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The Monticellonian., 1908-01-16
Harry Hankins Hdw Go.

The railroad will come to Mon- ticello some of these days if Monti. cello people will only keep quiet. We have an intimation that some. thing will be doing in the way of railroad building before many more weeks.
 Mir. Ed Gardner has closed out his business interests in this coun- ty and moved with his family, to Southern Texas. His wife, Mrs. Hannah Gerder, has been Matroa of the Orphans Home until recent ly.
 It depends upon the pill yon take. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the best pills known for con. stipation and sick headaches. Sold by
The Monticellonian., 1908-01-16
Brown McQuiston < Go.

Lamar Williamson, Esq, son of ]. G. Williamson, Esq, has been licensed to practice law by the,,sup- rene court. Lamar is now a full fiedged lawyer, and ready for prac tice. He is bright young man and will make his mark.
 Silver Dip is q new preparation for polishing Silverware, Brass, Gold, etc, and is veay simple and effective, requiring no rubbing just dip in the solution, dry the ar ticle and the trick is done. a free sample for the asking.
 Harry Hankins Hdw. Go.
 The Olympia Opera Company played the "College Chums" at the opera house in this city, last Saturday evening to a full house. The audience was highly pleased with the performance. The Olympia Is a fine company, and is we'll patronized wherver it goes.
 We wish to say to our friends that we have formed partnership in the grocery business and respect fully solicit your patronage. Our stock is complete and we will be glad to recieve your orders, and are ready, at all times to deliver good, free of chargs. to all of this city.
 Owens X Robertson
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
NEW COURTHOUSE SITE
TO WIPE OUT SLUMS.
Triangle an Greenscich Village Pro
posed for Great Building.

To follow the examples =, municipalities on the
Continent and in Enganl - the purpose Of move
1alent TO have the courthouse built near Jeher-
sen Market police court. Christopher street and
Sixth avenue. The court building would be a part
of the scheme but the market part OF the struct-
ure would be swept away. The neighborhood might
al first thought be regarded rather undesira-
bic place for the proposed great new structure
Charles R Lamb. the president of the Municipal
Art Society declares that conditions in old Green
w-ich Village in favor Of the scheme His rea-
sons are several Property for the site OF the
courthouse and grounds could be bought for about
S2.500004 The triangular plot bounded by Chr1s-
topher street, Greenwich avenue and the extension
Of Seventh avenue. with the apex on Sixth avenue
would blot out OF the Manhattan area one or the
worst slum quarters in the world. 1t would be ac-
cessble from every part Of the city soon as the
tunnel was completed 10 Fourth avenue
Mr. Lamb has prepared a plan Of what might be
done with the triangle. plaza Soxl.cO feet
would mark the approach from Sixth avenue Wide
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
REALTY NOTES.

Peaso e. Gilman have secured n loan from the
Title Guarantee and Trust Company for the Char-
fer Realty Company, Of which l. y. Phelps stokes
ia nresdent on the southwest corner or 3d street
and Park avenue. The loan IS $4,000 at 8 per cent
Tho same firm OF brokers has leased No. 10 West
18th street for Edward Jansen TO G. -. REelow,
an apartment at No. 200 West 55th street for Mrs
NJ A Millerd TO Francis ID. Bovine no. 40 East
sQtb street for Mrs Charles T. Winthrop. No. 25N
West oIst street for Mrs Elizabeth H. PelGram.
No g. Madison avenue for the Wyllis company TO
Henry w Bull No ia East 65th street for Mrs.
Lion Gardiner. No. III East S5th street for DIT
Robert Watts No. III Madison avenue for the
PARK View company to Mrs Ricardo Acosta No.
36 West slst street for Mrs Madeline Smith, No
20 East 77th street for Viola II. CoCkcroft. No $50
West End avenue for Mrs. Lillian NJ. Decker No
e1e West lo7th street for Grace l. Titon, No. 302
West e3d street for Mrs. Agnes H Moore, No. l25
East ssth street for Mrs Coils F. Huntington, NO
ia West 18th street for Albert H. Fredenberg and
No $50 West e5th street for F. ]. Cary.
Shaw Co have leased about forty dwelling
houses Som. OF the houses rented by the firm
are No l45 West 1920 street, No. 1l9 West l1Ith
street No q" West 12sth street. No IS West 1920
street No il6 West 111th street. No. rs 18th
street No so3 West 18th street No. 10 West 12lst
street No. 154 West 13oth street and 40. 62 Edge
combe avenue.
The State Realty and Mortgage Company Is the
buyer Of the block front the side of St
Nicholas avenue. between 1s0th and 1S1st streets.
Hall ] How & Co. the brokers'.
Joseph Kugier is the buyer of No. 2n East 10th
street and Charles Prinzka of No. IA German
Place.
The plot 100x1Oo feet the side of Steb-
bins avenue 100 feet rorth of 10th street, and
plot s3xll5 feet. on Home street, sold recently
through z. ]. Busher purcha sed by the
Thomas D. Malcolm Construction Company, which
will build Ave story dathouses-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

