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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-03
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
VISIT IN STOCKTON
Get Royal Reception From the
Merchants Association
Especial Dispatch to The Call

lDpcCIut LtSF'uICIi 10 4 TIC Nutt J
STOCKTON, May -Four hundred
knights of Pythias and their friends
spent this afternoon in Stockton. They
arrived at l o'clock on the steamer
Isleton, which had been decorated for
the occasion. The visitors brought a
band with them.
The Stockton merchants association
with 100 automobiles met the visitors
and they were taken about the city in
the machines
Free streetcar rides were also given
the visitors. The members of Charter
Oak lodge of knights of Pythias kept
open house and served light luncheon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-03
GUNBOAT PETREL IN
COMMISSION AGAIN
Warship Given Overhauling al
Mare Island Yard

VALLEJO May 2.-After complete
overhauling the gunboat Petrol was
placed in commission at Mare island
navy yard today. The Petrol will leave
soon for the Atlantic coast, where an
assignment to naval reserve duty will
be received. The Wheeling, now at
Bremerton station, will accompany the
gunboat
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-03
JAPAN AND KOREA

The undersigned would take charge
Have been employed by the Japanese
government teaching English for some
time. 1 can easily secure economies
that will save my charges. I will go
for $50 a month. Berkeley references:
Rev. Father McKinnon, pastor of the
Alcatraz Roman Catholic church.; Rev.
Earl M. Wilbur, Hillcrest road.
Address Col. G. w. Turner. 2642 Ban
croft way, Berkeley, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-03
DELEGATES ARRIVE FOR
FORESTERS' CONVENTION
Grand Court Begins Sessions at
Merced Today

MERGED, May 2.-Beginning -four
day session. the convention of the
grand court OF California, Foresters
of America, and grand circle, Com
panions of the Forest, will open here
tomorrow. The delegates have ar
rived and hundreds of visitors are com
ing An excursion to Yosemite national
park is one of the features of the en-
tertainment planned for the visitors.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-03
ORLAND'S CHILDREN
DOUBLE IN YEAR
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
ORLAND, May 2.-Orlands school
population has more than doubled in
IL months. Figures compiled by Cen
sus Marshal Tibessart show 385 pupils
of school age. of which 1874 are girls
and 191 boys. The census for 1909
showed 15S children of school age
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-03
CHURCH SOCIETIES
OPPOSE BIG FIGHT
Resolutions Forwarded to Gov
ernor by StanisIaus Union
SD Dispolch o The ColIl

MODESTO, May AT the meeting
Of the Stanislaus union of Christian
Endeavor societies held here last even
ing resolutions denouncing the prize
fighting game were adopted. The reso-
buttons also embodied an appeal to
Governor Gillett and the district attor-
nev Of Alameda county to stop the
JeTries johnson fight scheduled for the
fourth of July. Several hundred dele,
gates were present at the meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-03
TIES KNIFE TO
LEG; CUTS GOWNS
Women Have Dresses Ruined by
Fiend Who Operates in Sac
ramentO NickelOdeOnS
Especial Dispatch 10 The COlIl

SACRAMENTO. May "A dress
slasher has made his appearance in
Sacramento and the gowns of four diff
ferent women have been ruined as a
result of his operations. The man has
done most of the damage at the nick
elodeons. According to several OF the
women he undoubtedly has the knife
tied to his ankle or shoe.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-03
Stockton Marriage Licenses

STOCKTON, May Marriage licenses have
been issued follows:
Raymond o. Robinson. 49,. and Jennie L.
Hornsby, 19 both of Cornwall.
Thomas f. Craig, 40, OF Manteca, and Ger
trude G. Meyer 35 of Ripon.
Charles Stevenson, 81, and Alvina Meyer, IS.
Alexander Walter, e5. and Pauline HEB Is,
both of Lodi.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-03
DEAD MAN FOUND BY
CENSUS ENUMERATOR
Life Extinct for Several Days
When Body Is Discovered
/ Special Dispatch TO The Coll !

