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The Hattiesburg news., 1909-08-21

new teaching. 9
He called convention of all who
dealt or worked in silver and all
kindred occupations. He was some
thing of an orator, and considerable
of demagogue. He has host OF
descendants, and unfortunately, they
did not all stay in the East. When
he had his crowd collected, he began
to harangue them. He first appealed |
to their cupidity, showing how their |
incomes and wages were likely to be
= what warmed up on that subject, he
$ appealed to their civic pride. And
e after playing on that string awhile.
e he switched off onto religion, and
/ painted doleful picture of a depos-
e ed goddess, and a dishonored temple
D. When he had his audience properly
Il wrought up, somebody raised the cry,
N Great is Diana of the Ephesians."
y Every body joined in, and some ran
Out Ill lllt SIlSlo, NClllnS dI NiiS SOP ~
ne their voices. "The whole city was
filled with confusion" and people ran
together from every direction. Some
body mentioned the Christians, and
od part of the mob went for the schoo
es of Tyrannus. Failing to find the ring
leader they seized Gaius and Aris
+oobue +uo of Dou1,c oomnaniOnS on(
re- helpers, and rushed to the theate
= with them This theater is being nov
- uncovered, and was capable of seat
ing more than fifty thousand people
While the people were rushing to
gether Paul himself came up. l
seems that even he, became excited
lost his head, and was minded tC
fight his way into the midst of the
throng. His brethren begged hin
not to do it, and some of the highes
officials in the city advised him t.
remain on the outside. Meanwhile
the crowd was still increasing. some
yelling one thing and some another
"The assembly was in confusion" and
the more part" of them had no idea
whatever, what it was all about.
The Jews in the crowd, always hav
ing reason to be apprehensive, wher
there was a popular uprising, put
1 Alexander forward to make a defense
for them. He was probably copper
smith, and hence a member of the
original convention. But when he
beckoned with his hand, and the
crowd saw that he was Jew, they
all took up the cry; Great is Diana
of the Ephesians", For two Ions
hours they made the welkin ring"
Some of them were probably hoarsC
for month afterward.
By this time the town clerk, one o.
the principal officers, had made his
way to the front of the stage H(
was a cool, level-headed man, and {
good orator with a splendid voice. /
Luke ever learned his name he failed
to write it down in his narrative; bu
he was no doubt the most capable
man in the whole assembly for dealing
with a crazy moh. He had evidentl1
done some investigating, while the
J others were bowling. When he 'hat
The Hattiesburg news., 1909-08-21
OFFICIAL, notice
S-14-3t-Sat

. On and after this date. all sub
scribers will be requested to lay
their bills when due, and when pre-
sented by the collector. No bills
will be carried over 10 th" following
month. If bills are NOT paid upon pre-
sentation, ssn will h i've to be paid
at the companyS officetnot later than
- o'clock rconN Nof the last banking
day Of each moAh, an d in c%se OF
failure to comply n th he above, SER
vice will be refused Hereafter until
paid. No exception bm the above
will be made. "
1t is thoroughly understood that
the above is not intended arbitrarily
on our part, in the least, as we GER
tainly wish to deal fairly and impair
TALLY with all subscribers.
AS to subscribers who have been
paying their bills promptly, the
above does not of course apply to.
HATTIESBURG HOME TELEPHONE
COMPANY.
August 20, 1909. S-20-3t
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue of the authority vested in
me in a certain deed of trust executed
by j. K. Ports, B. G. Portis and Sam
Powell trustees of the colored Meth
odist Episcopal church of Hattiesburg,
Mississippi, to Mrs. Matte A. Williams
beneficiary, and to me as trustee, on
the 1st Nay of October, 1906, and
which sail deed ON aFust is of record
in Book Npage 118 the Records of
Mortgagest tnd Decd of Trust on
Lands OF y Ae Second District OF Per.
ry county, NssissippiN Ndefault having
been made IA the payrt ent of said in
debtedness an having cen requested
thereunto by @e said Beneficiary in
said deed of tri%t viii Eoffer for sale
and will sell a publ auction for
cash to the highdH bid Ter in front of
the Main street, q &fra bit door of the
Forrest county coure use in the city
of Hattiesburg, during legal hours on
Monday, September 9Th, 1901, that be-
ing the first Monday of September,
1909, the following described real es-
tate, together with all Improvements
thereon and appurtenances thereto
belonging, lying and being situate in
the City of Hattiesburg in the county
of Forrest and State of Mississippi
towit:
Lot number nine (9) in block mum
ber seven CD according to the Yellow
Pine Park survey Of the city of Hat
tiesburg as shown by the plat of said
survey on file in the chancery clerks
office of Forrest county, said land be-
ing part of the N. e. 4 of the S. w.
4 of Sec. 3, T. H. n. R. 13 ".
Witness my signature this August
14th, A. D. 1909.
S. V. ROBERTSON,
S-l42l-2S.-sat Trustee.
The Hattiesburg news., 1909-08-21

