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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-15
R. c. Bradshaw, Of Pltsburg, Bids
in Plant al One Hundred
Thousand Dollars,
CREDITORS MAY NOT OBJECT
Receivers Retain Charge Of the Plant
Until Their Action is Passed Upon
bx JUDGE Waddil-Fifth Sale Since
Brewery Was Put in Operation A.
most Four Years Ago.

For the third time within two years,
the plant of the Old dominion Brew
! ing 4 Ice Company, OF Virginia. Inc.
| located at Warwick avrnu" anu
Thirty sixth street, was sold at puo'
lin auction at noon yesterday BY the
receivers. Attorneys J. A. Massie ana
George helms Wise. OF this city. ana
+. b ThOmason, .. Richmond. Tho
plant was bid in at 100000 by Mi.
X. c. bradshaw. OF Pittsburg. Pa.
representing the First National Bank.
OF that city. which holds tn" bonds
OF the original brewing company. Inc
receivers will retain charge OF the
brewery until the sale is ratified by
Judge Edmund Waddill, Jr.. in the
United States Federal Court OF the
Eastern district Of Virginia.
When the plant was offered at pub
lie auction several months ago IL was
bid in by the Pittsburg bondholders
at $4,000. The general creditors OF
the plant made strenuous objection
to the acceptance OF tho bid and
Judge WaddilI refused to ratify II and
ordered another sale. instructing the
receivers not to accept a bid OF less
than 100000
No Objection Expected.
After the bondhOlders first bid the
plant in the announcement was made
that the plant would be sold to Mes
srs. Lewis Wagner and Samuel SWEEP
and associates. OF New York. VII"
would operate the brewery. However.
AZ this time it cannon be learned what
disposition the bondholders now pro-
pose to make of the plant il the sale
is ratified by Judge Waddill. 1t IS
understood that the creditors Will
make no objection to the ratification
OF the sale at 100000.
Sold Five Times.
The brewing plant has been soid
five times since it was put in opera
ton about four years ago. 1t was
built about year ago. The first
two sales were private. but about two
years ago the plant was sold at pup
lie auction. being bid in by Messrs.
Wagner and Sweet and Others ior
1920. 600. A new company was organ
ICED and an effort was made 10 foat
the stock.
Extensive preparations were maze
for brewing beer here and for estao-
fishing agencies in all parts OF the
East However. the panic in'erter-
ed with the plans OF the company
and II was unable to meet the pay
ments as they fell due and Judg" Wad'
| dill ordered the plant resOld.
The Old Dominion plant is on" OF
the largest and best equipped IN VIZ
xin;a. II was built at a COS, of some
thing like $60G.0o0.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-15

and Edward c. Duncan. OF Raleigh
\. c.. the receivers OF the Senboard
Air Line were today cited by Justice
Wright OF the Supreme Court or the
D'.tricl OF Columbia to show caus"
on January IL next why they nav"
not rendered an accounting to the
court OF the assets Of the rfailroa''
They must show caus" why the ROAD
should not be sold and Judgment Vi
34.50V, paid to Hoover and Denhahi.
local merchants who furnished sup
plies to the COMPANY ) dining ears.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-15
EX-SENATOR INDICTED.
Marion Butler and Brother to Ansvte'
Libel Charoe.

GREENSBORO. N. G.. Dec. n
The grand jury OF Guilfori Superior
Court this afternoon entered four true
bills against ex-Enited State senator
Marion Butler and his brother. Lester
Butler. charging criminal libel agalns.
Ex-Judge Spencer B Adams. chairman
Of the Republican party OF North caro-
lima.
The charges are based upon articles
published n the Raleigh On c. eau
casian, owned by the Buffers. seVeral
months ago.
The ex-senator and his brother wer"
arrested November 4 and bound over
to the present term OF court In bonds
OF 81, 600 each 10 await action by
the grand jury.
On motion OF the Buffers attorneys,
the trial Is continued until the Janu-
airy term OF court. Notwithstanding
Odam's attorneys pressed for trial.
Neither OF the Buffers was in cour'
today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-15
Hepth Board Issues Orders Con-
corning Rumage Sales.
DUMP PILE SPREADS DISEASE
Chief Of Police Reynolds Asked to
Take Step to Prevent Stun from
BEING Brought Back Into City
Well Under Ban.

