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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-11-05
WALTON

v. T. crockor OF Fort Pierce spent
gaiuN,ru in town.
Arthur Slog,r and George SoEDr. OF
An<oIa. were in toWa Tuesday.
n. HlIanl Mts jprohs OF Fort
P.,r,. visited tbitc0.y for business, am.
so,iaJility the 2nI,
Mrs. c. ). Schuyler and ia1eb.ors
Mabel and Helen, left Walton Oh the
morning Of October Both.
E. p. Fripp. OF White City, who IS
travel ,g in the interest Of commission
blsine IS, registered at the Inn Tuesday,
G. E. Andrews, of West Palm Beach,
was the first transiene to book at the
Inn. W. e. Gilmore was first perma-
nent guest, as he will be an "aII the
year round.
Messrs. Charles and c. b, Webster,
brothers of Captain +. Webster have
arrived, and will remain through the
winter. They report a. pleasant voyage
and good weather.
The younger element of our town al
ways claim Hail owe'en as their own.
Some very beautiful Jackie lanterns
were displayed by young WatonianS as
a merry crowd passed from house to
house on mischief bent.
Saturday evening a surprise reception
was rendered Mrs. c. 5. Schuyler at
the Walton Country Club by old friends
and members Of the club. A pleasant
evening was passed HalIowe en- in the
ascendant and heartily enjoyed.
Artist Hill, Of Fort Pierce, photo
gra phed the Inn fleet OF launches Tues.
dal morning, ldlewiId, Captain +. S.
Waters Guanaderqua, Captain c. B.
Clifford; Butterfly, Captain W. w.
Luce; Dream, Captain Harry Jennings.
Misses EIya and Madge Waters.
Helen Schuyler, Lame Jennings. pupils
of the Ankona high scnooI, with Miss
Sawyer, enjoyed a Hailowe'e en- dinner
and lunch with the faculty and nnnils
on Saturday evening. Everything
possible was done for their pleasure and
enjoyment
TIE Tag Av.,g To the breeze from
t4a t.g ..- a. ,.s Inn proc,gins the
nous. a-l &. business. Mrs Smear
mas chars. t,r.......-. l4. on Deem.
..ri Isl. SIR. N....... s..,...- ,.,f. IRWIN
J.rt.o ....-. left. -.... ..,.o-,,, the
maII-..... .... ...- Tn. ,.Ysa
4rm ,u. .r.. .. Vs.. q. OMEN m.
var found.
Many W;l.9..r- ATTENDED ,a..'a,t,ra
at For Tielyc. .,.sla, .y.rirg ,,iva,
Hv A.thd.a,or johnston. A.iia from
m. yale If the subject the onoortrn.
l-r Of again listening to the sneaker
was am added incentive Mn, and Mrs
>al.yIer. Mr.. and Mrs. MrNuIa, Miss
Sawyer. ". G. Gilmore, +. : Watars
an u. II. Leonard ware on,,,r tho
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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-11-05
STUART.

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uer"eht an operation ioi appe'''''',''
u" 1acNso'iN '''e anu 'e.u' ''e' 'ee"'n'sS
'locl' IMPROVE" III 'e"''''' mas
fe'aPse anu was '"Ne' U"'" ~ ''e
hoSP''a' SUNDAY ''e"'' one was az
emu pa"leo ny ''ei nus o"''', anu w. -
H. NorIh' NL"'e'' ''e"S iio'.' "'s D'
farNS)' III Noi'" re'U'''eu rom . "eN ,
SohViIle TUESDAY morning anu rePo' 'eo
tha' MIS- rarNS i'au Undergone sue,
ceSSiu' operation MONDAY anu ''"o f"'''e'
from II very SATISFACTORILY
OAe of the saddeSt accidents in the
history of Stuart occurred last Sunday
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-11-05
Retaliation Books now Omen

The registration books of the city of
Fort Pierce are now open until NOV.
9th for the purpose of registering all
who intend to vote in the city election
of December 9Th.
A. c. DITTMAR, Clerk.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
DISTRICT THREE-Continued.

