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The Detroit times., 1908-03-06

Speaking to a reporter OF the New
1roie Presse, Eugene Ysaye said that
{hsre was no truth In the report that
The fashionable worl6 OF st. Peters
burg had made UP n purse OF 10000
rub1ea, thu intrinsic value OF the two
Htrndivar1us vio1ins which were stol-
en- from him I'm that city recently
mot d sou." he said. was given 10
me. and expected nothing. am
perfectly willing to forget the great
1ose, but the people In the places where
I 70 VII not allow me TO. There are
those Who want me to buy new In
otruments, others VINO think they dc
me 4 great favor by offering sympathy
and still others who suggest plans for
The recovery Of my yiolins. The in
etrunents are gone. expect never to
re them again. and wish people
would stop reminding me OF the loss. =
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
GLAIER HAS IS
COUNTS AGAINST
HIM
INDICTMENTS CHARGE FRAUD.
EMsEzzLEMENT AND MALFEAs-
ANcE IN oFFIcE-THE DEXTER
BANK DEAL CAUSED EXPOSURE

LANSING. Mich. March s.-Tne
charges which have been preferred
against ex-State Treasurer Frank p
Glazier are fraud. emOezzlement and
malfeasance In once.
Sheriff Cline, on ais return from
Chelsea, where he served the war
rants. reported to the court and the
contents Of the indictments then be
came known. One Of the indictments
charges fraud, having two counts; an
other. embezElemeny. having three
counts. and the third. malfeasance IN
Office, with 81 counts. The last charges
Glazier with feloniously appropriatlng
certain sums OF state money 10 HE
own use. Each count specifles every
different amount deposited by Giazier
In his own bank above the sum COW
cred by the security ponds.
Enforcement is charged In the In
dictment which sets forth that while
he was a stakeholder and officer OF
the Chelsea Savings oank. Glasier had
on deposit therein S650.000 Of state
funds for the security OF which a bond
OF only 5000, 900 was required and. also.
lnal u6 Sc(uIcu lOi aNaNC CAAJ a
PER cent interest when the usual rate
OF interest paid on state funds
was 2 IA per cent II Is also charged
that, while having this money on de-
posit at a low rate OF interest, Glazier
deposited $4,000 additional az time
when he knew the bank to be unsafe
and its solvency impaired.
That Dexter Bank Deal.
The indictment for fraud alleges
that in March, 1907. G!azier deposited
$4,000 In the Dexter Savings bank.
Of which he was an officer. and then
he borrowed Il on his personal account
for the GlaZier Stove company.
It was the Dexter bank transaction
that caused Glazier's exposure. When
the banking commissioner ordered
President Birkett to get the money
back. the latter decided to make good
by putting up his personal securities
end borrowing the amount. He went
to a Detroit bank and connded MS
troubles. whereupon the Detroit bank
er grew amazed as Glazier had borrow
ed $4,000 from him
Investigation revealed that Glazier
had borrowed from half a dozen banks,
impressing each with the idea that he
wanted TO do all his business at one
bank When the truth came out,
nothing could stop GlAzier's downfall.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
TO DRAG THE HURON
FOR VARNUM'S BODY

ANN ARBoR, Mich, March cit
is now more than two weeks since
Thaddeus Varnum, the Detroit news
naner man. disappeared from his
roaming place. No. 53S Church-st., and
still no trace has been found OF him.
Dr. Barrett, OF the psychopathic
ward, said: We have no clue OF Mr..
varnum at all, and have had absolute
ly none to work on at any time since
he was seen by an attendant at 11;45
o'clock two weeks ago Tuesday night,
in the vicinity of the Michigan Cen
trail depot"
When the Ice goes out the riverwill
the dragged.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
q EhTOMBED
MINERS DOOMED

