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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-24
EVENING HIGH SCHOOL
TEAMS WILL DEBATE
Representatives of Commercial
and Humboldt to Meet TO-
night in the Mission

) Speakers from the Commercial even
ing high school will meet speakers
from the Humboldt evening high school
in debate tonight at the Mission high
school auditorium on the subject. Re
solved, That the Union Shop Policy
promotes the Best Interests of the
United States"
Commercial high will argue from the
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-24

ing from SIS 10 S25 per ton. The width Of this
vein ranges from six 10 ten feet The Round
Acunfain Hydraulic company win start oper-
atiens again on tho lst of November. when they
VII put three giants into commission. TIE
Daisy mill win be completed bv the first of the
month and operations win start Immediately
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-24
Campagnie Generate TransatIantique

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs
Sailing every Ihursoays y instead .a OF Saturday.
First class to Havre, $3.50 and inward.
BRAL AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND
CANADA, 10 State ST.. New York. J. r. FU-
GAzI. Manager Pacific Coast, csc Montgomery
ST., San Francisco. Tickets sold By ali rail.
road ticket agents.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-24
Merchandise for Hawaii

The steamer Mexican sailed for Honolulu ON
Thursday with cargo consigned to various Ha-
waiian ports. valued at $145,1s2 and including
the following:
800 bbis -four. $3.50 lbs and ii cs sugar, 100
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-24
.. 5. Branch Hydrographic once

A branch Of the United States Hydrographic
Office. located at the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners, without regard TO nationality and free
of expense. Navigators are cordially invited to
visit the office. where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the latest
information can always be obtained regarding
lights, dangers to navigation and matters OF In
terest to ocean commerce.
]. G. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, u. s. N, In charge
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Weather Report

United States Department OF. AgrieultuEe-
Weather Bureau. San Francisco Oct -, 1908.
RAfSFAII. DATA
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-24
THE san FRANCISCO CALL SATURDAY.. OCTOBER a. 1908.

ctls wheat. aI21 bales hay. 4.G15 lbs mill feed.
1917 lbs beans, 146a lbs peas itG5 es eaunsd
and cs meals 800 lbs hops. 16O psgs potatoes
and onions 71s lbs garlic. 81 bbis and pkgs
ssron q pkgs fresh fris Els ,ss s'9 & Lbs ehesse lso
late, so2 lbs aud hks dried fruit. SCI lbs and
&C cs bread. 300 lbs and II tins tea. 1850 lbs
Goldfish S.7I6 gals and . cs wine, Az gals and
100 cs whisky 100 casks beer, % gals and cs
brandy 81 cs mineral water. go es ginger ale
81 gals alcohol, i.59I cs and 20 bbls coal oil.
80 drums dstilate 15I drums and 102 cs gaso
line 100 cs nHphtha. IiS cs and 80 bbls oils
10 cs turpentine 255 pkgs paints 365 kegs white
lead % evils gas. :iS. or IT lumber. 200 SKIS
cement. 4:il pes and IeG bdls steel and iron
30. 600 bricks. 20 pkgs machinery. los boiler
tubes 2.44s lbs zinc. 4s5 bxs soap. 100000 lbs
fertilizer. IL 700 lbs COAL LOG cs boots and Shoes
I16 pk gs dry goods, 10 hats. II fypewriters.
46 pkgs drugs. $50 kegs and los cs powder, 20
rolls leather. 122 coils rope. 7,s49 lbs tobacco.
pkgs parts. AZ mules. 233 hogs.
The value OF the cargo taken out by the
erroneously reported at ss5.055 in yesterday s
issue. The figures should have read S550,055.
The San Jose's Cargo
The steamer San Jose sailed for Ancon and
way ports yesterday with cargo valued at
S44. .22S, to be distributed as follows: For Mex
ieo Central Amsriea' a % saoo3s; Pspams sss
Ecuador s936; Chile, $212: British Guiana.
s46o: jamaica, $40 The principal shipments
and their destinations were as follows:
10 Mexco-34s pkgs potatoes. 159 pkgs onions
s38 pkgs fresh fruits. 3.s4l lbs salt. 12 cs min
eral water, 255 gals wine. 13 es canned goods.
252 lbs tea 2oS lbs meals. 339 lbs bread 2B2
lbs and i cs dried fruit, i3. 500 1T lumber. ~
pkgs machinery. 25 bdls iron, 1.1S0 lbs copper
plates, / boat, SO bdls shocks, so TASKS quick
silver.
To Central America 1880 bbls -four, "a 1872
lbs rice. 3.162 gals and 26 cs wine. ia cs and
"a gals whisky, ZOO lbs raisins. 1.277 lbs dried
fruit 67 pkgs fresh fruits II pkgs enions 800
lbs Spices 104 cs canned goods, $50 lbs Goldfish
$40 lbs beans, 1862 lbs tallow. so drums car
bide, 5000 lbs coal, eI5 cs and drums coal
oil, rolls and cs leather, % cs and bbls oils
so pkgs paints, 1,52e lbs bluestone, pkgs ma
chinery. 2,ol6 IT lumber, $50 lbs soda.
To Panama-25O bbls -four. 1,602 lbs beans. 20
cs canned goods 800 cs salmon, 1900 gals wine
1 pkg saddlery, / pkg machinery.
TO New York-8.175 gals wine. g. 15T lbs dami-
ana roots o6 400 lbs horns, % l20 lbs old rubber
8, ,292 lbs old metal.
TO Colombia-3o bbls hour, 2 crts potatoes and
onions.
TO Ecuador-1T5 bbls -four, 900 gals, wine, 100
coils rope.
To British Gui8na-1o0 cs salmon.
To Jamaica cs salmon
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Memorarda
SEATTLE. Oct 23-Tug Ruth eoIlided with
ferry steamer West Seattle: former had bulwa warks
crushed in.
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Morning Session

