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Col and Mrs. James Oaks, Brig. Gen
and Mrs John J. O'Connen Miss Lillian
O'ConneH, Commander and Mrs. c. n
Otfiey and Mrs. II. Z. Ohey. Mrs. Julien
s Ogden, Or. Phillip Ogden, Hon. and
Mrs. Arthur J. O'Keef. Mr.. and Mrs. I g
O'Laughlin, Mrs. c. r. O'Leary. Mr.. d
Oliver. jr-, Mrs. c. s Oliver Hon. and
Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver and the Misses
Oliver. Rear Admiral Charles O'Neu Mr.
and Mrs Warren H. circuit. Mrs. James
Cresap ord, Mr.. James p Ord, and Miss
Gladys Anne Ord, Brig Gen and Mrs
Robert N. O'Reilly, Mrs. W. II. Osborne
Capt and Mrs. Hugo Osterhaus. Miss
OToole, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Y. Oulahan
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Samuel Ovenshine and
the Misses Ovenshine, Hon. and Mrs. Lee
s Overman. Mrs. E. S. Overy. Miss Chris
tine Q. owen, Mr.. F. d. owen. Mai. and
AIRS. William .. owen.
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Dr. r. J. McAdory. Capt. and Mrs
Ulysses G. McAlexander, Col and Mrs.
Henry F. Mccain. Miss Helena McCar-
thy Mrs. D. p. Mccartney, Lieut.. Ed
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Hon and Mrs. Julius Kahn Mrs F
q. kalk, Miss Helen Z. Kane, Mr. and
Mrs Gus J. Karger. DR. Paul karntz. Mr.
and Mrs. James l. Karrick. Asst. Surg
j. r. kaufman. Lieut. Ohio Y. Kean,
Lieut. T. a. Kearney. Miss May Kearney.
Mr.. and Mrs = l. Keen. Mai and Mrs
William II. Kell Mrs. :. G. Kellogg.
Capt William Kelly. Mrs. J. c. Kelton
and the Misses KeltOn. Mrs F. NJ Kemp
Maj. and Mrs. Henry NJ Kendall Mrs.
w. L. Kenly surg. and Mrs. r NJ. Ken
nedy, Mr.. Robert Kennedy. Paymaster
Gen. A. :. Kenny retired Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles +. Kern. Col and Mrs. James f.
Kerr, Pay Director L. G. Kerr. MI Alex
andcr =. Ketchum, Lieut. Commander
and Mrs. Albert l. Key. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles =. Keyser, Commander and Mrs
William KilbuTn. Mrs. Kilgour. Miss Xii.
likely. Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Amos s
Mrs. W. W Kimball. Ensign II
r. Kimmel Commander and Mrs Harry
Surg. Edgar King, Lieut.. John
J. Kingman Mrs. Louis Kingsley and
Absolom Kirby. Mrs. Charles T. Kirk
land, Col and Mrs. Joel r. Kirkman.
Miss Kirkman Mrs. Hugh Kirkmau Mrs
Hon. William W IIitchin
Lieut. Commander and Mrs s T. "
Mrs. Marie l.. Kittelle, Miss *
G. Kline. Commander H. ). Knapp. Com
mardeT and Mrs. a. NJ. Knight. Miss
Alice VI. knight Hon. and Mrs. George
A. Knight Mai. and Mrs. John T. Knight
Mrs. y. ID. kuiskeru. Mr.. Ernest A.
knOrr. Mrs. r. +. Koehler. Col. and Mrs
Egon A. Koerper and the Misses Koerpcr.
Capt and Mrs Francis J. Rooster. Mrs.
otto kOhlhaSe, Mr- and Mrs. ). H. Rram-
ler. Or. and Mrs. Henry Krogstad, Asst.
Surg W. :. Kuder.
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LIST OF GUESTS AT THE ARMY AND NAVY RECEPTION

| Emma W. Fuller Mr.. and Mrs. II. ".
| Fuller, Mai and Mrs. Lawson NJ. Fuller.
Dir. and Mrs. r. NJ. Fulton. Capt. and
Mrs John w. Furlong. Or. Futcher.
G.