appurtenances thereto belonging.
Witness my signature, this the 14th
day Of August, A. d. 1909.
A. E. KEYS. Trustee.
/ S-14-3t-Sat
The Hattiesburg news., 1909-08-21
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Pharmacognosy seAo4
September 27
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d cna111AuEEHIeuE 81 ~t.at may
- zN interesting E2uasI WA taken
~ NE Aberdeen sczal board at fss
fSeE mssatags ~aen 1T i-sssEracssh It's
aex1sneg 20 He = ctzsaa villa nass
asraty commissioners 81 Brown enspa~
H0U1ty knr the suas 81 sGE, 3H3 So
This saaa 1a eIafneh sJ TIE kaard To.
hsss seer Illegally rstasaes ag tire
esuneY at Different times ssacs 1890.
Sas 81 Esane3s collected hY sas ebpnas7
l0T tire 9astrte1. The cnaaatg sinner
Ghe year nsznssG han retafssd sesr- peg
eezat OF shs asensYs collected far tsss
1f6ereas ssfseasG sfasr1s1s. AZ Ha sGars.
for e~nglenrias- E-seeea1Ig th.s ATTORNEY
for the scaneg aaa-e. sa gaoxIng
sAraaga tas ssaaatsss sosss9 a cfaus..
which provides sasst The sasrsa charged.
for sssc.a collections SHALL he ore per
cent instead OF fo7ss per senr. TIE
difference aesween sac arsessae the
eepaat8 is esatis9es To- e..er Gae oaae
per csaS charge saa tae arsassst Ii
retained Is *1T,Sas.9a, and the seaoaf
bsasa WITH enaeapar 20 reeover tafs
aaaoasst G. possible
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ONE nc Mr., aRY1N.

