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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-21
ADJUSTMENTS

Two clever recruits from the yaude-
vile ranks, Rooney and Ryan. viii he
the magnet at the Grand on Christ
mas afternoon and evening in their
clever Irish comedy Rafrerty's Fir
tationss which promises most gem
aine fun with an unusual farce COM
ady plot thrown in It Is said those
OF the cast supporting Rooney and
Ryan the Irish tenement gentlemen
who suddenly find themselves mil
Iionaires. are delightful entertainers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-21

TIE greatest dagger TON safEenza
Is q us resulting n pnsumO1ia- This
ear bs chvlated By using Cnanas--
iGia's Congh Remedy, is Il net cay
crrss t1Suecza- blt corrrsrzrrs my
tendency 81 the disease towards prez-
nonia. Sold 81 wfskEascn q Co
Pharmacy ana J. = KIed2sea z So--
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c., 8. & q. Railway Go.
Trains leave from Union Denot
Berths and tickets, Fifth and John.
son streets.
South Bounu.
No s, st. LOUIS and south
IedVe s....... 12:45 am
No IL, st. Louis and Kan
ass City and west, south.
leave ........ ........... $40 am
30. 4, Quincy. Hannibal q
st. Louis. arrive 1:l5 p. M.
leave ................ -. 1:2opm
No 10, Orkney and Hanni-
bal arrive -........ ....... $3.50 pm
NO. ~ leave .............. S:40 pm
North Bound.
No Z. Chicago, st. Paul and
points west, leave .... 2:35am
NO 13. Chicago. st. Paul
and points west, arrive -. 100 pm
No. Is, leave ...... 7:20pm
NO 8. Burlington, Chicago
and east. leave .......... 1855 pm
No. /, Burlington, leave -. 7:35lm
NO. 81, Donnelison, c., 3 &
& c.. & and North Road
leave ......... ......... 3.3opm
No. SO. from Donnellson, c.
B. & K. G.. & -.ort Road
arrive .......... .11:30 am
mo. l, K. s W.. west, leave s:55 am
No. 4, from Centerville aad
points intermediate, arrive lis pm
mo. 2. from CenterTille and
west arrive Q.1f,nm
No. 3. Centerville, leave ]. 9:10pm
Daily.
sDaiiy except Sunday.
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train 473-Leayes Keokuk sos am
Train 74l-Lcayes Keokuk 2.55 pun
Train 412--Arrives keokIk S:l5 pm
'Train 470-Arrives Keckuk los pm
Local Freight Trains.
sTrain S6-Arrives Keokuk 10:15am
Strain S5-Leaves Keokuk II: am
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she-1I have lost al faith II human
kind- He Whst makes you 50 pes
simisgic! she Way. uneer the test
% the pure food laws the VERY first
thing to EaII was the angel food -
Baltimore American.
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PILES CURED IN s TO * DAYS
PAZo OINTMENT is guaranteed 70
cure any case OF Itching. Blind. Bleed
ing or Protruding piles in 5 10 II dsys
or money refunded sc.
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Words ard rneusr..

Words are the notes q thoGght. ard
nothing more Woris are Ike sea
shells on ghs shore. Their show vEsrs
the mind an5s. AMI aot nov far T has
been Bailey,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-21