Board
50 Alaska Packers Assn ........ - 90
10 Associated oil ..-.-.......... 81. -
20 Giant Powder ...........-.-..- ~. 90
% Hawaiian Coml 4 Sugar Co.. 90
20 Hutchinson : = Co. 1915
loo Hutchinson Z Co.......-.-.. ~. 81 Il
MakaweH Sugar Co ..........-. 33 90
40 Paauhau : Co -.......... 20. -
, + Savings Cnion ........ $50. 90
100 Spring Valley Water Co... 30. so
225 Spring Valley Water Co. 80. 81 4
s.. 900 Cal Gas & El 6 NJ & c T 5s.. ST.
81. 600 Pacific Electric Ry 5s ...-..... 105 90
81 600 Sac Elect. Gas & Ry 5s...-. JOB. 5u
81 600 r. Oak & $ Jose Ry 5s...... 90
$4,000 Spring Val Wat gen mtge As. 500
& go United r of F 4s........ - 90
Street
l75 Hawaiian Coml & Sugar Co... 800
Afternoon Session
Board
II0 Associated OIL ................ 81. 12Is
- Psauhau Co ..........-. O.25
Street
so Paauhau 5 ? Co ............ 2o.25
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Marine News
Continued From Page seventeen

The Fitzpatrick is at Newport News. Va.
The Dix is Mt Seattle.
The Logan is in port.
The Meade Is at Newport News.
The Sherman is in port
The Sheridan is in port and will sail November
for Manila
The Thomas sailed October 10 from Honolulu
for Manila
The Warren is at Manila
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WATER STOCKS
Msrin Co 60 S Wat Co. 3Oss 3Oss
GAS AND ELECTRIC
Nut L ctfs as > Pac L com i3
Pac L Dfd.. % ca Stkn & E. -
INSURANCE
Cal ms Co. so STA Fireman's Fd.i42
BANK STOCKS
Am AM, ~ Bk-l2s . Lon-Paris Bk l26 lSl
Bank OF Cah33ll2 : National. l30
First Natnl. 2l0 Union Co 240O
SAVINGS BANKS
Ger 1. - $500 5 F Saw L. .547lz
Hum Saw Bk - 160 Say x l. So. 125
Nut Saw Bk. - 80 Sec SaY Bk..
STREET RAILROADS
California lib Preside 80. 25
POWDER
Giant Consolidated Co ............... 74lk
SUGAR
Hawaiian c. % 95is lMakaweli c.. 32ia
Honokna l3% IA Onomea : C. 3S&. s9k
Hutch Z 1875 20 Paauhau ) c 20lz 2I
kila6ea c. Union Co. 44i2 -
MISCELLANEOUS
Alaska p a. 5is4 521s Pse Aux A 2H
Ass0 OIL Co. 80 Is IS L Pac BoraX $50
Cal A.IOI Pac TAT pfd
Cal Wine a 45a4 Is DO com . l255 IA
MF& MtTm. ll5 is F. Oak & $
0ceanic co IL - Con pfd. "a
SALES
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Mining Stocks

san FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisc,
stock and exchange board yesterday:
l.rnnrc-.r.rll,rro.
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Chartered for Wheat

The French bark Iaennec. at Honolulu, is un-
der charter for wheat from Portland or Puget
sound to Europe at 2Is Cd having been char
tered prior TO arrival.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-24
No yau Want ssao,

DO You Want $5.OOg
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page Is.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-24
CLOSING QUOTATIONS

Bid.Ask. Bid.Ask
Hazel N .I.20 go
NEVADA
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-24

NEws OF THE OCEAN
Petroleum for China
The British tank steamer Ashtabula was
cleared for Mol, for orders. yesterday, with
2446. .469 gallons of refined petroleum, valued at
Sl1009l, consigned to ports IN China.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-24
Directory Comstock Mines
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
FRIDAY. Oct. 1890 a. n
UNITED STATES BONDS
MA Aet- pfd Asl

Is or cp new IS or COUP.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
Not Made n Secret.

WASHINGTON, D. c., January 1S.-
No attempt is made at the Russian
embassy to conceal the fact that Com
mander Ditchkoff is following the
fleet. Baron Rosen said that he had
never seen the commander, who hadn ot
visited Washington while In the United
States. He was met in New York by
Commander Nebolsin. the Russian naval
attache, who took him to Norfolk,
where he was introduced to Admiral
Evans and various officers of the bait
tleship fleet. He then hurried back to
New York, In order to board u steamer.
for Rio dc Janelro. SO that he might
be at that port when the fleet reached
there. Baron Rosen said the COM
expected to go from place to
place where the fleet stops. so he may
learn what there may be OF interest
from q strategic standpoint that may.
be worth reporting. Baron Rosen said
he had not made any application for,
Ditchkoff to accompany the fleet, nor.
had any one identified with the en-
bassy, SO far as he was aware, for 1t
could not be expected nor was 1t the
practice of governments to permit for
eigners to accompany u fleet for u
long cruise like that undertaken by
Admiral Evans. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
NOT roucn DuENos AYREs.
Torpedo Flotilln to Hurry to Mont,
video to Cntcl, Up With Schedule.

q IA p { .
Torpedo FIotilla to Hurry to Monte
$video to Catch Up With Schedule.
w4ASHINGToN,J Jan. 1s.-1t seems prob
able now that the torpedo-boat fotilla.
On its way to the Pacific, will not pay a
visit to Buenos Ayres, as was intended.
According to, the original plan. the hotilla
was to proceed from Rio Janeiro to Mon
,tevidea. From that. point some OF the
boats were to BIO sent, one at a time, per-
haps. to Buenos Ayres, in order to afford
the men shore liberty. Now, however, as
the hotillayis said to be three days behind
Its Itinerary is probable that the en-
tire cruise up the river Platte will be cut
out, and without stopping at either Mon
tevideos or Buenos Ayres, the little vessels
will try to make the long run from Rio
to Sandy Point. in the straits OF Magel-
Ian. Atdouble purpose will be served by
this change of plan, for not only will the
torpedo boats be given o thorough test
OF their ability to make long distance
run. but they will be able to catch up
with their schedule and accompany the
battleships fleet in the passage OF the
straits Of Magellan. as desired by Admit
raj Evans. The d. lance from Rio to
Sandy Point is 2,57S miles, voyage too
long probably to be covered by all OF the
little boats without recoalIng. Hence they
must be supplied at sea. which will afford
another opportunity to make a greatly
desired test. or. they must be taken in
tow of the battleships for few hundred
miles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
~
REVIVED AT LAST
Emnclntcd Woman Restored by Propc,
q Food. 4sf II