is new subway and the projected subway ep-
proved by the Supreme Court commissioners. run
ming along that part OF Greenwich avenue winch
borders the proposed site These subways cohVeI sc
at 9Th street and Sixth avenue making tnls tne
one point in all the city from which 1t IS possip!e
TO travel by subway in Ave different direcuons'
WOULD WIPE OUT sLUMs.
although this ueighborhood is from nineteen To
twenty-eight Ieet above level, and the soil Is
pure sand which should make it of the health
owing it's narrow, irregular streets and Old uh-
sanitary and overcrowded tenement houses grow
ing menace TO the health of the entire city. What
might be the furuTe development of this distrct'
From present indications more factories ana more
tenement houses, which would still further increase
the congestion. The problem Of conSesuon Oh
population. as we know. has become acute no iuF-
ther factories wanted, and q recent report VI
the Charity Organization Society strongly RECON-
rnends that law be passed prohiDltlils tile il
erection of factories downtown
Nothing short CT a devastating connasra''oll
With subsequent new laying out Of streets wouid
bring change in the character of the district
which extends from Canal to 14th street and from
house however would. no doubt, accelerate the
southern extension of Seventh avenue opening
thereby new thoroughfare for the ever increasing
traffic north and south. The Seventh avenue ex-
tension has been favorably reported upon py the
city engineer Mr. Lewis, and IN any case couo
be carried out from Greenwich avenue 10 Cl'is-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
Plan NEW SYNAGOGUE.
Structure To Be of Moorish Design.

Plans have been filed for enlarging the three
story and attic tenement house No. AS Henry
street and remodeIling il into a synagogue IoF
the Congregation Markovey of Polem 1t is TO
have new ornamental facade Of Moorish design
The change of occupancy is 10 be mace a'
cost of $4,000 Nathan LANCER is the archltect
Plans have also been filed for remodelhhs tne
five story fathouse No 81 East llSth street ioi
Gilbert F Ashland as owner, and for remodeiiihs
the second story of the five story loft buliding
ut the northwest corner of broadway and Grahd
street removing the concave skylight dome OF the
large circular bay window, the Improvements
being made for J. w. T. Nichols as owner MA
tban Iangar and Julius J. Die1aer are the archi-
teCts.
Plans have also been fled for a storage house
of reinforced concrete to be built for the 1hlrd
Avenue Railroad Company owner at 2i6th street
and the Harlem River. Axel s. Hedman Is the
architect
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