Miss Margaret Council 525 wesson ................
Miss Sarah Nicholson. 81 Blackstone. ..............
Mrs. Iockhsrd. 1865 Fort Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. VIM. Atkinson Rathbons Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs 1. Netsng!e IS Sire
Mrs NJ Mcclellan, ESQ Blackstone.
Mrs. ~ d. witkop 496 f.awndaie Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs stella Merritt. 732 Blackstone
Mrs Alice Stapish. AZ Herk
Miss LAvina Parsons esS Dearborn ...............
Mrs. ~ NJ Reed. eos Blackstone Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Albert Nbitehorse 1854 Fort w
Mrs David Long, 2575 Fort
Mrs chris Boehm 1870 Beard.
Mrs.. Norman Duncan 22S9 Fort ..............
Mrs. II. g. Williams. 9433 Fort " .-.................
Miss Iva stowe. Dragoon -. 81.
Mics Beatrice Kimpston. rs Ceieron
Mrs r. Ehrentrant. "a Blackstone.
Miss Marc ella Miller. 2242 West Jefferson
Miss Stella \. Rowe. o.. Military
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
DISTRICT SEVEN.

Mrs Mary ElbinVcr 81 Elmwood.
" Maud Bennett. s. Elmwood ,.........
AIss IVA Pcetler. S3I Cnamplain
Nlss Louise Dickson, go clinton.
Miss Julia LeBocuf 4o2 Fort W
Miss Ada I,oht.S20 Cha mplain IN
Miss Grace McMaBoD 80 Chene ~,
Nss toietta Jarrait. GJ3 clinton
Miss Mary Beauregard. asa Clinton.
Miss Lillian Jenkins '2et Dubois
Miss cora la Ascha b35 congress E..........s.-
Miss Clara Reno 5ii congress E..............s...'s
Miss Sarah Reno. 43z Clinton.
Miss Edna Lingemann. A. clinton.
Miss Iucie Dumont, fT2 Cheue
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
DISTRICT SEVEN-Continued.

Miss Luee Canuee 45s Monroe.
Miss Mary Baranowski 43s Concord. ...............
Miss Ida Solomon. ASS Concord. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
MISS , Pna, au,pman 81 wsteroo
,Ilss Clara saienon ssl A hT1svus
MISS hes ss Rq Ellis t % R az
Mis- Nellie HOihan rs Meldrum. ...........
MS MI:: j T,s Pissss: SO cSa@pi%n
Mss Ma aSs cq% sIl's Medium iis goneold
Miss Cora wilsbragds s6S Mailett.
Mss SIS. Ella Aas's w sisl Is sts F Hslfp
Miss Miss y yrsNe 6 esPsn s sss aTnsd
Miss Minnie rhrstadt SO Helen ........,.......
Mrs Joe Tronbly, 5Sl Chene
Miss Hattie Kaer. 100 Berlin.
Miss Maud Smith. 4oS clinton. ................
Mss s HSsS s Ssess Bans gag ots
sis I I@"t S Sas99 ~ ssaEsaG
Nj. IA ilssk = Arpqs
Miss Bantha Bentien. 81 Macomb.
Miss w vi sSans ;s' s ss'RSt ynrd
Mss Emma fleming s9i Catherine
MIS- MIS- MIMI Minis SshqikSSsky go as Ar1dt
Miss Ms. Ameli% I Berg AZ $ AaSR
Miss SiGrcI M9rrisette 2Is bellevue.
Miss Adams i2s Grand Blvd
Mrs liberia Droeie. All 81 Auein ...............
Miss Martha RiehtSr 75S Msi .iisisoH
Miss Josephine Brownson 2t$ Larned f ...,..,......
MIS- da a" os sFoTn ~ a 9fPf
Miss Elsie Gueldenpf euning Us Heidelberg
Miss Stella Caussin, l24
MISS Lillian Bickey. 21s Bellevue. .................
Miss Edith Narian. 40 Bellevue
Miss Helen Taylor 2i5 cog CanInu.
Miss Nellie Corcoran. 1919 Champ lain
piss MaSf,, A-v
Bliss Eta Kimberley 19 ~. Antoine
Miss Irene w Whitaker 20 Mcbpugall
Miss Clara NJ Clark, 295 Beaufat.
Mss Mss Harriet YeSns iS IL .ss St AaSn
Mi.s Mdred n reSs S0i .7 iiHton
MA Lite -
Miss Nadge Cotter, $40 Helen
par Met 0gt A,i,tn
Miss Elizabeth lsuileI, 362 Congress
Miss Edith Raker IS St Aubin.
Niss Theresa Kerwin. 46S Concord
Miss Bertha lorke 37S Bellevue
Miss JUta Parker 433 Jefferson
Miss Deiiah Roberts. 315 Fort
Miss Catherine Cahill s55 Monroe.
Bach. 665 Clinton
Miss Epsy Coyne. 1062 Jefferson
Miss Mary Townsend. 525 jefferson.
Miss Iora Lyons. l04 Macomb.
Miss Jessie McCaum. 62S Congress E...............
Miss Corinne kramer 35S Bellevue.
Mrs. j. J. Watson. e69 Mt Elliott
Miss Louise Maus, 4I4 Helen.
Miss Harriet ODea, 496 Helen
Miss Alice WllmOnt. 492 Catherine
Miss Anna Davis. a92 Catherine.
Mrs. Julia Jones' 40J St Aubn.
Miss Ella Regentine. l72 IJtdden
Mss Mabel OKeefe, 95i Congress E................
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01