Hereafter when rummage sales are
held in this city Sanitary inspector
Harris will fumIgatr all Of the arti
Giles Offered for sale. the persons
churches or organizations conducting
the sales defraying the cost of the
fumigatiOn. This decision was reach
ed by the board of health at its r"gu
lar meeting yesterday.
The articles disposed Of at rum
mage sales are donated by all kinds
and classes OF peop,e and many
OF them probably contain disease
germs. For thai reason, the board
de cided that 1t would be best to have
the articles fumigated before the sale
opened.
The board has requested Chief OF
Police REYNOLDS to dlrect the patrol
men to prohibit persons from bring
ing articles from the city dump pile
back into the city. Ii has come tC
the attention of the board that ne
grocs and others come to the att"n
ton Of the board that negroes and
others visit the dump pile. pick out
old clothes and other articles and car
~ them to their homes. In the opin
ion OF the board disease would be
spread by this practice.
The water in the well on the Finch
properly at Thirty-second street and
the river having been found to be un
healthful the board has ERECTED the
Powell Trust Company. in charge OF
the Finch estate. to hav" the well de
| stroyfd without delay. The water ha.
been used by persons living in the
vicinity and disease had been spread
by the water.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-15
SEE Reward, Sloe.

The resfe, e this psp~- VIII b pIcs.-d 90
.oaSn thaa IN sre 70 81 iea.t ooe i-esfed disease
SSGt srtencs hes beea asle 90 cure in al ~.
ea6Rea and tnst n Catarrf. Hail's Caisrrh Cure
r I've cav Vuatsivs cure nos knpSa TO the
uedicai 6sseruiiy. Cstarrh bsine consti'u
sSOsai rsssass reesires . co7sti-utio7si i-est.
1oae n dip Cos6srn Cure r. fatee internally
SrSS1Q oyrersiy upoa - bod snd murcus ''tr
- Of ths syssen, thereby Destroying tn.
S01odsssou o. ths dssrss~. and giving TIE 10
90 VtsvexsA ~ builfirx NJ the c"ust'tlI ton
- 0ntsssne Uesure tn dcs'g SO wcrk Tn.
: fuesSesres We % much 18th IN ~. curst!
oOvOss fnas thSY c6ev One Hgndref p"ilars -
nv caR s1os q fa;h 20 eurc. red f"' 49, o
xSSr ~ CT NEY 4 CT ,ToIeIo. 0
Gn3A ~ al ru6Qisss, ~.
ME- Ho,IV run ny rms Tor ocs''pe' %.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-15
DANVuLE BOARD WILL
BEG FOR HIGHER TARIFF
1obacconists Of PIEDMONT Section
Wishes to Share Special Privi-
Ie-es With New England.

tBy Associated Press.
DANVILLE. VA. Dec. LINE
Danvill- Tobacco Board OF Trade al
sp, cial meeting today appropriated
funds to send large committee 20
Washington Wednesday ia appear h''-
fore the wavs and means committe"
OF Congress to urge the passage OF
laws which will impose higher duty
on Turkish tobacco. which is coming
more and more in competition with
the tobacco grown In the bright dis
trict. which il mainly in Virginia and
North Carolina
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-15
BIRTH STONES.

II you were born In January. Gar.
net: February. Amethyst: March,
Blood Stone; April, Diamond: Nay.
Emerald; June. Pearl: July, Ruby:
August, Sardonyx: September, sap
phire: October, Opal; November. To
paz; December. Turquoise.
We carry all OF the above stones
IN stock-mounted or loose. We can
nour: the stones 10 your ring, II you
ke.
N. SUTTle,
Jese,sr & Wstchmskss,
E.tAblished 1885. 2l03 Je9erS,o ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-15
"A DEvoUT SOLDIER"
Rev. E. T. Wexford breaches Special
Sermon to Rifles.