DR.. and Mrs. F. 3. Gage, Mai and Mrs
David Du B. Gaillard. Maj. and Mrs. ia
cob G. Galbraith and Miss Mary Gal
braitk, Lieut. G. ID. Galloway and Mrs
Galloway, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cans, Hon
and Mrs. Harvey c. CARRIER. Miss Evelyn
Gardner, Mrs. G. Clinton Gardner, Mr.
and Mrs. ellison Gardner, Mrs. J. w
Gardner and Miss Marian Gardner, Brig.
Gen and Mrs. Ernest A. Darlington and
Miss Darlington. Mr. Louis Garthe Surg
and Mrs. ". NJ Carton. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert NJ. Gates, Surg. and Mrs J. d.
GateWoOd. the Misses GateWood, Mr. and
Mrs. Lincoln F. Gault, Capt and Mrs.
Andrew Geddes and Miss Reina Geddes,
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Geddes Miss Ael-
frida Geer, Mr. Francis 3. Gessner, Mrs.
G. w. Getty. Rear Admiral and Mrs f. H.
Gheen and the Misses Gheen, Mrs. ". r.
Gherardi Capt. and Mrs. David j. Gibbon,
Miss Kate NJ. Gibbs Miss Gibson, Brig.
Gen and Mrs. HOraUiO G. Gibson. Lieut..
Commander and Mrs. John Gibson. Mrs.
Mary r. Gibson, Mrs. T. n Gibson, Mr.
Walter Gibson. and Miss Gibson, Miss
Gilbert, Miss Eta Gilbreath. Capt Harry
l.. Gilchrist and Mrs NJ J. Gilchrist. Miss
s. NJ. Gill. Mr.. and Mrs r F. Gillen. Mai
Gen. and Mrs. George l.. Gillespie, Mrs.
c. Gillette. Mr.. and Mrs Cassius f.
Gillette. Miss Fannie Gilliss. Mrs. James
Gilliss and the Misses Gillss. Miss Alice
Ives Gilman. Mrs. b. H. Gilman, Brig
Gen. and Mrs. John G. Gilmore and Miss
Gilmore. Capt. John G. Gilmore. jr.. Mrs
John \. Glass and Miss Y. r. Glass Maj.
James d. Glennan. Mrs. NJ. A. Glennan
and Miss Frances Glennan, Commander
and Mrs. J. II. Glennon and Miss Glennon,
Hon. and Mrs Martin H. Glynn. Mai. and
Mrs, George W. Cocktails, Lieut.. James
Goethe, Mrs. H. GoOdfellow. Col and Mrs
Green Clay Goodloe, Miss G0Odloe, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. c. +. Goodrich and Miss
Goodrich, Mrs. Walton Goodwin. Mrs. "
p. Goodwin. Mrs. Basil Gordon, Mrs. c. A
Gordon, Surg. Bernard s. Gostin and Mrs
X d. GOstin, Mrs GOuveTneUr and Miss
GoUvernCur. Miss Emily Graf Mr. and
Mrs. John T. Granger and Miss Eleanor
Granger, Mai Gen. and Mrs Frederick -
Grant Lieut. Ulysses ). Grant Sd. Mrs
W, T. Graves and Miss Emily Graves Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Greegor and Miss Gree
ger. Mr. and Mrs A W. Greedy Mr. John
\. Greedy. Mrs. T. NJ Green, Mrs. II. !.
Green and Miss Green. Mr.. and Mrs l.
Green and Miss Green. Mr.. Thomas A
Green. Gen. and Mrs. F. v Greene. Hon.
and Mrs. Alexander w. Gregg and Miss
Gregg. Mrs Charles Greiner, DR.. Wilfred
y. Grenfell. Maj. and Mrs. John O.
Gresham and Miss Gresham. Miss Gray,
Surg. Gen. William Grier. Lieut. Com
nander and Mrs. r. 5. Griffin, Com
nander and Mrs. T. d. Griffin, Mr. and
Mrs. John A. Gross. Capt. and Mrs. Ed
ward T. GTumley. Miss Florence Guernsey. /
Mrs. John Guest, Capt and Mrs. John /
Guest. Miss I.Oula Mamma Gum. Mr. VIII 1
lam Rice Gum. Medical Director and /
Mrs. F. n Gunnell, Asst PaymasteT and /
Mrs. J. II. GunneN
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Mr. and Mrs. F. Y. Yanes. Lieut. and
Mrs. a. F. H. Yates, Mrs. a. r. Yates.