I OPcLIIL 4/tsFutCFt 70 4 TIC N-ULI ]
NEVADA CITY, May Census
Enumerator Mccormick of Omega, 25
miles north of here, found John P.
O'Farrell, an aged pioneer. dead in bed
this morning. Mccormick had gone to
O'FarrelPs house to ask him questions
about the census. O'Farrell had been
dead three or four days. He lived
alone in his cabin. He was over 80 and
came here from Ireland many years
ago.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-03
STATE SPENDS DURING
APRIL $500, ,722.7I
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

lSpccidi Dispatch TO The Call
SACRAMENTO, May 2-The ex-
penses of conducting the affairs of the
state during the month of April were
SS9b,l22.1l. This sum was paid out in
warrants by State Controller Nye.
From the general fund $45S,1S4.06 was
expended, while the other funds were
drawn on to the extent of $43S,536.65.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-03
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
OPPOSES VACCINATION
Action Taken at Meeting of
Sacramento Valley Physicians
ISpecial Dispatch to The Call

MARYSVILLE, May 2.-The Sacra-
mento Valley homeopathic medical as
ISOLATION, In session Saturday evening,
went on record as opposed to vaccina-
tion. Homeopathic physicians were
present from a dozen or more valley
towns and speeches were delivered on
subjects of special interest to the med
ical profession.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-03
PROVES TO COURT HE
PAID HIS ALIMONY
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
STOCKTON, May 2.-M j. Walsh ap-
peared in Judge c. w. Nortons court
today, and upon proving that he had
paid $500 alimony due his former wife,
Mary e. Walsh, the court dismissed
the contempt proceedings. Judge Nor
ton granted Mae C. Jensen an inter-
Iocutory decree of divorce from John
s. Jensen. Failure to provide was the
ground urged.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-03
FIRE MAKES OVEN TO
HOT FOR LOGGER LODGER
Makes Hurried Exit When
Woman Starts to Bake
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call ]

STIRLING CITY. May "A logger.
who refused to give his name, came
near losing his life today in a Dutch
oven near here. He had crawled into
the oven for shelter Mrs Stefano.
owner of the oven. started a fire to do
her baking. She was startled to find
the logger make a hurried exit as soon
as the oven began getting warm.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-03

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
published in this column free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-03
BIRTHS

HARRIS-In this city. April rs. 1910, to the
wife of Philip Harris formerly Tessye Vein
garten), son.
sUTHERLIN-In this city April 80 191o to
the wife of Robert NJ. Sutherlin. daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-03
EASTON ELECTRIC ROAD
FRANCHISE ENJOINED
Temporary Restraining Order
Issued by Judge Buck
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

REDWOOD CITY, May 2.-The plan
of Ansel M. Easton to procure an cleo
trio railroad franchise for the town of
Easton was blocked today by the fling
OF an injunction suit by Attorney w. P.
Hubbard, representing the citizens of
Easton. The application for the fran
chise was before the San Mateo county
supervisors today, but temporary re-
straining order issued by Judge George
n. Buck prevented any action being
taken. The order was made returnable
Thursday. Ross & Ross of Redwood
City represent Easton.
c. B. HEIKE MUST FACE TRIAL-Washing-
ton, May 2.-Charles r. Heike. former SEE
retary OF the American sugar company. will be
compelled to stand trial indictment
for conspiracy to defraud the government out
of sugar customs. The supreme court OF
the United states so decided today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-03
DELIBERATELY WALKS
TO DEATH IN RIVER
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

TJPCCIut
MODESTO, May 2.-William How
land. a farmland, was drowned in the
San Joaquin river near Grayson yes
terday. He deliberately walked into
the stream, sinking before aid could
reach him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-03
DEATHS

away. May 2, 1910, at the resi-
dence of his sister, 2s1s Clay street. John
C. Bell Jr. son of Elizabeth J. and the late
John C--Bell, aud brother of Mrs. j. j. Cook
and Mrs. G.. Fl. Wesson, native of San
Francisco. Cal.
The funeral viii take place tomorrow
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-03

NEW BANK oPENS-Petaluma May 2-The
Petaluma Swiss ss-American bank opened today
for business. The officers are: President
Thomas Maclsy; vice president, Charles Flap
PM; cashier. Z. r. Hegettl.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-03