Rev r. T Wexford preached a sp' -
rial sermon TO tn" Hun ington Rifles
Company c. Fourth Virginia Rrgi
meat. SUNDAY morning at II oC'"C.
az the First Presbyterian church Ills
scxt was. A Dcyout Sold or and
his mastrrly discoITSc va, moved
both ~ he soldiers and Ne large
congregation prrscn'
Thirty officers and men q Com
pany c attended II" services march.
ing TO the church from the armor, in
a bcdv All Of the men wOre fun
dress uaiforms Accompanying ~"
company were Captain ~ v EIhank
Virginia volunteers. retired: Col
George y SIia"y. rctir 4. formerly N
specior general % the Wyoming 8 a;s
Guard, ana Mr. John r Morton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-15
A Dangerous Operation

is the removal Of the appendix nv a
surgeon No one who takes Dr. King $
Nv life Pills is over subjected 20
this frigh'fuI ordeal They work so
quietly YOU .'on't feel 'h'm They
cure constipation. headache. bilious
ness and malaria. sc at AL Drug
gists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-15
seAsoARo AUTHORIZED.
To Issue Over Four Millions In Re
ceiverS' Certific ateS.
(Rx Associated PrcsSi

RICHMOND. VA Doc. ii-On mo
ton Of :. Davies Warfi"li. X i.anCas
ter Williams and Edward c Duncan
receivers OF The Scsb2ard Air Line
Railway. Juise PTitChard Of IN" TINT
ID states ciTcui; court TODAY author
So; al ISsue Of 81 2:,".""" in r"c"iv
"rs' certificates. payali" semi annual
" a. I, per cent
Tn. C"rtifiCat' are issued 20 Da'
the debts of thu corporation uni"l
the rsCcivcrship and 30 make i'm
provcmenis in its faciliti's
Th" order will r.. entered 'onor
rev
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-15
Entertainment Postponed.

r. vo,. taken al the opening "x
crcises OF the High school YESTERDAY
morning. IN" Newport News High
School Literary Socis:y decided IA
posipone its puhl'c "nterisipm"n'
from next We ,rcsSsy December g,
10 January =.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-15

hours after the
birth Of our child
and I had to raise
the baby on arti-
fetal foods. Six
months after birth
she broke out and
I had two doctors
in atten d IN ce.
There vas not q
alin lclf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-15

Mrs. Abe Horwitz will entertain the
Wedne sday Social Club this week.
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Receiver Cited BY Court.

WASHINGTON. u c. p.-c - -
: Davies Warf-li. OF Raitimor": X
Lancaster William. Of Richmond. Va
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on her body. tn" blood oosed out 14St
anvw here and W. had to wrap her IN siik
and carry her on a pillow Tor ten He'ks.
She was the most terrible sight ever
saw. and for six months j looked 10.
her to 90 TO her mama, but thank goa
and his agents. she ~ alive ana ~en
TO-DAY and sin. will he three years oto
the seventh q Dcccmter and has never
had A sign Of tho dread trouble since.
II used cvrry known remedy TO aiie-
yiate her suffering. for il was t"rrfbse
to stiffness: Dr.; {" gave . .n1 s %"
Or B and he and Cuticurs soap
and CutiC1ra Ointment saved hcr nc
rccrnrncndcd the Cu;icura Rened'es:
or said wc ~c-,' right in making Use %
them. A. n.arIy a. I can remember.
&c u-,~i eight Cakcs Il Cuticura soap
and ,hr,~, loxex 4 Cuticura Ointment,
Irrt YOU must take into cunsidcrat,cn
tina. hers was an exceptional case. TOT
an old and 81 4 doctor said ina,
vas tn. worst ca" that had como 10 nim
IN fnrtv years have always hingcn or
{ itscJIra :, az {" keep her SKIN scit ann
to sive her a I,U-p complexion. Jane
J. smith. W~ri and Metal Pattern
Makr~ Rox 23'. Bucna VISTA Va ocI
~ and -, 1906"
Coaps-.s E,-~-n,I md fut>-ssi Tres,nnrr; ~
Fv.ry hyns, - Is',n;s ss,e Te., se n. ssis.
,Sv,sTg., oiafn@rI 80 % H~al the ssm sn1
cWrsr, Re.gS-H' c;or, On ,ke ,s,n q Ssrss! sa,
s..s ssrsssSSt The VOID rstlsS Dr,< Q Chm
.srp ~sas rryys Br-sae, Nss ,.
Oka0ss IN. VsssSs esss - - pe
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-15
NOT A PARTICLE
Of SKIN ON BODY
Worst Case Of Eczema Doctor Had
Seen IN 40 Years - For Six
Months Father Expected His Baby
to Die-BIood 0ozed Out All Over
Her Body-Had to Be Wrapped
in Silk and Carried on a Pillow
Now She Is Perfectly Cured.
DOCTOR RECOMMENDED
CUTICURA REMEDIES

my little girl was born NO weeks
before her time and my wife died four
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day for Emmetsburg. Nd. TO spend
several weeks with relatives.