taxes etc 81 oo2 so. I2sa Ave A. +"5 II of
GTth ST 40xIpo. sty p; ast same. action '
same atty. same ref, due, Sl2S+i o.. 'AN'7 et'
Sl.OU2 50
Ey Samuel GoIds'lrkcr. J~roN cor ot f-1th
- 1oHs5x rF~g. four sty and eHe 3 t'F st''
ouggenhelrner L & n at,ys: Eawerd Jucots. ref amt
due. s2O.J54 Al. taxes etc. 50 900
OK WEDNESDAY,
BY James J. Wells. s2G 15Tth -. 900 2 " OF
Elton ave. 5urIlS llx5nx!IGs . srv frtfH" dVtK %,
executors SALE. estate az Emma Ecmann. decreased
BY BRYAN /. Kennedy Nelson ave. u q. IL" 81 p
and q 1C9th T5Ni25. vacant also FE"ruha a."
c l. 1870 II = OF Goth e.. 5DSl2o dvls n. Ma
tIal John Monaghan 81 nj ItusA"or". . r
taxes. 81 329 20. sub 20 mort 0f $1,000
on THURSDAY
By / J phillips s. Co. 4os West 81. cor charles
St 20 Ix02x2o 8xs83 sy bldg. cNrs aud trgs sale.
estate Of A II Bode. deceased
BY Joseph p Day: 40 74th 81. 4. 2la u OF let
25ElO2 2. ten n and store. ! Flshcl aEt
Jatln all Fle!schnau & :. utiNa- l. y -. 70
~ Of Alexander ave .-Nt""- a fit ton o..
N + sgt Fr!tzel - a.. G-.eH"- y s. s. att-+,
r ]. Ansteu due s. dJ' So taxes. etc. $40"
Belmont ave y y 1sGth s.. 5oSSIr vacant. } ~
Wentz agt Rospn1we!g ct al Hp9tHh'. y & u.
attys /. II Ward ref. due. 81 o4S O.. taxes. ""
s552 81: sub 10 first mtge - $500 ., .
BY u L IugrahaTn Co 2Gl 22I ST. = 2i26 n
. Of Hs9S @. l sfv hiags J j. Van
Buren, exr. etc ast q Macready ct al. Il swain.
atty: & L II ward. ref. amt due. Slin"J 30. taxes.
etc. sI64 12
BY Joseph Day: 533 Greenwich ST cor Van
dam st 25I5I I sty loft bldg; Smith ast Charlton
due s4,s75 %, sub 20 i've mtges lEgr"satns
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

IF -ther," said little Roo, what is a doubtful
state?"
A doubtful state. my son, is always distin-
guished by the absolute confidence with which both
parties elaizn lI"-W sshingten stax.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
SOME COUNTRY RENTALS.

Pease g. Gilman have rented the Following coun-
trv places: For Mrs Thomas +. White one Of
the houses on her private lane at CedarIurst. Long
Island to ". w. Tracy; for Prescott Sade, his
house on Ocean avenue, CedarhUrst. for the win
ter 70 w X Aston, for Alexander Cameron jr.
his house Mt Greenwich Conn, 10 Joseph Iiowland
Hunt. for the Woodmore Land Association. its
house No ST. to r. +. Manning for Samuel T.
Iincllev his house known as ROsebush on Ocean
avenue CedarhuTst, for term Of years. TO @.
Harry Grrner and for Mrs Thomas +. White. her
house known as Hickory Hall, Broadway Ccdar-
hurst for a term Of years. to Charles iIhott war
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

.
concerning the accessibility of this site and 1sv
accessibility ] mean not only for the LAWYERS bur
also for the public their clients this location is
unsurpassed. We have the Sixth avenue elevated
road and surface cars the 9Th crosstoHn cars
the CFeenwich avenue surface cars, the Seventh
svsnus surface and IN addition to these there
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
MAIDEN LANE SITE LEASED.

The Charles F. Moves Company has leased the
entire five story building No. l66 Maiden Lane
for G. W. Hunter 10 David Grow for long term
Of years Also leased the store and basement
No. 25 Old Slip for Il. V. Roddy 20 the Atlas
Presarvative Company; lofts In the same building
70 Joseph Martinson: space In No 246 TO 20 Full
,r,, straet Frooklvn for J G Moore & Co to
the Weave Print Company: loft in No Cold
street FOR John Elliott TO the william L. Gilbert
Clock Company. and oue-haf Of a floor IN the
Frnnkel Building, No a John street. for long
term OF years to Wagner Bros. & co.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
foDber street the westerly side OF The proposed I'M

tOpher street. the Westerly sue VI VI'V F30l7 III
provement.
Furthermore the proposed courthouse wouId
encourage the erection OF office buildings and bus-
,7ess bo1,eee and would cause such a marked In
crease in the taxable value OF property that the
financial benefit 10 the city would compensate IN
q very short time for the cost Of Improvement
The increase In land values will naturally br'hg
with It also the demolition OF many OF those o'-
apIdated tene1nents and sweatshops, striking thus
at the root Of the cause Of much I'll health In
this section
The selection Of this site would hasten the
southwark extension Of Seventh avenue, great
public improvement which would throw open one
Of the finest and widest avenues into a main north
and south artery Of the city The increase in
values ct property along the entire length OF the
avenue should then be credited 10 the account Of
the courthouse
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
TO ERECT STUDIO APARTMENT.