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The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
DISTRICT NINE.

Mrs Gertrads oasmby sig LeMay ................
Miss Madge Henry. SUI Mcclellan observation-disclosures.
Miss Florence Howell IS Emmoas. ................
Miss Certe Goetz. mons
Miss Edith Fassnacht ttI9 Mack.
MISS Minnie Eher. 's Superior
Mrs Chas Bloom. Fischer Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Theresa Fasbcrcer 1858 Piauette.
Mrs Corietta Bloss. Gratot ..............
Miss Anna Goetsch Mcclellan. ...............
Miss Madse Ilenning si5 Mcclellan .............,..
Miss Louise Hauck 1l19 RellcN
Miss ililda Hammer Baldwin,
Miss Edith Wei E-7 Helen.
Mrs j Trombly. lr!4 sheridan.
Miss Emma Nz. GrutIot .......~.
Ms Henry Warn. 1916 Gratlot
Mrs Martha Curr or 973 Van Dyke ................
Mrs Jos Ranstadier 900 Palmer E..................
MIS- herman link 7e3 Ersklne
Miss Mary Rider Warren.
Mrs Hans Kunow l@f0 Gtatiot.
Mrs Anna Mielks. 100 Hale. ...........,.
Miss Gertrude Rose. 9S5 AcDoug gall.
Miss Elsa schunal. 4G1 Macs.
Miss Elizabeth Wolf 80 -...........,..
Miss Hattie schultz Mitchell.
Miss Minnie Herr. 1si, Baldwin. .........
Mss Ma thias Lang, 95s Grand Blvd E............
Siss dIs;is ii%s5 eraq@y
Mrs Adam sfoCk % rGonnsan rc'.
Miss : wat-n 1899 Garfield. .....................
Miss 4 Kea6 IS SS Mc g5s ~, @anPau
Mrs j Sichnrs $40 Hancock ,..,..........
Ms. f ns463s,2 s'i 1873 2' a Fs%Pf Byd
Mrs wr nm" Pnn sss M't 81, Mitchell
Nettic Pauison SIS Cooper
Miss Edith Marsh 1916
Miss Elizabeth Nehis. 7S5 SUPERIOR ...........
Miss Edythe Farabeud 1895 Pennsylvania.
Miss Bertha Deiss $50 Bellevue ,............
Mrs John Rycrson. 1864 Concord
Miss Mary k2mbash. 1917 Jos campa'L .............
Mss Maynie LinnncT l6lt Grntot ..........''...'
Miss Mary Fairfield. Ss5 Jos Campau. ...........
Adams. 40 Robins .................
Mildahn 725 Illinois Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Margaret Every. 1861 Jos
Mrs Frank Bliss. So2 Piquctte.
Mrs l.. 81. 1926 Jos. Campau.
II. S91 Pquctte
/. 1856
Miss Elizabeth Kinsler S51 Mitchell. ...............
Miss Ethel Maxwell. 2e1-lo f'emT
Combs l332 ...........
Miss Annie Brooks. S04 Pennsylv ..~.....
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
DISTRICT FIVE-Continued.

