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Association Football.

Soccer teams representative OF the Cunard
and White Star lines. with the elevens OF the
steamships Carmania and Adriatic. had a hot
battle yesterday at the Cove. Staten Island.
The teams we're evenly matched and event.
ually broke even. each side having two goals
to its credit when time was called. Hillary
made the first tally Of the game for the Car
mania, but Mirrlees soon equallized Il and the
score stood even at half time. The AdriAtic
showed superior play In the second half.
Evans made the shot which put them ahead,
and the game would have resulted without
further tally but for a tumble by the Adriatic
goal keeper, who missed an easy shot by
Zealand for the Carmania. which thus tied
the score,
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TO-DAY'S CARD ron AOUEDUCT.


The Election Day Handicap. at a mile and
a furlong. will be the feature of the card for
AQueduct this afternoon. with Gold Lady.
McCarter. and ~Br0okdale Nymph possibly
the best. For the Babylon Handicap, at six
furlongs. Live .WiEe. Dorante and Hessian
may go well. IL looks like Jimmy Lane,
Thistledale and Bannell. lin The Bushwick
Steeplechase. at about TWO miles.
In the opening event, for platers. at six
and a half ~furlongs. Tom McGrath, Hooray
and Rock stone may go well. In the fifth
event. for three-year-old hllies. at mile. Royal
Lady. Lady Vincent and Colder West have
excellent chances. Maiden twO-year-Olds
will run in the last race. at seven furlon ~,
with Rosario. Trash and OrfanO perhaps
the best. The entries follow:
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In the opening block Of points Of an 1872
balk line contest at Maurice Days academy
last night Tom Gallagher defeated Edward
Mclaughlin by a score Of 300 TO l62. The
contest Is to last six nights, Gallagher had
everything his a last night throughout
the game. He finished the game in seven
teen Innings and had high runs OF Js and "a.
10 was not till the fourth inning that McLaugh-
lin made his first point. His play was inter-
mingled with numerous ZerOs. A run OF "a
In the fourteenth inning was HIS best per-
f0rmance OF the evening. The score:
Gallagher-a, n, o. 81, 10. n. O. 9. q. o. Is. %, o.
~. ~. 2 Total. 30. Average. ~ Hill. High
~runs-Te. A, IS.
McLalEhlin-o. o., %, ~, 4. ID. 4. 10. 90, 10. q.
runs-bA. ~. n.
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Port Jefferson is always a popular port for
yachtsmen to lay up their yachts. and this
whit er many are resting there. At the Port
Jefferson Yacht Basin are Henry e. Tinker's
Palestine, Mrs. Charles M. TaintOr's yawl
LasCa, Winslow s. Pierce's steamer Gun
dreda, W. J. Whites steamer Susquehanna.
Arnold Thayer's Orion. II. n. Hogins' s steamer
Lie EVELYN, Joseph s. Whiteside's steamer
Neckan, Howard G. Smiths steamer Sag
hayA. DumOnt Clark's steamer Surprise.
Rit A and the yaWl America.
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GRAPPLE DEFEATS SEwELL.
Farren's Crack Platter TAkes Inc woOdmere
Aa A~uuoHuct.