. d Z
The amount Of harm done from eat
Ing food which lacksGthe nourishing
elements or Is In such form that the
system can't bsorb &it.'is much greater
than many persons even suspect.
The harm can't be corrected by
drugs either. There must be COM
Iplete change in the dietary--the cause
of the trouble must be removed,
II have been constant sufferer
from stomach trouble. constipation and
neuralgia for the past II years." writes
a Mich. lady. land the past year be-
came tired of life, of everybody and
everything. Il.
"The best doctors and several weeks
at Sanitarium afforded me only tenn
porary relief Finally an attack OF the
grippe caused me to give UP hope of
ever being we'll again. was growing
weaker and mora emaciated every day,
cat last a doctor advised me. to try
some predigested food, as nothing
would stay on my stomach. My hust
band sent for some Crape-Nuts,5 of
which ate a little with milk. and then
awaited the usual results.
"Nly stomach did not reject this food,
and from that time on for several
I lived on Grape-Nuts and milk.
1 felt no pain whatever In my stomach,
my health gradually came back and In
five weeks l gained 20 pounds, I de-.
rived more strength from Grape Nuts
than I ever did from u meat and po-
tato Diet 'There's "a Reason"
Name given by Postum Coz Battle
Greek. NJ Ich, Read THE Road to WELL
VILE In pkgs Y, "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
Could Not Sleep for Cough. !

has been twice q member OF the City
Council, and served for some time on
the City Democratic Committee. Last
year his place was burned, and since
that time he has not been engaged In.
active business.
Among the newest names for the
City Council are Richard A. RohIeder.
In Lee Ward, and Emmett G. David
son. in Jefferson Ward. Mr.. Davidson
is employed by the Richmond, Freder-ss
ickshurg and Potomac Railroad. He Is
a member of Machinists' Union. No.
10, Is an active union man and men,
Der Of the Union League Club He
claims the support OF the entire labor
vote. Mr.. Rohledersis title examiner,
associated with Mr.. William, Ellyson.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
WORK THAT TELLS.
Plenty of 1t Has Been Done Right Here
in Richmond. ~

Plenty Of 1t Has Been Done Right Here
In Richmond. ssiEs
Cures that last are cures that tells
To thoroughly know the virtues OF a.
medicine you must investigate the
cures and see If they prove permanent
sDoan's Kidney Pills stand this test
and plenty of proof exists right here
In Richmond. People who testified
years ago tosrelief from backache, kid ~
ney and urinary disorders. now declare
that relief was permanent and the cure
perfect. How can any Richmond suf-
ferer longer doubt the evidence?
Mrs. M. s. Newly. SIS North Mosby@
Street. Richmond. Va. says: ss"I can
speak OF Doan's Kidney pills In the
highest terms. I suffered for long
time from kidney complaint, There
loins, accompanied byia a weakness
the small OF my back, which
was always aggravated ~ ifst&I oYereS-
erted myself orRcaught cold. saw
Doan,s Kidney PILLS highly recon-
mended for such complaints, and, de-
Gliding to give them a. trial, procured
a box at Owens & Minor Drug Co..:
They helped ma from the first. con-
tinued their use. and was restored to Z
good health.' (F'rom statement given
January s. 1909
THE TEST OF TIME. s134s
On July "a, 1907, Mrs. Newly was
again Interviewed and confirmed her
previous statement. saying: The cure
that Doan's Kidney Pills effected in my \
Ease some four years ago has proved q e
permanent one. and I can re-endorse
every word said In my previous *
statement. My husband has since used II
Doan's Kidney Pills when suffering Il. n
u similar manner. and also received a
complete cure. NV I'd
FOR sale by all dealers, Price. ~
cents. Foster AIilburn Co., Runalo, NJ ~
y, sole agents for the United States, NJ sS
u Remember the. name - - Doan s-- 9nA NJ
take no other. "a l3 II N q ri XII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
Women Who Wear Well.

