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S. F. MARRIAGE LICENSES
The following marriage licenses were issuel

John ]. Gray, SO. 217s Fifteenth street.
and Mary Reid. SO. 2iT3 Fifteenth street.
John Gibson, "a, $50 Powell street, and
Louise Bishop, -. 1G4oA jackson street.
Harry J.. Furbush q, 929 Sacramento
street, and Laura c. Pariho, 81, 929 Sacra-
mento street
Firinin Barreri 25. 122s Sutter street. and
Mary Carey. 20. 1880 Sutter street.
Roy L. Ford, 90 400 Pine street, and Cora
NJ. Dale. 80. Strathmore apartments.
Jose Augusta, D. rs Jackson street, and
Maria Costa, 10, 20 Jackson street.
Arnold G. Wagner IS. Palo Alto, and Mar
garet L. Burch, 2s, Palo Alto.
John A. Stephen. %, 156 Third street and
Catherine NJ Maus 2S I26 Third street
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PORK. LARD AND OIL

on pork, lard, cooking oil and family beef are:
Golden Gate lard, tierces, l4c; do 5s. per case.
arrow compound. tierces, 1olsc; do SOS. SIS. Isl:
do los, s6.75: do IS. esq: do ss Sc /:
yellow arrow cooking OIL CSC; white arrow
cooking oil, 70c; primrose salad oil. s2c; extra
family beef, S24; family beef. S24; extra mess
beef, $24; extra prime pork. S25; extra pig
pork, 500. Califene-Tubs. II %c: half bbls,
tierces, lie; case, 81. Cottolene--Half bbls,
ll%c; tierce. 1i%c; tierces. 111ac; 5s.
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z ND ATTORNEYS

Nj. j. Rutherford AITgaNFH- TTl4aW'
1858 Bacon bldg. Oakland; phone Lakeside
2522
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pRrrp FRUITS AND NUTS

Prices quoted in San Francisco this morning:
Dried Fruifs-Prunes, bulk basis. crop OF
1918, 30-40s. INC; 40-5os, 6Ac; 50-6os. &c;
60-7os. &c. 10 SOS. 51ac; S0-1o0s; DC; 100-120s.
Shc; 120s and up. 2%c: apricots. 1913 crop,
+. o. b.. in so lb boxes. 11Q14i4c; evaporated
apples. s09c; peaches. 1913 crop, 5qsc; pears
1913 crop, 7411c.
Raisins-F. o. b. Fresno: 1912 crop: Loose
museatels, sac per lb for crown, 6Hc
for s crown. SIC for crown and 4lac for
crown; seeded, No. 10. 65sc for fancy and 61ac
for choice.
Do 1918 crop: Seeded fancy, No 16. TIC:
do bulk. 6sIc; choice. &c; do bulk. 6lsc;
crown. loose. &c; 3 crown. &c; crown. 31zc;
ungraded, 51ac, London layer, crown, 81 -;
4 crown. $1.65; 8 crown. $2.25 Q crown, 81 %.
Honey-New crop comb. I3@15c per 10 Tor
fancy, 106l2c for light amber and Sgloc Tor
other; extracted. water white, nominal; white,
71s 6SHc; light amber, 6@7e: amber. 5g6c-
Nuts-Peanuts. 7@7lSc per ID; pinennts. IL
@l2hc; Brazil. 1s@2oe: nlberss ls@ 1oc; G., Pc Pc
cans, 15Q 161ac; almonds, 16M21c and log 12e
fct hard shell; walnuts, opening prices 1913
crop, (. o. b.. carloads: Budded. 19c; No
soft she'll. l8c; No. 2 11hc. California chest
nuts. 4910c1s Italian do, 1hg9c.
Dates-New crop Golden. 6s39T1ac per ID
Fard, 10A 6lffc.
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OAKLAND LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in Oakland today:
Johannes Jensen, n, and Johanne X. Lar
sen, %, both OF San Francisco.
kiyoti Ito. 81, Los Angeles, and Tokino
Ota. 10. Alameda.
John W. Killalay. &c, and Beulah p. kieka-
shear. 10. both of Oakland.
David e. Graves. 80, ana Laure E. White.
20. both of Oakland.
Arthur A. Lee. 25, Vallejo and Ellen A.
Livingston, %, Berkeley.
Franklin J. Furtado Jr, 80 Berkeley, and
Mary S. Escobar. 80. Mission San Jose.
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POULTRY AND GAME