A twelve story cooperative apartment house Is
TO be erected at Nos. "a and % Gramercy Park by
a company recently incorporated Mt Albany under
the title NO "a Gramercy Park. In the COM
pany are Richard Watson Glider and his son. Rod-
man d. Glider; Francis Wilson, the actor; jules
Guerfn Herbert Lucas and Charles H Lee
The structure which will occupy a plot 5IxIVH
feet is estimated to cost $4,000 The apartments
will be of the studio type with large rooms ana
lofty ceilings.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
TOMORROW.

Bv Joseph p Day: 80 12sth St 2T79 3,d # ,Sf OF
, p, 9ya 2Gx9q ii. sty dwg II, S b Meer ,aSt
F HaendIe ct al: H Henshaw atty 4tieE 45S y
rsf. amt due sll O1O 10: taxes, etc $llSy' -
Nchoias ave e $ 33T.4 It of l45th St lNoNIU"i =
g.. dyc n. Sher!n's Of all right title etc NhCl
~, T66utant Ind on March 10 1908; u Gladstone
atty. ~ --,-,-cr r,v
n, ,oo,b D r,,v- eth ave $ v cor 55th st, 100 tx
175 90 gty Hotel Gotham Kn!ckerbocker Trust co aet
trIftv-d dfth Street ct Mason. atty. \ Nei'I
rel amt due "a taxes. etc $43lGo a." SUP 10
+ro -Igaa eeKregafnC 81 $50 900; COS 1tth st n 8,
~ - . Of aTc I3 2IfOxIO3 = h and store
n goldberg ct agt A Kagel ct al: n iseT4lnt.h
II FI6sbrouck. duo. S36N+ Va jfNe9
etc si7O IT: two mtges aggregatns $S'Zo"
40 & " cor 9th 81, 1I0JX1O0 sty ten ana
store: c Silverman Dora Bernstein ct Al; action
/: ] WeschIer, atty; Wesner ref amt cue cue
s3c 455 pa taxes etc .2O3 10; 1927 Ave 4. s. oo
r. Of s7th at. 4Ox10O ten h. Same egt sans ne
.: atty; ref; amt due SIZSfl o.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
FRANK FARRELL BUYS A HOUSE.

Frank Farrell, president of the New York base
ball club Of the American League, is going to i've
near William s Devery, ex-Chief OF Ponce he
bought yesterday the four story dwelling mouse
No 56 West SSth street through the McVlckar-
Gaillard Realty Company Mr.. Devery lives at
No 574 West End avenue. which Is near SSth street
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
BUYS A SUMMER HOME.

Moore & WyckoT have sold to Mrs Burroughs
Green the Haslehurst cottage at Ontcora-ln-the~
CatskiIls: also sold for Alfred Iudek". FIVE lots
ct Sea Gate and Nautilus avenues. Sea cate Long
Island to Conrad Stubenbord. who VIII erect a
modern cottage the site.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
FINE UPTOWN PARCEL SOLD.

Edward L. King & Co have sold for the McCor-
mick estate No 235O Eighth avenue northeast cor
ner OF lath street five story building, with store
24I1x100 feet
This is the first sale of the property since lS"
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
TN THE SALESROOM
MANY PARCELS LISTED.
Group of Lemon Avenue B"lid'ngS
among Offerings This Week.

,,,. tho nerceIs In the auction budget to be
7,,osad or this week in the Real Estate EX-
change salesrooms, Nos "A and 16 Vesey street.
are q group of five buildings at the northeast cor
ner OF 125th street and LenOx avenue Inc Ouu9et
is as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
Personal Mention

