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MARRIED.

O'Sl IllNAN-HAI.LlNAN. On Tuesday October
5. 1907. at st Gregory Church. Bait more
Md. by Rev. j u. MARI, FLORENCE OSUL-
LlNAN and GENEVIENE MAILMAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-12

Commander l.. L. Reamey. USN., and
family, after an absence of sixteen months
in Europe, have returned to No. 1746 y
street north west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-12

On account of absence from home Mrs
r. 5. Reynolds will not receive Mondays
till the 18th of October.
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BORN.

PARKER. To Mr.. and Mrs. willis W. Parker
October s, 1907, daughter. MARGARET
EDITH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. u. p. Rowell of 100 Massa-
chusetts avenue northeast the past four
weeks visiting relatives and friends in
Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota,
have returned to their home after spend
ing very pleasant vacation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry White will
leave today for weeks trip to the Luray
caves and the Natural Bridge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-12

Mrs. A. P. Clark. jr.. 1862 I.anier place
opened her home today. from TO /. with
a euchre for the Starmont Auxiliary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-12

Priest, Margaret L. Huss. Blanche Bowen
Mrs. John Greene. Mrs. J. Walter Mitch
ell, Everett Hester. Leslie Greene. Chari5
Miller. Bree Smith. Noble Mitchell. Rob
ert Huston, Palmer Sewers, Thomas
Travis and Mr.. John Greene
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Miss Mary Hempstone IS visiting the
family of Capt. w. c. Cowles on board the
Franklin at the Norfolk navy yard.
Mrs. r. r. Hoes and her mother and
sister, Mrs. and Miss Gouverneur, have
returned to their home on Rhode Island
avenue.
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THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A NAVY WEDDING AT ST
JOHNS NOVEMBER 20.
Lieut.. Commander Davis and Miss
Cotton the Happy Couple-cther
Events-Personal Notes.

The marriage Of Miss Daisy Cotton.
daughter of Col. Francis Cotton, and
Lieut.. Commander Archibald II. Davis,
U.S.N.. has been set for Wednesday, No
vember 90 and will be a noon event at
St Johns Church. A small breakfast
VIII follow at the home of the brides
father on Connecticut avenue. This pop
ular young BRIDE will be attended by sew
eral bridesmaids, and the men of the
bridal party will be brother officers of the
bridegroom. Mr.. Davis Is stationed at
League Island, so that the residence of
the couple the coming winter will be IN
Philadelphia. Col. Cotton and his daugh-
ter spent September at Atlantic City and
only returned home a few days ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-12

Mrs. DR.. D. H. Hazen has moved from
5vI oth street southwest to her new resi-
dence, 1904 18th street northwest
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DIED.

DEMELMAN. On Thursday. October 10 1907
at 4:i5 am. HENRIETTA DEMELMAN,
sister of Mrs. l. l.. Blout.
Funeral from her late residence, 10 7;h street
northwest Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock.
baltimore papers please copy)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-25
Gin NNprSncrfnd,.

Su 9ailetOn. ia. mnrOe Der Ser'
JUDI semaht. Jtsu. Wtattbew Dantola,
Osu @siiilideu Der ct. 3olcpbS ilauO.
ulbsn Stride, 81 ermorben. Inter Der
uorOeren Ysranoa ieincr 9Sobnun9 e..
plOoirte cin tleiuss nit JDnumit seiiill.
ties 9adet. OaS BORT bin9elest wOrOen
mar. Ole game uoroere SSanO NeS
6auics murOe eiuScriiieu unO idmmt.
libe 5eniter Iettriimmert. Der geilt.
li6s islblt blieb uuueriebrt. S6ou isit
ldnSsrer 3eit baben in Der Ssmsinoe
llurubsu itattseiuuOsu, neil Die @e'
meiuOemitSlieoer in lwci 80rteieu 9e'
ipaltsu iinO uH6 iid ss9suisiti9 auf's
bitterlte betdmpien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-25
Srrbriierte 3pasienite