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran.
cisco wholesale market:
Poultry tper ib)--Callfornis fryers. 15@17c;
old ROSTERS 10d 12c; do young. 15fQ17c: hens.
l5G16c. eastern hens, 16QI9c; do young stock,
l5@17c.
California Hens (per doz)-Medium, $4.50G
8: 40 extra seas: old roosters, S4M5; young
roosters. s606.5 so; do full grown. seas; fryers.
s5G6; broilers. s3M4.5o; ducks; old. s4d3; DO Do
young. seas; pigeons, 81 70: do squads, s.. 30
as: eastern hens, s7@1l. according to size;
geese. per pair, $2qS.
Turkeys tper lb5--Live young. 19@2lc,
dressed young gobblers 25@27c hens. 22@25c.
came (per doz) rabbits S225@2.75 Bel
gian hares. $4Q6; wild, $1.50l2; geese. white,
s1W2: do gray. $4@5; brant. $2@3.
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LOCAL VEGETABLES

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Potatoes fper ctl)--Delta whites, S5c6fSf:
Salinas s1.S5l2; sweets, $1@I25; Oregon
Burbanks $1-2001.40.
Onions (per cfI) -Silyerskins. $I75@2: on
street. 25c higher.
vegetables 25G75c. per box; do
southern. per crate; 3o@sSc; okra. per box,
per lb: peas 36a6c per ID: green peppers, 25 q
6Oc per box; do southern. per ID. 2@3c; hot
chile, T5c per box; eggplant. 40c qSl per box
s125 per box: cabbage, $1.25@1.75 per ctl;
squash. summer, per box. T5c@s1: do cream.
5Gd75c; Hubbard. per sack. 706l75c: do mar
rowfat. 85m75c: sprouts. SAGE per ID: mush-
rooms per ID, 25050c; carrots. per sack. 500
zoe: celery, small crates. $141.25; garlic. per
H. 7@9c; cueumbers, per box, eocQ$l; lettuce,
per crate, 65c4$l.
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HAY. FEEn AND MEAL

Wholesale prices on carload lots Of hay on
foday's market: Fancy wheat hay, light bales.
s1962f No. / wheat or wheat and oat, $17G
is; No. 2 wheat or wheat and oat, $14016.50;
choice tame cat, $17@1S: ether tame oat $f4
mI6.5o; barley, $12@i5: alfalfa, $10013. so;
stock hay, S1001I1.50; straw. 50GT5c.
Feed (per ton)-Bran, $23. 50@24 for white,
S24m25: rolled barley. S2S@29; cornmeaI.
SAP 5Oa43. 80; cracked corn. s42. .50@43. so; al
falfa meal, car lots. s17.50; do small lots.
$3.50.
Meal (per ton)--oilcake. 20 ton lots. s33: 10
tons S33 so: 8 tons, $34 leas than 8 tons,
<34. so: cocoanut carload lots, $40; do, 10 tons.
500; do 6 tons. so so; do small lots, $50.
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HAMS AND BACON

San Francisco quotations this morning on
hams and bacon are: Primrose hams. 1912,
22c; do 12-14, 22c; do 1915, pc; primrose.
bacon. 4-6, SOC; eastern star hams. 1912.
do 14-16, 211 1ac; eastern star bacon, 40 28c:
do 6S. csc; do $40, 27c; do 1o12. 26c: mon-
picnic hams, 141kc; arrow bacon, s-i0, 265ac;
do 1912, 251zc; medium bacon, 201ac; 1t. ID.
s.. S-l0, 23c: do 1912. 22c, light medium.
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DETECTIVES FORTUNE
TOLD; SEER FINED 500

ST. LOUIS, Nov; 2O-John BEN
ninghoff. claivoyant, 410 North Elev-
enth street, who did not know the
identity of visitor whose fortune"
he told, was fined 500 by Judge Karl
Kimmel. Bennington announced he
could not pay the fine.
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LOCAL PRODUCE
REoEIprs INTERIOR PRODUCE. NOV. !.
BUTTER cHrrsr AND EGGS