Four favOrites we're defeated at Aoueduct
yesterday. but that did not mean that the
bookmakers got all the money. for all the
winners were well supported. The weather
was perfect for racing and the usual crowd
OF $4,000 regulars made the trim 90 the scene
OF action. Frank j. FarreIl's Grapple. 0 to ?.
won the WOodmere Selling Stakes. at seven
furlongs. His success was wholly due 70 a
splendid ride by Miller. Grapple was game
under punishment and In a terrific drive he
got up to win by a head from Sewell in i27
20. Juggler. 7 to ?. was two lengths behind
Sewell.
Zienap. Q TO I. showed a distinct lmproye-
ment when she won the handicap for all
ages. at a mile and a sixteenth. Moonshine.
2 to 1. made a part Of the running. but when
the middle OF the stretch was reached Zienap
ran over her. Then IL was that Right Royal.
3 to ? fayorite. challenged. but Zienap stood
a long drive and got the verdict by a neck
In l:4S l-S. Three lengths back MoOnshine
got third place by a neck from smiling Tom,
2 TO L. Dolly ~spanker. II TO S. lacked his
usual speed and was always last.
10 required a heavy drive on the part Of
i.stle Delaby to enable Lad Of LAngden, S
to >, 90 win the handicap. for all ages, at six
and a hall S~arlOngs. by anosefrOm Jack Adkins.
0 to 5 favOrite, tho latter firing In the last
few strides. Frank Lord. AZ to 1. raced Hand
1arra. 5 to 1. on her feet. and then took third
money by two lengths over Estimate, so TO 1.
The time wes I:2O is.
Jack -McGinnis's Youthful. S to 2 Havorite
in thessecond race. for two-year-oIds. ak
furlOngs, led for more than half a mile and
then quit. After that r. T.. Wilson, Jr. q,
Aiauda was put under the whip and man
aged to win by a head from Miss Delaney,
. TO I. with Miss MazzOni, 3 to 1. three lengths
back. beating Youthful half a length. The
time was l:15 2-5.
Brancas. a lukewarm favorite. . to I, came
from behind in the ffth race. at a mile and
length from Bill Daly's KilliecTankie, 9 to 4.
who suddenly came TO life. Old Red FrLar.
3 to 1. got up in the last Jump to beat Ostrich.
9 to |. a nose for third money. The time
was l:16 l-5.
Miller had to 20 to the whip to win the
last race. for two-year-old hllies, five furlOngs,
with the Newcastle Stables Explosion. 4 to s,
who just nOsed out WOODLAND, Z to 1. The
latter had less than a length over Bouquet,
II to 5. The Others were beaten on. The
time was O;59 As. In Ave Of the six races
the winners scored by the shortest margins.
Miller rode two winners and a third. The
summaries:
rEuaT na-w
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WILL Beats Georgetown, 40 10 q.

RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 4.-GeorgetOwn's
weakness was a surprise to 1000 persons
who saw the Washington lads play Virginia
Polytechnic Institute at football this alter
noon: Virginia won by 20 to o.. George
line was much lighter and less az
gressive than Eirginia's s. her backs were
Outclassed and her interference was not nearly
so effective as Virginia's.
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Provided the Flat Automobile Company can
secure q car 70 enter in the Chicago endurance run
o. three days, Just previous 70 the automobile show.
they will send Ccdnno with the car to Chicago.
IL r. tho intention of Mr.. Hollander to participate
In all Of the leading events of the year andCcdrlno
will be his driver.
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=. W. Heddington has received the appointment
Of manager for the New York branch Of the Haynes
Automobile Company TO succeed g. 3. Warren
who has been appointed sales manager Of the
Haynes company. Mr.. Heddlngton has been CON
last year has been Mr.. Waren's assistant AZ the
New York storo.
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At CoiufnbIS OvaP-Hamllton Institute. second
team. rs: Cutler School. second team. o.
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Yachts at Port Jefferson.

Good start: won driving: Explosion. br. T., 2 by
TarDOrley-Strke a Light H.: owned by the New
caetle Stable: trained by Thomas Welsh.
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RACE.


Good start; won driving: Lad OF Langden. b. e., 3.
by AlgolZLass OF Langden; owned and trained by
r.. Z. Watkins.
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The entire exhibit of the Garford Motor Car
Company from Grand Central Palace has been
placed in the shOwno0ms at 1910 Broadway and the
Garford company will continue this week a private
show OF It's own. There are seven models 20 be
seen and also tho polished chassis on its stand with
looking glasses below.
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Good start; won driving: Brancas. Oh, e., a. by
Knight OF ElleIslie- Bracket. owned by W. Gerst;
trained by W. Mcdaniel.
SIXTH RACE.
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struggle Between WESTERN New York Or
EanIxatI0n and Now Jersey Automobile
and Motor Club Of Newark for second
Place an Interesting One-GOSslD.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-01
NO SETTLEMENT OF PAVING
QUESTION YET IN SIGHT
Pasadena Agency.
n North Raymond Avenue.
Phones: Sunset 1907. Home 2128-