HOHNE-In SausalitO, Cal, May l. 1910
Abram B., husband of Eliza j. Horne and
father of Carrie Belle, II. Frank and Mamie
d. Horne, native OF Washington. Pa, aged
81 years months and days. (Columbus, o..
papers please copy.)
Friends and aequaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today Tues
day. May 3, at IL M, from the residence
Central avenue Ssusalito Interment Mountain
View cemetery. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-03

SCHERR-in this city. Nav 2. 1910. Charles
T. Scherr. beloved brother Of Helen A.. Ferdi-
nand A. and Emil J. Z. Scherr. a natfxe OF
San Francisco, Cal, aged 80 years months
and 81 dayS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24
CHANGE SLIGHT,
Blu I FAVORABLE
TO THE PATIENT 4.
Senator Daniels Condi-
tion Continues toShoW
Very CIR adual I'm
prove1nent; Bulle-
tin from Bedside
EncO11raging
Encouraging.

[specialto The Times Dispatch.1
i DAYrONA, FLA, MARCH :3.-AT
$50 O'CLOCK THIS EVENING DIR. w.
C. CHOWNING ISSUED THE FOL-
LOWING BULLETIN ON THE CONDI-
TION or. SENATOR JOHN w. DANIEL:
"sEN.ATOR DANIELS CONDITION
THIS EVENING CONTINUES TO
SHOW BUT LITTLE CHANGE. SUCH
CHANGE AS THERE rs, HOWEVER,
Is FAVORABLE. HIS SPEECH BEING
sI,ATHEf, MORE DISTINCT AT TINES
TO-DAY THAN PREVIOUSLY. LIE
ALSO KEEPS HIS EYES OPEN MORE.
PULSE, TEMPERATURE AND NoUI,-
IsIIaIENT CONTINUE s.AT1sFAC-
TORY"
THIS CHANGE MEANS A VERY
SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT OVER HIS
OF YESTERDAY, BUr
OVER THAT OF
MoNDAr. SENATOR DANIEL NOW
LIES IN a STATE THAT IS DE-
sCRIBED AS BETWEEN A MARKED
COMA AND HEAVY sLUGGIsHNEss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24
ANOTHER 0TRUsT' INDICTED.
Three Associntlons Of Poultry Deal callers
Charged With Violating Law.

Three ce4AssocintlOns OF poultry DealeFs
Charged With Violating Law.
New York, March 23.-They indicted
another .trust'' in New York to day.;
not a nation embracing reorganization.
but the live poultry callers OF the city.
who are charged by the grand jury
with conspiracy In restraint of trade.
under the general business laws Of
the. state. Three local assoctations OF
poultry dealers are named, chief OF
which is the New York LIVE Poultry
Commission Merchants ProtectiveS As
ISOLATION. credited with the control OF
90 per cent of the live poultry trad g
of the create er city, Nearly ninety De-
PENDANTS are named In the three plan-
ket indictments, and allBwtll DO ar
raigned in the criminal branch: Of the
Supreme Court Tomorrow.
# The einvestigation is, the outgroWth
OF the general complaint against la
high prlco OF foodstuffs
Besides the e&indlctment&o OF the roul-
try dealers, the city has be gun IA ~
sade against short weights. ri ighteen
Inspectors. agreed with carefully adj
iusted sscales, are making the rounds
of Wholesale and retail stores and
'pedd lers' stanas.' s,5 .si
$ !, In holding q ped dler for trial to-day.
who was arrested for selling twelve
ounces OF grap pes 70 r q pound, the mag
'istrate said is "a 81, I'll
Giving OF short wei ghts and meas
3uras & Is the meanest and most con-
5temptible way to trick thnSpuhlic. es-
JpeGtally3 the spoorer peo p q. The M rae
Stiee Is all he more shameful and
loutrag geous w hen II Is constaerea thar
poor people are al mi . n the exclusive 'f
patroniSers 81 he pe i'd lers ,y HI en-
gage IN the trick 70 bbe ery II n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24
] GRAFT AT COL UMBUs!