NJ. argaL -a4ls II e ma
lie game where ily-.1iug o. i assna-
crsa1c lal.tsss 1nhs NJ N rEI
las c.Ia .its.t t.lag il y us tn a.
cnrue ID .le .se3ie III lie oas .lslil
1racfe:i il :;a.sgl1e. liz a.g.t A
members s1esl 1leg Ia sna.e-llala
vllen 1e t.I.nis iiioIild lat ,:ite
aeau done. rs I.cr.illr-a. sl.lde
AIS 1ea1l lu u.- sans
aild .liaf- lnw Ianu at
New York yves N5ll ssae
l.Iing - 9nuder lvzr ~Slzl.e
NJ Fitzgerald int Geaz 5saaa
tar lie a1nenn1uele. -1..a
v,lirll lie tar1nen presence ii liz
1nlass a.l,t vl.cI we're ltuDrs. Far
his "a, scg4a Aluzl
Isl denlacai iln lar
81 laat lt u Fitzgerald las
iat Ea-rla vas eag-r-e1
llt TIE N.=arasa.l gentleman
ll s v1a Draen
gerald i.11 - a. yln
VIII lis l.sa ssl.sless 81
rlaiies u vlege llz n
Ear .eat. Ills si4.nea an
1ot '@o reseal1.I1 ST ~ 5a vslgst
TIRE aaule VIVA 3et--.c gate ll.lde
vlesn ny -zUeaehsss we're 5ellg
81 IS t-eanecray.e a-anDa.ga taa-t
nen-5 n lie lasi vi 1.ig1tilla an
1alEas valsd le mere .ag9 ,a-
lie lad marsha ed luisis
N M "a rsacs saepice m Ii. MUSE
II ezprssenfa-7ea 6 .Ist. Iii as
wan 1lslla Z lI III
,-=Dr=seut4zl7e If t-t.naera11r pa
Is teuaacraes l.as lessl understood
and 1rasssa=a By lisnsts5 [ als aer
challenge HI statement w a0aiaaa
earlvfcricns al. leIes a,e n.
i.anrt g lie aeulGerac7 az 1..se
men vac -vlca made 1asss4gsii4 rlAvz-
lants zlec:lGu 81 gr=siGen rll=1
VIII The La1s- taF ,as.9caaEsala IS lis.
vsas--
&c 1erstslsal reera1cea IA Err
sTa-sfnen1 nj s=aass ct 5r1-
prte5T and -saDes5 tar NJ pa hi
lavs anF II Shy 4e i Ia tsnc-
crane 1ar-g ia.t rvsa ne chr=, 81
1er-iui1iea e 1eaarae 5real.ezl and
Ia. a1-ast IL tzs11a1T ~ arF81
asfa svsa Il ! I'D ncr have SENSE
10 10 80 Yer he cai1nart,sn Of rar
tlas -a NJ Dar-g vs1,-a compel ale
ri rerlsaGl ai1ssu1 see7I- ala17,zrz OF
vflLeiI : vas EssaE 4rzlt.raIl5.
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Hing Corn,> Prize Contest

Louisville courisv-Journsl. Ars-
ehists and the army are aot s1s sx-
elusive concern Of Russian COUNCILS
q state, A~sricul5urs occupies :
prominent place, As IS indicated by
'as invitation extended 70 Leonard
y, Close Of Indiana. tne Cora King.
renowned as y prizs-,sss- 81 fairs.
TO 50 among the Russian farmers
and instruct them in the ar OF rails
ms Indian corn. The Offer Is OF S.
~ y year for three years and his
travelling expenses. aud is remark
able less tor It's muuifeeace than as
q sign OF Russian prosressiyeness.
The area available for maize culture
In Russia is very large.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-08

The mig lassesssall ,ssassar, 81 fast ~
S.sasssi4Iig and rlas -sva aia e4.4ie
rsaais ave vsr4ing 5llei3, va lg
fsasa ME SONIA where Fs,ex I:asra 5assa
III f.-a4naig siIlra s;ari1 II Marsh. The
spenas1g gsiiles II tie NaF.1rag and
american leagues saxss place on 4;3rtI
Is AID tie sz-sas ag3i1 alr 1aalass III
snf.i leaaa,fs v!mi Be On, The si,s..
fzsss ct ssi.s ssa:s1,l asss gear lp to lie
nusa. days wal I4ke4g never sss dslol-
sasasf sssa4sas Cor N Easrr leagues
tsnis Dsasstsca.lsg, riie last game 81 ds
sarna5us tie winners Ntatsrr1!1f the
Gh5aaga N;stla1sfis iaf ler4.siE Aglef;.~
easls are Dietstt far tile winters siiass
Jeass w1ea the expectation rller .an.
r.Dea1,, nis tiissss arr several either
casrs,s III hnrli leagues, which III 5sles
sunset, fsri:aEs IrsY fsa ss4sgs71la fslr
f1a Dsz,sia1r, 5ass,iaIa f1a.s rsa.hst
the oiais,sa.ie OF DapnjagtGs Il this
cnsas1sry and ii remains xfsll Tia. ia,l-
esty CT GIe nisf1slaIss 80 s..ep il sf
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-08