S6ueamts.S sfrstdr GOrteIpOu traf
in 9iew DOrt ciu. nm nit OOrtiSeH 3Olle
beamteu ID cOnferiren nno 3u isben, Ob
betreiis Der @innubmeu unO Der @rs
bebuus pom 3Ollsebubren nidt pruttii6e
gerdnbrrunsen uOrsenOmmsn perOeu
tOnnten. 9isbsr mar ss iiblid, OaB
Pallasiere anfommsnoer DampfiGifie
cine yilte nller psr;olbaren 8aaren
unfsrtisen unO Oann ipdter ben SOrtissn
3oubsamtsn sur 0tsuiiiOu unterbrsitsn
mnBteu. Dubur9 wuroen ben Paiia'
sisren pisls S6srereisn uernria6t. Ser
nsr mill Ssrr @ortslpou feben, oh bic
@isentbimsr oSsr Mietber bon Berfte'
Gnlasen niGt ss;wunsen weroeu fOn'
nen, fur gr6bere Bequemli4feiten an.
foHimenOer Raiiasiere 3n ior9sn.
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Sreitas, ben 10. Wtai 1907.

@smab perfHisbsnn GrsfutpusbtftbIs BON
6iera ijaeias, oepaTt Gaeias uub gtnbitioHi Gr.
ppnas, ausgtiftat spn BEN Common pIfas @t'
ritt BON eafnpanna Gpuntp, an mid efrihtti,
ptTbs Id auSftBtH iun UHtntliGsn Bfrfaut
eur@ Brneiaerung pesr Ausruf an bin bShh
pter mtiR 8isifnbtn. fir 9aar, In btm Sc.
rihtsetb6ubt In br Stnbi Sranipn, eada-
mamma County, am Grtitae, ben 10. Wai y.
.. 1907, um 10 llbr 8prmitiags bee btiaeitn
9aass, ale bic Rs&tt, aiitl unb 9utnffItn bsr
Bsrfaaisu In unb nuf bic nahipgsne bsl@ritbt.
nsH Cote, Stritt pbr par;slsn eanb, pis
fclet:
80. t-aa isnts Siad Obn wausnt edns
asItstn In Dlabilpn Sppufbip, eafapanna
Gcuniy uub Siaat ptnuipIpania. btsrtuit unt
btl&ritbu mic folst usmlit; Aufaustnb an
bsr nsrbSfflihsn Ode psn eanb isBt sbtr fribI
i'm 8tfB ppn Spispb eafranes, bagu tntlans
etr Bflt6m einit BON Sebn Sbomo @auanttf,
n5rblih (prisinaI @arraut einis) f07 Rutbsu
,u ,iur alien SanntHtds, bann pfiflit f70
Ruibsu ~ siun gdt, bann ihbIi6 26 Rutbm
,u tinn attn qanbfrabt, bann tntIang btr.
ItIbsn fiblih SO @rabf Oiili&. As Rutbtn
liielia as 9,rapt 5iflit, 67 6l10 8uibsn. banr
IitIih 1910 Ruibsu jur npTbpsf gdt bte
bsiaaitn eafrauot eduhte, hann tntIaue hem
lslbtn Sfflib 81 Huibtn ium AnfansspIaBt
tuibalisne SO adtr unb 40 Ruibtn gtHau ptr.
msIisn, I'll baHslbs msbr Obsr ptuiau. 81
balItlbs 9anb iibsriraesn an Carrie 8irb 8sr.
biuf, fribn GaIrit 9re DGIid. burh Nlfrtl
@ilIiams ct. al. buTt Deb batirt ttn - Sal
pcu - 1904, unb bsatlhiiet etbSrie re-
siifTirt uub ttnsurdstn 3u wtresn.
Stnfaas ats itnt sspii1s BOT, Shsde Ott
| parltls ydnb gtl'gsn in RrlTing Brpef Iopn.
Ibip, gndapanua County unb Staat Ttnnlyl
sdria, tsarsrit uue btibItbtn ME folet
nsmlih Anfanatne an tinr pfetfn uni
Sisin Gdt 25 5ub pon ttr Rittt ttr Grit uni
Wysmiug Bailey Siftubabn, lauftnp In cine
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pou SaTab uup Byron Sufingbam 29i 5uf
~ tiur Sitin unb pfabI Gft, tanu in sinn
nSrrittu Rib uns sntlane ptm Sauee bu
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uub Sttin Gds. eanu in tinsr psiflibtn Bib
tuns altiblduftne NIT ftr ;rritsn btnannttr
einlt 30J 6ub pnriibT uno irtnntnb bas Saul
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Sttiu Gdt, eann in ihtlibu Ri6tuns tntlanl
esm eanbt her Gris unb gPsOmins Bale
9Iitnbabn i70 5ue gum AniansspInBs. 9ni
bnlieub 9n9 Suaerairuibtu iti taltlbt mtbl
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Ut. eur6 Dsrp patiri 4. Ohpber 1891 uni
sins,ras,n in tsr RttOresrs Sift RON eadu
mama GOunls i'm Gupbuu q, Stiit 355
Alts pnbtHrrt nit ip.iifSdistu bSIitrntI
Upbnbaus, St,uns unp anesrn aibsnss
bdubtn.
Mh 9tidlas ttItst unh in grsfuiiOu etnpm
men nuf bic alast ron 8p trt S. 9Bils, etssi
&arTit Sirb Sneint Sbule $500. 9un
rsT,n 26. WGp 1906, ge pfattu SCI iibrtl
unb aeitsn. 9upsmtnt 3U. 4l6 Wdr, Ger
min 1907. 6i. ia. gum Wa Jcrmiu 1907.
Ippbtp Anmali.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-25

