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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-31

The Educational Association will
hold their regular monthly meeting
~ the kindergarten rooms next
tuesday afternoon at Z o. clock.
The subject OF discourse at the
Baptist church Sunday morning viii
be The Great Desideratum. a ser
mon bearing upon tuesdays election
Rev. Daniel T. Merritt. pastor Of
the Methodist church. received
three into membership last Sunday
morning. His pastorate closes here
or November 10th.
The Colonial Danes OF Virginia
dec ded at meeting in Richmond
Thursday TO erect a memorial tc
The late Mrs Cynthia Coleman. frs
vice-president of the society. Il
VII probably be located in Brutor
Parish church.
Fourteen members OF the Ladies
aid Society. of the Methods
Ch"rch. wrrtto the hoepitable home
of Mrs. J. Fletcher Simonson. Big
lers. on the beautiful York river
last Monday afternoon. After III,
regular business was attended to snc
delightful social intercourse engaged
IN the hostess invited the societ,
with their pastor. Rev. Deniel T
Merritt. 10 an elegant spread.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-31

~ THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CITY
OF WILLIAMSBURG AND COUN.
TY OF JAMES CITY.
Watkins Cottren Company. who sues
On behalf Of Neutrality-suspicious.
va.
". n Sweaney. IN his own right and as
surviving partner Of W. II. Swea-
ney and W n. SweRnev IT.. late
partners, trading under the hrm
name and style Of W. r. SweaneY
s. Son, F r Savage. trustee. John
W. Zones. trustee. and The Banking
Company OF l.. L Diricksou. r.. a
corporation created by and existing
under the laws Of the State of Vir-
Rinia..-..-............-...... Defendants
The papers in the above entitled cause
having been referred TO me. this L. TO
notify all concerned. that | shall Ton
Monday. November IS 1908. IN nv Of
6ce in Williamsburg. Virginia. proceed
TO make the following account and IN
quiries:
1. What real estate Is subject to the
lien OF the judgment sued upon: the an
uual and fee simple value of same: and
whether the same Is individual or part
nership property.
?. What liens are against the said
real estate: their amounts. character
and priority.
8. Whether the rents and profits
from such real estate win satisfy the
liens resting thereon ia i've wears.
4. The indebtedness Of the late firm
OF W. II. Sweeney s. Son: their amounts
Cd aracter and priority.
5. A report and settlement Of ".
Il. Sweanev. surviving partner of the
late firm of w. Il Sweeney & Son
8. What counsel fees should be al
lowed complAiEapt's counsel for their
services IN instituting and conducting
this suit on behalf OF the complainant
and other creditors.
Together with al matters specially
stated deemed pertinent by me. or
which may be required by any of the
parties 10 be so stated.
T. III GEODY.
Commissioner in Chaneerv.
Ncrvelie L. Henley and Robert E. Hen
ley. Counsel for C0mplainen.s.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-31
Late Toano Topics.

-
Toano. Va. October 27-Now
that We have had rain enough 10 lay
the dust. We can open our eyes once
more.
Many of our people have gone 10
Barhamsville today to attend the
laying of the corner stone for the
new school building at that place.
Last week was banner week for
sors huntsmen. splendid tides and
though birds were not very plenti-
full. they were fat and extra fine.
Some days as many as or 8 dozen
were bagged. and the Toano mer-
chants were given an opportunity
TO sell all their sora shells. Bro.
Trsynhsm had another day at the
sport and was not so unfortunate as
on his former trip. He did not get
overheard this time but dared not
trust himself to stand, remaining
seated. which of course placed him
to great disadvantage. but for all
this be did fairly good shooting.
Some of our farmers have begun
digging Irish potatoes and find the
yield much better than anticipated.
Buyers are offering SITS per bar
rel for them here. This looks good
for he farmers. Sweet potatoes
are selling for SIPS per barrel and
the stock is extra good. Butter
and eggs are scarce in our neighbour
hood.
The barrel factory is running reg
ularlv and the product is as good as
anything on the market. and the
company is now prepared to furnish
all corners.
Next Monday will be the first day
of the hunting season and the sports
men around here are looking for
ward to the day as the little boy
does Xmas. Game seems more
plentiful this season than for many
years. this is no doubt due to the
fact that the foxes and hawks have
been thinned out.
Mrs. Pharr. who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. B. w. Wilkinson.
leaves today for West Virginia.
Mr.. Al Traynham spent Satur-
day and Sunday. with his parents
here.
Messrs. G. A. Marston, Dan
Wilkinson and w. II. Cowles at
tended the Masonic meeting at Ian
exa Monday night
Mr.. w. II. Cowles went out Mon
day afternoon on a still hunt and
brought in fourteen nice fat SPUR
rels.
There will be an entertainment II
the high school building next Fri.
day night.
Mr.. Geo. w. Geddy is much
grieved over the loss Of one OF hi.
best fox hounds; can anyone tel
him where he may secure another?
Messrs. L. T. Richardson. A. w
Jennings. w. II. Porter. c. NJ
Cowles and Rev. J. D. Traynham
went down to Richards. a larg,
body of woods on the York. Mon
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-31
A. Braxton Edmunds ,
Practical Civil Engineer.