Miss Julia Never 2ss Garfield w....,...........,...
Mss Alice Fitzpatrick 4a5 Cass
Mlss Bina NJ Carey POO Lincoln
MISS palsy Britt 81 HarrsonA.
MES Gisorsie Rowe Jones .'.'.-''.'
MISS Elizabeth Wallace. Commonwealth &.
Mrs Rebecca Lee I42 Henry.
MISS Emma Orr. II Washington
Miss Louise Pageson. 20 Davenport
MISS BESSIE Nj Dermott 4g9 Cass
MISS Jennie Ross. Adams
MISS Alice Erwin $50 Twelfth
Mis Fred Gardner. $50 Fourteenth
Mss Addie Nell. 27s Hancock w................-
,r'lNs Rose 90 twelfth
Mss Edith Mclean. SCI Woodward.
Mss Mss Eatherne karst 90 Second "Reminiscences.
Nhtf. ou4 second.
Mrs Nancy Hall l3O Michigan Observation-Disclosures.
Miss McLaren 50 Hancock W ................
Miss Belle Moon. gS6 Tcumbuil .................
Miss Dorothy Baker i6S Alexandrtne w.............
Miss Beatrice Dillon. 292 Harrison. ...............
Mss Iva g. smith. S2 Columbia w...................
Miss Eleanor f. Eberle S33 Forest W ..............
Mss MAY braun. Pas Harrison
MISS iue Ross 10 EllZabeth w.
Mrs. Stella Grinell 81 High ..................
Miss Marian Armstrong 20 sbley. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Elizabeth Hurst. al Third. .................
Miss Edna '. Seaman, 2te Forest W ...............
MISS boie r Gray. Il A'eN ancrine E............,.
Mise Irene Cameron. 81 Adams W ...................
Mrs. Frances A Merritt. IL Columbia W.............
Mrs. Alice c. Leonard. So Avery W.
Miss Mabel A. Rogers. 346 High Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Josie L. Richmond 43S TrunIbull
Miss Rose Hawkins. 252 Park ......,.....
Miss Myrtle Anderson - Adams w
Miss NJ. Estella short 410 Cass
Mrs. Minnie Mcdaniel t0s Elizabeth W.............
MISS rfnHa lecKer, fsJ rOurt;t.
Miss Maud Gates. sSs Woodward ...............
Miss Mabel Russell 24S Forest
Mrs EDWARD warner +5y cass
Miss Harriet Callahan % Henry
Miss Jessie Roland it0 Henry
Miss Laura Young, 433 CAss
Miss Claudia Parker aO4 Grand River..........,..
Miss Cora Frazier. 2ss Cass observation-disclosures.
MISS Jennie errnan Az Third
Miss Anna Dunnros IS Dufieid.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
DISTRICT ONE.

