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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
SAN RAFAEL DETECTIVE
NEARLY KILLED BY GAS
T. G. Evans Unconscious Two
Hours From Accidental
Leakage of Fluid

SAN RAFAEL. Dec. 22.-Unconscious
from the deadly fumes that poured
from leaking gas jet, T. c. Evans, for
many years member of Pinkerton's
detective force at San Francisco and
now town detective for San Rafael,
was rescued from his bedroom In the
Shafer house this morning. After work
ing two hours over the unconscious man
Dr. Galehouse succeeded in resusci-
tating him and he is now out of dan
ger. Owing to the cold weather Evans
closed all the windows OF his rooms be-
fore retiring for the night. In turning
off the light he did not completely shut
off the flow of the gas. Toward morn
ing one of the other roomers noticing
the odor. traced it to Evans apartment.
Repeated knockings at the door did not
rouse the man and finally the lock was
forced and the detective taken from the
poisoned atmosphere.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
DECISION OF STOCKTON
JURIST SETS PRECEDENT
Claims Against Any Vessel May
Be Enforced i'm State Court,
Is Import of Ruling

STOCKTON, Dec. 22.-Judge Smith of
the superior court of this county has
rendered a decision in favor of the
plaintiff in the case of w. F. Mitchell
against the steamer ST. Helena and the
bank of Napa for $500. due as the bal
ance on a bill of $1,000 for repairs to
the steamer.
The bank, which has mortgage of
$4,000 on the craft, took the ground
that Mitchell was entitled to Judgment
against the owners of the steamer and
not against the vessel itself. Judge
Smith held that the lien was superior to
the banks mortgage.
This is the first case of the kind that
has been decided in this state and es-
tablishes a precedent that a person
having a claim against a steamer or
vessel may enforce 1t in the state
courts.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
QUAKE FELT IN BAY REGION

BERKELEY. Dec. 22.-An earthquake
shock which ratified the dishes was re-
corded by the seismograph at the stu
dents observatory at the university at
1:4S o'clock this afternoon, continuing
for the duration of a minute 1t was
generally felt in the bay region. Ac-
cording to the records secured its CEN
ter was 81 miles southwest and the
general direction was southwest by
northeast. On the Rossi-Ferrel scale
its intensity was III, or about a fortieth
the shake of April. 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
CHRIsTMAs MISSES

The masses in st. Francis church,
Vallejo street. on Christmas morning
will be celebrated at the following
hours: 8. 6, Z, s, 8 and 1890 o'clock
The juvenile choir will sing a number
of select hymns at the o'clock mass
and at 1890 o'clock Stearns Mass
in ID" will be rendered by full choir
The pastor, Rev. T. Caraher, viii preach
at the and 1880 masses and will re-
late his experiences in Bethlehem on
the festival of Christmas some years
ago. A notable feature of the celebra-
tion of the festival this year will be
the crib representing the birth of the
Divine Infant in the grotto in Beth
lehem
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
CALIFORNIA SUBJECT
OF ILLUSTRATED TALK
Interest of Fasteners in Golden
State Attracted by Southern
Pacific's Lecturers

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Several hand
somely colored stereopticon views of
California scenes will be shown at a
free lecture tomorrow night under the
auspices of the Southern Pacific COM
pany. at 1853 Broadway. The pictu-
rescue missions, the orange groves and
plum orchards, the famous Mines the
green irrigated fields of grain and the
noble scenery of the entire southwest
will be discussed and illustrated by one
of the comparfy's lecturers.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
PASSENGER ON SAN JOSE
ATTEMPTS TO KILL SELF
Augustine Campo, an Opera
Singer, Jumps Overheard, but
Is Rescued

SAN PEDRO, Dec. 22.-The Pacific
Mail steamer San Jose. Captain Thomp-
son, called at this port last evening on
the regular run from Panama, Central
American and Mexican ports to San
Francisco in order TO let off about so
singers Of the lombard opera company
and seven other passengers.
Augustine Campo, a member of the
company tried to commit suicide by
jumping overheard about D. m. De-
cember ] about 20 miles out from
Panama.
campo was rescued by the crew ant
was put off the boat at Guatemala.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
CLOSE CALL FOR coBuRN

REDWOOD CITY, Dec. 22.-Loren
Coburn, a pioneer of the coast side,
narrowly escaped death while alighting
from a Southern Pacific train last
night. Coburn had been in San Fran
cisco, accompanied by Miss Upton, and
attempted to get Off He fell and was
drawn from the track by Miss Upton
and a bystander just as the wheels
grazed his clothes
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
uExrcaNs WILL NOT AppE.t.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 22.-After con-
suItation between attorneys for Ricardo
Flores Magon, Antonio Villareal and
Librado Rivera. alleged Mexican revo-
lutionists. who are held in jail here,
men decided not to take their cases to
the supreme court of the United States
on appeal. but will voluntarily go to
Arizona to stand trial for an alleged
breach of the neutrality laws.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
BALLOTs ARE MISSING