House Decides to Insert Probe Into
Bribery Charges.
Columbus, Ohio March e3.-The
House of Representatives. to- day
adopted the Elson resolution 3provid-
Ing for a bi-partisa Investigation by
four members appointed by the Speak
ser OF charges. made bw Representative
e. B, Winters Of Erie county, and
Representative H. w. Pears. of Allen
county. that efforts had been made TO
3hr,ibe them In connection whit the
passage of5the Elson bill permitting
telephone companies to merge a joint
resolution providing for a probe BY a
committee representing both the House !si
and Senate was proposed, but 4 the Y.
House was afraid the Senate would
not adopt 1t, Then a separate liouss ls'.
invest igntion was decided upon.
representative Winters, VII Is DEM
iocratic1 floor leader, said he had been
the btll. Representative Pears said he
Was offered money. Tx n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24
|. PHYSICIANS KEPT OUT

sister OF Gen. Custer nles From Cans
Ger Under Care. Of SFultl, Henlers,
New York, March 223,--Mrs Alarga- 4
rat Custer Calhoun Maughan, fftN,
seven years old. wife of John II.
sMaugharn. q contractor 9 fSg his :, olts',
and sister OF Genera George "a. Custer,
III. s. al, who was killed at the battle
at Little Big Horn IN Isl IS. died Sats q
hotel here yesterday. of cancer, She
had been treated for some time ba
faith lsealers, and would mot allow
5physlcians to attend 'ltcr, NV
Mrs. sMaugham.sI flrst husband, Ltesl-
tenant James. Cal li,oun, lost his lie IN
the same battle In hich, Genera t.us- Y
ter3 died, as did a lis O. her t,w y brot hers,
.IlIeutenant Boston Custer and Captain
Thomas Custer, and A. lleph ew, I'll Quite
Reed. ]. The hody wtl L he sent for In
5ternent To- Ntonro 9. NJ ch. where her
parents are hpFted. . NJ a s. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24
BUSY S[ASON|S.ON
FOR JURY F|XERS.
Five Of Them Are Thrown From
City Hall in Pitts
burg.
!! .BRIBE '''' MONEY PtEN7IFOl
Nine More Grafters Confess
Their Sins and Receive
Immunity Bath.
.BRlBE MONEY PLHEN & NTlFuI

Pittsburg, Pa, March s3.-Nlne
more men. conscience-str over
taking money for. their votes. appeared
before Judge r. S. Frazer to-day and.
after tclling all they knew OF the
gcouncilmanlc graft conspiracy. had
sentences postponed.
Besides these nine, former presi-
dent Of the Common Council, William
Brand, one Of the ringleaders. accord I
ing to those who confessed, has also
made a statement which is in tho
hands OF The District Attorney. j. G.
Wasson. who is in the penitentiarS.
made his confession to the grand jury
to day. He wcpt like child during
his recital, while John ISlein,sthe arch
confessor, tried to soothe him.
E On the statements from Brand, Was
son and Klein, who We're the princl-
pals in the consp tracy, according to
their own; statements. itlssis said the
District Attorney is ready to proceed
against the bribe- -givers, and while no
names are given out, AVasson' s state-
ment Is said to implicate some proml-
;nent men. The opportunity, to- con-
fess voluntarily and receive POSTPONED
sentences, or ..immun!ty,' has passed
for those that have not come forward
Those that have been indicted will be
brought TO trial, and the first OF these
will start Monday.
ssJliry-Fixcrs fHusy.1
Already a crusade against jury fixing
has been started by the District Attor-
@ney To-day five men, were literally
yanked from tho courtroom BY county
detectives. 1t is said they We're busy
with bribery money for jurors in the
court house corridors. Each man was
put through a severe examination and
arrests are predicted of number OF
others known about the court house
to he jury tflNers.
No indictments We're handed dowr
by the grand jury to-day, although
it has sufficient evidence forStrue bills
against more than half "a hundred
They will come along, according y
2thc Assistant District Attorney. be
fore the end OF tho week. Now tha'
the &colnlcilmanic graft evidence i Il
about all In. the District Attorney
propose to take UP, the traffic In v1r,
In which Counrilmen have been lmpll
acated hy. tho onfessions,
Detectives have already furnished
evidence against proprietors of thir.
teen gambling houses and 216 resorts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24
ARMS OF ESTRADA
j, ebcl Genernl Confident He Can y

