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most women would feel you do, but for my part
should hate myself if l knew that even to make him
happy had deceived in his last hours man whom
love and to whom owe everything. This is, expect
purely a mans logic"
He turned to the window again and drummed softly
was utter silence; from outside there the mufed
growl OF the traffic in the crowded streets.
A rustic from the divan drew Gberts eyes away
from the window. Stella looked up he turned and
her eyes met his abstractedly
You are right" she said, very quietly. "You have
been very cruel to but there no doubt that you
are right never thought of it in that way-and them
you sec her voice became eager. "the whole thing
mans ghm. but one which felt in duty bound hu-
NOR Don't you see? Don't you understand? All my
lie hao been trying to express my of obligation
IN some way-and histhis the first and only thing
that he had asked of mel"
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doing what seemed right to you. 1t different with
because-well you see, had been in love with you
all of the time
Stella laughed; her eyes softened You that
you love with your picture of Poor dreamer
of dreams" she added, half mockingy.
joke about it, he said quickly. No doubt it was
silly, but it sincere AT any rate, that's not the
point What to doe Have you anything to sug-
gest?"
Stella turned to him slowly. Her fascinating face
wore an expression inscrutabe the sphinx.
Absolutely nothing" she replied
a. Gilbert take thee Estelle-'
Gilbert held in his small hand cold as ice and
propped among his pillows listened, with eager eyes
and witlered hand against his A faint color
glowed in either sunken cheek
The ceremony concluded: there d iow-tored
of congratuation from the small family group
assembled blessing IN the choking voice OF the grand
father.
The life of Washington Square was pursuing its even
course Gilbert placed his bride the otor-car and
seated himself at her side.
Where going? 4" asked Stella, IN lifeess
voice. &.
To Central Park West" Gilbert answered quietly
My apartments there have been prepared for you 1
shall step at the University Club until sail"
Until you sail2
"Yes am going to Japan You know have just
returned from Russia where they have been trying
wheedl- into selling them submarines credit
Japs"
Stella did not reply, and for several moments they
rode in silence
Since talk of Yesterday. said Gilbert the whole
situation has changed.
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thought OF the possibility of anything like this of
being called upon to marry before was given the
chance OF trying to win your love. When YOU con-
sented readily shocked-stunned. 1t meant SO
much to me, and you appeared it light
thing! l did not know what to think-and just now,
when you told that it all trick deception, it
seemed if my world flying pieces around
My idol was overturned. Don't you understand? If
me-"
Stella rose to her feet and faced him. Her face was
very pale all the light had gone out Of her eyes.
L very sorry for you," she said. {" l am very
sorry that have shattered the ideals with which you
had surrounded l gave promise and then got
bound myself to begin with-or if had should have
set my teeth-and-and gone ahead without whimper-
ing!" She laughed Historically
Gilbert stared in surprise and some dismay. Now
you unjust to yoursef!" he exclaimed. "You were
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apparently" replied Stella in a cold voice.
81 have done the best that l could said Gilbert
quickly. GAS absolutely unable to come to any
laid the whole matter before him..
"You did," cried Stella What did he say?"
"You will be disappointed" Gilbert said dryly.
"What did he say? Tell me, please"
"Wel-he laughed"
"Loaghed,"
Eyes Laughed SO heartily that was alarmed"
Stella sank back among the cushions Gilbert glanced
at her curiously
what did he say" asked Stella codly, when he had
finished laughing?"
"Do you really insist upon knowing?"
"Of course l do" Stella replied haughtity.
"Well then he said-now don't be angry, am CIV
ing his precise words You two have fallen in love
with each other more quickly than had ever dared
hope
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-14
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED


Sunday, February Is.
Stmr Brooklyn, Madsen. 70 honrs from su-
reka; 100000 feet lumber to III. Templeman
stmr North Fork, Nelson, Is hours from Eu-
reka: $50, 900 feet lumber to Charles Nelson com
pany.
Stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander. So hours from
San Diego. via Santa Barbara; passengers and
merchandise TO Pacific Coast steamship company
Stmr Santa Monica, Olsen. 50 hours from San
Pedro: ballast and 33 passengers TO j. II. Hanify
& Co.
Stmr Carmel, Hardwick. 40 hours from SaI
Pedro: ballast TO J. Homer Fritch.
Sfmr G.. C. Isndauer, sandman, 6T hours from
Grays Harbor; AIS, 900 feet lumber to Wilson
Brothers
Stmr Del Norte. Sanford, 81 hours from Cres
cent City: passengers and merchandise TO Hobbs
Wall Co
stmr Sea Foam, Hendricxson, Ia hours from
Mendoeino. via Point Arena II hours: passengers
and merchandise to ii. Templemnn.
Stmr Mann Smith. Olsen, Al hours from Coos
bay; 100000 feet lumber TO C. A. Smith lumber
company.
Stmr Brunswick. Hsmmar, IL hours from
Fort Bragg; 42S, 600 feet lumber TO Union lum.
Der company.
stmr Alcatraz. Winkel. 42 hours from Sar
Pedro: ballast 10 L. Z. White lumber company
Stmr klamath, Jahnsen, "a hours from San
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r.
UNABLE TO EXPLAIN
MacPHERSONS SUICIDE
Widow and Brother Can Give No
Reason for Deed

No reason could be ascribed yester-
day by either the widow or brother of
William ID. Macpherson. an employe of
the Him lumber company of Santa
Cruz, for the taking of his own life. by
drinking cyanide of potassium, at the
Winchester hotel Saturday night. So
far as they knew he had no especial
business worries. although it is ap-
parent by one of the notes which he
left, addressed to his brother. that he
had been unable to keep a promise TO
a man by the name of Fraser, probably
the husband of sister, Mrs. H. A.
Fraser of Novia Scotia.
Macpherson left Santa Cruz last
Wednesday, apparently in the best of
spirits, and was in a particularly good
mood when last seen by his brother,
Friday night.
Besides the widow. Musa Macpherson
of Santa Cruz, the dead man leaves a
brother, NJ. j. Macpherson, 1856 Capp
street. San Francisco. and a brother
and four sisters in Nova Scotia.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-14
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
-Speoiol Dispatch 10 The Call

PORTLAND. Feb. l3-The Elder arrived to
day with coo tons of cargo ana - passengers
Slack demand for coal has caused the steamer
Newport. operating between Portland. 10 be laid
r temporarily The vessel made two trips %
CoquilIe and then went 10 Eureka, where the
The American Hawaiian steamer Falcon ar
rived this morning from San Francisco aud work
of discharging cargo began at once
Fogs On the river delayed the steamer Re
mona cd route from Coos hay. and buried
rnort VIII Be made 10 enable il to leave on
schedule Wednesdsy-
ISeeciaI Disp0fch TO The Call
ASTORIA FEB IS.-Steamer Allisnce arrived
Gown FROM Portland rbls morning with freight
and passengers for Coos Bay and proceeded tc
0fi arr steamer Cstsnia arrived today from
san Francisco with cargo OF fuel oil and
proceeded az once 10 Portland
steamer santa Clara, with freight and pas
sengers for San Francisco and Port Los Angeles
on tank STEAMER " s Porter in ballast from
F,orfland arrived down the river this morning
sr,i rlr,,~ecdrd At once 10 California.
Schooner Virginia arrived down the river TO-DAY
Win cargo Of lumber for California and viii
10 fo sea a. first opportunity.
steamer Northland finished loading lumber al
Enapuion this morning and crossed out for Ssr
francisco at noon
0reer from Seattle. steamer Norwood. from
San Diego. steamer Robert r. Hind. from Pngel
-,und sfeamer Roanoke. from Portland Sailed
Ssn Francisco: steamer Argyll. for San Diego
steamer Norwood. for Grsys Hsrbor-
SEATTLE. Feb I3.-Arrived: Steamer Vic
+ori9 from Valdez: steamer Admiral Sampson,
.l sailsdIstesmer ed Governor; for sound ports;
f.errr,su steamer HermOnthiS for Tacoma
steamer Tmatilla fer san Francisco.
VICTORIA Feb I3.-Arrived: British shiI
scre T62 days from Glasgow, for Vancouver
sbin Sfsr II Scotland. from San Francisco, fo'
Ssiies-British steamer Glenafrie. for Port
land.
T.coNA Feh 1s-Arrived: steamer Cover
nor from San Francisco: steamer Bertha, from
Alaska.
OLYMPIA. Feb. I;..-sailed: steames Delhi
for San Francisco.
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ADDS TO RECORD
FOR SMART RUNS
Cannery Ship Makes Voyage
From San Francisco to
Victoria in Eight Days