SAN DIEGO. Dec. 22.-The recount of
ballots in the Andrews-Guy contest for
the superior judgeship is progressing
SO rapidly that it Is likely to be finished
cincts We're not found and search is
being made for them. The recount thus
far shows 3.423 for Guy and 1921 for
Andrews, with over 400 ballots for each
official returns gave Guy q majority
of AZ.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
RIDDLES HIMSELF WITH BuLLErs

Louis Platt, a bar tender employed in
the saloon of Felix Luttrell in South
San Francisco, shot himself three times
in the breast and twice in the head
with small caliber revolver last even-
ing with suicidal intent Plat was
treated by DR.. Plymire the coroner of
San Mateo county, and was subse-
quently removed to the German hospi-
talsin San Francisco for treatment No
reason was given for his rash act. He
will die.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
RUSHES DIVORCE CASE To
REACH DYING SISTER
Los Angeles Woman Pleads for
Quick Trial and Leaves
for This City
Especial Dispaich 10 The Call

675Pufcn
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 22.-Almost fran
tic in her desire to reach the bedside of
her dying sister, Mrs. Belle O'Brien, in
San Francisco. Mrs. Mary E. Griggs
pleaded with Judge Bordwell in the SUI
perior court today to grant her di-
vorce at once from Hervey Griggs on
the ground of intemperance. She said
Griggs had failed for long time to
provide for her.
Il want 10 go at once. Judge" she
said and do not want my case con-
tinued. because when ] get there with
my dear sister I shall stay
The court took the case under advise
ment and Mrs. Griggs left on an even
ing train for the north.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
PITCAIRN ISLANDERS
KINDNESS REWARDED
Skipper, Well Treated When
Wrecked, Takes Supplies to
Remote Colony
ISpeeiaI Diseatch to The Call

ASTORIA. Dec 22.-The British bark
Lydgate. with grain for Europe. has ar
rived down the river and will probably
go to sea tomorrow. 1t is the inten-
tion of her master, Captain Low, to
stop at the Pitcairn islands il possible
and furnish the inhabitants with sup
plies of a character that they can get
in no other way.
Captain Low is very grateful to these
people because he was shipwrecked
there once and received the kindest OF
treatment
Since then he has interested all ship
captains of his acquaintance in the ISL
ands and they have frequently stopped
long enough to furnish needed articles
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
The Blue Moon

A disk OF turquoise matrix in which
the spots look like the features of the
moon. About this stone of fact or fancy
Mary Austin weavcs a fascinating story
OF mystery and romance. In the jan
nary Sunset is the first installment Of
her account Of Clarkson's remarkable
search for lost mine in the Panamint
country.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT JAILED

DUBLIN, Dec. 22.-James p. Farrell
Irish nationalist member of parliament
for North Langford. who has been ad-
vocating the boycott of certain individ-
uals in the Langford Leader. of which
he is editor and proprietor, refused to
give sureties for his future good be-
havior and today was sentenced to six
months in Jail.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
THIRTY-EIGHT LICENSED
TO PRACTICE DENTISTRY
State Board Announces Names
of Those Who Passed the
Examination

Out of 81 applicants for licenses 10
practise dentistry in the state of Cali
fornia 3s were successful in the exam
nations held by the state board from
December 10 to 19.
The board met yesterday and elected
officers for the ensuing year as follows:
DR.. J. J.. Pease, president: DR.. q. NJ.
Crow of Los Angeles, treasurer, and
DR.. c.. A. Herrick of San Francisco sec
retary.
Tie following were the successful
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
ExpANDING BULLET rNyENTEp

BERLIN, Dec. PA Gottingen gum
smith named Schrader has invented and
patented an expanding bullet adapted
for the destruction of dirigible balloons.
The bullet can be fired from the regu-
lar infantry rife.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
MARINE NEWS

By UNITED WIRELESS
| Tuesday. December y.
| MARSHFIELD. Dec. %. = Steamship Nan
Smith left Coos bay IL a M; due In San Fran
cisco Thursday morning.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
MARBLE INrERIoR oRDEREp