BIRMINGHAM, England. March 6.
ALI hope of rescuing the. twenty-one
entombed miners in The Hamstead col
liery has been abandoned. Fire is still
raging in the mine AID many of the
rescuing party have oeen overcome BY
the fumes.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
DOCTOR FIRED" NURSES
QUIT THE HOSPITAL

4 MERCER, Pa, Mach 6.-FoIiow-
Inc tho removal Of DR.. J. c. Weidman
- superintendent OF the Cottage State
hospital. the entire stan OF nurses aud
ether attaches walked out last even
1ne, having the hospital with only DR..
Pnul Hope, the new superintendent IN
charge. Later two nurses were seeuI-
"a from 0reenviIle ard two from Bun
1er. The nurses had ret been paid for
several months. II 10 said. and DIR.
Weldman. the deposed Superintendent
raid them out OF his private funds. A
large number Of patients left.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
ASK JAP INTERPRETER
TO ACT AS A SPY

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, March s
Jack TreadweII. japanese inter
,r-eter, formerly a member OF the
Twenty-first United States infantry,
announced at the local recruiting once
that he had been offered $3.50 q month
by an agent OF the Japanese govern
ment to act as spy in discovering the
location OF mines and descriptions OF
the Notifications In San Francisco
and San Diego harbors and Puget
s0nud
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
NM sUPREME COURT.

LANSING, Mich, March g. The
supreme court decided the following
cases:
Leach vs. xAitbeek,;- was affirmed
by divided court
Mandamus was denied In Robinson
VS.. Wayne circuit judges.
The following cases we're reversed:
Davidson VS. Hine; Wood Va. Palmer:
Alex VS.. Mstzeke; kfbbie Telephone
Co. vs.. Landphere.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
NEW aANK FOR HIGHLAND.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, March g.
The little village of Rlchland. con-
sisting Of 3l3 residents, is to have
another bank. Following the failure
Of the Union Savings bank the Rich.
land state Savings bank was formed
last -Qatnher- and NOW the new one. 20
be the Richland National bank, VIII
soon be in operation.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
Guard Rlfied Baggage.

PARIS. March 6.--The robbery OF
the luggage OF wealthy Americans
touring Europe, which have been rep
resented from time to time for the
last six months, have Leen explained
by the arrest and confession OF . guard
on the Paris-Rfviera line n Mar
seilles The guard was possessed VI
bunch OF skeleton xeys and when
alone In the baggage car. would rife
trunks OF what he pleased. Many
thefts OF valuable Jewelry have been
reported 70 the officia,s OF the road.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
JUNK DEALER FOUND ouiLrY.

HASTINGS. Mich, March 6.---Arthur
Laubaugh. an alderman from the First
ward. was placed on trial here charged
with receiving stolen goods and was
found guilty. Laubaugh is junk deal
er. The property in question was
number OF brass oil burners belonging
20 firm In Cioversdale. He said he
purchased them Of stranger and did
not open the bag In which they were
bought His sentence has been de-
farrod
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
CAN TON V|CEROY
QUITS IN HUFF

PEKIN, March s.--The viceroy Of
Canton has resigned, owing TO the gov
ernments disapproval OF his course in
the seizure OF the Japanese steamship
Tatsu-Maru.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
Costly Fire in Toxic.

TOXIC, March "a serious fire
occurred this morning at Noda Soy,
brewing town near Toxic. Four
hundred out OF 1000 houses In the
town we're destroyed. The damage Is
estimated at about ss,500.000.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06

CHIHUAHUA, Mexico. March g.
The negotiations OF Chas. NJ Schwab
and his associates for the purchase Of
the famous Potasi mines at Santa Eu-
lala. are practically concluded. II Is
said the consideration IL $4,000, 900. t
is one OF the largest mine transactions
ever made in MEXICO
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06

The Great Eastern. which made he-
maiden trip just half a century ago,
was not financial success until she
became cable repair vessel several
years after.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
J. p. Morgan Enjoyed Voyage.