Miss Theresa Smith. OF Smithfield
Is visiting Mrs. X. Lee DAVIS, on
Thirty fourth street.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-10
PHYSICIANS

sPECIALIsT-FoR WOMEN ONLY. CURE
guaranteed in every accepted. Ex-
animation free. 10 to 4. S32 w. SIXTH.
room 107. 11-3-m
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-10
BACK FROM PERILS
OF ARCTIC TRAVEL
PASADENA MAN EXPERIENCES
EXCEPTIONAL HARDSHIPS
Comes Safely Through Ship"reek
Amid Ice Floes and Passes Sum-
mer Exploring, Making Vail
liable Discoveries
ESPECIAL to The Herald.l

PASADENA, Nov. 9.-After two year :
snent north of the Arctic circle IN
Alaska. Ernest DeKoven LeffingweH is
exnected to arrive in this city from San
Francisco tomorrow, coming to the
home of his father. mother and brother'
all of whom are in this city.
Mr.. Leffingwell was a partner with
Einar Nfkkleson and the duchess OF
Rsaufort in fitting out and equipplng g
the sxnedition which left this coast III
the I'M fated vessel named after the
duchess. a.. eoas
The boat was crushed by the ice noes
of the northern seas in the fall or l9O''
nd II was feared for several months
+tat T.ef1ingwell, Milxkleson and all con-
carned were either drowned or had dled
of exposure. .,..,,,.,, ord
The party, however, won through, anu anu
If safety was reported by messengers
sent out over the ice. .s,+ic,,
az ali the members of the eXpedllloIi
Mr.. Leffingwell is the last TO return
he having spent the summer in the
Northern coast of the Alaskan PENN
euIar where he discovered and mapped
The course of three hitherto unknown
rivers. eo,,-
In Pasadena he will visit for a feW
da1,s with his father and mother, Rev.
and Mrs. C. W. Leffingwell, who are
stonning at the Maryland; with ms
brother. C. w. Leffingwell, Jr., or Soulh
ATarengo avenue and other friends, atter
which he will leave for the east to re-
mort his discoveries to the NatloIlai
Geographical society.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-10
MARRIAeE LICENSES

DRAKE -GATES-Frank Drake, age 26, ma
tive OF Missouri. resident of Norwalk and
Amanda Gates, age is, native of Iowa,
resident Of Downey.
OVER R-BAILEY-William Over, age 81, ma
tive of Indiana, resident of Fresno, and
Elvarett Bailey, age 81. native of Indiana
resident of Los Angeles.
SCOTT A. Scott, age 30 ma
tive of Wisconsin. aads Laura A Finney,
age "a, native of Utsh; both residents OF
Los Angeles.
TRYER-TA c. Tryer, age 81.
native of Iowa. resident of Merced. and
Annie Taray, age 10, native OF Illinois,
resident of Los Angeles.
MELE- LE-FRANCIS-Antone NJ. Mele, age 23,
native of New York. and Rose Nj A.
Francis. age %, native of California; both
residents of Wilmington.
HOWARD HILLIARD-Ray T. Howard age
21 native of Colorado, and Ruth X. Hill
Hard, age 10, native of California; both
residents of San Francisco.
ON-LINDLEY-Samue S. Dtckin-
son, age 81, native of Pennsylvania, resi-
dent of Kansas City, and Eva B. Lind
ley, age 40 native of Indiana, resident OF
Los Angeles.
Cs-NORTON-Henry j. lsaacs, age S4'
native of Ohio resident of Amarillo, Tex,
and Sylvia Norton, age 30, native of Call
fornia resident of Los Angeles.
LORENz- z-BURKLAND-Henry W. Lorehz'
age 27, native of California: ana Anna
Burkland age 80, native OF Sweden' poth
residents of Los Angeles.
CAMERON - Hannibal Spencer,
age 26, native of Kansas, and Emma
Cameron. age is. native of California;
both residents of Los Angeles.
TIRER-CLOT-Eli Seutirer, age 2S, ma
tive of France, and Marie Clot, age %.
native of France; both residents OF Los
Angeles. l,,
age 2S native of Ireland. resident OF
Glendale, and Nellie McPeak, age %, ma
tive of Ireland, resident of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-10
POMONA NEWS NOTES