Eicw To cure constipation. SICK head.
Eeass zs.zT ssasssAeA. torpid liver t<sszs
g@sElar and AF61epssG ca zoe regss
Hv1EEkSt ans set g 5ss-cen1 ar az hoss
tie ot d.. CAiawesEss syrup Pesssis..
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Re who cherishes the spirit Of KIND
hearsa1nesS and magnaninity. gov
erned hy Christian prEsscEpEss. caunos
sasl 10 become d wurghx. rseSs1I ara
besorez zaeznh her ii society s0ltTer.
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There Is more Catarrn In This sec,ioa
cf the country tran all other dsseasss
FEI together. ard until the last sew
sears WEB supposed 70 be EEcura5Ie. rc<
great mary yezgs doctors pronounced
n q local ssIS<2ss EEif prescrG3ed sorrs yr-..
With local treatment. prrrpl-ss4ss IL ia
e4-Ah4s Science Eas prDs<n cas4rrn gt
- constitutional eisssa 81 and rh4rsscrs
requires constitutional treatment HATS
[esenef q GoN. TassG0. Ohio. Il the oris
ScrlsEasus seEzl cure On the market III il
taken srseFu&ly iE doses truua rs d-na,
~ fs@EssoEfuL q acts directly 81
TIE 0scc-1 ard mucous surfaces Of sss
system They offer enc hundred szsss =
ter any czse 81 falls 10 cure s-rlu To-
circulars 2ssd keMx5xao ntasx 2
Aacrssss Il. " CHIMNEY 4 40
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sold 81 Druggists, sc.
Ease HaAss Family Ealls Eor eoastspa-
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" except Sunday.

G.. 3. & q. Railway Co.
Trains leave from Union Denot
Berths and tickets, Fifth and John.
son streets.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
WOMAN INVOLVED IN TRAGEDY
Young Wife Arrested as Accessory
IN Attack on Husband.
Prominent Georgia Merchant Fa-
tally shot by Man in Love
with HIS wife.

Ionrezuma. Ca, May u--Chargsd with
i1riting her lover 10 murder her husband.
Mrs. Matte Virgins, the young wife OF
Charles Virgins, q prominent merchant.
was arrested to-day and is being closely
guarded 90 prevent suicide.
The arrest Of Mrs. Virgins followed g
confession by Charles Smith. OF CoIum-
bus. her alleged lover. who was arrested
soon after tho murderous assault on Wig
gins Smith alleges he and Mrs. Wig
gins have been in love some months and
that she has been urging him 10 Kill her
husband so that they might marry. Three
weeks ago Smith agreed to XIII Virgins.
and the latter was Induced by his wife
10 insure his life for $1,000
Last wezk Mrs Virgins went 20 Col
umbus and spent several days with Smith
and plans for the murder were arranged
Smith came here secretly and entered
Virgins home. when the latter was
away. When Virgins returned last night
he was shot By Smith. and If Is NOT
thought he can recover. Smith was saan
70 leave Virgins home and was can
tured- He confessed, duplicating Mrs
Virgins.
The latter e much younger than bsr
husband. and she has been a wife onfv
a few months Il is alleged She aD5
Smith were lovers before she married
Virgins
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
DeveIops q Caste Spirit.
PATTEN OUT OF THE MARKET
Wheat PIuRger Does NOt DeiEn to
Reply 10 Query.

Chicago. Nav Jim Patten is still
keeping mum. Within the mahogany
confines OF his Office in the Western
Union building. the grain magnate man
aged to hold of reporters from speaking
distance to-day Early IN the morning.
when one Of the market chroniclers man
aged 20 get close enough TO him 10 repeat
a statement from Secretary OF Agricul-
ture James Wilson. that Slia busheI was
about the right price for wheat, 8,r.
Patten did not make a reply
Some traders on the board are Of the
opinion that PatJen is practically OUT Of
the wheat market. and that his firm Is
merely handling the trades of its patrons.
which It is declared outnumber those OF
most Of the commission houses doing
business on the Boa-d-
There was no great activity IN the
wheat market to-day except IN spots, the
life appearing to have vanished with
higher prices that prevailed. At the close
May delivery was II cents higher. ard
July had a gain Of I5-4 cents, the ad-
vance in September and December being
about IA cents
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
POSTAL EMPLOYEES
STRIKE In FRANCE
Government Faces Crisis for
Second Time.
DECLINE TO SHIP MAIL BAGS
Believed Effect VIII Te More Sc
vereiy Felt in the Provinces Than
IN Parfs-Speakers Score CIeme1-
ceHU-GiIitary TeIegraphers Take
Places OF Men Who Leave Keys.

