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Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-26
FALLlERES' BEARD PULLED
Demented Waiter Of Royalist Turn
Assaults French President.
POLICE AT FIRST SUSPECT PLOT
investigation Proves Man to he
Crack-BrRined Individual with
No Serious Intent-NO
Harm Done.

PARIS, Dec. ga demented restaurant
walter, named Jean Maths, attempted to
pull the beard Of the president of France,
Armand Fallleries, in this city today. The
president was only slightly scratched. His
assailant was arrested. a.
While Armand Falleries, the president of
France. accompanied by M. Ramondou, his
secretary, and Colonel Lasson, military
attache at the Elysee palace, was taking
morning stroll near Rue de'Etoi today,
a poorly clad individual, who evidently had
been lying in walt, suddenly jumped on the
president from behind and threw his arms
about NJ Falllerles neck in an effort to
seize his beard.
Colonel Lasson and Secretary Romondou
sprang to the assistance of the president,
dragged off the assailant and turned him
sever to two special detectives who had
been following the party on bicycles.
President Fallieries' cane was broken in
the struggle, but beyond scratch on the
ear he was not injured. and insisted on
continuing his walk.
Aimed to Pull Beard.
As the detectives slipped the handcuffs
the man cried: 'I am unarmed. l
simply wanted to pull the presidents
beard"
When searched at the station house the
presidents assailant proved to be Jean
Maths, a cafe waiter, "a years old, and a
native OF the department OF Savoie. Med
ais OF General Mercier, the former minister
OF war. stamps bearing the head of the
Duke OF Orleans, card Of membership
In the Patrie Francaise and other royalist
documents were found on his person.
During the examination Maths boasted
] lok nd taI ad
OF having done his duty and obeyed the
dictates OF his conscience" Heaps OF
royalist reactionary literature were found
by the police when they ransacked his
| residence.
The investigation reveals the fact that
Maths was in close relation with the royal
ist organization. and this gives color to
| rumors that he was the instrument of a
royalist plot.
Evidence is Lacking,
Serious evidence in this direction, how
ever. is lacking up to the present time and
It is likely that he is only a craeked-brained
individual seeking notoriety, whose head
has been turned by the campaign Of scan
daI and villlfication which reactionary
newspapers like the IAbre Parole and
L'Action have recently been conducting
They used the scandal In connection with
the stenheil affair to make every conceiv-
able charge against the government, ever
TO its being guilty of political murder, and
insisted on the insinuation that the lats
President Faure was killed because he
sided against Major Dreyfus.
Early this week the height of audacity
was reached when the reactionary paper:
printed circumstantlal stories to make Il
appear that President Fallieres' son. wher
found in the company of the wife Of Phil
Iippe Astresse, an advocate Of the court o
appeals, a year ago. shot and killed the at
torney and that the police have hushed uI
the scandal. Authoritative information sub
sequently proved that young FalIieres did
not even know Nine. Astresse.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-26
Christmas for All.
Bryan Arrives Home,

William ]. Bryan arrived in the city
today. He will spend Christmas with his
family at Fairview.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-26
All Theaters Full.

Sixty children from the church mission
at Twelfth and lizard streets held Christ
mas services at Westminster church yester'
day afternoon at o'clock. Candy and Other
refreshments were distributed and each
child was given a toy. After a program,
given by the children. DIR, w. S. Fulton
addressed them briefly. The church was
decorated with greens and two Christmas
trees
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
Latonia's Race Track
License Revoked
Club MUST Close Course for
Permitting Books or Fight
i'm Courts
SPECIAL DIsPATcH 10 THE cALL

LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct. 20--Eatonia's
license was revoked by the Kentucky
state racing commission this after
noon, and the track will have TO close
it's gates or fight it out with the state
of Kentucky. The ground for this
action was the putting on of books in
violation of the order of the commis-
sion.
The commission has decreed that
nothing but the pari mutuel system
shall be used on kentucky tracks.
Latonia found the use of these bets
ting machines a losing proposition at
its last meeting and refused to use
them again. opening its gates with
regular books in defiance OF the or
ders of the commission. 4 representa-
tive OF the governing body attended
the races yesterday at the Covington
track and reported that betting was
being permitted
The members Of the commission met
this afternoon and after considerable
discussion revoked the license Of tbs
track.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
California University
Athletes Busy
Team Will Meet st. Mary's Col
iege Fifteen i'm Rugby Prac-
fice Game Today