&c. 2-Alle bic Rsht,, littl unt 9ntsrtIsn
ee5 gtriIaeitn in unb auf ale jSnt ssrilit eet
0btr paTtas ganb etlsern in SunmCrt Bp.
rough. eadapduua 9ounio uuo Staai penn.
plpana, btartnIt unp btibTitbtn mic fplei.
nsmi6: AnfI stno an tintm puufts an Der
Ginmiurune ppu aTrp une lS dion Strabtu,
eann duehtbutub lif psiilit ppn aurs Snibt
60 ,tuB III ennb bee Sapatrrs Rlhdrrs, eann
i'm rs6ttu 0inftl nSrblit i19 5u6 Ju tinr
o5aiIt eanu in rs6ttm 8ufe tniIaus ttinaiu
8aiIt 6hlib 6 Jue jur Widlpp StIabt, eann
tnilaus W dion Strabt luphdb lig 6ub ium
AnfnnaspaBs. 81 sOi No. q unb 10 duB
pom Got RO. % an asup StInBs, laut elmer
ganpfarit in otr Sfirs br psnniplUania aVblsn
&pmpanit, unb ii eas Z mo ubutragsu eurb
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sinsttrdssn i'm Dstpbub 100, Stilt 4l0.
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fSdistn @tbGubt, ale Sptl btnust. sintm
srpbsH Stsinnbssi6pb uup anensn Aubsus'
bauefH earduf.
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men aui bic 8iast bn Nsp SdiIltr 8au unt
Anltbt @sital6ait stssn 8Oup Ritdrps unp
pbilmtna Rihares. Sbalp $500 79 in
ttrtIsn 4. Npri 1907, Aspo'aisn Gtblbrtn
uup Soften. 9ubsmsnt Wp 1873. Mai 5umin
1897. ii. ia. gum Wai Iumin i9 Z.
Stptts, Anpalt.
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Yc. 3 Die fclasnhsn gpis, Srtdsn cter
pdRtltn edne stltstn in eu Staet SraniOu,
eadnraund 0eunip, Siaat ptnnippania, be
eTtnlt unb btltTisbtu ME fplat: Sinb Gets
Np. f3. IL. Is, 16. IL, IS unb ~ i'm Ouatrat
oeu BlCd Wp. 225 unb stltstu an her StTdbt
benannt unp btflunl ale DEM Avtnut, alf
Der sadapnund Gtitn unb aobfn Gompinit
aarit tnts lbtilts pon SudHtOn, btdbhhtisi
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anfangsne an ptr Ginmiubuug hu 6duliuit
Der norpCltlihtn Stiit BON Poplar StraBf nit
btr Baulint ptr roTbptltlitsn Grit ppn penn
Grenut, bann nprepiit snildne tfIagifr penn
gptnuf Sintt $50 6uB ju tint 9dt bu tinis
lpildtn gots 9fc. i9 nnb 20 he pprbtldettn
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i3 an pSplar SiraBt fur SOt, pOrd, piazza,
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rtn 9ntf.
ausntbmtne uub rtitrpntub edpou tins st
piHs goriisn bon Cots friitn iibtrtragtn an
bic Dslapart unb pubIcn Giltubabn GOmpanit,
ptldt ausstupmmsnt Portion bseunjt unb BE-
ibrifbtn III mic fOet Anfanseno an rinsm
punftt an bn Sbtilunsslinis ,pil6tn Cots Ro.
i9 unb 20, i'm 9of 225, zine Difan, pon
it2 jub ptifIit, prrmtiitn aui btiastn Ibsi.
uussIinit ppn Der psfflthsn 3aunlinit BON
penn Assnut eann altihlnuftub nit einit
une sntftrnt 10 dub SitIih uue nOrtSflib i'm
rt6itu 8initlmab ron efr Yiitslinit ets mtill
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,,9obnlen's gBtiHt," ~ bsr pelfIihtn 3aun-
liuit ppn penn AptHuf, sntfInt rs 6Ii0 Gub
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psu bsr iubIihtn gds bsr 3aunlinit Bon bslne-
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an penn aptnut liibptlfliH rs 6li0 5nb ~ eu
ncIeSifIiGtn 9aunlinif BON Poplar oiraBs,
bann nerbptlfliH bel Der npreShliHm 3aun.
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rsuiatr bauu ;u btm @ssut&t bn DtIapart
unb pubfpn GilmbabH. bann enilans bfidetr
@tgutGtIinit npTb5ffIi8 iu bsr 3btilHneslinit
,p f9tn esis 19 uHb 20 mic pOrbtfast banu
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30. 9-Die Oberfldde oSer @runbtedte pon unb in
an al ieuer aepiiien Got sdnb, gelegen legeno unh
ieieno in Der 2i. @aIb Der Stdbt Scranton, eadas
panna County uno 5taat penniplpauia, begrenst
brat pber Blod Jlo. auf BEN Compiler pon Cots be-
tannt ais ,,6arr's Sbeal Some sites" ueIber Cons
psT eingetragen III in eadawanna eountp. Seiagte
Got mist 40 bu6 in 6ront an barr Bouleparb, bass
lelbe hinten unb 1856 Sub in 1iefe su elmer Court
flr 5Hentlihen @ebrauh, pie pergei6net auf be-
iastem eomplsE. ~ eieielbe Got pon eane aesrtras
hengosb ourd Deeo geborig engetragen, unb auf
pelhes beiagter Sensoee cine Sppetbsfe ansftente
~ ennhen bes beiasien dbomaS I. Dantsls, ME
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-03
INVESTIGATE
ALTON RATES
GRAND JURORS HAVE CHIEF
CLERK AT SESSION
Charges of Standard oil OFFICIAL That
Railway Made Other Discrim-
~ nations Arc Being
Probed
RY Aaaocinted Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2-F. s. Hollands, chief
rate clerk of the Chicago and Alton rail-
road, was in the grand jury room for
more than an hour today in the investi-
cation into the charge made by President