1EebeI ItHtrHI S7UHI1VeIt TIC TIC IOHIl 717'6 1aU'6'
sl5 Atlantic Coast. 4
New York, March go. "a Wireless
dispatch received here Tonight from,
Operator Baragar. who has been hand
ling press dispatches at Rluetelds,
Nicaragua. and Is now aboard the
steamer Antilles, says that General
Juan Estrada has recently received a
large supply OF ammunition, and has
declared that he can hold the Atlantic
coast against 10000 u Madriz troops,
should they attempt TO take Bluefloldss
and the coast towns E>i Il ~ II.
At the present time the despatch
says General Estrada has abaut a,00o
4troops, 1000 of Wholn are near "A AAcoy-
I ana, N n sl3.s iA III, 5 n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24
!. TUG GOES DOWN

5Founle rs in stiT Wind ana SIX Lives
ss{ S Are Lost M n M s
Vancouver, B, D, March z 23.--The tug
Arthur ID, from Tacoma to Vancouver,
.foundered last night III Frazer River
Lightslip. i, Six men We're drowned NJ 8
y a stif westerly wind prevail cd a In
tho gulf last night and off the San
Heads his sea.Mas g r4p..lng y g rhe
on the Y Frazer Ri liver ga w tn tug La
boring lleaNi ly, 3 "a nd WI He s he was
Watching she found dered and III Went
down. "a %s3s;s
,plast tnrls & arry Ing trad q betwa cen Puget
Sound and Bri tlsh Co dumb iaI portA ss3ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24
OFF FOR VACATION
rbysician. TELL Inn. lie Need. . tong

trhysiciansTel Lillis He Necds 8 Long
S ssS$B15 9 II cS s5 & $S Il
Kansas City. March ~ 5. 81 ere +. LII
lis president of the w est ern E,xchange
Bank, OF this city,, Wh o was g attaclked
5hy i ohm ri Cud q ahY three NJ elSs ago, In
sCud ahN' : house. Slef a. here tod ay. on an
indefinite vacation. but his, Sdest at!on
Ordered hy his 5phy clan take a
long est. lis ma .goa y broad before
iretnrnlng To Kansas Ci ty. He has not
resi- igned as presi dent OF the e{s bank. n
&3 IN friend or III. I'll II Ia waa asked II
the hank or aid not ex pect tn me at Nh,
fCudahy I'm the Soutll but II hls friend
denied this lyas p rpose OF N
2I,illis's I, I, 4 \, ! |,
yi NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24
REMEMBERS THE MAINE NJ
House Passes Blll Authorizing Raising

Washington. March 23.-The hulk of
the ill-fated battleshtp Maine. sunk in
the harbor of Havana. will be raised
so that the bodies of the sailors dead
and so that an examination may be
made to determine, ~ possible, the
manner in which the vessel was de-
stroyed, il the Senate approves "a bill
passed by the House to-day.
The remains OF the sailors that
might be recovered would he inferred
In Arlington Cemetery. on the Virginia
shore opposite Washington. The mast
of the Maine would be erected inEthat
cemetery near the graves of the Maine
dead ~. ". l.t...l " ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24
SHORTAGE is SIS 5000

Treasury Department Receives Report
on Closed Cambridge Dnnk.
+ Washington, March GA report re-
ceived at tho Treasury Department
from Examiner Samuel NJ. Ham de-
clares that the total shortage in the
llndsNofi3the City National Bank of
Cambridge, Mass. will reach about
sa50,OOO. The estimated shortage at
the time Of closing the bank because
of tho defalcation.lof the hookkeepcr,
George Nv. C'olman, was f$14l0O0, il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch.
Charlottesville. Va. March "a
Thomas Lafayette Rosser. postmaster
OF Charlottesville, and one OF the few
surviving major-senerals OF the Con-
federacy. is in extremis at his home,
Rugby near the University of vir-
ginIa. He was taken seriously i'll
Friday night. but rallied. To-day there
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24
DR.. COOK "D0WN AND OUT"