sa,lrt dyer II MsIrtagas anr % 5ease.e
ind snrne Immense constructive yora
vas accomplished in building brtdges
ind IRVING 5la1ress -siroug:i nearly
lm1ensr-aiia caca. II WIS 4 great
undertaking arnt the Milwaukee cam
3aug IS anr.r.ed ua 4 0aat mount 1T
ssssdlf tar e.Ie vorif It 1aa accomplish
al The aata. eual9l 1T -lie new mad
s7ais miles, II Gle course II /
sew months passengers Fan AMER 4
cain IL -iicaga md S.-Ires lve- lie
sagne ssyssissu II -alroa4t clear d lie
COAST cn,mrg-a asa1ire la ataer
~raslr1ast caI present,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-08

Gnng, IN IlIasssss 1its ls.sgsslaazltz.a ~
sslaa crying 60 ssissatl 3 EIigEssl shaeiss
selatasss ~i-1i Senator F53psfas SITE
At sie lead OF the procession and a
aew nIors rbtss a~saarf,s!' 10. lax. aazrl
In His Same p~rsssicrn~ Something lite.
seventy ballots have sesssr, taken en-
ms ssua1srsti5p and sii.s te:7s,aasaea
czz11Inr be broken Ws fslsnflr 7arY
nsscsa s9su III tia primary would
SOLVE siass asiesrdbns Fog shat WIS sssa1.-
sgafsassd esr Ia Wia,snsis1. when
II rsnak a gssaI many sa1ss1rs 70 slsea
Stephenson, Notwithstanding sins fact
faas he .arsiesf rts primary ID his
hesaal~ when the Ie~gtstatlsrs as
ssulsisd. however, IL ssersef 10 ~
nearly an ~aa3aasasds tasag 10 eGssas
SSepaDensGn- The rasss oc sis. snf-
nearY does nas SEEM co be l.ad11g en
tfs Legislative members bs they tant
vsns Is vurs for Shs s~ueeassitE cam
456aes Fog thas Sld5rhfaag rrae
sHsrxas ~ she nass5tsr tae PRIMARY
znaat speak WITH AMY s~asasrfrr to-
de s~sressaHera legislator
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-08
nemacrac4 j

1etnac1acg i Wasa.aa-5aa $ aat
i'it'iiils agaciie1 q aae advasl1Aee
- s a.@eaat openings u maize 4
irle impression IN lie sBuls as
vas sfs1 Earth ~ G.llazn5 Cart saarr.7
a1t4er lie specias sssasi.ll at congress
riena we're some 1ai1srs
II t~sanacraeF Sher, II ca.ne sa st.ee,-
ING riie sDeasasr ct ele iauae md
when ane 81 1le cegu.a's ssissaf4sd
~ Francis SIrasn Esar-saa -.a;f1 he
ai@sgilG reFdrs % ssiras 5la,.f. viaers E
- aar GU lpt, Is rae eancsDtlnu 81
Tie ~ild2autua1 n.ga1 ll1arDree IL
Adl1-sr GARRISON told tie ragila. le
alagi1r. si3 Gu 4 caas Ut ica. III. .e-
na;craag i:as d 4 gelte1 a~ppor-ia-
iW &c demonstrate 10 -he enu1rIg 81
Larga llac 81 sil4tliasa sna c=a.tg
20 maize 4 STRENUOUS campaign ssr
5iae slsaeian Ut a oresfteallag cas..-
dst-s n 1919
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-08