MIR. J. Lynn Yeagle, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
c. zoe, Rev. John G. York. Mrs. +. )
York. the Misses Young Mrs g. 3.
Young Hon. and Mrs. H. Olin Young
and Miss Caroline Z. Young. Lieut.. Gen.
Samuel B. NJ. Young. Mr.. Warren 5.
Young.
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Miss Upham. Mr. Custis P. Upshur.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. John H. Upshur.
Lieut. and Mrs. F. r. Upton and the
Misses Upton, Mr. a. r. Urion.
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I.
Mr. Edmund F. Lacey. Mai and Mrs
Eugene F. Ladd. Mr.. and Mrs. J, c. Lake,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. b. p Lamberton
and Miss Lamberton. Miss Lambie. Mai
and Mrs. J. f. Reynolds lands. Mrs
Langenbeck. Mai. and Mrs William c.
LangAtt and Miss Langfitt, Surg {. il.
Langhorne. Nj and Mrs. John d. Lang
horne and Miss Alice Langhorne, Miss
Florence Lapham, Lieut. Col. Daniel r.
Larned. Mr.. Win 5. Larner. Mr.. and Mrs
John {. Lathrop. Hon. and Mrs NJ. {.
Latta. Col. Charles H. Lauchheimer.
Lieut. Col and Mrs. Smith S. Leach, Col
William G. lie Boutiler, Mime. lie Boutu-
lier, Ensign David NJ lie Breton. Asst.
Surg. a. +. Lee, Mrs Emma Mower Lee.
Capt. Fitzhugh Lee. Mrs. s. p. Lee. Mrs.
J. O. Leefe and Miss Lcefe, Mrs. Morti-
mer D. Leggett. Maj. and Mrs. John a.
Lejeune, Mrs Louise J. Leland Capt and
Mrs. Samuel G. Lemly. Capt and Mrs
Michael J. Lehman, Mrs. Z. Y. lie Seure.
Capt. and Mrs. Z. H. c. Leutze and Miss
Leutze. Mr.. Mitchell A G. Levy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles +. Lewis, Mr.. F. }. Lewis
Miss Lydia Lewis. Mrs. r. F. r. Lewis
and Miss Leila Lewis. Brig Gen. and
Mrs. G. Norman I4ieber Hon. and Mrs
George L. Lilley. Mr.. John l. LHley and
Mr.. Theodore Liley, Mr.. and Mrs r. H.
Lindsay. Naval Constructor J. II. Lin
nard. Prof. and Mrs. +. b. Littell. Mai.
and Mrs. Isaac W. Littell, Pay Director
Charles W. Litterfeld, Lieut. and Mrs.
w. l.. Littlefeld, Mr.. and Mrs Colin II
Livingston and Miss Clarice Livingston.
Miss Marian r. Livingston. Mai and
Mrs. Edward Lloyd, Capt and Mrs. p. ID.
