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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
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Mr.. Carey v. Jones. a medical stu.
dent from Hampton In the Medical
College Of Virginia. died In the Me.
mortal hospital In Richmond at 1l::5
o'clock yesterday morning. Mr..
Jones vas paralyzed while attending
lectures on March II and although
everything medical science Could AZ
ford was done for him he never re-
covered from the shock. Mr. Jones
was just % years old.
Tho remains reached Hampton ut
s O'Clock last evening and were taken
to his former home In West Queen
street by Undertaken Arthur f. Hall
where the tody will rest until this
afternoon. Mr.. Jones was . most
exemplary young man and stood high
In his class. He was q third year
student and the pf esident Of his class.
OF a bright. cheerful disposition he
gave promise Ct becoming a physician
Of standin and his death In . peculi.
arly sad one.
Mr.. Jones Is survived by his mother.
Mrs. MoIlIe Lee Jones and brother.
Mr.. c. Lee Jones, Of Newport NewS.
He was the nephew Of Councilman
Richard c. Lee and Supervisor Jos
eph r. Lee. The latter gentleman
was In Richmond when the young
man died and accompanied the body
10 Hampton.
Funeral services viii be held from
st. Pauls Episcopal church At 4
o'clock this afternoon. Rev. Reverdy
Estill. d. D.. will omclate.
Tho following young men friends
Of the deceased will act - the pail
bearers: Messrs. Clifton Thomas
Ned Parker. Thomas 8. Curtis. Jack
Wills. r. A. Holt and Paul Parker.
During the Arst part OF the session
younx Mr.. Jones showed such good
work in his studies that he wa ap'
pointed assistant physician to the
alnshouse In Richmond upon the
recommendation Of the faculty OF the
college. He WA Q member OF severa'
OF the college organizations and uni'
versally liked and admired by mig
fellow students. - His death caused
sorrow among the student body and
the faculty. . {
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07

last Of the ships had fallen into the
four long anchorage lines sigma
from tho flagship sent the nutterins
lines Of rainbow flags flying 10 the
mastheads and the ships were At full
dress for the day.
No class of citizens In the city was
more interested In the coming Of the
deet than the Chinese. The Japanese
also gathered In large numbers on
tie hin sides to see the pageant.
After the feet had anchored the
government launch put OF from Mis-
sion street wharf. bearing Mayor
Taylor and the reception committee
to pay the city's ofhcisl greetings and
proclaim formal welcome to Rear Ad-
mirai Evans and the feet. The
launch reached the flagship at three
O'Clock and the mayor and the com
mittee were received by the admiral.
Hearty greetings were extended
between the admiral. mayor and
members Of the reception committee.
Following the ofhcial call. Admiral
Evans came ashore and was taken
to the st. Francis hotel to meet his
wife and daughter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
When We Take Care Of the Pennie,

Amount saved by the American
people eating one-fourth less meat for
a year, 1928. 100000.
United States gold reserve. De-
cember /, 1907. $173.0e0.0 900.
Amount saved by the American peo'
pie drinking one-fourth less liquors
for a year, &110.G0O.000.
Net imports Of gold. November ]
to December 81. 1907. $685. 100000.
Amount saved by the American
people smoking one-fourth less cigars
for a year. S.. 100000.
Cost Of New York subway. $4,000 .
900.
Amount saved by the American
people wearing clothes one-fourth
longer. $3.50. 600. 600.
Standard Oil Company fine. $2s 900.
900.
Amount saved by the American
people wearing hats onefourth long
er. $12.OO0.0O0.
Largest benefaction ever made tn
one year ~ any American philanthro
pist, $4,000. 900.
-Harper's Weekly.
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GOVERNORS SPEECH The
FEATURE OF CONVENTION
Mr.. Swanson Strikes the Key Note
at the Opening Session Of the
Chahties Conference.
(By Associated Press)