POMONA, Nov. 9.--The speakers for
the Pasadena district Epworth
league convention, which con-
venes in this city November
10 and IA, will be: Rev. Van
Arnam, Rev. A. w. Lamport, Pomona;
Rev. C. NJ. Scott, Ventura; George
Ruynan Frank Baker Rev. d. F.,
Howe, T. c. Knowles, Mrs. Florence
Sherman, o. C. Laizure, H. M. Baird,
Rev. S. A. Thompson, Los Angeles;
Rev. c. V. Cowan, Helen Dyar, On
tario; Miss Bessie Leebrick, Covina L.
E. Hill, Upland; Mrs. Laurison Smith
Pasadena. There will be business
meetings, entertainments, luncheons
and an automobile trip to Ganesha
park for the visitors.
The Pomona college literary society
has received the following new meTn-
bers: Misses Dorothy HaddoX Grace
Platt, Bess Fredendall, Elizabeth
Heads Delphia Comstock, Messrs. Ro-
land Vaile, William Fankhauser, Bran
non. Harry Hitchcock and Lloyd Lor-
beer
The fourth company of the Second
California regiment of the Boys brig
ade has been formed in this city at the
First Baptist church. Captain Frank
C. Eels, organizer and mustering-in Of
ficer, organized the company with Fl.
c. Butterfeld, captain; Wallace Fryer,
first lieutenant, and thirteen boys in
the rank. The company will meet once
a week.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-10
NOTES AND CURRENT EVENTS
IN POMONA AND VICINITY

POMONA, Nov. 9.-Mrs. Harriet Far
rington, a pioneer of the city, died at
Long Beach Saturday afternoon, aged
81 years. She was married to George
w. Harrington, who survives her in
October, 1876. and the wedding was the
first performed in this city. The fun
eral will be held from the home of the
deceased brother, Henry Reed, Tues
day, at 2:30 p. m. Rev. J. T. McCon-
nell will have charge of the services.
The Seventh regiment band will hold
a series of weekly dances this winter
at Fraternal Aid hall. Music is to be
furnished by a twelve-piece orchestra,
The Baptist Baraca boys have organ
lied a football team, with Ross KEEP
ner, a well known coach and player,
as coach. Many members of the new
team have had experience. Plans are
being made to meet the Congregational
team Thanksgiving day. Trinity
Methodists are planning to organize a
team.
Misses Barbara Greenwood and
Guenevere Metkiff were patrons at a
delightful musicale given last evening
in honor of Miss Neal, formerly of this
city. College songs and refreshments
were the diversions of the evening. The
guests were: Mines. White. Ingalls,,
Misses Lee, Smith, Eells, Mcleod,
Fleming, HUMPHREYS, Daggatt, Messrs.
Sumner, Phelps. Dennis, Young and
Richards.
A. A. Garrison has purchased a lot at
the corner of Hamilton boulevard and
William street, and at once will begin
the erection of a modern wo-story
house.
Louis Ferrell has bought house mad
lot on William street from F. w, Rit-
ter, consideration $3250.
The Women's club will meet Mon
day afternoon at Foresters hall. The
members will discuss the life and writ
ings of Harriet Beecher Stowe and Ed
ward Everett Hale. Interesting papers
are being prepared by Mines. e. T.
Robinson and W. r. Cogswell and Miss
Towne.
Mrs. Paul Sutcliffe and daughter
Emily of Elyria. o., are guests of Mrs.
John Leadingham of West Holt ave-
nue..
Mrs. Angie Gray of Compton, Cal.
has returned to her home after weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. w. w. Bah
cock of West Pearl street.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-10
MONROVIA
436 w. Palm st.
Phone: Home. Black 1877.
AUTOMOBILE COMPANY TO
PUT UP LOCAL FACTORY
Agreement Reached with Board of
Trade Whereby 3Iock of Stock
Will Be Taken and Patron-
age Guaranteed