PASADENA, Sept. 30-The Los Robes
paving controversy is not settled and
there is little prospect Of any final action
being taken by the council tomorrow. The
petition that was filed with the council
last Tuesday had an apparent majority of
the frontage represented, but there are
some who claim that part Of the sigma
lures were unauthorized.
Those taken with the high school 'front.'
age which was not to be used to make
majority and the property that is not
listed on the assessment rolls as signed on
the petition would come near leaving the
petitioners without a majority.
Mr., Reese of the Warren company ex-
presses a willingness for the Barber COM
pany TO lay a pavement for 16 cents per
foot IL they will adhere to the specifica-
tions OF the bituithic.
The protest of the Wilson avenue and
also the Maple avenue residents relative
to the widening of those streets will
come UP before the council in the morn
ing. The main objections to the work
are the adjustment of the assessments
and damage. A number of the residents
on Wilson avenue have already given
strip off their property to make the street
wider and they. object TO paying an as
sessment for improving another part Of
the street and paying some other person
damages when they received none for
what they relinquished.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-01

at the home of the Misses Sans this
afternoon on Grant street. A delightful
musical program was given which in
cluded several vocal selections by Mrs.
Osgood and instrumental numbers by
Miss Myrtle Jones and Miss Roberta AL
bert. Prof. Holland, principal Of the Gar
fed school, spoke of "The Work With
the Boys" Refreshments were served
during the afternoon, which was spent in
an informal social time.
sMr. and Mrs. F. G. Margadant enter
tained number of their friends this even
ing at whist at their home, 455 Cypress
avenue. The prizes were solid silver
knife and fork, which is the prize given
by the club at each Of its meetings
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. K.
w. Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ash
down. Mr.. and Mrs. William Seamans.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Buchanan, and Mr..
and Mrs. jackson.
A reception for the union Of the church
was held this afternoon at the Presby-
terian church in the Sunday school room.
Rev. Malcolm Mcleod led the devotional
exercises and Mrs. Sabine Bitman sang
several delightful solos. Miss Anne Whit
more was her accompanist. and also
played several piano solos. Three hun
dred women were served with lunch at
prettily decorated tables.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Skinner left on
this mornings Santa Fe overland for
their home in Pueblo Colo Mr. Skinner
is general agent for the Santa Fe at
Pueblo.
Harry s. Webster returned from Fresno
this morning. He has been away for the
past week.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-01
GALA RECEPTION
FOR ODD FELLOWS
SPECIAL TRAINS REACH SANTA
BARBARA
Grand Encampment Attended by High
Officers-Los Angeles Well Rep
resented-DeIegatlon Accom-
panied by Band
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
SANTA BARBARA, Sept. So.-Dele-
gates and visitors to the grand encamp-
ment of the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows arrived this evening in three
special trains, one from Los Angeles and
two from San Francisco.
This annual gathering will last through
the week. There will be nearly 900 of
the uniform rank in camp at Recreation
park from twenty cantons throughout
the state.
The brigade under Brig. Gen. o. w.
Erlewine, chief of staff. Lieut.. Col. ]. X.
Ritter, Adjt. G. S. Naismith, consists of
three California regiments, commanded
the first by Col. w. H. Sherburn, the
second, Col. Walters; the third, Col.
Brown. Competitive drills by eantons
on CAMP grounds, receptions. nightly
concerts and dancing at Hoteh- Potter,
grand parade and water carnival Thurs
day are planned.
Rebekah lodge. under Grand President
Mrs Ella e. Van Court, is represented
in the encampment.
Los Angeles and Petaluma cantons
bring full military bands and Los An
geles Orion canton fife and drum corps.
The highest officials of the order are
here, including Chief Patriarch C. H.
Burden, Sonora; Grand Scribe w. H.
Barnes, San Francisco; Grand Master
Judge Ogden. Oakland, and Grand Sec
retary H. Richardson, San Francisco.
The city is illuminated <and great
electric arch welcomes the visitors at the
station.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-01
Society,"