Miss Ruth Plerson 112 Atkinson. Neutrality-suspicious..
Miss Helen Wade. 20 Atkinson. .....................
Miss Enid Jewell. 81 Milwau kee W.................
Miss Laura Todd. 400 Putnam OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Miss Edna Wiuckler. 20 Hoela OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mrs. Lou Mcdowell 2lO Pingree ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miss Clara G. Craig, 4S7 Merrick.
Miss j. May Coope. 433 Lincoln.
Miss Lillian wetherhee l403 Second. .......,....
Miss Mary Mitchell 4l4 Commonwealth. ........,.,.,
Miss Anna Bailey. 1is Merrick.
Miss wnoJene Coope 4ss Lincoln .................
Miss Jessie buchanan. 1905 Brooklyn.
Miss Charlotte Harmon 2lo Putnam. ...............
Miss Mary f. Camp 1ls5 Brooklyn Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Sophia Bachman. Az Putnam
Miss Vera Barber. 4s9 Merrick
Miss Adelaide Wilson. "a Antoinette ............+
Miss Queen Jessop sos Putnam. ...,...............
Miss Amy Straith 7S Euclid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miss Marioris Stafford 4O2 Kirby w.................
Miss Floss;e Rabbit 1905 Second. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Isabel Campbell, S62 Merrick ................
Miss Marjorie Adams 356 Merrick. ,...............
Miss Elaine Marshall. 400 Commonwealth ..........
Miss Pearl Larkin, s64 Greenwood ............
Miss lnez Swain. 1874 Brooklyn.
Miss Grace Gibbs, 20 Milwaukee w .................
Miss Ada NorthInan. 1855 stanley ...............-.
Mrs. w. J. Fry.
Miss Louise Furean 42I Meriick ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miss Mary Gibson, woodward. ...............
Miss Edna Van Gaow, ass Merrtck. .........,......
Miss Mildred Martin. 4ss Commonwealth. ......
Miss Lila Barger. 122S Fourteenth.
Miss Agnes Eckley. 1915 Woodward. ...............
Miss Bessie Mcbride HOG Vermont ................
Miss Grace Piekel. Virginia. ............-...
Miss Bertha Albert. 81 Euclid
Miss Grace Tbbles o. Lathrop. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Catherine Reynolds. 40 Blaine
Miss Margaret Gould III KIRBY observation-disclosures.
AIRS. Nettie schoenherr. 17s Bethune W............
Miss Flossde Sands. 81 Delaware.
Mrs. Lillian HOLSTER, 3l7 Kirby w...............
Miss Jennie Dempsey. 126S Fourteenth ..............
Miss Jeanette Fitch. l53 Seward ................
Miss Isabella Taylor 554 Lincoln
Miss Hattie Sleeper 1856 Fourteenth
Miss Helen Page, s5 Blaine.
Miss Sarah owen "A Collingwood. ................
Miss Sarah Burnham. ISIS Putnam. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miss Efe Fisher. 2033 Woodward. .................
Mss Blance Thompson. 1871 Twelfth.
Miss Maude f. Gibson. cor Putnam
Mrs. John w. Griffin, 81 Baltimore W..............,
Miss l. c. Bachman, Az Putnam ...................
Miss s. i. Hughes, 1885 Fourteenth
Miss r D. ortenburger. 1876 Coilinwooi.
Miss Lucy E. Elliott 40 .................
Miss Jeanette Fitch. 153 Seward. ................
Miss Alkaline NJ Greliing. 30S7 Grand Blvd w.
Miss Maud w Mcbride 3O5 Merrick.
Mrs. Elmo Hardy. 1890 Sixteenth ..............
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25
WOMEN'S HOSPITAL TO
BE GRANTED HEARING
Supervisors Will Take Up Ques-
ton of Nominal Rent