Lochridge. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Lock-
wood, Hon. and Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge
and Mr.. John f. Lodge, the Secretary to
the President and Mrs. Loeb. Mai and
Mrs Charles d A. Loefler and Miss
L0efieT, Capt. James A. Logan. IT.. Mrs /
J. r. London. RMS Robert London and
Miss J.. Smith London, Mrs A. X. Long
and the Misses Long. Capt and Mrs James 1
". Long and Miss Long, Acting Asst /
Surg and Mrs R l. Longabaugh. Hon. 1
and Mrs. Nicholas Longsworth. Pay Di- |
rector Thomas II. LOCKER, Mrs Katherine I
p. LOCKER and Miss LOCKER Miss Loomis. /
Mr. John Torrance, Mr. and Mrs Frank
B. Lord. Mss Lord. Mrs. George b. I,Or-
ng. Hon. aid Mrs. George A. Loud and
Miss ReXy Loud, Lieut. Col and Mrs
John S. Loud and Miss Loud. Hon. and
Mrs Henry c. LOudenslager and Mr. II
H. LOudenslager. Mrs. Arthur L. I.ougee.
col. and Mrs c. A. Lounsberry. Mr.. and |
Mrs. 4. Maurice Low, Miss Lowe. Rear /
Admiral and Mrs. John Lowe and the
Misses Lowe, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lawrence |,
-owell, Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Lowry /
,ol. and Mrs. Robert J. Lowry. Mr.. and 4
hrs. Louis Ludlow, Mr. and Mrs Mark
(. Luther. Mrs. Charles Huntington Lv- Il
nan, Mrs. Lyllys Lyman, Mai. and Mrs
Charles Lynch Capt and Mrs. Edward
lynch. Miss f. c. Lyon, Mrs. John LYON
Hrs. NJ L. Lyon.
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Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Holman
Vail, MIR. and Mrs. Joseph W. Valiant,
Miss Clara Van de Roe, Mr. and Mrs
Frederick W, Vanderbilt, Mr.. and Mrs
George Vanderbilt Surg. Gen. and Mrs
W. X. Van Reypen, Mrs. George p. Van
Wyek, Mrs. c. VeitenheImer and Miss
Veitenheimer, Mr.. James N. Vernon. Mr..
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Miss Zabriskie. Naval Constructor and
Mrs. F. IS. Zahm. Maj and Mrs. Moses
G. Zalinski. Lieut.. Commander and Mrs
Henry z. Ziegemeier.
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Mrs. F, +. House. Mrs. J. Albert Hovey
Capt and Mrs. Deane c. Howard, Lieut.
II. NJ. Howard Mrs. G. W. Howard and
Miss Howard. Mr. and Mrs A. H. How
Mrs. A. w Howe. Mai and Mrs. Henry
). Howe, Lieut.. Robert p. Howell, ir.
Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Richard l.. Hoxie
Miss Hoyt, Mrs. Charles H. Hoyt and
Miss Hoyt, Mr.. and Mrs. Colgate Hoyt,
Mrs. John NJ. Hudgins. Acting Assistant
Surgeon and Mrs Z. p HUFF. Mrs. r.
NJ. Hughes and Miss Hughes, Mr.. and
Mrs Floyd hughes. Hon. and Mrs. John
4. T. Hull and Miss Annette Hun. Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. Charles f. Humphrey and
the Misses Humphrey. Capt. and Mrs.
Charles +. Humphrey. jr, Mrs. l.. E.
HUnsacker. Mr. and Mrs. c p. Hunt.
Mrs H. J. Hunt and the Misses Hunt.
Dr. Presley G. Hunt. Mrs Wellington
O. Hunt. Rev Or. and Mrs Pleasant
Hunter, Mr.. F.. r. Huntington, Lieut..
Commander c. L. Hussey. Mr. and Mrs.
b. W. Hutchinson, Capt and Mrs. Crote
Hutcheson. Rear Admiral and Mrs. {. T.
Hutchins, Mrs. Il. Y. L. Hutton, Mai
and Mrs. William p. Huxford and Miss
HuxfoTd, Capt and Mrs, Benjamin b.
Ayer, Lieut.. J. J, Hyland
I.
Hon, Henry Clay Ide and Miss Ide.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Richard Inch.
Mrs. Robert AredeT. Mr. Rodney Rogers
Iredel, Archbishop ireland. Maj. and
Mrs. Merritte w ireland, Mrs. ID A
irwin Commander and Mrs. ". N.
Irwin.
J.
Mrs. Allan H. Jackson, Mrs. John p.
Jackson, Lieut.. John p. Jackson. Miss
Laura w. Jackson. Mr.. Huntington w.
jackson. Mrs. J. l. Jayne, Miss Alice
Thornton Jenkins, Miss Sarah Elizabeth
jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Jermane.
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Jester Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. r. F. Jewell. Lieut. Com
manGer c. T. Jewell. Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Joerissen. Mr.. and Mrs Z. 3. Johns.