1t Is astonishing how great q change .
few years OF married life often make in
the appearance and disposition OF many.
women. Tho freshness, the charm, the
brilliance vanish like the bloom from .
peach which IS rudcly handled. Tho
matronis only o dim shadow, q faint echo
of the charming maiden. There are two
reasons for this change, ignorance and
neglect. Few young women appreciate
the shock to the system through the
change which comes with marriage and
motherhood. Many neglect to deal
! the unpleasant pelvic drains and weak
ncsses which too often come with mar
riago and motherhood, MISUNDERSTANDING
that this secret drainis robbing the check
of its freshness and the form Of its
fairness. & .t5# II
AS surely as the general health suffers
whom there y dcf&Qg ement OF the health
Of the delicate WON any organs, 50 surely
iwhe6 these organs ;ars>estab lished In
healARth nee and taFhAat oace witness
to the fact In feRlwe comel fnssA Nearly
q mi llon- women have found heal I'M and
HAPPINESS In the use Of Dr.: P!erce's .Fa-S
3yorlte Presentation. It makes wea WON.
IN strong and sick women we'll. Ingredi-l
ents on label-contain no alcohol or
harmful habits forming drugs. Made
wholly Of those native, American, medic
lnal roots most highly recon- ended BY
leading medical authorities Of al the sev-i
oral schools Of practice for the curego of
Woman's peculiar ailments.
For nursing mothers, or for those broken-5
down IN heal libby, too frequent bearing OF
TO prepare the system for tho coming OF
baby and making its advent easy and
Foa Pc
can do no harm In any condition OF tho
system. IT Is q most potent inyigorating
tonic and strengthening nerylnei nicely
adapted tolwoman's dol icate system by, q
physician, of large xperlence In the treat
ment Of woman's PECULIAR ailments,
Dr. q ierce may be consul ted tbys letter
free 81 charge, "A id ress DR.. Il. ~, Pierce,
Inyalids', n7Hotel and Surgical Institute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
] NEW CANDIDATES

Two Others Who Would Accept POSI-
tlOn of Sheriff.
Two additional candidates for the
position Of Sheriff OF Richmond APP
peared yesterday. Mr.. James Fl. Brad
ley announced that he would be In
the race for the Office. to the finish.
He has been associated with the Amer-,
lean Locomotive Company at the branch
here for a number of years. and. has
been an active Democratic worker In
the city since 1878, Ele has the sup-
port8ofS the labor people. sl5s
Another; who iptimated that ha was
willing to hold tho position OF Sheriff
was Mr. Adam Diacont, who was for
many Years engaged In the supply
business on Church llll. Mr.. i Dlacont
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
Want Recognition.

Mr.. r. u. Culberson. OF Portsmouth,
and Mr.. Fl. p. Horton, OF this city,
as a committee from the Brotherhood
OF Railway Clerks. met officials of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad yea,
terday, and the conference will be-
continued one day next week in the
office of Mr.. g, p. Doyle, general man!
ager. The committee Is asking that
the clerks union be recognized; that
after Office hours; that they have im-8
munitp from unjust discharge, and that
they secure promotion according to
time In the service of the company. No
increase OF sale ~ Is requested at this
time *. IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 1s.-The i'm
portance attached by the Russian admi-
rally to the lessons to be learned from
the voyage of the American battlesh:p
fleet under Rear-Admiral Evans, is shown
by the fact that a Russian naval officer,
Commander Alexis Ditchkoff, Is following
the tie.t on its trip around South America,
travelling from port to port by whatever
means he can obtain. The commander
adopted this course only after his per-,
mission to Join the ships had been res
fused It has been reported here that
Ditchkoff succeeded In getting on board
one OF the American warships at Rio
Janeiro. and the entire incident Of this
officers activities has been a source of
some friction between the Russian for
eign ministry and the admiralty. When
Baron Rosen, the Russian ambassador to
the United States. was instructed to-
ask for a permit for Ditchkoff to join
Admiral Evans, he declined. on the
ground that he knew this request would
be unfavorably received at Washington.
'lhereupon the Russian admiralty. after
further correspondence with the foreign
Office, instructed Ditchkoff to apply per-
sonally to Secretary Metcalf. This the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
Rev. Samuel Emerson.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
f CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, January.
18.-The Rev. Samuel Emerson, altar
an..illness of two months, died at 9:3o
O'Clock this morning at the residence
OF Mr.. ". H. Creekford, near the Unit
,versity Of Virginia. He was native
of Connecticut, but had resided in Viz
ginia since 1854. He was a cousin Of
DR.. j. Baxter Emerson, OF Mt. Vernon.
N. y. and is survived by brother.
Ralph Emerson. of Rockford, Ill. and
a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Humphrey, Of
Chicago.
Mr.. Emerson had not for many years
served any church as pastor. About
thirty years ago he established In
Charlottesville religious paper.
known as The Catholic Christian"
which had but brief existence. He
was a scholarly man. reserved. but
genial and kindly. and was highly es-
teemed by all who knew him. He
was about seventy-five years of age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-19
January IS, 1908.
TRIBUTE OF I,EsPECT.