RICHMOND. VA. May s.-With q
distinguished attcndnce that literally
hacked the Academy OF Music and
with cordial addresses Of welcome
on behalf of the city and state and
responses by officers Of the organ
ization the thirty-nfth annual con-
ference Of the National Conference
of Charities and Corrections opened
here tonight. Tho beginning was
most suspicious and the meeting
promises to be the best yet held. 80
The Catholic and jewish confer
ences. in session for three days. con-
cluded this afternoon and many oil
the members remained TO the general
convention. =ss ~.7
Goyeror. Swanson struck the real
organization keynote with an appeal
for the just distribution Of colossal
fortunes and for monuments OF char
ity instead OF palaces built to satis-
fy the frivolous whims Of the seinsn
rich. -as :,
Cheercd to the echo by the audi
ence and conference members the
governor declared that q broader phil
anthropy is touching the souls OF
men and bringing everywhere losfier
ideals Of life. ... w. =
The governors welcome proved to
be the feature OF the session. His
excellency was given .. great ova'
ton. Welcoming addresses were also
made by Mayor Mccarthy and Chair.
man R. A. Lancaster, w. OF the iocs'
committee of arrangenents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
Baltimore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE. May 6.-FLOUR,
steady unchanged.
WHEAT-weak; spot contract 10I
Y: pfd. 2 red Western 103 II:
southern on grade 9SA a 102k.
CORN-weak; spot mixed TN a
n: 2 white 72M a v; southern white
corn TN.
OATS-frm: No. mixed, TN.
RYE-irm: No. Western export
81 a SO.
BUTTER-firm, unchanged; fancy
imitation % a "a; do creamery ~; 90
ladle 20 a %: store packed ID IL.
EGGs-steady. unchanged. 16h.
CHEESE-quiet. unchanged; large
1914: fats 1914: small 1SA.
SUGAR-unchanged: coarse granu-
lated $50: fine $50.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. May 6.-Money on
call easy. 1-2 a 2 per cent: ruling,
90; closing bid --; oHered at
"a. Time loans dull and slightly
easier; 60 days. 2 1-2 to "a per
cent. and 80 days 3 per cent: six
months 3 3-4. Close: Prime mercan-
tile paper 8 ga a 4 per cent: stcr-
ling exchange steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at 1850
and 4S7 for demand. and at 484.4O a
4S4.5o for sixty day bills. CONNER
cial bills 4S4 1-2 4S4 IA: bar sill
YER So; Mexican dollars AZ.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
How TO Get Poor Quick.

Do not try to save your loose
change. II is too small an amount 10
put in the savings bank II would
not amount to much anyway. and
there is great comfort in spending II.
Just wait until you get sumc'ent
worth while before you deposit II.
Do not try to economic. II Is an
Internal nuisance to always try TO
save a few cents here and there. Be-
sides. you viii get the reputation Of
being mean and stipgy. You want
everybody TO think you are generous.
jus, look out for today. Have
good time as you 90 along Just Use
your money yourself Don't deprive
yourself for the sake Of laying up
something for other people TO night
over. Besides. you are sure OF 10.
day. You might not be alive tomor.
row.-Success Magazine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
ROPE WANTED IT P0c0slokE
ALSO FOR HORSE SlEauH6


Sheriff n. X. Curtis yesterday re-
ee!yed a warrant iron Poco0oke CITY
MI. for W. Rope. White 0sn Sbo
now is confined In The covssy jail,
charging him with Sealing . borse,
Suesy and set Of haruess ysiued q
Sise. -.
Rope was arrested here sowc ue's
ego for stealing . kovse. bsGgy, Gov
ana Get OF harness from CoO0essso0-
er OF the Revcuue Harry ". BooksI
He " held pending Q hearing below
the grand jury. but h he svsat D
ss discharged here he Win Be EST d
Pocomoke City for trtsi thsre.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
Advocates Of higher Prices ID
Complete caaio| Of u,N Street.
STRENGTH not unIfoRI, However
There Was Much irre9ularity and
hesitation Before the Advance Be.
came Steady-coal Roads Steady
Total Sales; CLOSING Quotation.
(By Associated PresS)