SANTA ROSA. Dec. 22.--The Sonoma
county board of supervisors has decided
to finish the interior OF the new court
house here with marble. Originally
s2S0.0O0 was voted in bonds for the
erection of the building, but il was
found this sum was insufficient and the
contract was let for 1925. 900. With a
number OF changes authorized for the
better construction. such as replacing
all galvanized work with copper, and
fireprOOf interior walls and similar
changes another $4,000 was added TO
the cost. Now the board has voted to-
make the change of interior to marble
at a cost not TO exceed $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23

LADIES' AID soCIETY's CHRISTMAS EN-
TERTAINMENT - Highland. Dec. - The
Ladies aid society gave Christmas enter
tanment last night at Rochdale hall After
Christmas tree festival for the children there
was dancing aEEU
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23

Do You Want S5.OOf
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page IL.
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pern will entertain next Wednesday at
a large bridge tea at the Mcintyre
home.
The University club gave another
delightful musicale this week, num-
Der of local musicians giving delight
full program.
Mrs. o. w Powers was hostess at an
informal bridge party at her home on
Wednesday, the rooms being bright
with daffodils. and prizes In the con-
test won by Mrs. Grant Hampton, Mrs.
w, II. Cunningham Mrs. Belden, MIS-
Thomas Marioneaux, Mrs. sam PARKS
and Miss sullivan.
Mrs. Eber Hall was one of Thurs
days hostesses, her function being a
Kensington. and guessing game be-
ing enjoyed at which Mrs. Hartman
and Miss McLaury were prizewinners.
Another pleasant Keusington of We'd
nesday was that at which Mrs. W. IA.
Bramei was hostess, carnations being
used in the decorations and prizes won
by Mrs. A. l.. Hoppaugh and Mrs.
Smith.
This afternoon Miss Margaret Har-
ris gives luncheon at the Commercial
club in honor OF Miss Edna Farnsworth
and Miss Mary stubbs
Mrs. Charles Rooklidge Is one OF to-
days hostosses entertaining at tea
this afternoon in honor OF Mrs. w. Is
Spragne.
Mrs. w. r. Benson is hostess at a
card party this afternoon, the amuse-
ment being 500.
Miss Nan Dunlap entertained at
luncheon at Franklin's on Wednesday
following her box party at the Or
pheum.
Mrs. w, c. Alexander entertained at
an informal luncheon at the Branaford
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PROVO.


The presidency and high council OF
Utah stake delightfully."- entertained the
bishopric and stake officers and their
partners at reception and ball We'd
nesday evening in the Gymnasium hall.
The fcrepart of the evening was de-
voted to short program OF speeches
and music, after which dancing and
dainty refreshments We're enjoyed by
about 200 guests.
Mr.. and Ms. w. W. Ercanbrack and
son Sterling left Saturday TO months
vacation in southern California.
Mr.. David Morgan is visiting friends
In California.
Mr.. and Mrs M. II. Graham delight
fully entertained at a family dinner
party at their home Sunday afternoon
in honor of Mr., and Mrs. Leyland Graz
ham of Salt Lake. Covers We're laid
for 20 and pleasant evening passed.
Mrs. John Ellison assisted by her
sister Miss Rhoda Douglass entertained
at her home Monday evening in honor
of Miss Sarah Douglass of salt Lake
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY FEBRUARY Is 1908

ing was spent In listening to an ex-
cellent concert which was followed
by dance. The high school orchestra
viii furnish the music.
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. Vim.
SheBley entertained a few of her lady
friends ut card party of the Weber
club. \ dainty repast was served.
The new musical club. organized n
few weeks ago for the advancement
of greater interest IN music and the
composers, Is proving a great success.
At the CONGREGATIONAL church Wednes-
day evening a couple OF hundred peo-
pie assembled to hear the lnterprcta-
ton of Peer Gynt by Mrs. Lillian
Fnrnsworth, who has unusual talent.
Tho musical part OF the program was
ably rendered by Prof Squire Coop
and Mrs. Ferrero, who are both very
artistic.
]. j. Rice and wife have returned
from pleasant trip through Cali
forna.
The b of r. Trainmcn gave very
entoyablc dancing party last evening
al the Congress dancing academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Culley have gone
TO California to spend q couple Of
months.
Miss Lille Plckerel has gone to oro-
grande, New Mexico, to spend Il few
months With friends
Mrs. G. L. Becker and her fathe,'-
in-law, j. s. Becker. have gone TO the
coast on a pleasure trip.
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IEHI.