The board Of directors Of the NIer-
chants National Bank. since their last
and friend. Major JOHN p. GEORGE.
The long and faithful association of
Major George with the bank as one
Iof It's directors. and the pleasan t9rela-
his associates render It appropriate that
some form Of expression should be en-
tered upon the official records of the
d board r. Of the loss sustained in, the,
valued friend. 4.
Major George was a man Of fine
business capacity, sterling integrity ana
conscientious in the discharge Of duty.
combined with wide acquaintance
with the business conditions of our
city and section. rendered him a most
valuable member of this board. &sS4.3
& In esdischarge of his duties as Fdi-
be - y - : - 2 - 3 pa
W. Ills death deprves the bank of a
director sirEularly we'll qualified and
.c c3I1 p faithful In meeting the
Major George, in his relations with
his associates of the board, was always
courteous and considerate: Theysrecall
with the kindliest recollections5 the
With genuine sadness paygsthis tribute
to the memory of their friend.
l583t John Il. nrOnddus. 3ft
Whereas. a irregular. meeting Of the
board of directors of the Prison AS
,sociation%of Virginia, held in the city
OF. Richmond. Va, on DecemberSS17
1907 a committee, consisting OF B'rhos
RI Darracott, Thomas Poindexter- and
w. M Woodward We're appointed to
draft and report resolutions OF regret
at the death of their esteemed mem
Der, the late John Il. Broaddus. n ICsu.
which committee having reported the
resolutions, the same We're lie dopted.
Resolved, That the board deenlv
as a useful. faithful and jealous pub
lie servant that his memory deserves
to be cherished by the members of this
board as an example wei. worthy Of
emulation; that they have Away found
and known their colleague to be- faith
flu and efficient in his duties connectnd
With&4this institution; that his 5lifaS MS
a soldier, citizen and otticep, was In the
highest degree a worthy example and
his private life without spot { d OF
,blemlsh. q ss u 5S
Resolved, That a copy Of these Ereso-
buttons be spread upon the minutes Of
this meeting: $ 81 r
board Be cordially extended to d thu sHls
members of the family Of the deceased.
Il TEON1A r. .nARRACOTT.ip,|
TFIOS, POINDIlXTER !, E!sS 7Sl
w. NJ. WOODWARL.h5
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1f7fl lrl 2 q ll.sg1i7f - = r
WANTED IN OHIO.
Governor Honors Reputation for An
AllcEcl Wife Dexe rtcr. att

Governor HOnOrs RcquisftiOn for An
Alleged Wife Desertcr. II
Governor Swanson yesterday honoreds
"a requisition from the Governor OF
Ohio for George Pfaff, who was under
arrest here, and who Is wanted in
OF his wife. Il
It seems that Pfaff has heretoforaS
been arrested in Richmond and sent
back to Ohio on similar charge. ATT
that time he married the woman he !
was alleged to have betrayed, but,
shortly afterward left her and returned
to this city
An agent from Ohio appeared at thu
Governors office yesterday and secured
the papers upon which it Is necessary
to take the accused back to Marietta
for trial. @s. 49,,