NE WYORk. May 6.-Prices Of
stocks were advanced again today
with every evidence OF effective con-
troll OF the market on the part of the
advances OF high prices. The buy
ing was called largely professional
and protective although the persist
ence of the advance had the effect OF
inviting some outside participation.
Various railroad and industrial stocks
today touched the highest prices OF
the year. The transcontinentia) group
offered conspicuous examples. The
market resolved about the Hartman
issues to a large extent.
The strength of the stock market
was ty no means uniform nor did it
spread through the list until after a
period of irregularity and hesitation
The trunk lines and coalers were
heavy spots in the early dealings. The
post ponement of the intended In
crease in freight rates was an In
fiuence in this quarter. Some buy
ing OF stocks was based on the ex-
pectation that the government re-
port on conditions to be given out Oh
Friday will prove very favorable. De-
termined support was extended to the
market up to the end Of the day:
Bonds were irregular. Total sales.
par value. $5,696.O0O u. S. bonds
were unchanged on call. Total sales
today. 755,000 shares including: Cop
per $4,000: Smelling 1880: Sugar
1000: A. c. L. 500: c. & o. 1000;
l. G. N. LOO: n, G. w. 800; So. Ry.
1900: pfd $500; U. s. Steel $4,000: v.
C. C. 800: pfd 800; Nor. Pac. $500;
Sloss Sheffield 1,4OO.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07

WILLIAMSBURG. May s.-0eorgo
r. O'HearBe. Of Boston. fPtbsll coach
Of the Massachusetts Agricultural
College, has been engaged to coach
the football team Of william and
Mary College this year. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
Troees 10 sspersss Might Riders

Tr0o00 % SWppFVss Ns9Ht Ho
COLUMBUS. O.. May s.-Troop B.
the mounted troop from Columbus. Of
the Ohio Natiisai Guard. leff today
ON a special train over the Norfolk
4 Western road for Portsmouth
who're they viii be transferred TO
Ripley. and win thea 60 TO the To-
hacoo district In Brown county,
where the tobacco farmers are ter
ror,r.d ny the night riders from
Kentucky.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
Aeouitted Of coes'Ne Hsndlsns

NORFOLK. May CIV. H. Mse-
kimude, druggist ut Bank sad Butte
streets. charged with " Illegal pos
session OF cocaine was found not gull
ty by . jury in the corporation coart
today and discharged.
The jury was out forty minutes
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
Vines and Liquors

I belong to the lost tribe that
strayed away from Dublin before|
Messs called On tie Red Sea. I'm q
price cutter. I'm . mopey-msker; rmI
the one that sells all straight Whis-
kies retail ut Wholesale prices The|
following high grade loc Whistles II
sell for SC Q drink: Paul Jones Pure
Rye. Sherwood Rye whiskey. Carroll
Spring.. pure Maryland Rye whiskey,
PaTkwood Rye whfskey. All Of the|
above named Whistles are strictly
hIeh ersde: watch ny prices n you
dare. best NE " you can whistles
IN buIk ss following pricez:
Oh NICK Pure Rye. y ps. sc.
gallon WV
Leosard's Fsvorise. y p.-. soc:
gallon ........ ..-..--.-.- Wv
Hunter's Baltimore Rye. y ~
&c: gallon ..-.-..-..-.......% wv
Maryland Club. u pt. &c: gal
tn .-.--... WV
Pssi Joses Pure Rye. v pt-. 1oc;
e1tOu ....--.--,--. ------...S<ts
STAR A. Rye. gallon 500
Noes Rose, SALON ....-...... .9s-eo,
LAskvood Pure Rye. gallon ....e2eo
Jelersoa Purs Rye. Gallon -. .ti:N
Keot1cky Bourbon. gallon ......&1.So
Dusbls stamp 0,a. gallon ......$1soI
TIE fojlcvtng brands o. California
wines. Por. Sherry. Casavba. Cia-
ret, B1acktSrry, at &c Der ct: per
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
vs,se( Dsme A. Gold.