Mr. and Mrs. r. a. Johnson, Midshipman
Gerald a. Johnson. Surg. Howard II.
Johnson. Mrs Philip G. Johnson. Mrs.
"A. W. Johnson. Miss Margaret r. John
son, Miss Roberta A. Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. Z. Johnson. Miss Virginia II.
Johnson. Brig. Cen and Mrs John A.
Johnston, Lieut. and Mrs r. y. Johns
ton jr-. Acting Asst Surg. 4. Mex
Jones, Mrs. Edwin Austin Jones. Asst.
Surg. and Mrs. +. l.. Jones. Mr.. and
Mrs. George y. Jones, Commander and
Mrs. h. W. Jones, Mrs Horace w
Jones and the Misses Jones, DR.. and Mrs.
John Edward Jones. Lieut. Commander
II p Jones, Miss Lucy NJ Jones. Mrs
Lockwood Jones. Mrs Mary Cadwalader
Jones, Miss Beatrix Jones. Mrs. Needham
l.. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Jones
Lieut. Col Thaddeus W. Jones. Mrs. j.
Jordan. Capt and Mrs Sidney s. Jof-
dan, Miss Isabel Joyce. Mr.. and Mrs.
EVAN Justice. Mrs, l. T. Justice
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Hon, Henry Clay Ide and Miss Ide,
Rear Admiral and Mrs Richard Inch.
Mrs. Robert Aredell, Mr.. Rodney Rogers
Iredell, Archbishop ireland. Mai. and
Mrs. Merritte w. ireland, Mrs. ID. A.
irwin, Commander and Mrs. ". NJ
Irwin
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and Mrs. Leroy T. Vernon. Hon. and
Mrs. w. J. Yickery. Mr.. and Mrs. George
NJ. Vincent. Brig. Gen. Thomas n. Vim
cent, Or. Thomas Norris Vincent. Miss
a. G. Yogel. Mrs. w S. Volkmer. Count
and Countess Won -Trachenberg,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Frederick Won Scbrader
and Miss II. Won SchTader. Mrs. William
p. Vose, Capt. and Mrs. g. +. VreeIand,
Hon. and Mrs. Edward p. Vreeland and
Miss Anna Vreeland. MIR and Mrs John
". Vreeland, Col and Mrs. John ".
Vroomsn
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-02
WALKING IN SLEEP,
HE WALKS INTO CELL

WINSTED, Conn, Feb. John Quig-
ley, reputable person, walks in his
sleep occasionally. He was somnambu-
listic last night, and in his "nightie" he
walked from his home to the police sta
ton nearby, entered a cell and stretched
himself to sleep without waking. The
turnkey and the rest of the police We're
asleep, walking, or walking in their
sleep, and no one saw Quigley, ghost
like, enter the cell
The turnkey locked all the cells this
morning; Chief of Police Wheeler re-
ceived the report mo prisoners" Such
is the accustomed report in this law
abiding town which retires at dusk.
Judge Seymour, Town Clerk Bassett
and Collector Burke met in the town
hall this morning to finish some public
business.
why am 1 here?" sounded a sepul-
Chral voice.
The Judge. the clerk and the collector
looked at each other; no one could
answer. Further search found Quigley,
in his "nightie" awake, walking, as far
as the confines of his cell would permit
and asking anXiously, after fourteen
hours confinement:
why am / here?'
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-02
TRANsUE's BILL is FAVORED
Helps Electric Roads Where Four
Tracks Are Wanted

BY Associated Press.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 1.-The assem-
bly, committee on corporations decided
to report favorably on Assemblyman
Transue's bill giving railroad COM
panies the power to condemn a double
right of way for four tracks instead of
a single right of way for two tracks,
as under the present law.
The bill provides that a company may
lay out its road not exceeding ten rods
vide and gives railroads the power
to cross, intersect. join or unite it's
railroad with any railroad either before
or after construction at any point upon
it's route and upon the grounds of such
other railroad corporation, with the
necessary turnouts, sidinSs and
switches and other conveniences in
furtherance of the object of it's connec-
tions.