UyHE formal opening of Hotel Pepper
which is scheduled for the evening
- of October II, promises to be one of
the smart social functions OF the season.
and will usher in all sorts of gayeties. Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer F. Woodbury.. who have
recently taken possession of the hand
some hostelry on the corner of Seventh
street and Burlington avenue. have been
important factors in the social life OF
Pasadena during their residence there,
and Mrs Woodbury. will be remembered
not only as the center of the pleasant
life at the Casa Grande and the Mary
land. but as the beautiful queen of the
tournament in the Crown City last
spring.
The affair of October II will be the
initial social function Of the Woodburys
in their new home and 500 invitations are
being issued for the occasion. Mrs. Wood
bury will be assisted in receiving by
twelve of the society leaders of this
city and Pasadena. party of eight
ladies will assist in the dining ROOM
and a dozen pretty girls have promised
to look their prettlest that night and TO
lend their assistance wherever Mrs.
woodbury. may desire.
Orchestra and harp music will be heard
during the reception, which will be fol-
lowed by a musicale.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-01
MAI MELINDY

oh. down in de gahden in he cohneh oD ae
when de honey-suckle blossoms am pioon''h
sweet en- Dense ,,,, oil da
En- de honey bees am dronin en- puzzih a'i 10
day. xv,,,, In deb
own peculiah way, :. scam
pen els deh An lax to lingeh when ct seem
each souf win say;
Meindy,
Nah
Melindy!
De howeh han'ts OBJ faihies det 70 reaa % u
de book. .. ,h die
couldn,t hol' dess ha'f de sweetness oo uis
ney-suckle nook; ,, - ,an,
when de honey streams am drippin es ue ue"'
begins to fall - ,.o.r. ~, AZ
En- de blow-wuhms SHINE iak ianee"' - ~
messy gahden wall .., ss.s -
En- nah heaht keeps beatih Aas'e" ae'' "
heah her footstep fall
Melndy,
Nah
Melindy!
oh. cts eettin soht OBJ lonesum en- An mead
det spooky owl, ,
I'm Ans feeiin kind of creepy less de spirits
MT nah courage stays right wild me when
All heahs det pleasin' SCUM
nm An spy a blue sun-bonnet en- rus'lin'
vr,,,s de ol' moon man stahts laffin' when An
slip NAH ahm aroun-
Melndy,
Nah
Melindyl Puck.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-01
compIlmentary RECEPTION

The Galpin Shakespeare club was al
home last evening at Cumnock IN COM
pliment to the Womans Parliament OF
Southern California, which convenes In
Cunnock auditorium this morning for
the sixteenth annual session. Receiving
for the club we're Mesdames R. H.
r. variel, Martha Robertson. e. IL. Bar
more. c. S. Ward, W. j. Fishburn, o.
G. Bryant. DIR. Rose Burcham, Geo. Rice
assisted by Mrs. Merrill Moore Grigg,
Mrs. D. G. stephens. Mrs. O.. Shepard
Barnum, Mrs. F. w. Force and Mrs. E..
III. Snowden.
The rooms were frightened with an
abundance of asparagus plumosus that
trailed here and there over the dark
woodwork and in the tea room. where
Mrs. A. K. Prather and Mrs. Helen
Steckel dispensed gracious hospitality,
the service of Delft blue and white added
q pretty touch of color
Following the formal reception pro-
gram of two dramatic sketches was
given in the auditorium, Miss Bertha
Babcock and Miss Rowena Walters pre-
senting the first and Miss Wilhelmina
wilks and Raymond Freeman appearing
In the second.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-01
KINDNESS REPAID WITH DOG
AFTER FIFTEEN YEARS
Long Beach PatroIman Presented with
Prize Winner by Old-Time Friend.
Former Owner, an Actor,
Died In Arizona
Long Beach office.
20 Locust avenue.