a. Asher of Los Angeles and S. Gold
mler OF Chicago are at the Baltimore.
u \ Rosenbaum, a Stockton banker
registered yesterday at the St Francis.
r. H Charlton of the United States
Forest service is staying at the Stewart.
Thomas II. Doane. Chicago mer-
ehant, Is a guest at the Fairmont
Patrick Palent and wife of Hanford
are at the Dorchester.
Miss L. Kinkead of Palo Alto is stav-
ing at the Stewart
Lieutenant Commander NJ. C. Gorgas
or Mare island registered yesterday at
the Fairmont.
and II. Manglin of Santa Barbara are
at the Imperial.
P. II. fletcher of san Jose and ]. H.
Adams and wife of Ventura are at
the Savoy.
Frank Moulton. a lumber dealer nv-
Stewart
o. ]. Woodward. a city official of
Fresno, is among the guests at the St
Francis.
Charles c. Derby. mining man of
New Almaden, is registered at the ST.
Francis.
A. l. Burbank of Los Angeles and E.
". Baker of Montana are at the Gra-
nada.
W. A. Garrigan and wife of Monterey
are at the Holland
w. A Gray, a well known merchant
of Portland, Ore, and his wife are at
the Argonaut.
Among the recent arrivals at the St.
Francis are A. E. Edwards of Pasadena,
G. L. Thomas of Redlands and G. J.
Rector, hotelman of Nevada City, Cal.
r. Burrows, dry goods merchant
of San Jose, and II. B. Guthrey, an oil
operator of Los Angeles, are registered
among the guests at the Stewart
H E. Christensen and wife, who are
touring the Pacific coast, registered
yesterday at the Fairmont from Mexico
city
Lieutenant Thomas ]. c. Burke,
q. S. N. left yesterday for two weeks
vacation in Los Angeles for his health.
He has been in poor health for some
time.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
HEART TROUBLE
CAUSE OF DEMISE
Late Secretary of San Francisco
Retail GrOcers Led an
Active Life

Fred Krueger, secretary of the San
francisco retail grocers, died at 10
o'clock the evening of December IL
of heart trouble following closely after
an attack of pneumonia The deceased
was native of Plau, Mecklenburg.
Germany, where he was born in 1S49.
After being educated in the gym
nasiums of his native town Krueger
came to America while still young
man. and, living in several communities
OF the United States, always took a
prominent place among his associates.
Settling first in Hays City, Kan.
hrueger became a prosperous business
man and later county treasurer and
postmaster under appointment by Pres
ident Harrison, On removal to Gunnf-
son, Colo, he conducted successful
business and became city treasurer
Coming to California Krueger estab-
lished himself in Santa Cruz and in
January, 1899, came to San Francisco.
shortly after his arrival here he was
chosen assistant secretary of the re-
tail grocers association. In turn he
was elected secretary and when the
grocers' association became merged
with the grocers' union under the name
or the San Francisco retail grocers he
continued as secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
.CONRADO FILES
SUIT FOR DIVORCE
Stung by SpOuse's Charges,
Wine Merchants Wife Asks
Legal Separation
Husband Also Petitions for Sew
erance of Matrimonial Bond,
Alleging Infidelity

Mrs. Nicoletta Conrado, stung into
activity by the charges of infidelity
made by her husband, q. Conrado.
wholesale wine merchant. and by his
threat to sue for divorce, herself filed
an action for divorce yesterday.
Conrado, however, beat her to the
court by narrow margin. his COM
plant having been filed a little earlier
i'm the morning.
Mrs. Comrades retort upon her hus-
band is that he has treated her with
great cruelty, falsely accusing her of
being untrue, calling her vile names,
indulging in dissipation and threaten
ing her life. This course of conduct.
she complains, has caused her to be-
come dangerously i'll. In order to an
noy, harass and disgrace her. she as
serts, Conrado has entered into the
rooms where her female patients were
being treated and insulted them.
In order to support herself she says.
she has been compelled to engage in
the business of medical healer, and
her husbands conduct has injuriously
affected her business. Conrado is of a
very Jealous, quarrelsome and cruel
disposition, the complaint of his wife
alleges. He is accused of having in
fiicted such cruelty on his daughter.
Louisa, now married to Anade Fihole.
that she became partially paralyzed and
lie1S never completely recovered. Tne
attorneys for Mrs. Conrado are Edward
Lande and John p Allen.
Comrades complaint accuses his wife
in the most explicit manner of mis-
conducting herself with John Doe
Gardano- He tells of two occasions
upon which he says he surprised them
together in guilty circumstances. The
last time, October 1. Mrs Conrado is
alleged to have informed her husband
she had no love for him and did not
want him in the house any longer.
Finally, Conrado asserts his wife
locked him out of his own home at 1874
Sacramento street, and he adds that
she Is now living there openly and
notoriously with Gardano There is
$4,000 on deposit in the Western ma
tional bank to the credit of Mrs. Con-
rado. and her husband asks for an
order restraining her from removing
the money He also wants her enjoined
from removing the $500 worth of fur
niture at their home
Ihe Comrades We're married in Italy
in 1888. Their respective complaints
do not agree upon the date, however,
Conrado stating it to be September Is,
while his wife says it was February 4.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
"HAPPY HooLIGAN.v BURGLAR