He ship Star of
Scotland made the
remarkably { q S I
run OF eight DAYS
from this point to
Victoria. The yes =
sci left san Fran
cisco February :
and reached the
northern city yes =
terday. It will take
8 cargo OF coal al
Victoria and then
return TO : q T
Francisco.
The Scotland has
always been a fa 81
vessel and ha s
made many quick
runs, but on this
NoVa ze cant = r
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AUTO PURSUES AND
CAPTURES PICKPOCKET
Exciting Chase Through Streets
and Alleys

With the assistance of an automobile
Ernest Tarmagini. pickpocket. was
run down and captured after an excit-
ing chase last night at 1880 o'clock in
the streets and alleys in the vicinity of
Kearny and Pine streets. A Japanese,
who had been robbed of a purse con-
tanning sS gave the alarm and an ex-
cited crowd started after Tarmagini.
shouting stop thief. An automobile
Joined IN the hunt and helped in corner
ing the thief in an alley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-14
LOCAL FERRY TRAlss-Na Oakland Pier.


To Oakland. Berkeley. Bergman. East Oakland and
Fruitale -paly-Fro1n 800 a-En-. and every twenty
minutes until ZOO pm. inclusive; then 40. SO
600 940. 1920, 1l.00 and 1I40 pm. 1220 and
120 s.m-
To Sathsr and Mslress via Seventh sL-Dsly-Frora
eco an. and every twenty minutes untl zoo pm.
inclusive. then II 40 pm.
To stsnshgrss-Daly-6OO ZOO. 500. 900 an, 220,
AGO. 400 500 80 pm.
To Oakland First st. Fruityals Alameda, VIA Hsrssshss
-Daay-From 1000. go am. and every twenty
minutes unta SO an. inclusive; then 600, 20
1000. 1870 11O0 1120 an. m. 122 Loo. 90
200. 20. SOC, $40. "a 40 pm. and every twenty
minutes until pm. Inclusive; 40. $50. 900, go.
1920. 1100 and 11.40 pm, 20 and 10 am.
Additional train 70 Oakland First ST. 215 an.
70 West eerkeiey-Daly-Erom 600 an and every
twenty minutes until go am inclusive: then 900 m
and every hour Until 400 pm inclusive; then 40 pm
and every twenty minutes until 100 pm. Inclusive;
then 40 $50. 900 20. 100. 110O, 1I.40 pm. and
1230am-
To corbin-Daly-Fron 500 an. and every 20 minutes
until 10 am. then 600 1000 am. 300 m. 100
200. 800 400. 40. 40. 500 $50 5 10 and 500 pm
Union Transfsr Co. authorized TO check Bawxar.
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Memoranda

Per stmr Fiheld-Feb IS. about - miles west
Of DuxburY reef say a square Tigger
Schooner Inca. lying off Powell street, dragged
anchors and drifted close 70 Alcatraz
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NEWSBOY STRUCK AND
INJURED BY AUTOMOBILE
Lad Is Badly Lacerated and
Bruised