Moffett of the Standard Oil company of
Indiana that other shippers at Whiting,
Indiana, besides the Standard Oil COM
pany, had been guilty of rebating. Hol-
lands answers were said to have been
indefinite. A subpoena was issued for c.
II. King, general freight agent of the
Alton, and 1t was reported that another
official of the road had been summoned.
This afternoon President Moffett was
recalled to the grand jury room, and
after being there short time started
on his return to New York. 1t is gener-
ally believed that President Moffett failed
to give such information as would lead
to the indictment of other parties.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-03
RAILROAD COMM IssIoNERs OF
FOUR STATES IN SESSION
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ST. PAUL, Oct 2.-The railroad COM
missioners of the states along the lines
of the big transcontinental railroads,
who have been In session at the state
carltol, concluded their deliberations this
afternoon. No definite action was taken,
it being decided to refer the matter at
issue to the national convention to be
held in Washington shortly.
Four states were represented at the
meeting, Washington, Oregon, North Da-
kota and Minnesota. According to Chair
man Lawrence of Washington, the ques-
ton of federal regulation of commerce
was discussed and the opinion was
reached that the states should make
every effort to retain the right to regu-
late commerce within their own limits
and to fight any attempt to limit this
by congress.
A working agreement between the
states and the interstate commerce COM
mission was deemed necessary and it
was agreed to bring that about If
possible.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-03
MISS VANDERBILT TO
WED AUSTRIAN DUKE
One of Richest American Girls and
Her Millions to Be Claimed
by Austrian
!. Noble
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2.--Miss Gladys
Moore Vanderbilt. one of the richest
heiresses in America, is to be the next
American girl to wed title, according
to story published here today. The
announcement of her engagement to-an
Austrian noble it is stated, will be made
this week at The Breakers" in Newport.
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt became of age
last June and received her share of the
vast estate left to her at the death of
her father, Cornelius Vanderbilt. 1t
amounts to $12,500. 900, according to re-
port. In addition to this there is the
fortune of her mother, which some day
will be divided among the children.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-03
TELEGRAPH
TRUST HIT
WESTERN UNION AND POSTAL
MAY LOSE CHARTERS
Attorney General of New York Begins
Action to Gust Corporations for
Agreeing to Raise Tolls and
Divide Business
BY Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2.--The Western
Union Telegraph company and the Postal
Telegraph company were ordered today by
Justice Ford of the supreme court Of New
York state to show cause on Friday why
the states attorney general should not
be permitted to sue them for forfeiture
of their charters on the ground that they
have formed combination to increase
telegraph tolls.
Attorney General Jackson in his appli-
cation alleges that the combination was
made, January 1, 1907, and that new
and increased schedule of rates was put
into effect and that the companies agreed
to maintain joint offices at certain points
and divide the profits of business re-
ceived therein.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-03
BORAH is
ACQUITTED
JURY FINDS U. s. SENATOR NOT
GUILTY
CHARGE OF LAND FRAUDS NOT
SUSTAINED
Friends of Accused Hold Jubilant cele.
bration--Band Serenades Him at
HoteI-verdict Reached
on First Ballot
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
BOISE, Idaho, Oct. 2.-United States
Senator William e. Borah was ac-
quilted tonight of the charge Of con-
spring to defraud the government out
of valuable Idaho timber lands.
The case was submitted without
argument on the part of defense, and
the jury was out just long enough to
take one ballot
The verdict was greeted by cheers
and applause. which the court officials
made no effort to restrain. This dem
ons stration in the court room served
only as O beginning. AS soon as the
news reached the outside bells were
rung and the city fire department made
a spectacular run through the princl-
pal streets. stopping eventually at the
Idaho hotel, where Senator Borah, sur
rounded by several hundred&of his TEL
low citizens, was escorted.
A brass band appeared as II by