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. Oct.
2O.-The varsity will line up for prac-
tlce game with the Rugby fifteen from
ST. Mary's college tomorrow afternoon
at AZ o'clock on California field. 1t
was intended to play against the Olym-
pics, but as that team could not take
part, st. Mary's was substituted. The
varsity lineup will be as follows
ell, Budleman, Sorenson, Pauley. Ash
ley; wing forward, Schwartz; half.
Dwiggins; hve-eighths, Elliott and
Cert; three quarters, Watts Johns. So
l1nsky; full, Butler.
Caiifornias varsity training table will be in.
hugurated at the Hotel Carleton tomorrow night
with 10 as a nucleus Owing 10 tbe fac,
that the are widely scattered dinner only
will be served. Additions will be made from time
to time, and 1t is probable that there will be 25
men at the close of the season. The men to in
augurate the table are Butler Budleman. Barni.
colt, Freeman, Farmer, Sorensen, Schwartz. Cert.
Dwiggins and Paul.
The first meeting Of the track men was held
this afternoon. Short pointed talks were made
70 70 the 20 men present by Trainer Walter Chris
Coach Christie told every man who could to en-.
ter the Pacific athletic association meet October
, p. n. October ~ for the p A. A. meet will
be held on California oval for freshmen The
events viii be so yard dash, so yard high hur-
dies 20 yard low hurdles and fifth two
hfths four-fftbs and one and two-ifths. shotput
and hammer throw. The university Will be rep
resented by a picked team at the p A. A. meet
ON st. Mary grounds, Oakland.
An interclass meet for the annual college
Championship will be held on California oval
November u. After this meet the men will be
picked for an interclass country run con-
test. handsome trophy cup has been pro
vided Coach Christie appointed the following
mon as captains for this years classes: Senior
II. r. Casey; Junior, Il. D. Clabaugh; sophomore,
G. III. Boydston, freshman, III. H. McPherson
The Delta Upsilons defeated the Kappa Sigmas
in featureless game this afternoon on the
campus diamond in the semifnals of the silniyer-
sity series by score of I3 10 4.
In the Homo club series the Bacheordom nine
was defeated by the team OF the Unity club bv
a score of Is to g. -
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
Garrett'S Curves Look
Easy for Oakland
Christian Rallies and Holds
Beavers al Bay After a
Bad Start
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
By W. J. SLattery