OFFEs ~EfbEFIo0Fs
CITY, River. Railroad and Farm Work
Grading. Excavating and Pipe Lsvinz
Speciality. County Surveyor Of War
wick county. 222 3lst street. Newporf
News. Va. Citizeps Phone 3S4. Small
Contracts as wei as Large Contracts
receive prompt attention,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-31
Special Notices.

y. BUCKTROUT. Funer-
al Director. Show rooms a.
u Aa residence. THE OAKS. "
Caskets from SIS TO $500. Phone No
81. WILLIAMSBURG, VA. $500
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-31
Late Campaign Contributions.

The following campaign funds
were contributed TO the Bryan-Kefn-
Lamb club since our last issue:
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-31

" SAL + Forty or fifty thous
AMI cahbase plants. ea-lv Flat
n Dnth. 'Chorlestnn Wakef IA. ready
--'f'r~ opt. Apply TO NJ. ELL
WOOD. Williamsburg. Va
,~OR RENT "A Groom DWELLING
house on college Avenur. Appl,
70 \ /. HENLEY, Attosney. vi!
iamsbtTs, Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-31

%R SALE-Pair good quick mules
I right age. cheap. must be sold-R
" SHIELD. Yorktown, Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-31

Commissioners in Chaneery.
NcrvelIe L. Henley and Robert E. Hen
ley. Counsel for CUmplainGu.s.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-03-06

suis parfaitement retab1i. Tous mes rnaux sont
%disparus, je suis bien CONNIE je mai jamais etc ct je
travaille a false. &c enlargement je lie dois aux
bons efets DIES Pilules Moro."-Francois Forest,
marchand-% general, toilette, Que.
SiIexemple de M. FRANCOIS Forest, toilette, Que,
etait suivi par tous les hornmes ma1ades, par
reinforcement par ceux qui s%oufrent de faiblesse ct
de dyspepsia, combien plus rares s~eraient ces gems a
la figure triste, a la mine chancelante; combien de
pauvres ouvriers reconquerraient lie courage ct la
vigueur qui les abandonment.
Les Pilules Moro font DIES honmes forts ct coura-
geux. Files sont lie garant dune bonnie %constitu-
ton, &c qui assure t%oujours lie b%ien-etre, la joie ct lie
bonheur. ST vous etes fables on malades, quel que
soft votre age, prenez les Pilules Moro, elles vous
rendront la sante.
CONSULTATIONS GRATU1TEs par les
Medecins de la Compagnie Medicale Moro, All No
272, rue Saint Denis, Montreal, tous les jours, ex-
cepte les dimanches. ST vous demeurez trop lo1n,
hernandez TN blanc de questions.
Les Pilules Moro sont en- vente chez tous les
rnarchands de remedies. Nous les envoyons aussa
par la poste, soft all Canada on aux Etats-Unis, SUI
reception du prix, SOC une boite, $3.50 six bottles.
Toutes les 1ettres doivent etre adressees: CON-
PAGNIE MEDICALE MORO, 272, rue Saint
Denis, Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-03-06