Cssestatboss dfsD1s3 and tae srsre
stand epSdsntTy Is sot Z oarE as the
great milwaukee sgstsa. Of railroad
TIE eosasaaY ~eagaga-as & wonder
fa1 feat os ths first dag o. April tie
like Of wEEch aas se5eora. If evers
Bees egssgs9 81 sfae eoastsraeTbaa OF
4 rsfIroa6. Th@ company drove IRE
last spike wssca eonaees.ss tke saE9
die west nssa she far aerta west, aEss
sh@ occasion was a great oa@ i'm
srznsesasaassnsaf rsffroa6 befTefag
Sat it VAS permitted { 10 81 an1
pas ealy ~ incident #. tha 6aTs
work % tie railroad construed ION
There was NO golden sffke. 10 Ba Gr8g-
en- me head officials Of the company
were not present: Here wese 70 1T
tending ceremonies Jas. the raaa
who have beer afEsfag thas greer
rsfsread sgssea = coasaaga fafsar
picked sD q spike sd drype Il fr,1o
tAe ae thas eed saa Riddle
west and ae aaet mes aas sae at
simple se aas completed THIS
work was rot started aatff earIg ii
1865. and 5n t.see years time the
road was completed from the Msa-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-08
z7t II -as same VIZ * /

md n -as same W. AZ / ~ ill.,
sa= figures are c.s4-ly eou1ssa
and the so.zts hare : significance
impossible 70 c6ean 1aS- ia sid
zEzs=n u reports
Rs7o--s eova-t1s about ess
niles Of railroads. practically al me
big z-ssans bssas ~.acla1a show
grass earnings for JanJszy .. The
7-essn. rear 20 have 49,. st.s:&.
SIS. compared with sfS>--s+Ss
to- lamar 1918. The earnings
~=-e distributed as so,lo,zs r-s.-
s-91.tSo,Sss. as asztzS ss-
rs. il January. 1865: pasSsns
~s5-.E-74SI. as against s. 80 CO.
o-1=- transportation revenue $40
ss5.-zs, against s.N.SSs.lSa no.-
transportation revenue. si.46S.75s.
against sl.555,ss5. T1is represents
: grass =v=ne Of sS.eSs PER nile
II l3aa IS compared With sS{,4 An fcv
lamar Of lass rear.
While -1a o ss-a*ns< tor Ian.
Tart. 1853 ws-a ahog, ss.oe6.soa
@ : rear $50 tssre Ms
5r- slight change II rhs operating
sr1==s o. .he reads, ,hsSs ,mount.
ing 10 sl05.795.5s. ia Jaaua,y las,
as saiz=s s1o5ess.s1s Tor January
Z -sa- zgo. The Increase was al.
uo=s a-tt-eg II the Items OF main.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-08
The saeraeen -auauernla

The aberdeen COMMERCIAL Cllll
held 4 meeting I,ss oUder 9aq aaaa
PASSED 4 SET OF rzsallI-1ens asstls
Tie snura 1aEara teg1irn Ii. sp-
oasfs si,a5 par-isu CT flis tariff ban
wa5etl eliminated -lts el,cY IN 3a7,-
Icy The elaa acids that The n,awua.
CT barley n shta STATE Is 5~ecanli1e
Il srcnag Seatars anacne rlie farmers
aad that Last gsar 4 vsrF srgs GUAM
tIag was Drafaicsst- To permit Earissq
TO he brought slea the salsrrg 81
A aareii fsss prtcs tasl 1t ea4l fe
gc17Si asre casy snnsis.sr al an.as-
slss t1 -a4s farmers CT snura 0a11ca.
The cIsrs ssefs ts=rsters taa1 i Is
iassaaatss5 ID asking the STATE .eiega
tian TO oppose tis law permitting
harley r0 nsue N trsa TIE asre1e.i
~ tie Aserteea ciut ia a coed aus
aaa ought 20 he .alcnss w eg
other similar assscsastsna IN .n.s
sTsts- The concerted astrton Will IN
.acaas Go tas Washington 1sGsraaics
srEna tass tate .aan ia aeasr@d 81
taem
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prsss.tssus. r.fs naa ,esc4.,