Paris, Nay 1.-THE federal committee
Of tire various postal organizations deter
mined not 10 await The vote Of the
Chamber of Deputies On the interpella-
tons submitted to-day on the postal
troubles. but launched an order TO strike
this evening.
The committees decision was unani-
mously and enthusiastically fudorsed by
a mass meeting held a. the h3ppodrome.
which was crowded by 1900 postal en-
pioyes, whose right TO be present was
vigorously examined on entry
The strike order was Immediately
obeyed, according 10 messages which
kept reaching the meeting stating that
the railway letter sorters had not left
the stations with the nights mails and
that various post-ofices had been de-
serted by their STATS, including most Of
the letter and printed matter sorters from
the head Office
Complete IN Provinces.
The general idea is that the strike viii
be more complete IL the provinces than
II Paris, compared with the last strike
the leaders having devoted themselves 70
the provinces. while The Paris employees
have been intimated by the measures
taken by the government. The telegra-
piers and letter sorters, however. are
very confident in their belief that the
finding OF substitutes 10 do their work
was difficult. A railway strike IS be
IsTed TO be very improbable.
Il was an anu-Clemenceau meeting
rather than al anti-Simyan one. The
latter was ignored By the speakers. but
10 language was too strong 10 depict
the postal employees sc0rn Of the sinister
.Clemenceau. Any speaker Who wished %
raise a laugh had only TO refer 10 II
ClCmenceau's pigeon post and wireless
telegraph
Military TeIeEraphers At Work.
A majority Of the operators al the Cen
trail telegraph station quit work. but their
places were taken by military telegraph
ers.
) dispatch from St Nazaire states. that
the strike Of the employees OF the general
Transatlantic Steamship Company con
JinUeS and steamers are detained. The
dock Iaborers refused 20 ship the mail
bags for Central America and the West
Indies. ard these mails were therefore
returned 10 Paris.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
MANN ATTACKS TUCKER.
Charges He Changed Political Poll
cIes 10 Bio for GeveFnoTshiP.


sp,cisl 70 The Washington Herald
Buckingham Court House, Va. May IL
For the first time since the gubernatoriaI
campaign began. Judge Mann tonight
opened fire on Harry ST George Tucker.
Judge Mann declared that he had tried
10 preserve the idea Of the Democratic
party OF friendship between the candi-
dates. he saidEthat when the campaign
started he wanted TO keep the fight inside
OF party lines, but that Mr. Tucker had
forced him 10 an open reply.
Judge Mann asserted that Tucker 5
Democrats record is inconsistent He
dwelt on the fact that Tucker was against
the free silver platform IN 1896. and
charged that ne had 6rifted from the
party. and that finally. fo- gubernatorial
consideration. hac changed his politics
and indorsed the other side Of the party
line.
Newspapers were cited 90 prove Tuck
er's inconsistencies. He offered the news
papers 10 prove his statements
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
BRYAN TO TOUR WORLD.
Sebrasican PIeases Little Girl by
Making speech at school

Making speech at school.
Minneapolis. MINI. May Il.-Wlliam
Jennings Bryan IS planning another world
tour. he would give no details OF The
trip. further than 70 admit that Re was
contemplating one he said:
I viii not 70 hunting lions. though.
AIr Bryan arrived in St Paul this
morning from Duluth There he went
90 a private school Mss Dorothy At
wood. aged nine. induced Mr. Bryan 10
change his plans Of the day and so %
the Backus School snG deliver an ad-
dress
Please. sfr. Bryan" said Miss Doro-
thy. 7 am the only DemOcrst n my
school, The rest are ali Republicans and
they IaUgh ~ me. know II vou came
and spoke 20 them. they w0gld aU be
Democrats. and won't you please Gomez
3Ir. Bryan smiled the expansive Bryan
smile. Taking Uctle Miss Dorothy by the
hand he promised Little Miss Atwood
called at the home Of James AIanahar IN
81 Paul. where Mr. Bryan was taking
his breakfast. and made her request
bright and early
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
BOY PREFERS DEATH
Charles Grimes Disappear
ance Mystiied by Note.
CARRIED BOTTLE OF POISON
Youth Leaves Employers House Ht
Congress Heights OEtcnsibiy TO
XIII Himself Rather Than submit
10 RecOmmitment 10 RefOrmatOry.
Believe Farewell Letter a Ruse.