MONROVIA, Nov. 9.-After long con-
sideration the Pacific Automobile and
Motor company has completed arrange
ments to build a factory at Monrovia.
The company has held several confer
ences with the Monrovia board of
trade, and an agreement has been
reached whereby the board Of trade
is to place among Monrovia citizens
and property owners a block of stock
in the company to the amount of 5000
shares, and to use it's influence to the
end that the proposed factory may be
given a strong impetus from the start.
Business men are confident that the
requisite amount of stock can be
raised with little difficulty.
E. j. Oucky) Baldwin practically
has agreed to give the company suf-
ficient land on which to build, and
work will begin at once. The site is
just west of the city, on the south side
of Whiteoak avenue, and is well suited
to the requirements of the company.
The exact type of automobile is not
yet definitely known. but it is under
stood that the factory will produce an
eight-cylinder machine that will cost
the consumer something under $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-10
PASADENA BRIEF NOTES

PASADENA, Nov. 9.-Under the
leadership of H. w. Magee and c. w.
Bunnell an effort is being made to or
ganize the old settlers of Pasadena into
a club. The first meeting will be held
in the board of trade rooms Thursday
evening, at which all citizens who have
been resident in the city for twenty
into a society the object of which will
be to preserve, as far as possible, the
records of early days.
The report of Chief Of Police H. H.
Favour for the month of October shows
arrests amounting to flfty-seven in all,
of which twenty-five were for the
county. One was that of a deserter
from the United States army. Most
of the arrests were for vagrancy, as
the city is striving to live up to its
reputation of being a bad place for a
tramp to visit.
In connection with association
branches all over the world, the Pasa-
dena Y. M. c. A. began this evening
the week of prayer for aid in its work
among the young men of all nations.
Meetings will be held every night save
Wednesday and Saturday.
Miss Nellie Bartlett. a returned mis-
sionary from Syria, and Mrs, Mary M.
Conan of North Lake avenue, met in
this city today for the first time since
they left Wellesley college, nearly
thirty years ago.
OF unusual interest in this city is
the announcement of the engagement
of Miss Katherine Luepp, daughter of
Francis E. Luepp, commissioner of In
dian affairs at Washington. to Reginald
Davis Johnson, son of Bishop and Mrs.
Joseph H. Johnson of South Grand
avenue, this city Miss Luepp was
visitor in Pasadena last season aud
was immensely popular with the
younger set. She is a most attractive
young lady and a talented musician.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-10
HOTEL MARYLAND PUT IN
LINNARD'S SOLE CHARGE
Directors, by Large Majority Vote,
Place Management in His Hands,
Dame Having rendered His
Resignation

PASADENA, Nov. 9.-John b. Dame
for several years associated with u.
M, Ldnnard in the management OF the
Hotel Maryland. severed his connection
with the hotel this afternoon, rendering
his resignation at a meeting of the
board of directors. .-....-.
The directors, by large majority
vote. expressed a desire that Mr. LIN m
nard assume entire charge of afairs
at the hotel, and he assumed all duties
today.
New arrivals at the Maryland today
were Frank C. Hogan and 5. Miller
Henderson of Louisville, KY, ana MIS-
p. N. Hugennin of Blair, New, accom-
panied by Miss Y. Schulenberg OF Ne"
York. -
r. r. BIacker of Chicago and w. q.
Johnson of Vancouver, both of whom
are heavy stockholders in the hotel
company, came to Pasadena for the d.
rectors' meeting. The former Will re
main here with his family, awaiting
the completion of his new home on oak
Knoll.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-10
BULL TERRIER is TOUGHER
THAN THE PRoVER8lAL CAT

PASADENA, Nov. s.-It's hard job
TO kill a bull terrier. If you don't be-
lieve this statement, read this:
A big white bull terrier owned oy
King Macomber of this city strolled out
on the Linda Vista bridge yesterday
and either jumped or fell off. 1t Is
sixty feet to the ground.
Going down the dog hit his head on
a steel girder and landed IN mole
containing about two feet of cold wa
ter. There was a dry ledge at the
waterIine just big enough for his head
TO rest on, and he put it there.
When found by Sergeant Reynolds OF
the police force the dog was so stiff
that. to use the sergeant's expression,
"vou could have used him for milk
stool"
For three hours the sergeant, who
was off duty, worked over the dog,
and dnally ne had the satisfaction of
rubbing life into the splendidly muscled
body.