LONDON. March 81. p. Morgan
and party. reached this city from PLY.
mouth, today. He said he enjoyed the
voyage and expects TO remain In Eng
land sometime.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06

Only One ~BHoMo ouryINB,-
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Look for the signature OF E.W. GROVE
One Day. CSC.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-20
MISTAKE IS MADE
Identification of Victims of
Saturdays tragedy Al
most Impossible.
FRIGHTFULLY MUTILATED.

Fort Wayne, Ind, July 2O.-The re-
mains of the six victims Of the auto
accident near Columbia City Saturday
afternoon were so badly mutilated that
the body of Miss Josephine King was
brought to Fort Wayne with the be-
lief that the remains were those of
Miss Fayma Bradshaw. The mistake
was discovered by the Bradshaw fam
lily doctor. The remains of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Sherman King and their
two daughters were sent to Wabash.
Ind, for interment. Carl Timmis, the
chauffeur, will be inferred in Fort
Wayne. He is the only son of Mr..
and Mrs. August Timmis, and was a
skilled mechanic before he took charge
of Mr.. Kings ponderous touring car.
Harry S. King of Wabash took
charge of the remains at Columbia
City, after the coroner had held his in
quest. Mrs. King lived a few minutes
after the others were ground to death
She was caught on the pilot of the en-
gine which was spattered with blood.
A suit is now pending in the Indiana
appellate court against the Pennsyl
vania railroad company for failure tc
maintain a watchman at the Ill fateC
crossing and the company has set up 6
counter claim that it offered to put il
a subway if the town would grade tt
this subway and remove the excava
| ton. The town refused to bear any
part of the expense.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-20
Bryan is the First Presidential
Candidate to Have Speeches Canned"

reau is arranging to have preserved
Bryan speeches and songs extolling the
virtues of the Master of Fairview
placed in 'penny-in-the-slot" machines
Those machines now operating in
Richmond may soon be handing out
canned Bryan orations.
When this comes to pass one may
look for the small boy letting out a
howl when he invests penny to hear
coon song" and gets The Cross
of Gold;;" and one may expect a pro-
test from the sweet young thing who
invests a penny to hear "In the Chade
of the Old Apple Tree" Genevieve, -
and connects with The Sins of the
Republican Party"
Recently an effort was made to have
President Roosevelt speak into an
Edison machine. but he refused. It
is probable that Mr.. Taft will follow
the example Of President Roosevelt as
has stated that this is not to be a CAM
paign Of limitations
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-20
Friend of Young Men Killed by
Pennsylvania Train Says
They Suicided.
CORONER TO INVESTIGATE.
THERE WAS MUCH MYSTERY
SURROUNDING THE DEATH OF
THE TWo-THRoNGs ATTEND
FUNERAL.

Greenfield, Ind, July 20.-While the
mourners and the preacher were gath
cred around the corpses of David Ben
nett Hall and Ernest Harper. the
young men who were killed by Penn
sylvania passenger train No. 9 Thurs
day night, yesterday, John Grigsby a
we'll known young man, came and re-
quested the permission to make a
statement which he thought the dead
mems relatives should know.
Grigsby stated that Hall and Harp
er had told him a week ago that they
intended to commit suicide together.
The coroner will endeavor to sub
stantiate Grigsby's story. The bodies
of Harper and Hall were found early
Friday morning near. the Leonard
crossing. the buggy demolished and
the horse dead. Some mystery sur
rounded the tragedy at the time. The
young men were very intimate Fif-
teen hundred people attended the fun.
eral.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-20
MAY NOT SPEAK HERE
Republican Leaders Want to
Keep Secretary Taft at
Home This Campaign.
TO DELIVER FEW SPEECHES