President Taft ilas a-adacatsea
sAas Praaids.ssf slinr. 81 zfsarvara .1I-
Ssgz IS -n ne -ras,aasastnr % 81.
-sas'lesi There aaas seen / c1a lis
csissalsn whether President alssr ii;as
sAa Drtssaes asra.s,e IL maintain ne
ssgiars ct tie American .epreseslf.s
III England, fsst II ias seen
as7'saff raia1 ne 1as 1e,. IS sp.denr
saas Tie ortsassa sorg.ine ct President
aisnr VIII o 1e necessary 80 lieig
sas liere aa1a nat Tie asilsg OF -sie
Eag7iEd sr3iega 9resident VIII je a1e
s-.aiGssf 1879 slian i.s anues
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ssaa1ee = rs ant
11sa- -hs sotal lei z1-r
ioT ss7ua-y. 1909. ve-e sta.ss-
compared Win s-ss..stssa- ~
ua-y. 1918.
The figures furnish ca7r.-1-
VEoot q he sSsady return "a Tor
M business coaitsions- VILE ne
railroads suffered sssvsiv II 80
saT-y months u the panic. w1c1 ~
gan II the fall Of 1897. her ara rev
Sassins fully IN the sens-al Improve
n,an1.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-08

ea % get z-al=- STAR g lst.-
Eovr=-, z1ocS .h= pE1taa -=cstv=
=-a1ga a-zE-ss -L= law Is ~=
z~=rz1a1- T. 1een@@ .nou-z.rs
z16 liz aE--t-g 81 -L= birds car 81
~sssa--s IL slightest .l~-=--u1toa-
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18
Trimmed Hats for
Summer Wear at S2.05

FRIDAY, there was a clamor for reser-
vations for this day. too, and a sold
out house is absolutely assured
1T is certain, too, that a matinee
could be given every day this week, If
the performers could stand the strain
All efforts of the Van Ness man
agement to extend the engagement of
The Merry Widow" for another week
have been futile.
Savage insists on keeping faith with
the other cities where his big show
has been advertised. 1t was not ex-
pected that the attraction would so
far exceed all records as has been the
case in this city, and no one was
prophet enough to foretell that the
Viennese opera could play here In
definitely if bookings permitted. How
ever, the success of the piece here this
season is guarantee that San Francisco
will have another opportunity of hear
ing the Lehar work later on, and those
who have been disappointed this year
viii have to wait for about II months
before they may meet and greet the
merry widow.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18
THE MERRY WIDOW
BREAKS RECORDS
Eager Buyers of Seat Coupons
Storm Van Ness Box Office
Day and Night

The line is still drawn up against
the Van Ness theater 1t is line Of
attack, and the contestants on the one
side are clamorous patrons who want
to meet the merry widow, and on the
other side wearied box office repre-
sentatives Of the management whose
hands are becoming atrophied from
too much toying with outgoing tickets
and incoming money.
There has never been in this city a
success like that achieved by 1.-The
Merry Widow" 1t is winning the at
tention of all music lovers who flock
to grand opera and it is claiming the
patronage of those who love the lighter
forms of musical entertainment. Music.
dancing, an authentic plot, comedy, pa :
thos and romance are mingled in this
piece. and the combination of the at
fractions which these elements involve
is proving irresistible.
Seats for next-week were placed on
sale last Thursday morning. The line
was headed to the box office and trailed
out to the sidewalk. AS fast as one
went away another came TO keep the
numbers intact. and so it lasted until
10 O'Clock at night, when the would be
buyers were informed that human en-
durance had its limits and that the
boys at the ticket racks were worn
out. For a while it looked as though
Charles David and George McSwegan
would be on duty all night.
Announcement having been made thar
an extra matinee would be given next
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18
HURLS CIGAR BUTTS
AND CALLS NAMES
Mission Street Shoe Dealer Is
Accused in Complaint
for Divorce