Quotations on tie san Francisco Wholesais
Dairy Produce exchange:
Butfer-Per pound: M
Grades Noy.f7 Nov IS Nov. 10 Nov ~ ~ '
Fresh extras ...... 32l4c 3sc SAC % sac a.se
Eggs-Per dozen: 90
Grades Nov. II Nov. Is NOV ~ n.y. ~.
Fresh extras ...... 6ohc 5sc 5ac ssc ssc
Cal. storage extras S5c 35c 35c 5oc
Cheese-Caifornia fancy flats, 1ec pouhsa ,
arsts. lie; fancy Young Americas, lt1ae' ao
frsts, 15c.
Retailers charge &c pound on each square
OF butter ard &c dozen eggs over tness
quotations.
Receipts today: Butter &C, 500 pounds. eggs
3s,62S dozen. cheese IL 600 pounds.
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INCOME TAX INSTRUCTION

Concerning the withholding of nor
NAL income tax at source on interest
due depositors the following addi-
tional instructions have been received
companies from the treasury depart
ment-
You are advised that banks, bankers. trust
companies and other banking institutions re-
ceiving deposits Of money are not required to
withhold at the source the normal income
tax OF / per cent on the interest paid or ac-
crued or accruing to depositors. whether on
open accounts or on certificates OF deposit.
The government will require that such in
terest be included in the personal return Of
the person entitled TO receive 1t.
1t has been called to the attention OF this
office that certain banks are refusing to pay
coupons for interest on bonds Of states, coun-
ties. cities or other political subdivisions.
when such coupons are not accompanied by
certificates OF ownership, without deducting
the normal income tax q ! per cent, which
department require shall be deducted at the
source. In paying the interest on bonds Of cor
lions and Insurance companies
CALIFORNIA-IDAH COMPANY
Announcement is made that COM
mittee has been formed. consisting of
% staes Of Iiege. w. K. Whigham : Of Of
London, W. C. Audenreid Jr. of Phila-
delphia and II. l. Burrage OF Boston
with power to add to their number)
to protect the interests of holders of
the california-Idaho company's first
mortgage 8 per cent gold bonds guar
anteed by the American Water Works
and Guarantee company. L. c.
Krauthoff and Winslow s. Pierce are
counsel and the Equitable Trust COM
the committee.
PACIFIC COAST COMPANY
The Pacific Coast company reports
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FORECAST TILL e M. PACIFIC rIMI

EORECAS1 ILL o 4. m.t HAClEIC TIME,
FRIDAY
For San Francisco. Oakland and vicinity
Cloudy tonight: Friday fair; light west wind
For California, north of the Tehachapi-
Cloudy tonight. with rain the extreme north
coast Friday fair; light west wind.
For California. south OF the Tehachapi-
Cloudy tonight; Friday fair: light west wind.
For Nevada-cioudy tonight and Friday;
probably rain.
For Sacramento valley-Cloudy tonight; Fri
day fair; light south wind.
For Santa Clara valey-C1oudy tonight:
Friday fair; light northwest wind.
For San Joaquin valley-Cloudy tonight: Fri
day fair; light northwest wind.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
Cloudy and unsettled weather is reporfed
from the Pacific coast and Rocky mountain
region and light but general rain has fallen
over the Pacific coast. East of the Rocky
mountains the weather Is generally fair ex-
cent light rain has fallen from Pennsylvapia
northeastward over New England. The storm
OF Vancouver island yesterday morning has
moved eastward through British Columbia and
Is now central over Saskatchewan There
have been no important changes In tempera-
tnre Warm weather prevails over the piains
[ sfafes Mississippi valley and eastward 10 the
Atlantic Conditions are improving In fhis
district and cloudy weather is probable to-
night in California. with rain on the extreme
north coast and fair weather Friday Show
ers are probable in Nevada.
G. II. WILSON Local Forecaster.
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FLOUR AND GRAIN