While the Oakland batsmen were lac
ing the bcnders Of Mr.. Spitball Garrett
70 The remote corners OF the trsnsbsy
lot yesterday afternoon. Texas Chris
tan was shooting q line OF slants that
bewildere6 the men who generally take
many and long rides on a pitchers
collection Except in the second spasn,
when the Beavers Went for two runs,
The resul1 Of errors. the game was in
for Oakland and everybody could look
through the maj innings and see Port
land finish.
About the only feature was the VIC
tory or Oakland and the work of Ber-
ME McCay. The new leaoeT OF the gang.
Five times al the bat netJed him three
hils and a couple Of steals, and In the
nclG he worked ike jack rabbit run
ming up hill de was ali the noise Of
The afternoon and the Oakland fans
seemed 10 warm Up 10 him very nicely.
Oakland started the onslaught in the
opening inning, when, with Nan down,
TrGesdsle was passed and went around
10 Lhird on the slow handling Of Nc
Gays safe bunt 10 third They pulled
OF 8 double steal and MADDEN pegged
the bail away At secOnO- A moment
later McCsy registered on Johnson's s
boot Of HeIlmuller's soft grounder-
Madden and Raftery arrived with
Portland only pair Of runs In the sec
onc- Both landed on errors by the in
helc. and outs advanced them Gar
TeLts single 10 deep center was re-
sponstole fOr the scoring, which stopped
suddenly as soon as Christian GOT a
line on his men
Oakland came in with another IN the
Second, but broke up the game for fair
QurinS the progress OF the fourth.
Christian got q pass and Van forced
MIN at second The old boy stole and
went right In when Truesdale doubled
other safe bunJ and Frambes' wild
throw aided Truesdale in reaching the
plate. McCay made third on the play
anc Heine brought him IN on inneld
rhe Commuters squeezed their sew
entn ana last run through in the fifth.
j ms was accomplished by three clean
nglcs by Carl Lewis, Christian and
the bali down 10 third and got away
with the work ere the Beavers woke up
Throughout the game Oakland played
With lot OF old time rush and vim
once q man got on the bases, he tore
around and took chance Sometimes
ne was nailed, but generally he made
good This lightning hot footing on
the paths seemed TO have the effect
OF sending the Beavers skyward and
they made many errors that helped the
Commuters register runs that should
have been quickly choked of.
Oakland flied the sacks without a
man down in the concluding round but
Carl Lewis boneheaded work grabbed
chance for a flock of runs Lewis
opened with a single and Van Haltren
and Christian came on with infield hits
With Truesdale UP everything looked
rosy. but Lewis was nailed a block
on third by Frambes. Truesdale famed
and McCay popped an easy ny, so 1t
was good night for the Oaks
Garrett worked just as slowly as Of
olo, splitting on the ball about a dozen
times before making any attempt to
deliver II This tended TO prolong the
agony for two hours and Ave minutes.
A fair sized crowd of Oakland and San
Francisco rooters was on the job The
score:
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
Injured Varsity Men
Return to Game
Scott and Gan0ng Reappear on
Stanford Football Field
and Are Cheered

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. 90
The Stanford varsity pack and squad
of backfield players are again intact.
Last night Lee Scott and billy" Ga
nong, the star players who were se-
riously injured in the last big game
with the Olympics of San Francisco,
appeared upon the field for the first
time and were given cheer from the
bleachers. The rapid recovery of the
men has been a surprise to coaches and
trainer Moulton. Ganong sustained a
fracture of the jaw bone, while Scott s
rib was broken. Both men were treat
ed immediately and have been kept off
the field. but will take light work and
may go to Reno with their teammates.
Prior to the injuries Ganong was play
ing at second flve-eights and Scott at
Graduate Manager ]. E. Stewart has an
nounced the receipts of the freshmen interco-
legiate game of last Saturday The attendance
at the game was 5000 and the receipts are es
tmated to be close TO So 900, of which Stanford
viii receive $1,000 less the expenses which are
light this year. The totals this year are 5000
smaller than that taken in at Berkeley last year
but the gate profits at the town across the bay
are consistently larger because of its proximity
to San Francisco.
Eighty students have signed for the handicap
tennis tournament to be held on the Stanford
touttS. nv tournament VIII De conducted by the
local tennis club and prizes will be awarded to
the winners. The tournament viii be held TO
develop tennis material for the varsity teams in
the hope of breaking the record of the blue and
gold PLAYERS The tournament probably will be
started Saturday, October 81. if the weather
permits All OF the old varsity men will enter
and be heavily handicapped
Glass sweaters bearing the numerals Of 1910
have have been voted to juniors who played ON the
Rugby team OF that class. which won the uni
yerslty championship. The men are s. NJ Rat
terson. E. A. Melczer, e. f. Choda, J. w
Fitting. q B. Hine. r. Fl. Reynolds c. H. vose,
X > Mackenzie, r, Little, NJ. NJ. Mitchell
G. +. Ganong, l.. Scott. A. r. Cook. A. n
Drew. b. s. Jordan and G. c. Faulkner
interciass tennis will be held by the Stanford
women players Two tournaments have bcen
scheduled continuous round robin affair will
be begun thls week, and November the cham
pionsnlp matches will be played between the
respective classes The following class repre-
sentatiyes have been named to take charge
MISS A. Collier. 90: Miss f. Hayward 10; Miss
I. s. Legge. II; Miss V. Moore, 10.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
Outlaws Barred by the
Bay Cities League 4