b1en qu'elle le connut de nom, ellie
l'avalt raill6, bafou6, ME; partant,
ellie l'avait brave.
Et, tout a coup, ce sentiment in
connu lui parut avoir laiss6 en- ellie
une place vide, I'm coin de ceur
inoccup6, une partie d'elle-meme
qu1 lui sembla sans but. Dams &c
sommeil Grange, tel qu'elle men
await jamais Gu d analogue, Jeanne
crut Sc d6couvrir CONNIE un sens
nouveau, don't ellie put appr6cier,
sur-le-chsmp, Pacuit6 ct Ia fnesse.
|Des actions re1exes d'6motions
percues en- autrui, des ressouvenirs
de tableaux apereus par ellie dams
son monde, SO produisirent.
Ellie songea aux ~toilettes de ma
ri6es, aux couronnes d'oranger,aux
voitures armoriees ct aux landaux
de louage qu'elle await vus sous les
porches d'6glises. aux visages cal.
mes ct rsyonnants des 6%pous6es.
|L'etre qui veillait en- ellie lui posa
des questions auxquelles ellie ne
Epouvait repondre. Que slgnifait
|cette allegresse ct ces rougeurs
unies? Pourquoi la leunesse par6e
pour Ia grande solennlt6 du occur
aviaait-elle de ces expansions triom-
:phantes de Ia joie tout en- d6hors?
.Serait ellie done ainsi 81 ellie deve-
matt la femme dun des quatre
.adorateurs qui la poursuivait de
.leur recherche?
lie vide de son anne en- CO moment
la consternla. Non, en- v6rit6, ellie
n'6prouvait, ellie n'6paouverait rien
de semblable.
"a continuer)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-03-06
N. FRANCOIS FOREST.
Marchand de toilette, Gu&xi par les
PHI MO- O
POUR LES HOMES

M. Forest @tait ma1ade depuis I'm an ct son etat
de sante aAait tou jours de NAL en- pis. I'm medecln
Iavait traite sans amener de soulagement a tous ses
maux qui devenaient de plus en- plus graves. II
~souffrait de vertiges, de mauvaises digestions, de
battements de coeur, ACCOMPLISHMENTS de maux
de reins, etc., ct tout celia, il va sans dire, etait pre-
iudiciable aux exercices ordinaires que necessite son
etat de marchand. II voulait bien eviter la conse-
quence cruelle a tout comnlereant de voir ses clients
labandonner, les affaires Sc ralentir, les beneflces
diminrer. De plus, vivre dams cette condition ne
pouvait s'endurer longtemps, il fallait chercher
d'autres moyens d'enrayer lie NAL.
Sa femme pensa de lui faire prendre les Pilules
Moro, car ellie voyait dams les journaux de 1nerveil-
leuses guerisons operees par &c remede. Ii les pr1t
pendant quelques senaines ct tout son NAL dlsparut.
Sa digestion s'am@liora rapidement, les ~vertiges, les
battements de ceur ct les tourdissement c%esserent,
IL reprit des forces ct les reins ne furent plus ma
ladies'.
Aussi, a-t-il dome, avec autant de plaisir que de
reconnaissance, pattestation suivante de sd COM
plete guerison.
"Quand je songe aux tongues journGes pendant
lesquelles jai s%ouffert, quand je songe aux depenses
inuti1es encourues pour me guerir, quand je songe
'surtout au remede merveil1eux qui ma ramene a la
sante, lie sens en- moi lie besoin de parler, OH plut6t,
c'est pour moi TN devoir de contribuer a faire con-
naftre aux hommes qui soufrent leffcacite DIES
Pilules Moro.
"Te ne pourrai iarnais assez dire pexce11ence DIES
Pilules Moro ct ma reconnaissance sera eternelle.
Petals malade depuis TN an, mon medecln m>ava1t
soigne lie mieux quill put, mals ne me soulagea
aucunement; All contraire, mes Souttrances aug
menterent ct je pouvais bien diflcile1nent servir mes
pratiques. Davais DIES troubles du cote de les-
tomac ct toutes les douleurs qu'amene une mau-
vaise digestion. Je ne pouvais pas vivre bien long
temps dams de telles conditions. Je voulus essayer
un autre remede ct je m'adressai all bureau DIES
Medecins de la Compagnie Medicale Moro. Au-
jourd'hui, j'ai la satisfaction de pouvoir dire que je
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-03-06
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Nous enverrons gratuitement d
tout nouvel abonn6 qui en- fera Fla
demande, les num6ros deja parus
de notre feuilleton,
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PREMIERE PARTIE
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-27
GOODWIN DIVORCE
HEARING DELAYED
Case Called Earlier Than Ex-
pected, but Diversity of
Names Makes Trouble
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