PTefeTing death TO Incarceration in g
refomatory, Charles Grimes. eighteen
years ole. disappeared yesterday after
noon. Ieay.-; a note. IN which he de-
clared ne would take his life. TIE boy
wrote that he was going 10 the river. and
said re carried a bottle Of poison.
He expressed his determination not 20
return 10 the National Training SchooI.
from which he was released about two
weeks ago. and told his friends Il would
be useless 70 search for him.
The police are watching IN the vicinity
Of the eastern branch and q deS-rinri1r
Of the boy has been sent to the various
precincts The police are Inclined 10 the
belief that Grimes left the note as a
rUse, under which he could escape from
the city.
Employed by Farmer.
About two years ago the boy was sent
70 the National Training School. He
was allowed 10 leave recently TO live with
John Stewart, on the latters truck farm
in Magazine road. Congress Heights.
Stewart IS a gardener Al the Government
Hospital for the Insane. and finds litrle
time 70 devote to his farm. He needed
more help on the place than that az
forded By his son. and for this reason
was willing to provide for Grimes
Crimes entered his new life apparently
satisfied. He did not betray his dislike
Of the new surroundings by word or 40
ton. and his sudden disappearance was
a surprise 10 members Of the Stewart
family
Il is said Stewart told Grimes a few
days ago that he intended sending him
back 10 the training school Il was this.
probably. which caused Grimes 10 leave.
The boy appeared At dinner Yesterday and
was seen about the farm until . o'clock
IN the afternoon. Young Stewart en-
tered the dinine-rOom IN search OF
Grimes and found a note lying on the
table.
The note was unsealed and bore no ad-
dress. Stewart opened it and read:
Gone 20 the river. hope God viii forgive me
this step; bUt I vill not return % schoCi have
bo-tle q poison with ne. and !, wiz he useless
fo- any one 20 ~ 20 find re. J. XII be TOO iste
thank al ny fnezds for their kindness.
JOHN GRIMES.
Young Stewart rode 70 substation A
precinct and notified the police
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
HORSES RING FIRE ALARM.
Runaway Circus Team Give Fire
men a Lively Run.

Runaway Circus Team Give Fire
men "A Lively Run.
When three engine companies and a
truck made e mad run from their quar-
ters to First and T streets southeast,
shortly after l O'Clock this morning. the
fremen expected TO fight a stiff blaze, for
the alarm had rung fast and furious
When no flames were discovered, ACTING
Battalion Chief Schron made an investi-
cation. and found the alarm had been
rung by a runaway team. attached 70
q circus wagon The animals getting be
yond the control Of the driver. dashed
into the post supporting alarm box 5l9.
and knocked the box and apparatus about
twenty feet, setting the ticker in action.
which registered ~an alarm at head
quarters. Engine Companies. s. 3, and IS
and Truch :. responded 70 the alarm.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
PRISONER GOES BLIND.
3Ian Claiming Washington as Hf
Home Strangely Afflicted

3Ian Claiming Washington rs His
Home Strangely Afflicted.
Washington. Ind. Nay IA man
named Richard Dow. en- route from Colo
rado Springs 70 his home in Washington
D. c. was arrested on the street here
yesterday afternoon for drunkenness.
When an officer went 70 his cell. the uris-
oner was stone blind oad deaf Phvsi-
clans who examined him say that his
condition is possibly due 10 drinking wood
alcohol.
Dow wrote note at the request Of the
police judge. saying that his bearing
and eyesight wee good when he was
taken 10 jail
The directory OF :hls city does not con-
tain the name OF Richard Dow.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
seRirminrhnm SneriaI y

NcW IIdlH 70 ouuLHtFn Hallway.
Between Washington and Birmingham.
Ala. via Atlanta. beginning Sunday. Nav
rs. on following schedule. Leave Wash
ington 40 p. N, arrive Atlanta 1870
N, Central time), Birmingham 4 D. N
The birmingham Special viii carry
through Pullman sleeping car between
Washington. Atlanta. and Birmingham.
Southern Railway dining car service This
train VIII also have coach accomnodz-
tons.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
Lad KiIIed hv an Autn

New York. Nay u-An automobile.
owned and operated by Minthorne Wool
sey. a banker, Of g Nassau street. and
vice president OF Selma National Bank
OF Selma Ala. ran over and killed
Walter Purdy, ten years Old, II West
Ninety-fourth street within a few doors
Of the boys home this afternoon
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.