Alvin Cortez, 1912 Church street. a
newsboy, was struck by an automobile
at Valencia and Twenty streets
shortly after o'clock Sunday morning.
When temporary treatment was ad-
ministered at the Mission emergency
hospital 1t was discovered that the boy
had a badly lacerated ear, contusions
and abrasions of the face and hands,
contusions of the body and possibly in
ternal injuries.
Charles d. Miers. who was driving
the car. was placed under arrest by
Policeman Dieste1 and booked at the
Mission police station on a charge of
battery.
New York has followed the example
of Philadelphia and established a free
permanent exhibition of building ma
terialS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-14

SYNOPSIS
The storm off the Washington coast YESTERDAY
evening has moved rapidly eastward ana Is nov no"
central in western Montana. 1t has caused rain
OK snow the north Pacific states ana gehef-
ally cloudy weather elsewhere west oi -,anp ana
from 90 10 80 degrees In southern iaaho ano
Wyoming. The humidity at Red Bluff is IS pei
cent and at Fresno 90 per cent. Conditions are
unsettled in northern California and showers are
probable. with light southwest wind
Forecast for the 80 hours ending at midnight
February IA:
For San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy Mon
day: probably showers: light southwest wind.
For northern California Loudly Monday prop
ably showers: light southwest wind
For southern California-Cloudy Monday hgn'
southwest wind.
weather Report
WASHINGTON. Feb. ia general storm Fol
lowed BIZ a cold wave is the weather bureau
prediction for this week. The storm viii appear
over the Pacific states within the next two days.
cross the Rockies. plains states and central val
ley in the middle days Of the week ana rsaeh
the Atlantic seaboard by FIldag Inc eqld Wy. wv
day morning and reach the Atlantic seaooafa ~
Friday or Friday night.
The cold weather OF the latter part OF 5 tns
week probably will check tendencies toward
food conditions in part Of the lake region ana
the mountain district OF the east.
BY United wireless
February Is, 1910.
STEAMER QUEEN hence Feb y for San Diego
NFeb - . M 20 miles north OF Point
Sur: light northwest winds.
STEAMER wILHELMINA, hence Feb 10 for
Honelulu-Feb H. p. m. $50 miles from
San Francisco: light southeast winds; smooth
sea and Hne weather.
STEAMER ADMIRAL SAMPSON, hence Feb 16
for Seattle-Feb u. $50 p. m. on Grays
Hsrbor: fresh southerly winds and rainj due
at Seattle Feb Is. $3.50 a. N.
STEAMER ALAMEDA, hence Feb u for Homo
lulu-Feb IL p. m. 105 miles southwest
Of San Francisco lightsbip; light northeriy
winds; barometer 1920.
u STEAMERS GALVESTON, Iroquois and
Denver win arrive at San Francisco Feb IA
a. %.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-14
By United wireless
Army Transports

The Crook is in port.
The Thomas sailed January IS from Honolulu
for Manila.
The Warren is at Manila.
The Dix sailed December 10 from Seattle for
Manila.
The Logan is in port.
The Buford is in port
The Sheridan arrived at Honolulu February 13.
The Sherman is IN port
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-14
Weather Report

United States department of agriculture
Weather bureau-San Francisco, February IL.
RAINEAII1 DATA
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-14
&AUCTIONA A

Parties needing city or ranch borses and mares
will DO well TO attend cur weekly auction.
THU KSDAY. February II. II a. m at 205-3pS
Valencia St. have so head 70 Offer: also
wagons. buggies and harness OF all kinds. Out
side stock sold on commission Phone Park 27sS.
WM. CLOUGH. AuctioBeer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-14