B. q. Stew . mercsan: Of Cedar
y1ew, Niss. u: I tel, my custo'
m.rs when y hay a boz Of Dr,
Kings New IA Pills they get the
worth of that n gold IN weight. u
asl,cted With col DpatIon. malaria OF
biIsnsxpsss- under guarantee
q All DrusshsA 7se.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
The crsvs Professor.

Firs,s Cocd.-Ever notice nov
grave nm. McGoozIe always r.!
Seccil Goodies. but there!
aothiaS strange about thai. He doc.
all his f1nkins In the dead language
-ChicasS Tr'Onae.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07

TO registered pe1Doe3De9 %
HslIS Cut Rate Ding otseA Ebo.s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07

was he sound esseepT
IF there vas half - much sleep
"a sound. he was.--fiosyssa Post
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
Dessrvsd More.

Masser-pu want large wages for
. boy Who bad no experience.
Boy-wclk sin't II harder for me
when I d know bov7-Loudon
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
DIR. MAHONEY IS
FlAY[D BY BOARD
School Directors Say President
of Teachers Federation Is
Seeking Notoriety

The board of education has no
knowledge OF anything done by Mar
garet Aahoney or the teachers fedora
tion 70 secure the results claimed in
her statement TO the teachers. Miss
Mahoney's work in school affairs and
as president of the teachers federation
seems TO be that OF an obstructionist
and agitator seeking notoriety."
This is part Of a circular issued by
the board Of education TO the general
body of teachers IN this city to con-
trovert the authority of a letter sent
out TO the teachers by Miss Mahoney
Tuesday, asking for funds to continue
the work OF the federation. Accord
ing to the opinions expressed yesterday
by the board at its regular meeting the
teachers federation is not representa-
tive body OF school teachers. but that i,
is composed OF about Is teachers out
Of an approximate 100 in the depart
naent. and also said that the teachers
council. consisting of a membership In
excess of 800. is q more reliable and
representative body.
School holidays were fixed for Wednes-
day. Thursday and Friday of next week
TO give the children and teachers oppor-
tunity of greeting the fleet. On Monday
afternoon a rehearsal OF the 5000 chill
dren who viii sing at the stadium will
be held, Miss Estelle Carpenter direct
ing.
W. J. Adams appeared before the
board to request the construction of SIX
additional rooms TO the Bergerot school
The board was divided on the SUBJ
ject and a long argument followed
Leave Of absence was granted Isabel
Evans assistant teacher in the Ber-
gerot school. until December 1, and
Belle Ryan of the Richmond grammar r
transferred from the John SWEET school
to the Emerson school. in place of Miss
Julia A Danks. resigned. The applica-
tfon of J. c. Astredo and Miss Mary
Conlon TO serve as volunteer attend
ance officers was accepted. The resigna-
tion OF Joseph Cohen as janitor was
accepted Miss Regina Hertz was ap-
pointed instructor in German at the
Adams Cosmopolitan grammar school.
in place OF Mrs. @. NJ Dolan
E Lehousse was appointed superin-
tendent of buildings and repairs at a
salary Of s175 a month. The services
of Thomas J. Pierce as janitor were dis
pensed with, together with the follow
ing employees: J. Bertram, r. E. Muir
ray. J. A. Moynihan William Murnane.
Joseph Murray. ]. Burns, N Heyfron.
II. r. Sheehan, J. P. Smith. A. w Nc
Guire. r. Mcdonald, c.. f. Knight, j.
H. Jones. p Sculiy. Z. Minneman, f.
Cawley, E. Waterman, E. E. Phillips.
Henry Nathan. H. Merers. S. 3. Peterson
and Edward Nellman.
Henry Nathan was employed to do
all the hauling of the department at a
salary OF $50 month. Recommends
tion was made TO the board Of public
works 10 retain Joseph Murray and ].
Burns as timers in the department.
Director Altman was directed to dis
tribute among the schools 1900 copies
of the city architects plans for the pro-
posed new buildings in the bond issue.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
CHUTES
BELIEVE RAT POISON
CAUSED BABY'S DEATH
Child Thought to Have Eaten
Drug Scattered on Premises
to Kill Rodents .