Hot Springs, Va, July 20.-Present
plans do not contemplate that William
H. Taft will make any political
spec ches during the campaign, except
those to be delivered in Cincinnati in
September and October
There is much opposition on the
part of republican leaders to what
they term the undignified touring of
the country by a presidential candi-
date. They favor his remaining in
quiet at his own home and there re-
ceiving such delegations as come to
him. The success OF the Canton cam
paign of President Mckinley is fire.
ouently referred to as an example OF
the effectiveness of this attitude or
the part of a candidate for president.
Important political conferences are
scheduled to be held in Cincinnati
when the candidate goes there next
| week. 1t is his present plan to leave
here Saturday night and while he will
return as soon as the demands upor
him permit, it Is quite possible that HI
| week. With Mrs. Taft he will be /;
guest at the home of Charles P. Taft
Huge Fireworks Planned.
| The notification ceremonies OF
TuesdaySloon will be a small part o
the real political business to be trans
acted. An elaborate program of fire
| works has been arranged for Tuesda,
evening, which Mr.. and Mrs. Taft will
witness from the steamer Islam
| Queen, which will carry them and tn
notification committee.
Secre tary Treasurer Dolan will g
to Cincinnati from Chicago, accom-
panied by a committee from the brott
erhood. and the candidate will be gi,
en- the pass word, grip and learn c
the other intricacies of the union IL
Dor organization.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-20

Did you ever hear William Jen1
nings Bryan make one of his silver
tongued" orations on any subject from
What is the Principal Ingredient of
a Lemonade2' to MY Opinions on the
Government Ownership of Railroads.? %
If you have not you have this oppor-
tunity every day. No, this is not
meant to tmislead the reader in to be.
lieving that the Peerless One is to
speak daily in Richmond-it is to iun-
form you that a local phonograph
record house has a supply of canned
Bryan orations.
Recently William Jennings talked in
toa mahcine until it went out of COM
mission What he told the machine
was canned and the ever vigilant
democratic national publicity bureau
lost no time in having these canned
speeches shipped to all parts of the
union.
Now the above mentioned ever vigi-
liant democratic national publicity bn-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-20
DOUBLE TRAGEDY
OVER CARD GAME
Frankfort, Ind, Man Shoots
Another and Kills Self.

Frankfort, Ind, July 2O.-Clarence
Jones, a young business man. Sunday
shot and instantly killed Claude Pruitt,
a young and we'll known farmer, and
then almost Immediately afterward
sent bullet from the same revolver
into his own brain and fell dead with
in fifty feet of where his victim lay.
The men had been drinking and it is
alleged the shooting was the result of
an argument over a card game. Pru-
lit was % years old and only recently
married.
Jones was % years old and leaves a
wife and daughter.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-20
CAPTURE ASSAULTER
AFTER HARD STRUGGLE
Negro Fights for Fifteen Min
uteS.

New York, June 20-TThe officers
today after terrific struggle, arrested
Walter Bry&> six foot negro on the
charge of assaulting pretty Marcella
Klein, aged nineteen. in the apart
ment of the girls uncle. The victim
struggled fifteen minutes before being
choked into insensibility. Bryant call
ed when the girl was alone ostensibly
to see the colored maid and attacked
Miss Klein. The assault occurred on
the seventh floor of an apartment,
2610 Broadway.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-20
City Inspector of Weights and
Scales Says Inspection
Is Not a Farce.
DILATORY TACTICS SHOWN.
HAD POWER TO MAKE ARREST
WHEN HE FOUND ICE TRUST
GIVING SHORT WEIGHTS-BUT
WATERMAN DID NOT PROCEED