Ten wears ago the Standard oil COM
many refined 90 per cent Of the oil
Produced: now lit refines only so per
cent.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-14
Compacnie Generate Transatlantique
DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs

sail,nrs every Thursday, instead OF SATURDAY.
Al 10 a. m. from pier AZ, North river, foot Of
Morton street
ond class to Havrc $50 and upward. GENERAT
AGENCY for UNITED STATES and CANADA.
is State street New York ]. +. FUGAZI,
San Francisco. Tickets sold by all railroad
ticket agents.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-14
T0YO KISEN KAISHA

ORIENTAI SIF1AWsHIF CUMFANf
s. s. Chiyo Maru. Tues, Feb. Is, 1910, D. m.
s. S. Tenyo Maru-.-. Tuesday, March Is, 1910
s. s. Nippon Maru. Tuesday, April 5, 1910
Steamers sail from company's piers, Nos. AZ,
a. near foot of Second St. at p. m. for Yoko-
mama and Hongkong. calling at Honolulu. Kobe
lHiogo), and Nagasaki and Shanghai and con-
meeting at Honrkong with steamers for Manila
India ETC. No cargo received on board on day
Of sailing Round trip tickets at reduced rates.
For freight and passage apply at office, 240
ya,ues Flood building w. Fl. AVERY,
Assistant General Manager
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-14
q. BIG AUCTION SALE

~ DIN AON IATKV Ok4AE
sixfy-seven head. Wednesday. Feb. 16 IL
a. N. These horses. mules and mares must ard
will be sold. No reserve. So If you want 10
buy don't miss this sale.
565 4th St. Oakland.
CALL WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-14
RAILWAY TRAVEL
VIA OAKLAND PIER
VIA COAST LINE

TRAINS LEAVE AND ARE DUE TO ARRIVE from JANUARY Iss
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-14

L. :. Branch photographic Office
4 branch Of the United States photographic
office. located in the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained in San Francisco for tine benefit Of
mariners, without regard 10 nationality and free
Of expense NaTigat0rs cordially invited to
visit the office. where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference, and the
latest Information can aiwars be obtained re-
gsrding lights. dangers to navigation and mat
tsrE Of interest 10 ocean commerce.
]. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. L s N In charge
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-14

o authorized 70 check BaEsAss
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Entered at the Postoffice
SOMETHING SMELLS.

Rotten the would be the
Omsby bank but officials we'll
terdays proceedings the attempt collection the
old Nye and Ormsby bank light the
fact that little credit placed the the
former officials and employees of the deunct institution
From the president down there a
truth
speaking with
Ter c. H. Phillips stated occasions that the
in the keeping of the Carson bank, when he be
fact that they had hypothecaed the National bank
tgatng the affairs deunct Frank Golden
dent volunteered before the inquisora body He
allowed
fer of the notes the Furthermore
he stated that Of his which would
Francisco
ed to Nye
promise and on the showed
faith that
Golden evidently forgot promise
yesterdays
without a veracity
Golden.
There is sci
people of Nye. That is the demand of Ormsby
county January
that
of the First National of Francisco What right
stuion had collect the interest owned by another
bank ignorance, but the result
keep the transaction quiet Nye
wise to the fact that proposition beat the of
a huge sum, had
bitter
ten.
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explain, 1.-THE heat action of the
current is brought out with high
amperage and low voltage 1t is
really the only way in which it
can be done. There is only SO
many kilowatts can travel over the
wire at time, and we have to use
it all"
What do you call that doflicker
that you fasten on to the thingum-
ajig?" his interrogation inquired.
"Fasten the which onto the
what?"
THAT jigger that you fasten on
to the whatyoucall'em at the rear
end" the inquirer anxiously per-
sisted.
oh hell; this conversation is
getting too blamed technical for
me-" and the chief thawer went
out Disguised because he couldn't
talk rag-time.
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NEVADA'S GOOD SHOWING.

unofficial that the
1909 will neghbohood $33
satisfaction those directly
n mining o
stokobbing proposiontha have the goods
deliver them demand
this statement has truth in that
of Colorado a gold is seriously
The official Centennial
are al
will have the the band
to
colectedthe millions
the operated
moderate which have acquired the
habit
a
should be stimulate investment in mining
confidence the of mid result in bet
times and better feeling all the
is evidently strict
o applied immigrants. The other day it
o a land
who this
to be be
business advertising
knew what he doing, but the girl didn't
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-01-05
MERCURY IS
FLIRTING With
ZERO MARK
THERMOMETER REGISTERS ONE
DEGREE ABOVE YESTER-
DAY MORNING.