Poison set out for rats IS believed
TO have caused the death. of 20 months
old Ralph Gallagher, who died sudden
II Tuesday afternoon in the -Loring
apartment house in Van Ness avenue.
where his parents live The baby's
stomach is now at City Chemist
Green's being analyzed-
The attention OF the coroner's Office
was. called TO the case yesterday by
Dr. George Davis. 2217 Van Ness ave-
nue., who had attended the infant at
its death
Owing TO the fact that rat catchers
of the board Of health had been spread
ing poison about the premises OF the
Lortng apartments on the day before
the baby was suddenly taken i'll the
theory Of the child having eaten some
OF IT was Immediately advanced.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
Gossip Of RaiIwaymen

What do you suppose?" asked a
conductor, since resigned. of a railroad
man. The gall some OF these guys
have. A quartet back there wanted me
to carry them from Barstow TO Los
Angeles for $3.50 apiece
well did you do it?"
Not bit of it 1 charged them full
fare. Turn in nothing. Do you sup
pose I am such a blooming idiot as TO
share with a corporation which is al
ways breaking the Interstate commerce
laws? Not much. I am teaching them
a lesson"
The Canadian government. which has
been discussing the building Of a rail-
road to Fort Churchill on the west
coast of Hudson bay for the last 80
years. has come to the resolution finally
that it will be constructed and work
viii be commenced some time this year.
Fort Churchill is $50 miles from Prince
Albert, the terminal of the Canadian
railway on the Saskatchewan river.
The territory through which the line
will run is entirely uninhabited and un-
known except TO q few hardy explorers
1t Is said to have thousands of acres
susceptible to cultivation and a eli
mate similar TO the Yukon valley. The
road is not, however. to be built TO
induce settlement. but II is intended
to be the short line TO carry the wheat
! crop to England 1t is estimated that
1t will cost the sum of SIS. 600 900 TO
build and will save long train haul of
wheat.
The oriental steamship lines operat-
| ing between San Francisco and the
forient contemplate meeting the low
rate that has been made by the north
coast steamship lines on -four to orr
entail ports 1t is believed that this
reduction will bring about an increased
movement Of -four from Kansas and
Nebraska, Notwithstanding it has been
conceded that the Dakota -four has the
call in the orient for the reason that 1t
can be laid down there cheaper than
the Kansas and Nebraska flour. TAX
ing into consideration the cut made by
the steamship lines it is probable that
-four can be carried to oriental common
points at a rate not exceeding SIS per
ton from the interior. San Francisco
merchants should endeavor to handle a
share of this business through this port
in competition with Portland and Sc
attic.
| The chief engineers office of the
Western Pacific reports that track has
been laid for one mile out of Altamoni
and the rails are within 50 miles from
Oakland pier. The gap between Sacra-
mento and Marysville is 81 miles, the
total distance from station to station
being Al miles.
NJ l. Robbins. who has been general
passenger agent of the Houston and
Texas Central for many years, has re-
signed and hereafter the department
will be handled by T. ]. Anderson. gen.
eral passenger agent of the Galveston
Harrisburg and San Antonio railroad
| The Los Altos cutoff has caused
many a heartburn to the railroad resi-
dents of Palo Alto, for 1t comes within
| the pay fare when you ride, while Los
Gatos is beyond that limit and a pass
| is good.
A certain dignified contracting
freight agent boarded the cars at May
| field junction. but as the conductor did
not go through the train until Palo
Alto was passed there was a t-emen-
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
PLAY IS
GREAT SUCCESS
Miss. Grey in "The Truth"
Draws Large Audiences TO
Novelty Theater
Francis Wilson, Mary Shaw and
Other Players Please Local
Play Goers