Phone-Home $50.
LONG BEACH, Sept. 3O.-"Flora." a
golden cocker spaniel which has taken
$500 worth of prizes in New York dog
shows, has been received by Patrolman
Will Frank from Peter v. Schmerhorn of
Prescott Ariz., as a gift in remem-
brance of the help which the latter re-
ceiyed from Frank in Montpelier, Ind,
fifteen years ago.
AT that time schemerhorn met with an
accident breaking leg. Frank nursed
him and gave him temporary financial as
sietance.
The cocker spaniel is one which be-
longed to a New York actor who died a
month ago at Prescott. The nurse who
had attended the man promised to find
the dog a good home. Later she turned
the pet over to Schemerhorn, who travels
for fraternal organization Happening
to hear where his old friend was located
and knowing that he was an ardent ad-
mirer of fine dogs, he wrote to Frank
asking If he would accept 1t as gift.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-01
Mrs. coreIla-Phipps Returns

Mrs Josephine Lindley Corella-Phipps
of the Corella- -Phipps school of modern
languages on South Figueroa street,
has just returned from San Francisco,
where she has been visiting her brother,
Judge Curtis Lindley, noted lawyer and
author of several standard law books.
Mrs. Corella-Phipps has the distinction
of being the first woman admitted to and
graduated from the University of Cali
fornia, which she entered in 1870, gradual
ing four years later.
On her trip to San Francisco she
visited her anna mater, where she was
the recipient of social honors extended
by President and MIS-. Benjamin Ide
Wheeler and Mrs. Hurst, who has do
mated so many liberal gifts to the uni
versity Mrs. PhiplG was also enter
tanned at a number of student functions.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-01
BIG DREDeER ALMOST
READY FOR HARBoR WORK

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Sept. 3O.-The new cleo
trio suction .dredger building for the Los
Angeles Dock and Terminal company will
be ready for business within week or
two and will be put to work digging out
the channel entrance to the Long Beach
harbor, which work the company con-
siders the most important on hand at
present, as 1t is essential to meet the
plans of the Craig Shipbuilding company.
The two dredgers Of the North Ameri-
can Dredging company have completed
the contract for dredging out 1,250,0 900
yards, and at the time Of the completion
of the new dreoge, which will have ca
pacity equal to the combined capacities
of the two now at work. one or both of
them may be put to other work.
The completion of the slips which have
not yet been finished will be deferred until
later.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-01
TRIO OF BOYS CHASE
BATS AND LAND IN JAIL
special 20 The Herald.

Special 20 The Herald
PASADENA, Sept. 3o.-The attractions
of the moving picture shows proved too
alluring to trio of small boys last night
and they stayed over the time allowed
James Shipley found the boys on South
Fair Oaks avenue about 10 o'clock chas-
ing bats under an electric light and smok-
ing cigarettes.
Eddie Gonzales spent today in jail as
punishment and the other two were given
until this evening to raise fine of 81
or go to jail. Eddie has been past
offender and his constant disregard for
the curfew law led to his incarceration.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-01
Alpha Rho, U. S. C.

One of the pleasant features of U. S,
G. life is the social side, and the season
this year is to be auspiciously opened by
the Alpha Rho sorority at the Ebell Fri
day evening.
Patronesses for the occasion will in
clude Mines. George F. Bovard, w. w
Beckett, u. L. Parmelee, A. ]. Wallace
A. w. Atkinson, Hugh Smith and T. G.
Brown. The active members of the
sorority will be hostesses. They are
Misses Ruth Brown, Sarah Miller, Lulu
Cliff, Clara Parmelee. Beatrice Roome
Katherine Atkinson, Florence Parmelee,
Eva Smith, Edna Best, Edith Holder
Maud Dawson and Clarabell Gordon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-01
ARM STRIPPED OF FLESH
REACHING FOR KNIFE
Long Bea'h Youth Attempts to Grasp
Cutlery from Lumber Mill Ma
chine-Hand Drawn Be-
tween Rollers