B-r-r-r, did somebody say that it
was cold night before last, yester-
| day, last night and this morning?
For according to Weather Observer
j. c. Piercy yesterday was the cold
est day yet registered in this neck
of the desert.
The thermometer registered one
degree above zero yesterday morn
ing at both the. 8 and 8 O'Clock
+ readings and when the records
We're taken at ) o'clock last evening
the mercury was dropping from
the Z mark with good indications
that the nothing mark would be
reached before morning. This ex-
tremely cold weather is not APP
preciated by the residents of the
desert who prefer the suns rays in
July to the cold winds of January.
And naturally there has been some
dispute in great many house
holds of late relative as to who
sHoulu dlise III Tue MOI HlnSS anu
light the fires In most cases the
discussion has been one-sided and
usually ended with the lord and
master crawling from beneath the
warm covers and start to cook
breakfast, But at that it is all in
a lifetime, and when husband
refuses to crawl from between the
blankets during these cold mornings
it is sure sign that his love has
waned. AS it is several divorce
suits are expected to be filed short
ly on this account.
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BUT VERY few
CLAIMS JUMPED
At MANHATTAN
PROPERTY OWNERS HAD COM
Piled WITH ASSESSMENT
LAW.

There was but very little claim
jumping at Manhattan at New
Years owing to the fact that the
owners of property had nearly all
complied with the law in regard
to annual work. said the Hon. j.
B. Giffen, who arrived yesterday
from Manhattan. The ex-speaker
of the state assembly was quite OPP
timistic regarding the present con,
ditions and future outlook of the
northern camp and expressed him.
self as believing that the spring
would witness some extremely i'm
portants disclosures in the way Of
development of mining properties.
For the present nearly all of the
placer operators have had to sus-
pend on account of the cold wealth
er and snow. but during the -nforc-
ed idleness plans are being car
ried out by the leasers for the re-
sumption of work on larger
scale.
Mr.. Giffen stated that the min
ing showings were improving daily
and several leasers were sending
steady shipments to the mill. He
leaves this morning for San Fran
cisco where he will be absent about
fve weeks, having been summoned
on business.
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Wise GUY
COULDN'T TALK II
RAG time
HE HAD THE DOPE ALL RIGHT
BUT COULDN'T MAKE AN
EXPLANATION

The bunch were sitting in Chief
Malley's Office trying to absorb some
of the heat thrown out by the Of
fetal stove, with coal at about $40
ton, and they were discussing the
proposition of thawing out the
frozen water pipes of the city with
an electric heater. One of those
present seemed to be of those who
are to do the thawing
the chief thawer himself.
Anyway, he was asked as to the
process by which the desired end
was to he accomplished.
why. you see" he went on to
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PANTS.

A tramp rang a Doctors doorbel
and asked the pretty young woman
who opend the door if she would
be so kind as to ask the doctor
if he had pair of old trousers he
would kindly give away.
Il am the DOCTOR" said the smil-
ing lady.
And the tramp tainted. The
Mirror.
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Telephone your name and address
and have The Bonanza and s. F.
Bulletin delivere at your resi-
dence for s125 a month.
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MARRIAGE LISENSE
GRANTED YESTERD

marriage license was granite.
at the county clerks Office yester-
day to Roscoe C. Barrett and Mis-
Jennie NJ. Holmes. both of this
city.