The bill was introduced in the inter
ests of railroad development in South
ern California, where some of the cleo
trio roads desire to lay four tracks.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-02
IGNORE SIGNALS;
KILLS PASSENGER
WITNESSES BLAME M0T0RMAN
FOR ACCIDENT
Matthew Taafe Attempts to Board Car
and Is Hurled TO His Death
Before the Eyes Of His
Sister

While attempting to mount a moving
northbuund Pasadena Short Line car
at Third and Main streets at $50 last
night Mathew Iaaffe "a years of age,
| proprietor of the barber shop at 230
South Main street, was thrown to the
pavement and so severely injured that
he died at the receiving hospital twen-
ty minutes later. He was struck by
the front steps of the car and inter-
nally injured.
According to witnesses to the affair,
Taaffe stood waiting for a car. one
Pasadena car is said to have passed
him, but did not stop, although the
man signaled the motorman to do so.
a little later car No 267 approached
and Taaffe also waved at the motorman
on that car. The latter is said to have
paid no attention to him and the car
came on at a rapid rate Taaffe evil
IDENTIFY made up his mind to jump it, as
he suddenly sprang forward. The car
was going SO fast, however that he
was hurled through the air and his
grip loosened on the handrail, allowing
him to be thrown to the ground with
great force.
Pedestrians ran to the scene at once
and picked him up. He was uncon-
scious and remained so until he died.
His sister, Miss Alice Taaffe who lives
with the family of the young man, was
standing in the Grug store on the cor
ner at the time of the accident. She
at once rushed forward and accom-
panied her brother to the receiving
hospital in the patrol wagon.
From there a telephone message was
sent to Taaffe's wife and, accompanied
by their 7-year-old daughter, the wo-
man soon appeared at the police sta
ton. Her husband was dead by the
time she reached the hospital and the
woman was so overcome by the shock
that it was necessary to carry her from
the place.
Taaffe lived at 1O49 Macy street. He
had been a resident of Los Angeles
several years.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-02
JILTS; PAYS FOR TRoUsSEAU
Young Woman Is Given Judgment for
Time Lost on Lover Who
RecantS
Snecial TO Tho Horald

Special to The Herald
LONDON, Wash, Feb. IA faint
hearted sweetheart, Eutychus Foot, was
to pay $500 for his faint-heart-
cdness recently.
A remarkable story of a breach of
promise of marriage was told by thc
plaintiff, Miss Edith Martha Russell. "A
pretty young woman with dark, waVy
hair. Attired in a light gray costume,
and carrying a white muff, she told the
court how her sweetheart had Tilted her
on the eve of the wedding She is n
shirt machnist, and lives with her
parents at Shelley avenue, Manor Park.
The defendant, a clerk, who lives in
the same locality. did not appear, but
he had put i'm a defense in which he
said that he did not refuse to carry out
his promise.
In 1904 (said Robert Wallace, K. C.).
after having known Mr.. Foot for some
time Miss Russell commenced to walk
out with him. 1t was arranged that a
marriage should take place between
them ON September >, 1908. The banns
were called three times in church. The
defendant was earning $3.50 a year. He
took a house and furnished it. and lul
some days plaintiff and her sisters We're
engaged i'm putting the place i'm order.
The defendant visited his sweetheart
four or five times a week, and on the
morning of September l he brought his
portmantoau to her house in order ia
be ready to go to LoWcstoft for the
honeymoon.
In the evening he came agan-With
his father who, said counsel was hos
tile 10 the marriage. He then said ho
could not afford to marry the plaintiff
Miss Rsscll said she had been earn
ing So per week. When the marriage
WAS arranged she gave up her employ
mont She was fifteen weeks out of "a
situation and for that time claimed
So. \ claim for special damage WAS
also made i'm respect to her trousscau
The special claim totaled $l95.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-02
HARTMAN SHOWS HIS HAND
s. P. Official Takes Hold of Illinois
Central Mails
BY Associated Press.

by ASSOCldleu IIesS.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-The Record-Her-
aid today says: Edward II. Hartman
has begun to extend the jurisdiction
of Hartman system of officers over
the Illinois Central.
An official circular has been issued
announcing the appointment of II. P.