Monday evening a farewell social was
given IN honor OF Leo Coates, who left
Tuesday for the German mission field
which was largely attended and much
enjoyed.
Wednesday a married folks dance
was given in the City Pavilion which
was most successful
Last evening the High school gave q.
special ban in the city Pavilion. also a
basket ball game was played between
the Lehi and Manti High school teams.
Mr. j. II. Kirkham OF Garland was
visiting relatives here the first Of the
week on HE way 70 the English mission
field.
Mrs. W. a. FORD is visiting in ro-
mona. California.
Mr.. ana Mrs. G. A. Hacking have re-
turned 10 their home at Magrath, Cam
ada, after an extended visit here with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. Ike Gudmunsen Of Iona, Idaho.
has been visiting his brother, Abe
Gudmunson.
Mr.. John Russon spent the first OF
the week with salt Lake friends.
Mrs. W. +. Welsh OF Payson spent
the first or the week with her mother,
Mrs. James Harwood.
Mrs Annie Coates is visiting Salt
Lake friends.
Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Cutler. Jr.. OF
Sugar City. Idaho, spent the first OF
the week with Lehi fgrlends and rela-
tives.
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east, are now at Palm Beach, where
they win spend a week or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie l.. Savage viii
return this week from an extended
visit in New York with Mr.. savage's
parents.
w. II. Kistler of Denver will be here
the last of the week TO visit his sister,
in-law, Mrs. Thomas Maiioneaux.
Mrs. Elizabeth c. Center. who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Il.
Dooly for some time, leaves Monday
for Kansas City to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Kelly OF Riverside
are al the Knutsford for short time.
Mrs o'Kelley was formerly Mrs.
Eleanor Campbell.
Miss Margaret Park has returned
from n two months' stay in Denver.
f. A. Druehl and NJ. II. Walker left
Tuesday night for Riverside, CAL to
join Mrs. Druehl and Mrs. Walker, who
are at the Glenwood hotel at that
place.
Miss Mary Stubs OF Baltimore Is
here visiting her sister, Mrs, Samuel
II. Neel.
Miss Hartley and Miss Florence
Hartley are visiting frineds in Los
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hubbard w Reed are
enjoying the winter at Coronado Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie l.. Savage are
expected this week from New York.
L.. NJ
guest Mrs. j, G, Joyce OF Ogden, who
comes down to attend Madam But
teriiy."
Mrs, Minnie Thomas has returned
form a visit Of six weeks In Los An
geles.
Mr.. and Mrs. w c. Holbrook and
son. James, win be at home after Feb.
20 at 443 east First South street,
Judge and Mrs H. =. Henderson
viii be home after Feb, 10 AZ Mrs.
Walden's. 80 south Fifth East.
MIR. ana Mrs, Frank y. shrader ana
daughter have gone TO Denver where
they win nuke their home,
Miss Ella Dukes and Miss tyler win
be at home after the middle Of next
week nj the Firth East hotel.
MIR. and Mrs A. @. Andrews and lit
lie son have gone for short stay in
southern California,
Miss Galpin Of Erie Pa, Is the guest
OF Miss Spaulding for few weeks.
Mr. ana Mrs. j. j. Burke aud Miss
4 Emiiy curtis vii DO al home after
this week eat 1859 Third avenue.
Mrs Henry w. Lawrence has gone
| from Riverside. where she has been
| visiting. and ~ with Mr. and Mrs. ].
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Monday last. ''''u
Miss Lizzie Knowlton OF Farrninr-
ton y the guest OF her sister Nj
Ida Lee. -
Major Richard w Young of salt
LS'he' was IN Brigham Saturday last.
MT. Norman Lee and his littIe
daughter, Rhoda. left for vacation
70 Mesa. Ariz., to visit Mr.. and Mrs
Nat Mcdonald. They expect To To-
turn by way of California.
Miss Della Burt Of Salt Lake Is the
son. Miss Della and Mrs. Christen-
son are sisters.
MIR. and Mrs, Il. A. Box came up
IRON salt Lake Saturday evening.
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BRIGHAM CITY.

The homo OF Mr.. and Mrs W. u.
Watkins was the scene OF a happy
birthday gathering last Friday In
honor II the fathers eightv-first
birthday. IGlgt-hVe of the family
connections were present To partake
Of a sumpmous birthday dinner. serv-
ed ia the afintloon. The ayenlng
was spent In music, songs, sociabili-
ties and other entertainments. All
present enjoyed the event.
Saturday morning, Mr. and Mrs J.
c. Knudsen and Mr. and Mrs. r. L.
pishhurn are among the Elk eNcur-
sionlsts TO los Angeles,
Mr.. ana Mrs. r. II. PIERCE ot SAT-
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Battle daily
1t is the finest