ST ecia to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Sept. S0.--August F.
Sembler, % years old, of GAG Daisy ave-
nue., who is employed as a feeder in the
planning mill of the Consolidated Lumber
company at Wilmington, this morning
attempted to rescue a knife which he had
dropped between the rollers of the sur
facer machine. His right arm was drawn
between the rollers and the flesh nearly
stripped from the bone.
The machinery was stopped just in
time to save the bone from being broken.
Sembler was attended by Dr. ]. w.
Wood and DR.. G, o. Waterman of this
city and was brought to his home.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-01
TEMPORARY OFFICERS OF
4 RACING COMPANY ELECTED
Permanent Organization OF Assoc'a-
tion That Is to Build Arcadia
Track viii Be Effected
Later

Temporary officers were elected by the
directors of the Los Angeles Racing asso-
citation, the Organization which is build
ing the track at Arcadia. The corpora
tion papers arrived, and in order 70 %
business it was necessary to elect omcers'
These men are not permanent however,
as the men who are slated FOR once are
not all here. TT
In the absence of e. j. BALDWIN =, rs
Unruh was elected president Nf. D '',,ar
election of officers takes place the hrst
Tuesday in November. ,,d
Mr.. Randle was elected secretary anu
treasurer. Sam Haskins, George Rose,
Barney Schneider, H. A. Unrun, JONI
Brink and Randle were elected temporary
directors,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-01
NEW COACH WILL COME
TO THRooP INSTITUTE
speciaI to The Herald.

PASADENA, Sept. 3O.-The student body
of Throop institute has secured the SER
vices of Eugene T. Leonard as coach for
the coming season. From list of sew
eral eligibles Leonard was the unanimous
choice.
He has been coaching successful teams
for the past five years, three of which
were spent at the University of Illinois.
and has attained an enviable position in
the athletic world.
The schedule of games for the Throop
team has been arranged by the manage
ment and it will take hard work for the
boys to carry Off the pennant thisSyear.
The Thanksgiving day, game WIN be
played with the local high school team.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-01
Chinese Party

Miss Eleanor Carey, who is known to
the general public as a member of the
Belasco company, is famed among her
friends as delightful hostess, and the
fortunate few who were her guests Sat
urday evening at her apartments at The
Frances, on Grand avenue, mad an
especially jolly time.
A Chinese game was factor or the
evening, and Mrs. Lottie Dudley, VINO
was victor in the contest, received a
piece of Chinese workmanship as a
souvenir.
Music was furnished by Miss Thomas
and Miss Barnum. The guests included
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Prosser, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chipron, Mrs. Elsie Van Dyke of Salt
Lake, Mrs. Lottie Dudley, Mrs. Brunton,
Miss Hirsch, Miss Berry, Miss Barnum,
Miss Condor. Miss Lindsey. Miss Thomas;
Mr. Meyer and DR.. w. H. Neel.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-01
$4,000 DAMAGE SUIT is
HEARD ON APPEAL
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
PASADENA, Sept 30.-The case of En-
gineer Luce against Andrew Holloway for
damages sustained in train wreck on
the Santa F'e railway at Union street two
years ago came up on appeal in Judge
Conrey's court this morning.
In the first trial of the case Luce
was awarded $4,000 damages, but Hollo-
way appealed the case, which is now be-
ing tried before a jury. At the close
of todays session the attorneys were ar
guing a motion of Holloway's attorney,
Congressman James McLachlan, for
nonsuit on the grounds of Holloway
not being responsible for what was done
by subcontractor.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-01
WHOLE FAMILY POISONED
BY EATING ROAST BEEF
Special to The Herald.

LONG BEACH, Sept. SO.-The family
of Fl. e. Shaw, city engineer, are slow
Iy recovering from severe ptomaine poi
soning which was caused by roast beef
eaten yesterday at the home of Mrs. A.
b. Austin, the city engineey's daughter
422 Chestnut avenue.
Last night the Shaws suffered greatly
This morning Clark Shaw telephoned to
his sister, Mrs. Austin, to ask IL she
had been affected in the same way While
standing at the telephone Mrs. Austin
tainted.
Dr. Hamman, who attended them, be-
lieves the sufferers are out of danger.