1.
feapeL 20. 6cbruor. Ger
Iampfcr oFannultiu" pon binrne
ictle lein 6afrt natb 9lep lort tort.
d aricilleS, II. Jobruat. -
Ibgefabren mad Ofem- Dorf lit Der
Gonlrfer rMaiiilio."
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Marslano & Gcnnipfpamia 81. 81.
Shat rfrio Urn Wsrtt apfnut.e taltpr

Shat r|frIotrn WsTtt Npfnut. z tolIpr:
$50 8nrni. nod gptf ijalid. ntisaencahmen
CrnutrqS
80 Ictm. rob SGia. ,iur Ecnntcqs.
a20 Hcrnt. rnt Feintr tdelid. nuxatnnris
mcr Scnnig1s.
3.25 aa6m. nah Dori taaliG, aussenomuler
EonntdgS.
4.O5 9iuhtn. nab GeIin. nur Sonntngs.
4.d5 glatm. nab g'!ntr tdsli6, disgenom'
men Sonntags.
600 abenbg mao Della tdeIi6. anseenom.
men Eonntals.
100 0lbenbs rad Delta, rur gonrtaas.
1880 abenbs mad geIair, Wlittpo4 u. Gam
iinn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
Baltimore 9ampf 4. Ynfct So.
l2lte nnb SuperiaiFye Vai.9tnie.)
Die Der. Stdatens9oit bef6roerHo.
Tnmpfer ,gtrgiuia" fneu). ,glabanid,"

SuHpIef HcItBth'a entuJ, .s'"oa"n'
8ampier fdbren tdeIi6, serntaes auseenom,
men. bon ben rBatsainie". PierS, yr. 10-1s,
QiebtsSirabe, $50 Gbenbs. bireft mad Oh
Yoirt Comfort, gorfolf. YortSmnuib uuo n1en
R~unften hes Gibsns. Yertinolne IN Oh
Potnt Comfort NIT sg. & 8. 9ifenbabn". Raso
Ni6mono. Eerbinbiirg In portsmouth NIT benz
.Senbonro sir Cine" foIioen 9ug nab gnrts.
moni6 unb Wifdnia, Su gorfcif WerbtnSuna
nit Der Y%stlnuite goait 2ine." glorfoIf un6
tpefilidl uto rCGo Dominion Cine" md Rem.
bern. Batb:heton. N.'e.. 8ihutoro. Sa.. une
seipsgprf.
MablBclten nod europdif1em VIare. anru.
rt0fc ani1ien5imnler, eleftrif9e Be.eIdtnua,
Simmct in oeE glIetsgirenuT Der Dab Cine"
gr. iG7, s0GsPnIiIntcre, Girabe, 9t. 500 uno
50s, 9iebt Gtrabe. Q. ". &. Office, Sfooft'9de
TruIt puiloina" uHo g;boie9'S Re. 100, Rorb'
GbnrIessStr1Be.
Jpbn ". eterpopb, u. Wrptpu,
W'ce'Rrdf. II. Ser. 'Uiatager. Gen. 'Bnf .'Sgenf.
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lBMzTI!H7@8gz&Q[lIO
~ R~AlLROADOV
= Idglib. ! 2aglIh. uuegenpnrteti Sontiag.
Tir Sonitdg.