Pages TELEGRAPHIc.
French Postal Employees strike.
Capt. Hams Found Guilty.
I-Toung Wife Involved in Tragedy.
1-Schurman Warns Fraternities-
S-Twenty Drowned as Launch Sinks.
S-SheriT Foils Boyle Plot.
3-Ovation Given Wrights.
LOCAL.
I-Tarif Leaders 20 Grant Concessions.
1-Well-Cressed Body Recovered.
2-Cache Of Robber Revealed By Guard
S-Brith Abraham Closes Convention.
5-3Irs- Taft Attends the Circus.
5-Art Federation opens Sessions.
l2-Owen said 70 Be Dupe Of Davis.
l2-Dr- Wiley Sun on Warpath.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
DORA D0TES ON DIVORCES.
Child Wife of Gen. Clay Tires of
Third Matrimonial yenture

Third Matrimonial Venture.
Lexington. Ky, Nay u.-Another chap
ter IN the career OF Dora Richardson
Clay-Brock-Thomas. once the child wife
Of Cen Cassius NJ Clay. was closed to-
day. when she got a divorce from SamDel
Thomas her third husband. She IS not
yet twenty-five years old When thirteen
years old Dora Richardson was married
TO Gen. Clay, and for several years CLAY
and his child wife were much discussed
After getting a divorce from Clay. Dora
married Riley Brock, but this union
proved equally unhappy. and she got a
divorce tsrom him Three years ago she
married sThomas.
She IS wealthy. still retaining the valua-
bic property made over TO her by Gen.
Clay when the members Of his family
were trying to have the marriage an
nulle6.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
Club License. to BE Denied

jefferson City, No, May n-Gov- Had
ley's bill for the licensing Of social clubs
(which sell intoxicants 10 members was
defeated IN the house to-day for the sec
oad time. The governor sent two mes
ssges 10 the legislature urging the pas
sage OF the measure.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
WARNS FRAT" MEN
President Schurman. of Cor
nell. in Plain Talk.
THEIR LIFE TOO LUXURIOUS
Noted Educator Declares that Per
centaEe Of creek Letter Men Who
Fail Is Larger Than Among Out
siders-PoInfS Ont Evils which
Exist in New York Institution.

ithaca. y Y, Nay u-If Greek letter
frat@rnitles are 20 prosper AZ Cornell
University their members must devote
more time 70 their study and do away
with their luxurious living. said President
Schy-maa. Of Cornell. in an address to-
day before d large number o. fraternity
men President Schurnan talked very
plainly 10 the fraternity men. OF whom
there are AZ least so9 in the university.
II sratern,ties are 20 prosper in the
university you mus find some way %
getting more work done. tne intellectual
life must be quickened,-- said President
Schurmzn-
One evil OF the fraternity system Is the
tendency TO divide into groups. To ne
nothing seems worse than 20 see on the
one hand a center OF men IN comfortable
and sometimes psIstious. houses, while
On the other are tSe great number OF
poorer students.
Develops a Caste spirit
Beware Of the Development Of a class
system or caste spirit. that gives rise
20 rivalry between fraterrities and in6e-
PendenlS, or among she fraternities them
selves
.Duard against competing 20 have a
larger and more Injurious house than any
other on the campus Il is not easy for
men 20 work when their main purpose IS
TO live IN fine houses. 70 have a goo5
time. AID 70 give what IS left 20 the pro
fessors- The university does not exist
for that, The percentage OF students
forced 70 leave college each year IS larger
in fraternlties than outside
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
Verdict of ManSlaughter in
the First Degree.
FOUR BALLOTS TAKEN
This Ruins Me in the Army,
Means the Captain.
COURT ROOM IS CROWDED

Spectators Hastily Gather to Hear
Jurys Verdict in Noted Case.
Army Officer Who Shot William
E. Anuis Last Summer Faces Pen
atty of from One Day to Twenty
Years-Sentence VIII Not Be In
posed Until Next Monday-De-
tense VIII Ask g New Trial.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
THE NATIONS CITY.