The supervisors hospital COMMITTEES
Will consider next Tuesday the matter
or the California Womens hospital
For 10 years the institution has enjoyed
the possession of the city land constf-
tuting its site at rental of 81 year,
the condition being that it shall main
tain eight free beds for needy patients.
1t is alleged that this condition has not
been observed. and II the supervisors
so find the existing lease may be can
celed or the rent may be raised to $3.50
month. which is 5 per cent on the
appraised valuation OF $4,000.
Chairman PayOt and his collea gues
yesterday listened to Health Officer
Broderfck's report adverse to the in
stitutiOn and to Attorney William H.
Nelson's retort. IF we are going To
be forced to pay the city for doing
charity you may consider my resi- gna-
tion as rendered.
Attorney o. X. Gushing. representing
supporters of the hospital opposed to
the present management. said he would
be ready to consider the case and
Chairman Payot announced that the
hearing would be held.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25
SAILOR JAILED AS
OPIUM SMUGGLFR
Caught in Chinatown Store in
Act of Selling Unstamped
Drug to Celestial

OAKLAND, Nov 24.-William Nc
Shune, who says he is an employe on
Pacific mail liner, was arrested late
last night in Chinatown on suspicion of
being an opium smuggler. He was
first noticed by Sergeant Byrne and
Patrolman Drury while standing in the
store at S07 Webster street, operated
by Wong Fong. a Chinese merchant
who has been under suspicion as an
opium vender
The policemen entered the shop and
asked McShune what his business was.
He replied that he was buying some
tobacco and was permitted to walk to
the sidewalk while the policemen in
vestigated further They found two
unstamped tins of opium lying under
cover on the Chinese merchants coun-
ter and Immediately took McShune into
custody. Wong Fong accused McShune
of selling the drug for SIS a tin.
The sailor did not deny that he had
made the deal, but he did deny that he
smuggled the opium into the state. He
said man whom he know only by the
name of Wilson gave him the drug.
Not satisfied with his story, the off,
GERS took McShune to the police sta
ton, where he is held in deunue. The
police are investigating the occurrence
and are trying to find Chinese named
Quong Tun, who is said TO have formed
combine with Wong Fong to buy 20
more tins of opium from McShune
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25
SETS HEARING OF
RACETRACk CASE
Book Maker and Helper Charged
With Betting Answer to
Names Before Magistrate

OAKLAND, Nov. 24.-E. D. Martin
and Charles Zelinsky, charged with
breaking the Walker-Otis law making
racetrack betting a crime, surrendered
themselves to Sheriff Barnet in thee
police court before Judge Samuels this
morning. The complaints against the
book maker and his reputed assistant,
c. Zelinsky, were sworn out yesterday,
but no warrants were issued until this
morning, as the accused turfmen had
agreed to give themselves into custody
today.
The men were arraigned and Attor-
ney Carroll Cook, counsel for the New
California. jockey club and for the de-
PENDANTS, asked for a continuance. BY
consent of Chief Deputy District At
torney Phil Carey the preliminary ex-
aminations were set for 1890 o'clock
Friday morning. Cook announced that
NJ c. Chapman would be associate
counsel for the defense.
Martin and Zelinsky walked into the
courtroom accompanied by their at
torney and by their bondsmen, DIR. W.
l.. Dunn, official physician for the
jockey club, and H. NJ. Swalley, con-
fectioner who holds the privilege in
his wares at the racetrack Each de-
fendant is at liberty on bonds of
$1,000, which were approved by Judge
Samuels as soon is presented this
morning. Attorney Cook repeated his
statement that in the event his clients
were held for trial habeas cor
pus proceedings would Immediately
follow to test the law in the highest
court in the state
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25
JURY SETS ASIDE
MRS. MORC[l'S WILL
Contest Filed by Disinherited
Daughter to Establish Claim
to Estate Successful