RENO, New, Sept. 26.-Everyone ex-
cept the attorneys on both sides were
surprised when the Goodwin divorce
case came up late yesterday after
noon, Nat c. AGoodwin. his attorneys,
Dodge & Barry and Frank G. Tyrrell
of the law firm of Jarrott & Tyrrell of
Los Angeles, appearing on the part of
the plaintiff and ]. S. Parker of this
city and A J. Shores of New York city.
for the defendant.
A sensation was sprung Immediately
after the reading of the complaint, and
the answer from Mrs. Goodwin at New
York, the written power of attorney
mailed to her counsel, Shores, and the
telegram to Parker authorizing him
to appear in her behalf, when it was
discovered that different names were
attached to each document.
The complaint was issued against
Bessie Hall Goodwin, the answer was
signed Jessie Dermott Goodwin and the
power of attorney was signed Maxine
Elliott.
When Judge Pike called attention to
this serious mixup look of consterna-
ton came over the faces of the at
torneys on both sides. who were very
anxious to have the hearing proceed.
For more than an hour they argued
with Judge Pike in an effort to per-
suade him that he should accept the
various names affixed to the papers, as
those of one and the same person, the
wife of Nat C. Goodwin, but the Judge
insisted that the documents must be
regular in every respect and uniform
as to the signatures of the defendant.
At the suggestion of the court, it was
agreed by both sides that the complaint
should be amended to conform in name
to that of the answer, Jessie Dermott
Goodwin, and that with the more prop
erly signed power or attorney, which
should be mailed at once to her attor
neys and reach Reno by next Thurs
day, the case would be heard next Fri
day.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-27
MAN ROBS BRIDE
AFTER [lOP[M[NT
Young Woman in Distress Says
Her Father Is San Fran
cisco Millionaire
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

CHICAGO. Sept. 26.--In the person
of Mrs. William Titus, a beautiful
young woman. who tainted in the office
of Chief of Detectives H. ID. O'Brien
this afternoon as she was telling him
of the disappearance OF $4,000 worth
of diamonds. the police have an un-
usual and romantic mystery to solve.
The young woman was no sooner re-
vived than she said she was the
daughter of a. San Francisco million
aire, and gave the police addresses
where to telegraph for money. Replies
to kilograms came at once providing
the necessary funds and asking instruc-
tions in forwarding more.
Mrs. Titus told Captain O'Brien that
all her jewelry and her expensive
clothes had been taken from her and
that she believed her husband had
stolen them.
After telling the police that her
father was a San Francisco millionaire
Mrs. Titus confessed that she ran away
from home. She said she met her hus-
band in San Francisco department
store where he was employed as a
floor walker. They went to Buffalo.
N. Y, on different trains and were
married. there.
This afternoon. according to the story
she told Captain O'Brien, her husband
went home and packed up all her
Jewels, fine dresses and lingerie. then
called a. wagon and ordered the trunk
containing them to the La Sale street
depot She learned that he took a
train for the west and had with him
her jewels valued at $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-27
HERMAN RIDD[R
|. NEW TREASURER
OF DEMOCRATS
Succeeds Governor Haskell as
Financial Director of the
National Campaign
Is Owner OF Stats Zeitung and
an Ardent Admirer OF
Bryan
Honor Comes as Surprise, but
Work Will Be Started
Immediately
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SPECIAL DlSPA1Ch III 1dE CALL
NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-Herman
Ridder, the owner of the Stats lei
tung and one of the leading demo-
Gratis of the country, has been ten
dered and has accepted the treasurer
ship of the democratic national COM
rnittee and will attend to the financier-
ing of the campaign. His selection,
which was made with the approval of
Mr.. Bryan, was announced by Chair
man Mack at the Hoffman house to-
night. Mr. Ridder was dining in the
mems cafe when Mr.. Mack approached
him and said: "Ridder, you're drafted
for service Mr.. Bryan and the other
leaders want you to serve as treasurer
of the campaign to succeed Governor
Haskell"
Mr.. Ridder dropped his oyster fork,
but did not reply for an instant. Then
he said: "All right, Norman, if you
gentlemen think L am the man I'll
serve"
During the next 10 minutes Mr.. Rid
der was the center of throng of DEM
ocratic leaders, receiving congratula-
tions.
1T was pretty sudden" he said, but
I stand ready to do anything can for
the democratic ticket and will accept
the responsibility and do the best can.
have not mapped out any plans ex-
cept that I will get right on the job"
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-27
MYSTERY OF NIGHT
FLIGHT OF AIRSR|P
Berkeley's Residents Are Puz.
zled by a Nocturnal Visitor
in the Sky