magic and as the senator reached the
hotel steps played Hail to the Chief.
The streets about the hotel were
blocked by the cheering throng, whose
shouts mingled with the scfeech of the
fire engine whistles and changing of
trolley car bells
Senator Borah thanked his hearers
for their demons tration and the con-
fidence they had reposed in him
throughout the trial.
Senator Borah said it was not a proper
time for him to express his opinion OF
the events of the last three months.
II have felt the humiliation deeply" he
continued, especially because of the man
ner in which the name Of my dead friend
Frank Steunenberg, has been brought
into the case. l am glad to say was his
friend-the friend of man who gave uT
his life for his state and his country.
Political capital has been made out OF
my indictment, but lam glad to say some
of my staunchest friends during this trial
have come from the other side. The only
reason l was indicted ncrears to have
been that 1 was the friend of Frank
Steunenberg. Again 7 can say to you
am proud of the honor of that friendship
But there are always some hyenas about
who find their only delight in the defama.
tion of the dead"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-03
FIRE DESTROYS MAIN
PART OF YUBA CITY
BUSINESS SECTION OF TOWN is
BURNED
Flames Spread to Court House, but
Are Stamped out-Many Lose
Homese and Business
Houses
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
MARYSVILLE, Oct. 2.-The business
section of Yuba City across from Marys-
Vile was practically wiped out by fire
this afternoon. The loss exceeds $4,000.
The Marysville fire department an
swered the emergency call and one en-
gine stationed on the bank of the river
furnished water that saved the town
from entire destruction.
The fire started in the Windsor hotel,
owned by S. c. Davis, and spread rap
idly.. destroying a block and half or
solid brick and frame structures.
A heavy north wind spread the flames
ana burning cinders. During the last
stages fire started on the roof of Ray &s
Ashley's store, and the porch fell carry
ing Harry Day. Merle Comstock and two
firemen to the cement walk fifteen feet
below. Comstock is believed to be fatally
injured. The losers include:
c. s. Davis, Windsor hotel; A. II.
Hewitt, two-story cement law office; A.
S. Bars, confectionery; Odd Fellows'
building, two-story brick; F. G. Van Ars-
dale. grocery; Valley Meat company,
market; ]. +. Jones, barber shop; Dr..
A. E. Kosby, two-story frame office and
residence: C. P. Slattery estate two-story
bricn: ]. f. Jones' tobacco store, Slattery
estate, office building; ]. X. p. Elwell,
two-story brick; Best & Wildstin's gro
Gerry; Werner White, residence; Elwell, &s
siattery. two-story frames; N. c. Hull,
barber shop; D. A. Mount, paint shop;
DR.. Cole, office and residence; Masonic
hail. two-story brick; Union Ice company
office; Klempff estate. sheds; Sutter
Hardware store, gutted; Yuba City Water
works. Orr g. Wilcox, blacksmith shop;
o. Moncur, two-story frame; Moncur' s
tin shop, Moncur's residence, Williams
Rres.' livery stable, C. H. Potter's resi-
The hank building and two newspaper
offices were saved. The courthouse caught
Arc h,,t was saved.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-03
TABLET IN MEMORY
OF U. S. GRANT UNVEILED
Distinguished AssembIase Attends
Ceremonies at Cincinnati on Spot
Where Generals House
Stood
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2.-In the presence
~ distinguished gathering that includ-
ed many army veterans a memorial tab !.
let at the birth place of President U. s.
Grant at Point Pleasant In Ciermont
county was unveiled today. 1t was the
f,rst NJ three days celebration of the CEN
tennial and homecoming week Of Clare
mont county and thousands of native
sons Joined in paying honor to the eoun-
try's most illustrious warrior son.
a hronze cannon and memorial tablet
had been placed on what is believed to
be Sthe exact spot where was located the
house in which Grant was born. and
drew = Harris. Lieut. Gen. Harry C..
corbin, U. S. A.. retired; Major Gen. Fred
D. Grant, a delegation Of Ohio comman-
derry of the Loyal Legion and relatives
and other guests.
A detachment of regular soldiers from
Fort Thomas acted as guard of honor and
assisted in the services.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-03
DENOUNCE BOSS RULE,
WITHDRAW FROM TICKET
Political Sensation Caused In cincin-
natl When Nine Out of Twenty
One Democratic Nominees
Decline to Make Race
BY Associated Press.