Henry WATERMAN, city inspector of
weights and scales, takes exceptions
to the statement that his inspection
of the scales used On the delivery
wagons of the local ice trust is a
farce and attempts to explain. He
states that he is doing everything pos
sible for him to do in compelling the
ice combine to give full weights.
About a month ago l tested all the
scales used on ice delivery wagons
and found all of them to be in good
condition. I warned the men employ
ed on these wagons that IL they used
defective scales or sold ice without
weighing it, they would be prosecut-
ed," Waterman informed one report
err. To another he stated he had in
spected the scales on the ice wagons
two months ago."
Waterman also denies that he re-
luctantly tested the scales on ice wag
on No. 3 last Friday.> 1t is alleged
| that these scales weighed twelve
pounds short On each one hundred
pounds. This, it is claimed, was dis
covered by Waterman after the Long
Brothers, meat dealers, had entered a
protest to the effect that they had re
ceived a short weight Of ice.
Waterman states that as soon as he
| tested the scales on the wagon ant
found they were short" he told the
wagon crew that the scales would
either have to be repaired or new
ones put on. He states that the wag
on is now equipped with new scales
1T is awfully easy to get those ice
scales out of order" said Waterman
The men throw big pieces Of ice onto
them and it does not take long tt
spring them
| When asked why inspection seal:
were not in any instances, shown OF
the ice wagon scales, Waterman sait
that the seals were paper and were
pasted on the scales. with their we
hands it does not take long for th'
ice men to rub the seals off, he said
THE city should provide lead seal
for ice scales"
why don't you take steps to secur'
these kind Of seals?" Waterman wa
asked.
Il have taken the matter up witt
the board of public works" he replied
when you inspected ice wagon Nc
at the Long Brothers establishment
and found the scales defective. VIII
didn't you arrest the icemen? Yo
have police power to do so. haven
you?" Waterman was asked.
'Oh l don't know. They fixed it u
with Long Brothers alright" was hi
answer.
When the ice combine was forme
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-20
TWO DIE ON CHAIR
New York Murderers Pay Pen
atty for Their Vicious
Crimes.
BOTH CONFESS TO GUILT.

Ossining. n. Y, July 20.-Charles
Henry Rogers, murderer of Fred and
Willis Olney and Alice Ingerick, was
put to death in the electric chair at
six o'clock this morning. Twenty min
utes later, Angelo Lauderio, known as
the bad man of Mulberry Bend, paid
the similar penalty for shooting to
death, Banker Don D. Ambrass. ROg-
ers confessed that he committed the
triple murder for robbery, while
Lauderie said he killed his fellow
countryman for revenge, after several
attempts to blackmail him.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-20
INSANE MOTHER
LEOPS IN RIVER
Carries With Her to Death,
Two Children.

New York, July 20.-Mrs. Gussie
Benson aged twenty-five, the wife of a
former Harlem grocer became dement,
ed last Friday and took her two chill
dren, four and two years of age and
jumped into the East river. The bod
les were recovered and identified to-
day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-20
INDIANA EDITORS
WILL HEAR TAFT
Go to Cincinnati on Day of
Notification.

The Indiana State Editorial Assocfa-
tion has decided to participate in the
Taft notification exercises at Cincin-
natl. July 2s. The plan is to reserve
as many cars as may be necessary to
convey Indiana republicans by special
train from Indianapolis to Cincinnati
on the date mentioned. A low rate
will be secured.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-20
NOT REPRESENTED.
Local Attorneys Not Attending State
Bar Meeting.

Local attorneys were not represent
ed today at the meeting of the State
Bar Association which was held at In
dianapolis. 1t is probable one or
more local attorneys will attend to-
morrow's sessions and banquet. The
principal speakers for the occasion
are the two opposing candidates for
governor, Thomas Marshall and James
Z. Watson. A number OF important
subjects will be discussed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-20
AMERICANS WIN IN
TODAY'S OLYMP|AD
Daniels and Fury Garry Stars
And Stripes to Victory.

London, Eng. July 20.-C. NJ. Dan
iels, the American. won the semi
final in the 100 meter swimming race
today in minute. five and two-fifths
seconds, which is equal to the best
time ever made. Ray Ewry, an Amer
ican, won the standing broad Jump
final at 10 feet, liz inches.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-20
FIGHT DUEL FOR
LOVE OF GIRL
One Italian Is Dying With Bull
let in Head.