BERKELEY, Sept. 26.-whether air
ship, balloon or what not, many resi-
dents Of the college town were mysti-
fed last night by the appearance in
the heavens of a dark, gliding object,
at the end of which dangled a light.
The mysterious visitor moved appar-
emily 500 to 1000 feet overhead and in
a southerly direction.
In the darkness the form of the NOV
ing object could not be distinctly made
out. If it was a balloon and carried
occupants, it disappeared so rapidly
that there was no way of ascertain
ing definitely. Many persons saw the
moving light and speculated upon its
appearance. There was a suggestion
of mysterious airship experiments, but
nothing was certain as to that theory.
Rumor had it that l.. II. Lane, a South
Berkeley deliver into the secrets of afr
ship construction, was trying out a
machine, but this was exploded upon
inquiry. Lane declared that his model
was in pieces. and besides was of the
aeroplane type.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-27
ONCE NOTED LAWYER
JAILED AS BURGLAR
Jones, Former Judge
and Eminent Attorney, Is
Charged With Theft

BERKELEY Sept. 2s.--Arrested on
a charge of burglary, Newman Jones,
one of the most eminent lawyers of
central California few years ago. was
detained at the police station last night
and today. He was released when Mrs.
J. H. corcoran OF 1880 Grove street,
from whose home he admitted taking a
bottle of whisky. refused to press the
charge.
Jones and the Corcoran family have
been friends for many years and he
admitted that, cursed by drink, he en-
tered the Corcoran home to satisfy his
appetite. Years ago Corcoran's father
and Jones were the leading candidates
for judgeship in Mariposa county.
Before the drink habit seized Jones,
after a separation. from his wife, he
was one Of the best known railroad
and criminal lawyers in the state. He
served for two terms as town attorney
of Hanford; was at one time district
attorney of Mariposa county, and was
superior judge of Monterey county.
His law partner was Judge Bradley ".
court bench of Monterey
Jones arrest last night followed
closely on the report to the police that
a strange man was seen lettering about
the Corcoran residence few days ago.
He was said to shave been frightened
away by the ringing of telephone
bell in the residence.
He was again seen last night and the
police summoned. At the police sta
tion, where he was booked on the fell
ony charge, Jones admitted that he en-
tered the COrcoran residence, but de-
clared he and the Corcoran family were
friends and that he thought no more of
going into their house unadmitted than
he. would if Corcoran walked into his
house during his absence
Although Mrs. Corcoran. whose hus-
band is travelling salesman for the
standard oil company, said she would
make formal complaint against Jones.
she later requested that he be freed.
He was accordingly released.
Jones said he was living now at the
Hotel st. Catherine, in Folsom street.
San francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-27
ROOSEVELT SENDS MAN
TO THE PACIFIC COAST
William R. Wheeler Brings a
Message of Cheer From
the President
DISPATCH TO THE CAL