A burglar broke into the saloon of
J. Newsom. 0 Steuart street, early
yesterday morning. He emptied the
contents of Il bottles into a bucket
dissected a card machine. unframed
and broke into bits about 200 cigars
and broke off the knob of the safe.
Before leaving he wrote a note as fol-
lows:
If You hadn't been so stingy in leav-
ing a few dollars in the cash register
1 wouldn't have done so much damage
HAPPY eHOOLIGAN.'
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
ToMALTY FILES DEMURRER

The demurrer interposed in Judge
Lawlor's court yesterday on behalf of
city treasurer's office charged with fall
styling a public record, was of a purely
formal nature, based upon the usual
statutory grounds that the indictment
did not state a public offense, was in
definite, etc. A continuance until
Wednesday morning next was granted
for the demurrer to be argued. Tom
alty's attorneys, Stephen V. Costello
and Herbert Choynski, say that they
expect to make quite an elaborate at
tack on the indictment.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
DEAFNESS CURED
By New Discovery
| have de-
IN on trated
t h at de af-
ness can be
cured. DIR.
Guy Clifford
Powell.

The secret Of how to use the mysterious and
Invisible nature forces for the cure Of Deafness
and Head Noises has at last been discovered by
the famous Physician Scientist, DR.. Guy Cliff
ford Powell Deafness and Head Noises disap-
pear as If by magic under the of this new
and wonderful discovery. He viii send all who
suffer from Deafness and Head Noises full in
formation how they can be cured, absolutely
Treatment is so simple. natural and certain that
you viii wonder why 1t not discovered be-
fore Investigators are astonished and cured pa
tients themselves marvel at the quick results
Any deaf person can have full information how
to be cured quickly and cured to stay cured
at home without investing a cent Write today
to Dr. Guy Clifford Powell 1920 Bank bldg
Peoria. IN, and get full information OF this
new and wonderful discovery, absolutely free.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
SUICIDE IN MISSOURI WAS
FORMER BANK WRECKER
Victim of SeIf-Inflicted Wound
Once Concerned in Loss
of SZ.5OO.OOO

NEWARK, n. j., Dec. 19.-ZHenry B.
Marchbank, who shot and killed him
self in Joplin, Mo, last night, was the
confidential clerk who, with Cashier Os-
car Baldwin, was concerned in the loss
of the funds of the Mechanics national
bank of New York in 1888. Both We're
convicted and were sentenced TO five
years each in prison. More than s., ,50O,-
600 of the banks money, it was
charged, was lost in speculation
returned to Newark. but could make a
success of nothing and went to Mis-
souri,, where he promoted various cor
poratIons In the zinc mineral district.
PIONEER FIRE CHIEF DIES
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Dec 19.-WiIliam
b. McNutt, st. JoSephs first fire chief.
died here today aged II years.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
NAM IDLE IN JAPAN

HfcTORIA. B. G, Dec. 19.-The ques-
ffn Of the unemployed in Japan is
becoming serious. according. to advices
received today by the Empress of
CHINA At the Nagasaki and Kobe
backwards large numbers of workmen
have been discharged and much the
same state Of affairs prevails at other
dnfllrards.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
LEAvENs HELD FOR TR1AL-Martip

LEAvENS HELD FOR TRIAL-Martin b.
Leavens was held for trial before the superior
court by Police Judge Weller yesterday on Il
charge of obtaining money by false pretenses.
1t is alleged that he obtained 81 1925 from
III. ii. Norwood stock broker. ON February on
fraudulent certificates of the Sandstone mining
company of Goldfeld.