OAKLAND. Nov. 24.-The will by
which Mrs Therese Berthol Morcel
sought to devise her entire estate TO
Joseph Morcel and to disinherit her
daughter, Mrs Elise Mousnier, was set
aside by jury in Judge Ogden's court
today. The verdict also sustained Mrs.
Mousnier's contention that her mother
and Morcel had never been married,
though living together 40 years. The
contestant alleged that Morcel had ac-
quired complete control over Mrs. Nor
eel and forced her to make him her
heir.
The couple met on a train in France
and Mrs. Morcel afterward joined Nor
eel in San Francisco. Mrs. Mousnier
said that he forced her mother to as
sist him in his blacksmith shop and to
labor in the fields on her ranch. Wit
nesses testified that Mrs. Morcel had
deep affection for her daughter and
often spoke of her as her intended heir,
but that in the presence of Morcel she
feared to mention her daughters name
and always said her property would be
given to him.
At Mrs Morcers death Mrs. Nous
nier publicly charged that her mother
had never married Morcel and on the
witness stand said that her mother and
her own father had never been married
She was represented in the contest by
Attorney r. b. Tappan. The estate is
valued al $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25
WILL TRY TO PROVE
LOVE LETTER A FRAUD
Attorney for Mrs. Summerhayes
Adds TO Divorce Scandal

OAKLAND, Nov. 24.-Fraud was
charged by Attorney Thomas Keogh to-
day in speaking of several letters which
have been exhibited as evidence by Will
liam Ruggles Summerhayes in contest
ing an action for divorce fled by Mrs
Emma Marie Summerhayes, now on
trial before Judge Wells
keogh represented Mrs. Summerhsyes
and gave notice Of his position by ask
Ing Summerhayes on cross eXa amina-
ton II il was not true that his wife
was in Los Angeles June 29 of this
year, the date Of an affectionate letter
which she was said TO have written TO
l.. II. kueffer Summerhayes had testi-
fed that the letter was received by
Kueffer and afterward handed tn sum
merhayes. Keogh then said that ex-
pert testimony would be introduced to
prove that the letter was fraudulent.
Keogh also accused Summerhayes of
arranging the absence of kueffer from
town and charged him with concealing
his Wheres bouts. ~Gmmerhayes said
that Kueffer has secured a position
somewhere else and had accepted it.
Deputy Sheriff Joe Moffitt said he had
searched for Kueffer, but had failed to
locate him. Moffitt said that P. /.
White had instructed him TO look up
kueffer and had given him SIS for his
work White was employed by Sum
merhayes MOffitt testified that he was
present when Kuefer confessed to
Summerhayes of taking Mrs. Summer
hayes on prolonged JOY rides.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25
Suburban Brevities

EMBEzzLER IS SENTENCED-Portland Ore,
Nov 24.-C. A. Straus, former cashier of the
Portland postoffice, convicted of embezzle-
Went, Wa1t was today sentenced by BY Federal era Judge
jail and to pay fine Of $4,Ol5
JUDGE CELEBRATES Alameda,
Nov. 24.-Judge Robert Bell Tappan. who
was born in Alameda 81 years ago. celebrated
Pertaining the members of the Blue Ribbon
club at a banquet in a local cafe
FATHER GOES FREE-oakland, Nov. 24-Jo
seph Stebbins was discharged by direction of
superior IT. Judge Murphey today; ,;, after trial
Tor minor child felony. Stebbins proved
that he had arranged with relatives for the
support Of the child, but was In arrears on
JAIL SENTENCES IMPOSED Berkeley. Nov
24.-Douglass Reid. young man charged
with stealing a suit Of clothes and a watch
from Leon Myer, a Piedmont avenue resident,
was sentenced to six months in the county
jail by Judge Edgar this morning. Thomas
Jepson, an overcoat thief, who robbed church
lobhies Sunday night, was given like SEN
tence.
DEATH CALLS PIoNEER-AIameda. Nov. "a
Anton j sebrian. who was born SO years
who for upwards of 40 years was resident
Of Alameda. died last night at his home,
6661s valdez street, East Oakland Sebrian
was a member of an old Spanish family that
settled in California in the early part of the
last century. He is survived by his wife and
three children.
JOY RIDERS INJURE MoToRMAN--oakIand,
Nov 24.--While riding bicycle to the car
port for work this morning at $50 O'Clock,
2. w. Wilson, a motorman for the Oakland
traction company, was run down In East
Fourteenth street by automobile contain
ing party of joy riders. Wilson was badly
injured and left lying in the street, where
he was found and taken to his home.