Katherine. Grey and her associate
players have made q big hit at the
Novelty in Clyde Fitch's The Truth. .
Miss Grey has more than met expecta-
tions. She has returned TO her native
city finished artist Her support is
excellent The only matinee day dur
ing Miss Gray.s engagement here win
be Saturday.
VAN NESS
The nert attraction at the Van Ness
theater will be My Wife" a comedy
from the French. IN which John Drew
and Miss Billie Burke will appear, sup
ported by capable company. next
Monday night. Meantime Francis Will
son n When Knights Were Bold" is
drawing large audiences and will close
next Saturday night There will be the
usual matinee Saturday
AMERICAN
Pollard's LiIliputian opera company.
which recorded a hit when IL appeared
n this city several years ago. will open
q two weeks engagement at the Amer
lean theater next Sunday afternoon.
Mary Shaw in Mrs. Warren's Profes-
sion" IS icrowding the house this week
and will continue the attraction until
snee- There viii. be a Saturday matt
nee:
PRINCESS
:. Wang az the Princess. with Edwin
Stevens in the title role. Cecilia Rhoda
back again as prima donna and Tina
MARSHALL Zoe Barnett. Sarah Edwards,
arthur Cunningha m. Harold Crane and
the rest .of the Princess company in
congeniaI parts, is the strongest draw
ing card which the local Eome Of light
opera has yet secured.
oRPHEUM =
The Orpheum's announcements for
next week include the name Of Julius
StegeT, who viii present hrs play, '-The
Fifth Commandment" which will be
remembered as one OF the greatest sue
cesses eyer seen on the vaudeville
stage in this city. he will be support
ed by. an able company The .Bedpuin
troupe, May Boley, comedienne; Car
brey brothers and. Shields and Rogers
are others OF the newcomers This
weeks show is attracting. good houses
ALCAZAR
The Heir 10 the Hoorah" is being
splendi6ly treated by the Alcazar play
ers augmented by Marion Barney in the
role OF. the dasBing widow For next
week '-Chsrley's. Aunt is announced
with EHle Bond especially engaged tc
play the dainty sngenue role in which
she scored former success with the
Alcazar company three years ago.
CENTRAL
Another scenic and naelodramatic
success IS being successfully presented
al the Central this week. where the
play, No Mother 70 Guide Her" is at
tracing large audiences Next Sunday
night viii be the last opportunity oi
Witnessing this thrilling play OF met
ropolitsn life
CHUTES
The Chutes win reopen tomorrow
Nay day. after a..closed season OF sew
eral months Invitations have been IS
sued 70 $4,000 school children to at
tend and. participate in the May day
festival which has been arranged. The
performance in the. theater will be onk
Of the principal features of the Chutes
entertainment. and will be headed by
the Wyatt sisters in e sketch, The
Enchanted Dancers"
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
GAMBLERS SLAYER FREED

The charge OF murder against Frank
Bell, chauffeur. who fought a duel
across a table n 9 saloon at 20 SAN
some. street on January with F. L.
Cochrane. a gambler from Seattle. re-
suItiqg in Cochrane's death. was dis
missed by Police Judge Cabaniss yes
terday because no complaint had been
fled Bell pleaded self-defense...
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
RIns ARE .roo .HIGH

Five bids for the construction Of . temporary
girls high school were opened yesterday b. ths
works board and IL was Nund that they were
above the amount set aside for ne buildiRE,
$4,000. The lowest bid was presented ~ Sam
& Hood. 81. .462 The bids were referred to fbs
board Of education and unless that body - able
10 secure an additional appropriation they viii
have 70 be rejected
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
ASKS HIGHER RATE

for burying the ip6igent dead. IS. anx-
ious TO enter into a new agreement
with. the city. He claims tlrat he.
present price. s3.5o. IS insufficient. al
he has TO pay toll OF 81 for. each
body taken into San Mateo' county for
ipterment. Hagan's new OFFER Is TO
bury the INDECENT and those dying from
contagious diseases for $3.50 a month.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
INTOXICATED WHEN WED.
ALLEGES YOUNG WOMAN
Seeks AnnuIment of Marriage
on Ground She Was In.
competent at Time

intoxicated and while in that copdi-
.tion married without her knowledge
or consent, Eva 3. Dufour flied suit
yesterday for the annulment of her
marriage with Erwin @. Ruddfclz The
wedding took place IN Oakland IN De-
cember. 1907.