SApbfb0HBt UNSpr SNuhpN uht uf SthNht UpH
Der GnnoensS iailon nod Aaihiu2ton M
2So6elltleen TOO BORN. bis 500 Mbtnbs.
Griibere gDiGDrt bon Der Dit. 4~obdbStntion.
seaibinatSn, b~erlafen mt. 9tobals citation
'G.05. t645. !7.lC, 1850, 1856. 800. !10,bl,
lli.53, ?ii.55 gorm.. +i2.t3, !t2.b5, li.55,
4243, 1850. *4.1G. M.51. l5.55 gladrm. 500,
!G.5b. 800 (2tnIteo), *l0.5b. al. 20 %9ibcnos;
1920. 1900, 1920, 1900. 1000. M 90 8orm.
1890 W, !l2.02, *l2.22. HOO, ?i.05, 300,
300, 1905. 400. *4.30, 800, 1905. 25.35
Ga6ll.. 1000. 1915. 1920. 1900. 300, .s. TO
Htniteb). 1900. 1905. lilo. t11.32 IGos.
Nniapola Wh disqualification, 1850 nno
1886 Iorm.. dob utb l5.55 Jadm Gnmoeip
Siuitpn. 300 uno 1900 &crm !12.00 Wli.idgs,
300, "a 80 NdCbr1. nnb 1900 Abetos.
Sreberid, Guuoens Sutton, tT35 uuo 20.lb
| Born, lI.2b, 1850 mo s5.20 giGbm.
Niudlcier, UT. ]tOnNl, no Yorm., i2.43.
/ 1850 mndnt; 6amocitsStotioit, 1870 8otm.
800. 1850 lno 400 Ancbnt.
SdgrrStolpr, VI. 9~iognl'GtnitoH, Mo Born
1866 giddrt.; gGnthetrE tntiU,t. i7.20, l7.35
Wotilt,, 1850, 400 Nadbnt,
GnteDtt'6itp nnb Wt. dirn, gartben'S tdtion.
I'D. i0.1b Sprm., !1.25, 1850. *5.20 Ga6mL,
&c 80, ft1i5 abenbs,
euran, wlt. Republication. +2.43 giadm.;
Camden, *3.o0 NnchIr.
e,uhnf 9iue glue
uddl philadelphia uno glep .gort.
Veler terminus m BET Ereiuto5rUdnitqiten
Str1be. gelusYorf. beGuem mad S0telS IbeuterS
inc 8c~fditissSinrilt.
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TGiie snr &eiie in's HnslanS be.
iprat e Haine, Nr. 413, Cl.Salii.
mort'S trase, nabe Guftumbuaisaas t.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-29
NO DOUBT FURS
ARE RECOVERED
Mr.. Bennett Has Identified Part @
Stolen Property Held Now for
Political Play.

There now seems to be no doubt tia;
the Bennett furs, or at least a part OF
the stolen property. have been recOl
cred, and have been held for seycra'
days to be sprung at the opportunc
moment by the mayor for the pOliticll
effect of such grand stand play, a.
was minated in The Argus last evel
ing. Mr.. Bennett has, in fact, admit
ted to The Argus that he has identi
fled part of the stolen property. anj
that the recovery of the goods ha,
been carefully suppressed mdicata.
that the mayor proposes to make Us.
of the goods for campaign purposes.
As Il campaign dodge this would b.
the limit
1t has been suggested that other.
who have been victims of burglarieg
during the McCaskrin administration
should he on hand to identify theu
property in case the articles have like
wise been held for-politicaI purposes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-29
OBITUARY RECORD.
John Jacob Held.

John Jacob Helg died yesterday If
tcrnOOn at 4:15 at his home, 1888
FOurteenth-and-a-half street. death fol
lowing Il three weeks illness with
bronchitis. He was born in Switzcr
land May 6, 1871. About lG years ago
he came to this country and settled IN
New York for a short time. coming
from there to this city where he has
resided since. He had been very prom
inent in the church circles of the Ger
man Methodist church, having been 4
member of the church ever since he
came to the city. For about eight
years he was superintendent of tn,
Sunday SHOOT of the church and for :
number of years was president of thc
Epworth league. He is survived by hi
wife. three children, Arthur, John an
Harold, all at home His parents, {
sister, Mrs. Mary Huss of South ROcl
Island, and a brother and three sister!
| in Switzerland also survive him. Fun
| Cral services will he held at , O'clO i
| Sunday afternoon and from the churcl
at $50 The services will be conduct
ed by Rev. w. C. Schultze, pastor =
the church Burial will take place I
| ChippiannoCk cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-29
REFUSED A. DRINK;
SMASHES WINDOW
John Kelly of Jersey City in Jail for
/, His Effort to Get Even With
the Bar Tender.

John Kelly. claiming to hail from
Jersey City, y. j., became angry yes
tcrday when the bartender at the
Opera house saloon. Sixteenth street
and Second avenue, would not give
him liquor to augment his already very
much intoxicated condition, and to get
even. threw Il piece of tile through Il
large plate glass window. He went i'll .
the saloon several times i'll the af5e--
noon, and about 6 O'Clock, when he
again begged for a drink. he was ont
out of the place He felt hurt at this
| treatment. it seems, and picking up j
piece of the tile sidewalk. he hurled ];
| through the window He was held tC
the grand jury this morning by Magis
tratc Elliott on charge of maliciou.
mischief.
T. \. Ross was fined $l5 and cost
by Magistrate Elliott and advised t
leave the city. He was arrested TO
cndCavOring TO induce Il Rock Islam
girl to 90 to MUscatinc with him. H.
lis suspected of operating a confidence
game, and advertised himself in tn
newspapers here as an unmarried ma
DESTROYS Of employing a nurse to trav1
with him. He had practically arIanS=
everything. when brother Of til
young lady in the case here intercst2
himself i'll the matter and had Ross n
frosted