Thst The WASHINGTON HERALD will stand for the BEST in
terests Of Washington needs the saying 1t will ever keep
mind however that this national c-he nations cit-and
that its present greatness and future peennence have as basis
It's pational characterO editorial forcsuord in the first Issue
Of this paper, October 8, 1906
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia.
Maryland, and Virginia-Fair
to-day and tomorrow; warmer
tomorrow; light variable winds.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
Enzlishman Killed in Russia.

St. Petersburg. May 11--8fr Pardham.
IN EnglishInan. manager Of TIC Phoenix
factory, vas murdered with al ak IN q
dark corridor Of the factory to-day.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
n.--,.- r. 81. l. L.

The BOyajian sale OF Oriental rugs ana
carpets begins at SlOan's. 1907 G St. to-
day with sessions al II and g. This is an
excellent collection and Eel-woTth see
4-z
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12

Flowers Of Great Beauty.
BisEkis1Ons's flowers are exquisite. l4EH
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
DIE FEW HOURS APART.
Views of Brothers Illness Fatal to
Sister,

sister
Lynchburg, Va, May 11-WiTiam Estes.
while et work at the factory Of the
Hughes Buggy Company, this afternoon.
was seized with apoplexy. His sister
Mrs. Nollie Shelley, was telephoned for
and her husband went to the factory.
Shortly afterwaTd Mrs. Shelley expired
from heart failure. Her brother died
later
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
TARIFF LEADERS
To YIELD POINTS
Having Shown Strength, May
Make Concessions.
ROOT HALTS SCHEDULE
Entire Glass List May Be Re
YiSed as a Result.

Senate RuEhez Through Several In
POrtaIt Amendments without
Roll CaiI-Senator scott Brings
Glass Exhibit Before Body-HiSh
Cos; of the Product i Laid Upoa
the Middle Mems Profits.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12

Continued on Page 3, Column :.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12

Continued on Pase 4, COIuna-A
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12

The Finance Commits Continued 70
Telain the uppe- haa5 Yesterday when It
was sustained ove-whe.-'i1 on tvo -cu
czH votes Oh paragraphs il the eaTtaen-
ware ard cni7a so.cioias. III tie SIX
to1-s the senate vas IN session coRtinu-
oGsly. most Of The debate vas devoted TO
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-06

After five years the sinking COM
mission of New York city will refund
20 cents to Mrs. Mary Betz of Brook
Ign. Mrs. Betz owned property
which was benefited this amount by
improvements at Prospect Park.
Major Darlington released from
Philippine prison by supreme court.
Railroads said to be planning to
| raise their rates from interior points
| to San Francisco.
First annual convention of electric
vehicle advocates was held recently
at st. Francis hotel, San Francisco.
Actress Maude Odell secretly mar.
ries Millionaire Adolph f. Hagemann.
+. L. House, Minnesotan who was
In San Francisco shortly after the
disaster, marvels at work accom-.
plished
Carnack murder trial adjourned to
accommodate defense and Cooper's
counsel accused of manufacturing evi.
dence.
Thomas II. Williams suit against
F, l.. Perley for $4,000 reyives mys-
terry to angel who backed Alice Mel
sen.
Mrs. George L. North, nee Good
man, deserted by husband and will
sue for divorce.
Countess d'Ouberville Is in San
Francisco searching for clipping hus-
band.
Taft initiated as member of the
Knockers club.
| Kansas anti-liquor bill bars even
physicians prescriptions.