Mt. Vernon, n. Y, June 20.-Be-
cause both loved the same girl, Fran
cesco Chilarelio and Sabbato Tuni-
cello, fought a duel in the woods
near here today. Chiarelio is dying
with bullet In his head.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-20
NEGROES CANNOT
USE ELKS TITLE
New York Supreme Court
/ Makes Ruling.

White Plains, N. Y, July 90 The
supreme court today granted an in
junction restraining negro Elks I'm
proved Order B. P. o. E." from using
the title in any shape or form.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-20
ARRIVE AT MANILA.

Maine and Alabama Cast Anchor
There Today.
Manila, P. l., June 20.-The battle
ships Maine and Alabama arrived
here today. The crews are all well
and enjoyed the trip across the Pa
000 Immensely.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-20

oHIo-showers by Monday night;
Tuesday showers; fresh east
winds.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-20
THE WEATHER PROPHET.

INDIANA-Fair in north, showers In
south portion Monday night;
Tuesday showers; fresh cas-,
winds.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-20

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-20

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Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES


SCHWARTZ Tz-EIcHLER-Harry Schwartz, 2s,
and Rosie Elchler. 22 natives Of Hungary
and residents Of Los Angeles
ROSEBERY-FRANCE-E S. Rosebery. 21,
native Of Illinois and resident of Los Ange-
les. and Edith B. France, %, native Of Mis-
souri, and resident Of Long Beach.
BRENNAN AN-CHARLIER--John w. Brennan.
A.. native Of Wisconsin. and Gertrude Char
lier, 81 native OF New York; residents Of
Los Angeles.
WASELL~FERRELL-S j. Wasell, "a, ma
tive of Sweden. and Matte Ferrell, 81, native
OF New York; residents OF Los Angeles.
Mccoy RECOMMENDATIONS w. Mccoy. SO,
and Lulu Oxendine, 3S; natives of North
Carolina and residents of South Pasadena.
IREDREO- O-KACKNEY-Thomas Tredreo. So,
naive of Michigan and resident of Kelso. and
Minnie Hackney, 81, native of California ano
resident of Los Angeles.
SIEER-TORENCE-Joh Wesley Steer. 25. ma
tive of New Jersey, and Maude Florence To-
renee. 10, native of~oho; residents Of Los
Angeles.
EE-MITCHELL-Raymon L. Lee, %, and
dents of Pasadena,
FAULKNER R-BARRETT-william r. Faulk-
ner, 60, native of Missouri, and Arella D1
Barrett 49, native Of Ohio; residents of Los
Angeles.
MILLS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n, Mills. As. native
of California. and Mary Beierly. 81, native
OF Ohio: residents of Los Angeles.
TRIP P-LNNIS-Howard C. Trip. 46, native
of Illinois, and Fannie l.. lnnis, 81, native OF
Ohio; residents of San Gabriel.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
DEATHS

CHAPMAN-Miss Fanny Chapman. 63 years
single. native of Maine. 116 North Bel
mont avenue; apoplexy.
FARGO-Mrs. Margaret E. Fargo. rs years
married. native of Michigan. 10401s Tenn
pie street; acute pneumonia.
HAKELIER-Oscar Hakelier, 62 years
married. native of France 1915 West
Twentieth street; lobar pneumonia.
JORDON--Mary LORNA Jordon. years
native of California. 1874 Jasmine street
vrulent scarlet fever
pEARCE-Oscar T. Pearce, 3S years. sim
gle, native of Indiana, California hospital
endocarditis; burial at Emporia.
ROSE-Water Malins Rose. SO years. mar
ried, native of Canada, Pacific hospital
acute purulent appendicitis.
STANLEY Lucy T. Stanley, 40 years
married. native Of Indiana, 924 West
Thirty-fifth street; fatty degeneration OF
heart.
WASHBURN--Charles L. Washburn. IS
years, married. native of Iowa, California
hospital; acute pyaemia from abscess OF
kidneys.
WING-Dr, Horace d. Wing, so years. mar