CINCINNATI, Oct. "A political sem
sation developed today when nine of
the twenty-one candidates named yes
terday at the Democratic municipal
convention refused to accept the places
given them on the ticket.
Mayor Pfaff, Auditor Cullins and
Treasurer Weller, who had been hon
ored with denomination for the places
they now fill. headed the list of de-
clinations, the others including four
candidates for council at large and two
for the board of public service.
The reason given is that the methods
that controlled the selection of dele
gates to the convention were too auto
cratic and that there was too much of
boss rule for the e<officials who were
two years ago elected in a campaign
against such practices.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-03
WOULD BAR FOREIGNERS
FROM OWNING PROPERTY
State Grange Discusses Prohibition Of
Aliens from Holding Real
Estate-LocaI Option
Is Taken Up
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press. a0
SAN JOSE, Oct. 2.--The state grange
this morning discussed the prohibition of
foreigners from holding real estate in
this country and the Sacramento dele
cation submitted resolution of protest
against the removal OF the state capitol.
The matters were referred to commit
tee. A resolution demanding legislation
providing for local option was also re-
ferred to committee. County Superin-
tendent of Schools Bateman made a brief
address on the abolishment of agricul-
tural classes in the public schools.
At noon the officers and members Wis
tied the state normal school and this af-
ternoon the grange held special memorial
services for its deceased members.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-03
Rich MIser Dies in WIsconsIn
By. Associated Press.

KENOSTIA, Wis. Oct. 2.-After living
as miser for more than fifty years and
accommodating more than $S5000O. Lander
E.. Merrlck died at the home OF strangers
In this city today. The old man came to
Kenosha county in 1910 and lived in the
town of Randall until two years ago,
when the officials of the town found him
nearly starved and took charge of him
and his property. A guardian was ap-
pointed. and when the hut which the old
man occupied was searched $350,000 In
cash and securities was found. George
W. Eldredge of Richmond. ILL.,. former
state senator. nephew, will receive a
portion of the estate