All the outlaw players of the CalifOr-
mia league are barred from taking part
in any of the games of the new Bay
Cities league, and likewise all players
of the latter organization are warned
to have nothing TO do with the outlaw
outfit, under threat of blacklisting. The
following edict was issued by Secretary ,
W. W. Brackett of the Bay Cities league
last night:
Dear Sir: By direction OF the president you
are hereby advised. From and after this date
any player who takes part In any outlaw"
league or with or against any outlaw league
"outlaW" player viii be stricken from tho
list OF eligible players OF the Bay Cities base !
ball league and barred from participating in (
any league games. The California state league
has been declared an OUTLAW league; there /
fore player OF this league may play witDd
or against them. Yours very truly.
w w. BRACkETT, Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
MCLAUGHLIN IS RULED OFF

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, Oct. 20
Fair grounds results:
First race four and a half furIongs-Ninnie
won. Semproclle second, Yellow Foot third Time.
1:0lS4. In this race Jockey Mclaughlin was
ruled OF the turf for pulling Semproelle his
Second race. four and half furlongs-Swar-
wcrlator won, Glendenniog second, Koenigen
Louise third. Time OF
Third race. five furlongs--St Joe Won Deck
law second, Gillette third. Time. 1907
Fourth race, six furlongs- Nancy W won
Fifth race. seven furlongs-Mrs. Nugent won.
Norfolk second. Maxetta third. Time 35Is
Sixth race. seven furlongs--Willie @ won
Lady Alicia second, Duke of Orleans third Time.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
Gambling Is Prevented
at Empire Track
Four Days Race Meeting Opens
and New York Laws Are
Enforced
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

EMPIRE RACETTACK. y. Y oct.
2o.-The Empire racetrack opened to-
day for four days session under the
same conditions that existed during the
August meeting The purses were equal
to those of the other racing institu-
tions, and the attendance while not up
to Belmont park, numbered easily 1000.
The sheriff and district attorney OF
Westchester were on hand to see that
the law was not violated. Wilbur Rob
crs was arrested and charged with hav-
ing recorded a wager
Sheriff Lane and his deputies got
ousy as soon as the jockeys were post
ed Tor the first race. The officer scat
Tered his men and kept them circu-
latlng among the lawn brokers all the
afternoon, but Roberts was the only
one arrested.
Spooner ran to his best form and
Won the Clark Memorial handicap cas-
lly from good field of racers. Arasee
was always up in the running. came on
ana got the place in a drive from
GoWan. Summary:
FIRST RACE-six furlougs, selling. for ; year
Horse. Weight aud Jockey. Fin.
Burgher. 102 (Cuilenl .
WOODLAND III (Nottcr) ........... .
Time. 1:1a l-5. Sarscinesca Black Mary
Rcckstone. Select. He Knows. Ssnguiue La
mour Wyekon and King finished as named.
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs. selling. purse,
Sfuo added for year ods:
Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin
SpcllbOund. 81 (Ural) ...f 1
summer Night. l0s (McCarthy) ......... 2
Jeanette, 80 McCabey) .............-.......
lime. 1:l3 80. Grsnia, Prosper Erbet Gar
land. Chepontue and Eustacian finished as
named
THIRD RACE-One mile and furIong, for 8
year olds and upward:
Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin
Taylor, Ill (Sumter) .............,... 1
Beauelare. 106 tSweet) ................ 2
Okenite, 1O6 CYorke) .................3 8
Time, :54 70. Dolly Spanker. Coat OF Arms
and Entieing finished named.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs. the Clark Me-
mortal handicap, for 3 year olds:
Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin
Spooier, 113 (W. Miller .........-.........
Araxee, lO2 Mccarthy .................... 2
GoWan, 100 (Upton) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3
Time, 1:12 3-5. Notasulga. Question Mark
The Squire and King Cobalt finished as named.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and 20 yards selling,
for year olds and upward:
Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Gretna Green, 100 (Notter) ...............
Monfort, 116 (Sweetl Observation-Disclosures. .
Mark Anthony III, lis Doyle .......... 3
Time, 40 80. Imitator, st. Joseph and Co
incident finished named.
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs, for year olds:
Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Royal Captive, 113 (Notter) .....
killicreen. 100 (McCarthy) y)............ 2
High Range, 104 tMcCahey) ......... 3
lime, :l3 10. SimcOe also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES

First race, six furlongs-Hilltop 1O5. Jeanette
Nj 100, Font Ill, Eschau los Trois Temps los
Chepontuc 1O3. My Martutch 100, Distract 100
Merise 100. Garland 102. Belle OF the Ball 100.
Second race, one mile and 20 yards-Enticing
iO5 Goleonda lO3 Dixie Himmel 103, Cool 1O3,
Malaga 9s. Chaplet 100.
Third race. six furlongs-Wise Mason los,
Siskin 102, Glens Falls 102, High Range 1O7
Garland 90.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Red River los
Mark Anthony III 102 Wise Mason 102 Wood
lane 1O2, Bosom 10T. WhiptOp 10T, Question
pad Ill, Poquessng %, Royal Onyx loo. Aron-
daek %. Rexane 80. Umbrella SO. Nimbus 115
Tileing 1O5
Fifth race, one mile-Faust 1O3, George G.
Hail 103 Gretna Green los. Whiptop 1O5, Earl
G 10o. Mark Anthony III Ill. Monfort Ill,
Rexane 100. ST. Joseph 9s. Fancy 80.
Sixth race. one and three-sixteenths miles
Coat of Arms 105 IvanhOe 105, KillOchan 1O5
Battle AK 103, Beauclere 103.
Weather clear: track fast
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
LATONIA ENTRIES

First race. five furlongs. purse-Tuscan Gold
l0I Cavarcne 107. Joe Enrich no. Admiral
Bob ITO, Orta 11O. Be Brief 10. Desperate no,
Ray no. Ed Wray no, Dr. Barkley 1lO,
Duomo ITO. Colonel Blue ITO. Gold Front no
Rockcastle 11O.
Second race, dve and half furlongs. selling
Tenorette 1O2. Zerape 102. Christmas 102, Ths
Missus 1O2, Admonish 104 Tarantula 104,
Hawks Light 1O4. Miss Crittenden 1O4. Marshy
IO4. Variation lo4. Floreal 1O4, Medora 1O4s
Icaria 1O4 She Wolf 107
Third race. six furlongs. seIling-Gresham 81,
King Folly 100. Vansel 102, Dlanheimer IO2,
Prowler l02. Adrian 1O5. Enlist 1O5. RexalI 1O5s
Western knight 1O7
Fourth race. mile. handicap--Lady Marths
90. Hanbridge 9S Kercheval 1O9.
Fifth race. and sixteenth miles, sells
tng-Lady Baldur %, Dunvegan o. The Shaugh-
raun 90. Mortiboy 1O2. Albert star 103. Beau
Brummel 100.
sixth race. and three-sixteenths miles,
selling-D. G. Taylor 90. Imboden IO4 CareSV
1O4, Huerfano 1O6, Belmere 1O9, st. Valen-
tine 112.
Weather clear: track fast
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
Baseball Notes

Christian had lot of smoke behind every thing
that he tossed at the Beavers, and eight of them
went the strikeout route. In the number were
included johnson. Casey, Raftery and several
other sluggers
Raftery got back into the game again and was
stationed out in the center garden the job he
has covered all season. Tom still is In bad shape
and instead of batting third he eighth on
the list
The latest addition to the cripple brigade of
the Beaver band is big Babe Danzig He hurt
his hand In last Sundays game and will enjoy
rest for few days. Ote Johnson. who held
lander two of his errors helping the Seals along.
Silent Bill Burns, the California southpaw who
made such great showing with the Washington
arrived at his home in Point Richmond few
days ago and the first thing he did TO lose
to Joe Solaris bush nine Sunday by l TO o
score. Burns is making ready 10 depart for the
orient with Mike Fishers stars
The general belief in Oakland is that Bernie
McCay will be appointed manager of the Com
muters, provided. of course. that he keeps up his
good work during the spring training of the team
next season. So far McCay has made the Oaks
his fine work in the field. at the bat and on the
sacks.
OH look who's here, The old boy. Louis Nor
Vancouver team of the Northwest league yester-
day afternoon and will play first next season.
Nordyke is an old bird but may do some good
He played first base for San Francisco when it
won the pennant seven years ago and later ap-
peared with Mike Fishers Tacoma champiorS
He failed to make good With the ST. Louis
Americans couple of years ago. but managed
TO steer Vancouver TO victory this season.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
ANOTHER APPROPRIATION
NEEDED FOR CANAL
Congress Will Be Asked for
S35, 100000 for Work on
the ISttmus