Hans Burke, who keeps a shoe store
in the Mission, has the unpleasant habit
OF throwing his pipe and stumps of half
smoked cigars in the face of his wife.
Mary G. Burke, the latter charges in
complaint for divorce filed yesterday.
Mrs Burke also accuses her husband
of calling her IA sneak, "a liar and
a monkey face and she complains of
being forced to live in the rear OF the
store. The stock in Burke's store is
worth $1,000. the wife says. and she
was granted a restraining order by
Judge Van Nostrand enjoining the de-
fendant from disposing of the business.
Mrs. Burke asks SIS month alimony,
George w. Wagner sued Ida Frances
Wagner for a divorce, alleging that she
has Inundated him by striking him in
the presence of his niece Wagner also
complains that his wife has applied
vile and opprobious epithets to him.
a. Shelton sued !. McA. shelton for
divorce on the ground Of desertion.
Thomas Eagan whose alimony obli-
cations have been successfully reduced
from S65 TO $40 a month, and from $50
TO $lo a month since Mary Eagan got
divorce from him in October, 1901, is
delinquent in mis- payments OF the last
amount. For the last four months he
has not given his former wife the SIS,
she states in an affidavit filed yesterday,
although he is able to pay her at least
$50 month. Ea gan will appear in
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18
HALSfY AGAIN TO
CONFRONT A JURY
District Attorney Is Anxious to
Try the Indicted Telephone
Company Official
First Trial Was interrupted by
Defendants Sickness Nearly
Two Years. Ago

The trial Of Theodore Y. Halsey, the
outside man" Of the Pacifc States tele-
phone company. who was indicted for
bribery Of the supervisors. may take
place al an early date. When his case
was called in Judge DUNES court yes
terday, Assistant District Attorney
Louis Ward announced that it was the
desire OF the prosecution to have Hal
sey tried just as soon as he is physi-
cally able to be brought into court for
that purpose
Halsey was placed on trial nearly two
years ago. A jury had been partly i'm
paneled when he was stricken with
appendicitis. He was operated upon
at his home, 1858 Sacramento street.
where he now is, Dut his recovery has
been extremely slow. According TO
Halsey's physicians he is threatened
with tuberculosis. Permission was re-
quested some months ago to take him
out Of the Jurisdiction Of the court to
another climate. but this Judge Dunno
refused.
It appeared from physicians GER
tihcate presented 10 the court yester-
6ay by Stephen Y. Costello, who is as
ISOLATED with Bert SchIesinger as at
torney for Halsey. that the indicted
man has undergone some Improvement,
although an eXpectOration Of blood is
regarded as 8 bad symptom.
Prosecutor Ward intimated to the
court that it was the desire of the dis
trict attorney that Halsey should be
tried as soon as the case of James o.
Young. charged with the murder Of
Policeman william 2 Helms has hear
disposed Of Young comes up for trial
tomorrow. Judge Dunno put the case
over one week to be set for trial. The
certificate submitted to the court yes
terdsy was as follows:
san Francisco. July 16. 1909.
This is to certify that on this date
we. the undersigned. have made a ply
sical examination Of Theodore Y. Hal
sey AT his residence. 1893 Sacramento
street, in this city. We found that
since the presentation OF our last re-
port there has been a progressive i'm
provement in both circulatory and pull
mOnarT conditions. with one exception
10 Wit. Mr. Hslsey reports that a few
days ago during parOXysm of cough
ing he eNDecCOra ted q small quantity
% blood. Although we have not been
able TO determine from what part Of
the respiratory tract this hemorrhaga
occurred. we believe the symptoms
sufficient to indicate that extreme cou-
serratism VIII be necessary in permit
unE M Halsey TO engage in any phv-
slcal eNertion. There is likewise In
THIS case a very tardy restora tion TO
physical strength. a fact which coupled
with the condition above noted leads
pS 70 the opinion that as yet II Is
hellner sale nor prudent for Mr.. Hal
sey TO appear in court
@. j. SWEENEY. n D.
THOMAS z SHUMATE. NJ D.
JOHN ". WILLIAMSON. NJ D.
JOHN GALLWEY. NJ. D.