wife Write. That He II III and With
out Funds.
Bellingham. Wash. March 2s.-Dr.
William II. Axtell. personal friend
of Frederick a. Cook. to-day received
a letter from Mrs. Cook. dated valpa-
raiso. Chile. in which she says the ex-
plorer is broken in health. without
funds and unable to continue his fight
to establish his claim that he dis
covered the North Pole. DR.. Axtell
said to-day:
Mrs. Cook tells me In her letter
that Cook made considerable money
out of his trip when he first arrived
In New York, but that he s-ent II in
himself against bitter at
tacks from his enemies before the Co
spenhasen decision was made public.
eontumely. says Mrs. Cook. and TO go
before the board OF inquiry at copen-
There. Mrs. Cook followed him. met
Week s.sss ana asaas' Very iii. puA1 ~ - -
.she writes that 1t was her fault
that Cook did not appear publicly at
the time he was unfayorably reported
on. She says. she took him to Hol-
land. France. Italy, and then to Spain.
where they embarked for Buenos
.Ayras.
around Cape Horn 70 Chile. Cook is
ton 10 take up his fight for the honors
which he still says should have been
his
Dr. Axtell added that. according to
The letter. the explorer and his family
will arrive quietly in New York. and
will settle down for quiet life.
Mrs. Cook says" he continued, that
her husband has no funds with Whlch
to go to the Arctic regions after the
proofs required By the University OF
Copenhagen. and that II he had the
necessary cash he knows OF no one he
could trust 10 do the work for him.
Conndcnco In Peary.
Washington. D. C.. March ga let:
ter from the secretary OF the Royal
Geographical Society Of London. en-
pressing great interest In the attitude
Of Congress towards Commander Peary.
and stating that the writer was conf
dent that Mr.. Peary has reached the
North Pole, was MAIDS public to-das.
by Representative Allen. of Maine. one
Of the explorers supporters.
The letter. which was addressed 10
Admiral Chester by Secretary Kettle;
of the London society. and forwarded
to Representative Allen. follows:
I'VE are naturally Very interested IN
the report which you and your col
leagues issue with reference to the
Peary observations, Il am not SURPRISED
everybody has confidence in Peary,,s
honesty and competence, OF course. tt
is very difficult. as you know, to b e
sure OF your observations at such a
latitude with a low sun. but think
there can be no doubt that P'ary5 got
to the pole. or,Bas think you report
ed. a little beyond It, We are looking
forward to seeing Peary here some
time at the end sof April or the pc
ginning Of May
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24
MAJoR-GENERAL THOMAS RossER.

THOMAS ROSsER.
was decided change for the worse,
and tonight the generals physician.
+ Or. E. NJ. Magruder. held a consulta-
1tion with the leading physicians of the
university and city. After the con-
ference 1t was announced that kidney
and other complications had set IN and
that there was little hope for the
general -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-24

OF Prominent EaMlly sA
d illon, Is. c., March aaa s--I ohm Hen ~
Bethea. who i o,day ki He'd two me ioA 1
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-02-11
The Sale Of Grain Mills.

w. M. Warterfeld, the recent pur.
chaser OF the Hardy Grain Co. mills in
this city, sold last Saturday to Hornel
Grain Co., including H B. Horner, j.
d. Wrather, of this city, and r. c.
Whitnell, of Martin, the grain mills in
this city formerly operated by the'Hardy
Grain Company. The new company
have applied for a charter of incorpora-
ton, with capital stock of $25, 900.
The Office of the company is TO be in
the old opera house building, where Mr..
Horner and Mr.. Wrather have been To-
Gated for some time. The new COM
pany is made up OF men of experience
in the grain business, who have hereto
fore been successful, and the chances
are that they have before them very
fine prospect for building up one of the
largest enterprises in the city. They
have good property for milling and
grain and as citizens they are
men Of the highest character. We con-
graduate the new company and our cit
liens in the opening and resumption Of
this business.