1t is the finest kind of
health-in insurance; and
the cheapest.
Ali you need is-a bath
tub, water, a cake Of
Ivory Soap and a coarse
towel.
Ivory Soap is far
and away the best bath
soap there is. 1t floats.
1t fathers freely. And
a cake of it is so large
that it covers a lot Of
surface, quickly and
thoroughly.
Ivory Soap 1t Floats.
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home to dinner to find her gone and
being unable 10 trace her through her
family, supposed she was dead until
some friends met her In a depart
ment store few weeks ago.
After watching at the store Tor a
week. one day he saw plump wo-
man twice the size OF his wife us he
knew her. He followed her home to
ask; aren't you my Wife,"
she became indignant. Her hus-
band was sea captain, she said, and
she was very happy with him. The
resemblance was remarkable but for
a while Driver was in doubt Then
he hired Il lawyer aud party Of
friends who knew the couple six
years ago, called with him TO the
Hamburg avenue address. Denial
was useless and Mrs. Driver admitted
all.
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The dashing Duke of the Abruzzi.
who has remained heart whole and
fancy free after exploring. unknown
countries. invading the Attic, climb
ing the highest mountains, and be-
ing much wined and dined and sought
after in the worlds greatest capitals.
has capitulated TO the dazzling
charms--and wealth--of Miss liath-
crime Elkins, daughter of Senator FL
Jsins of West Virginia, and grand-
daughter of Henry Gassaway Davis.
and, 1t is said today, viii arrive IN
cognito shortly to arrange for the
wedding.
He was recently In this country
with the Italian fleet, and It was then
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Mr.. J. w. McAdam was very pleas
antly SURPRISED at his homo Thursday
evening by the members of his sunday
school class. The hours passed merrly
in games and various amusemenis. Re-
freshments We're served
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tcrtained about six tables at bridge on
"Wednesday IN honor of Miss Pauline
Terry, the decorations being in pink
with pink valentines and other details
An interesting event OF the week was
the wedding of Miss Lulu Buckle aud
A. Z. Meilstrup on Wednesday night
the ceremony being performed by Rev.
+. A. Perkins, Misses Garnet Buckle
and Carrie Meilstrup acting as brides
maids, little Lois Cannon ring bearer
and Jack Buckle best man.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred Stauffer win en-
terrain at n card party next Wednes-
day night at their home.
Mrs. r. G.. McGanney entertained in
formally at cards on Thursday.
Miss Bessie Price was hostess at a
pleasant evening party on Monday
night the time being spent with cards
and games.
Mrs. W. II. Mcintyre and Mrs. Fred
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Mrs. u. 10. German WAS hostess az
the Five Hundred card club meeting
Friday evening Tine decorations we're
unique and artistic, red bang the color
scheme with red rosoE, rcd hearts ana
the lights shaded with rod, Tai y cards
and consolation prizes were valentineA
MI w. ID. Roberts delighted the guests
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Master Paul Ashworh was the re-
cipient OF pleasant surprise party on
Thursday evening. About 80 OF his
young friends invaded his home and
a delightful evening was passed, Lunch
WAS served
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Postmaster ANA Mrs James Glove
and M. and Mrs. James Madsen at
tended the Lincoln anniversary ban
quet IN salt Lake city Wednesday
evening
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The llin Ora club were entertained
Wednesday evening by Prof Eastman
az his studio, The following debate
was heard with considerable interest:
Resolved, that the Japanese exclusion
is beneficial to the progress OF the
United States" The affirmative. Miss
Julian Cummings, May Billings and
I,ffie Bullock and Mr. Nephl Hicks.
Negative. Misses Thetha Hardy. Lo-
roma Chapman and Messrs Bert Smoot
and Wilford McAllister The negative
carried of the laurels. Lunoh was
served.
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After mourning six years for his
wife Amelia, whom he thought dead.
Frank Driver, a Brooklyn man, is
now suing for divorce, although he
admitted in court that he failed to
recognize her when they met tllreo
weeks ago because OF the improve
ment in her appearance. She was
living in different part Of the city
as the wife OF Percy Was at t42
Hamburg avenue, and wore wedding
ring bearing his initials and her
own At first she denied her identity
but too many persons knew her IN
the old days cad she has now aban-
doned this SHIFT,
In his complaint Driver says thar
he and Amelia were married in 1879.
She was then n little bit or a thing
weighing about 100 pounds. Three
months later after quarrel he came
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MI ana Mrs. j. j. Burke aud Miss
Emiiy Curtis ~iil DO al home AFTER
this week eat 1859 Third avenue.
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Miss Galpln of Erie Pa. Is the guest
OF Miss spaulding for few weeks,
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Mrs Henry w Lawrence has gone
from Riverside. where she has been
visiting. and IL with Mr. and Mrs. ].