Thrall to be superintendent of mails
for the Illinois Central. Mr.. Thrall has
been superintendent of mails for the
Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, oregon
Railroad & Navigation company and
Oregon Short line about two years.
His appointment as an Illinois Cen
trail official was made yesterday and
the circular announcing the fact has
not yet been given out for publication.
1t was impossible to ascertain wheth-
er there is a plan to extend the juris
diction of the Hartman officers to in
clude the Illinois Central. There is,
however, an unconfirmed rumor that
ere long ]. c. Stubbs and julius Krutt-
schnitt may have authority over the
traffic and the operation and mainte-
nance, respectively of that road.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-02
new MAN HEADS
WHITE Wines
FIFTY BROOM EXPERTS MUST
KEEP BUSY
Luther Nather Has instructions to See
That Crossings Are Kept Clean.
Captain Whims Will Over
see SprinkIing

Luther Nather will hereafter have
charge of the fifty men who keep the
downtown streets of Los Angeles clean
her white wings brigrade."
capt Whims has been transferred to
the superintendency of street sprink-
ling
Inspector of Public Work d. K. Ed
wards made the change yesterday in
line with the policy of better work,
which will be insisted on hereafter by
order of Mayor Harper.
Capt. Whims is up in years, has been
troubled with rheumatism and has not
been able to get around among the men
as rapidly as necessary with his horse
and buggy, according TO the chief in
spector. and the change was made to
relieve him of his duties and to give a
younger man a chance.
superintendent Nather is said to have
much executive and organizing ability,
and he will, if necessary, shift the men
around i'm order to get better work. The
chief complaint about the "White wings"
has been that they waste time in gath
cring up bits of dirt and mud in tn
center of the block and forget to take
care of the crossings, where nine-tenths
OF the travelling by pedestrians is done.
The new rule is to keep crossings clear
IIC gardeSs of any other section of the
streets IT will be insisted on, no mat -
ter what the weather conditions may be.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-02
HIS HAIR UNCUT % YEARS
Eccentric German Lived Alone Nearly
Quarter Century; Cleared Ranch
Without Aid of Horses

HUNTERS. Wash, Feb, 1.-Hans
Kohlen, the most eccentric character
in Stevens county, has sold his fine
ranch, four miles west of Fruitland,
and will re-enter civilization after be-
ing almost a recluse for twenty-t three
years. All this time he has been a
bachelor, and almost a hermit, He
cleared his farm. built a house and
fenced the land absolutely without as
sistance.
Kohlen never owned a team, carry
ing logs and rails on his back for
long distances while at work on his
place. During twenty three years Koh-
len never cut or combed his hair. For
many years Kohlen's bed has been
big dry goods box, half filled with hay.
Daily at sundown he drew on a gunny-
sack, buried himself in the hay and
slept comfortably.
S. Davis purchased the ranch for
$25O0, With the proceeds of the sale
Kohlen proposes to return to his ma
tive home in Germany.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-02
BANTER CAN'T BE BROKEN
Professors Daughter Hypnotizes Him
and Now Booker Cannot Be
Awakened
Spoci0l % Tho Herald.


LEXINGTON, Ky, Feb. 1,-For "a
hours r.. r. Booker, of ScottsVille,
Illinois, a Bible student at the Ken
ucky university, has been in a hyp-
motto trance, having lapsed into un-
consciousness last night after a treat
ment from Miss Ray McGarvey,
daughter Of Rev. J, w, McGarvey,
president of the Bible college of the
university. Medical skin has failed to
revive Booker, who lies motionless on
his cot i'm the college dormitory.
During "a Christian Endeavor So
ciety social a the Broadway Chris
tiau church last night IT was suggested
that Miss McGaycy hypnotic Booker.
Laughing, ne said she could not do It,
and, to carry out "a banter, Miss Nc
GaINcy stepped behind him and asked
him TO think only of her Gently she
rubbed his forehead, and presently
Booker remarked: 81 am sleepy" He
then became unconscious.
Miss McGarYey learned the hyp-
motto art at boarding school. She
once hypnotized her aunt, Miss Matte
Taylor, OF Richmond, who was un-
conscious 10 hours.