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2e-William r.
Wheeler. assistant secretary of com
merce and labor, was called to the
White llouse today by the president
and requested to go to the coast as his
personal representative to attend the
irrigation congress at Albuqueroue
September 2S and the trans-Mississfnni
congress at San Francisco October 8
to 10.
The president said his time had been
SO occupied that he had not reached
the subject earlier, and he asked
Wheeler to strain a point and go i'm bis
behalf Accordingly Wheeler will leave
tomorrow morning, remaining on tha
coast until about October Is. Ha is
understood to have an interesting mes
sage to California republicans from the
president, which will more than conn
teract the democratic attempt to win
votes on the Asiatic exclusion question.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-27
sLAYER KILLS HIMsEIr

MANHATTAN Kan, Sept. 26.-Milton
c. Creviston. who 10 days ago shot
and killed John Coons Jr-. a college
student. and wounded his companion.
hanged himself in his cell in the Jail
here last night. He was to have been
arraigned on a charge of murder at a
preliminary hearing today. Inability
to secure funds to hire a lawyer made
him despondent.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-27
WILL NAME MELVIN
Governor to Appoint McFar-
lands Successor Tomorrow

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 26.-Governor
Gilett said today that he would ap-
point Superior Court Judge Henry a.
Melvin to the state supreme bench NEXT
Monday to succeed the late Justice 7.
B.. Mcfarland.
will have his court matters in shape
by that date to be handled by the other
judges of the Alameda county court
and will tender his resignation as judge
then, to be Immediately appointed to
the supreme bench as soon as the res
ignation is received by the governor
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-27
SULTAN OF ZANZIBAR
WRITES ROOSEVELT
Wants President as His Guest
on Trip Through
Africa
SPECIAL CABLE TO THE CALL

LONDON, Sept. 26.-T shall invite
President Roosevelt to visit Zanzibar
said Ali Ben Hamid, sultan of Zanzibar.
at the Ritz hotel today. Il greatly ad-
mire the ruler of America and will be
honored to have him as my guest if his
itinerary in Africa makes it possible.
Besides, I might be able to give him
some valuable pointers on big game
shooting.
'I had planned to visit America this
autumn" continued his highness. who
speaks English and several continenfal /
languages fluently. Then would
have personally presented my invita-
ton to Mr.. Roosevelt. But I Changed
my plans, for several reasons More
over, the moment is inopportunte. for a
visit to America, because of the presi-
Dental campaign.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-27
HAD BEEN DRINKING
B1AMEs CREW FoR wRECk

BUTTE. Mont. Sept. ga Miner
special from Billings states that the
coroner's jury tonight. after investi-
eating the wreck at Youngs point yes
terday. morning, in which 81 persons
were killed and Is injured. returned a
verdict this evening finding the crew
of the Northern Pacific freight train
into which the Burlington flyer crashed
to blame for the disaster. The iurv
found that the freight crew was run,
ming on the time of the passenger
train. Prosecutions of the freight crew
will follow Immediately.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-27
WARRANTS FoR poLIcEMEN

SEATTLE, Wash, Sept. 26.-War-
rants were issued this morning for
the arrest of Patrolmen w. II. Waller.
and Barney Jones. summarily dis
missed from the force yesterday by
Chief of Police Ward for arresting and
brutally assaulting B. A. Cardweii and
A. w. Mackie, two reputable business
men of Seattle. The policemen sought
safety in flight and now are fugitives
from justice
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-27
YOUNG RoosEvELTs JoR

dore Roosevelt Jr. is to begin service
with the Hartford carpet works at
Thompsonville on Monday next. IT Is
thought he will enter the operating
department.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-27
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
TELEPHONE KEARNY SO
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER q. 1908
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TO-DAY

YESTERDAY-Partly cloudy: west wind;
maximum temperature a. minimum 81.
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-FaIr and warmer;
light north wind. Page AZ
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-27

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