WASHINGTON. Oct 20-Congress
Will be asked to make an appropriation
of sS5.O0O,0O0 for carrying on the work
of the Isthmian canal during the fiscal
year 1910 If the estimates prepared by
the commission are approved by the
war department. The current years
appropriation aggregates S27, ,00O, 900
$14,500,000 of which was for the pur-
chase of three vessels for the commits
stons use The 1910 estimates make
provision for about seven months work
on the three locks at Gatun. The work
on the spillway is to begin in Decem-
her
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
DEFEAT DETROIT AMERJCANs

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Oct 20-Be-
day the Chicago worlds champions de-
feated the Detroit American league
champions at Central League park. Z
TO l. Before the game Mordecai Brown
was presented with an elegant silver
service by the citizens OF Terre Haute,
ms nome city. Cobb carried off the
batting honors with four singles in
iour times at bath. Score:
n. H. T.
Detroit 0 0 0 i o o 90 . 5
Chicago ----.-. II o 20 0 VI IL 1
Overall and Marshall
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
LATONIA wINNERs

CINCINNATI. o., Oct. 2O-Latonia
results:
First race, five furIongs-OranOmOsa won.
Splendida second. MalecOn third Time, 1:O1 4-5-
Second race, i've and half furlOngs-All Red
1:07.
Third race. six furlongs-Camille X won.
liza 20.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Colloquy won. Miss
Sain second. Lens third. Time. 1:13.
Fifth race. one mile-Lady Esther wOn lie
nap second. Terah third. Time. 1 40 %
Sixth race. and a sixteenth miles-Mara-
thon won. Banrida second. Crawford third Time.
I:47 %.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
uKIAH RACES CLOSE

sPEtiAL DISPAICH TO TIE CALL
UKIAH, Oct. 20.-Resuits OF last
days meeting:
First race. trotting and pacing half mile
heats. three in five-vaceeta won Dan Frazer
second. Little Babe third. Best time. I:10.
Second race. four furlongs-- Widire won Two
Step second. Abba Cheta third. Time. 30
Thrd race. three furlongs-W Whiskers won
Rosdwasnler second Emaine third. Time. 81
Fourth race. match, one mile, gentlemen
1:50
Fifth race, four fUrlongs-DolIy won, Grand
ua Chips second. Daisy third Time, al.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
FUGrrIvEs FROM .JUsTJcEs

CHICAGO. Oct 2o-Alphonse and
Eva Dufour, arrested by the federal
authorities charged with engaging in
the white slave traffic. We're officially
declared fugitives from justice by
Judge Lands here today. Their bonds,
aggregating s26.50o in real estate, were
declared forfeited. The Dufours are
supposed to be in France.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
Killing NAY leave cUBs

KANSAS CITY. oct. 20.-John G..
King, Chicago's star National league
catcher, may become manager of the
Kansas City team of the American
$4,000 worth of stock in the team.
III can get control of the Kansas
CITY club ! am willing to give up my
JOB with Chicago said Killing today.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
pHEIAN coNrRIRurEs

CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-Todays state
ment Of contributions TO the democra tic
campaign fund includes one $500 check
from Edward J. Strekel Of Doylestown
Pa There were 16 contributions of
500 each, Richard +. johnson and
Timothy Regan Of Boise, Idaho. each
gave 500 and James ID. Phelan of San
Francisco $3.50.