Quotations in San francisco this morning:
Flour (per bb1)--Net cash: California family
extras S5fOm6; bakers extras. $4.6565 20:
supertine, s3.00d4l0; Dakotas. 50. .4067 40.
Kansas. $6d6.25.
Wheat fner ctl)-Ca1ifornia club 81 .46L "a
4TL. northern wheat. biuestem, ST Goa L 65 |;
Turkey red s155G1.60. red Russian, Sl.46L
'47h; ciub, S1.46x @1.47; forty fold. $3.50
barley (per cti)--Good to choice feed. 81 80
1.32I5; lower grades. $1.25@L271a; shipping
and brewing, s1-35G1-40
Oats fper ctl)--Whte feed. $l.4261 47E I;
red seed al 60Ql2; black, $2.2503
Corn (per ctn--Yellow. bulk, $3.50; do
white, Sf.S1: Egg ptian white. $1,000 !. .65;
Kaffr 81 coal Co.
Rve finer ctfl-$1. .5001 60.
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PROVISION PRODUCTS

wholesale price list on provision products
Iper lb)--Esstern M. & L. brand. gle; Cali
fornia Fl. n. brand, 20c; picnics. 12Ac; ba-
$40 22c Pure lard-Tierce basis, 13c; short
ening, tierce, 1015c; compound, H. II. brand
tierce basis. 10c; salad oil. zee; white cook
ing oil. Toe.
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MARRIAGES

woHLKEN-RIvERs-I this city, November
Is, 1913. by Rev. Harold Sake Tuttle, pastor
Of Bethany Congregational church, Fred
Wohlken and Madeline Adele Rivers.
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| L0CAL SECURITIES
IN MORE DEMAND
Business Improves on Local
Exchange and Prices Re-
main Firm

The better feeling of yesterday on
the. San Francisco Stock and Bond
exchange was maintained this morn
ing, when more business was trans
acted than for many sessions. Bond
sales totaled par value of $4,000.
while 125 shares of stocks were
traded. Prices held firm. leaders in
activity being Pacific Telephone and
Water As at $90.50 and United Rail-
roads Is at $3.50, the last showing
q fractional gain toward the close.
Associated Oil stock also advanced
exception. unlisted securities were In
active.
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BINDS LIFE IN PRISON

MARYSvILLE, Nov. 20.-Nels Nell
son. a prisoner in the Yuba county
Jail, committed suicide in his cell last
Monday.
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FRESH FISH

Fresh Fish fcleaned and iced, I. o. b. prices.
per lb)--Halibut, lie; carp, Sc; catfish, l2@
cuda. 1Oc soles. &c; sand dabs, &c; sea bass,
12Hc: tomcod, 1Oc; shad, &c. smelt. lie:
white bait. Sc; salmon. 10011c; striped
So per doz.
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Shipping Intelligence
DUE AT THIS PORT
SALES NOVEMBER 20
- - Morning Session
$2,V0 s 4 North Pacific 5s..... .100.75
MORNING QUOTATIONS

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 20
From Tocopilla. stmr Harport.
From Portland, stmr Bear
From Port San Luis, stmr Eureka.
From Ventura. stmr Coos Bay.
From Los Angeles, stmr Beaver.
From San Diego and Los Angeles sfmr Yn.
cafan
From Eureka. stmr North Fork.
From Columbia river. stmr Luz Blanca
From Los Angeles, stmr Willapa.
From San Pedro. stmr Azumasan Maru.
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WILL TAKE UNION OIL

From New York comes the report
tnat the Weir syndicate of English
capitalists formed to take over the
General Petroleum company OF Cali
fornia intends also to exercise the lat
ters option on control of the Union
Oli company. No confederation OF
this has yet been received at the
ces in this city. Captain John Barne-
son, vice president of the former
company, is still in New York await
ing the arrival of e. j. de Saba Jr.,
president of the company, from Lon
In this connection it is interesting
to note. that the total gross sales OF
the Union Oil company for the nine
months ended September 80, 1913.
were $l5,1S0,4S6, an increase OF s2,-
olS, S,oS0 over the same period in 1912,
and $4,547,653 over 1911. September
sales showed an increase of $2S9.269
eyer eyer > the same month last year and
$449.S52 over September, 1911.s Col
lections for the nine months period
were S14,00S,222, compared with gross
sales of s15,13o.4s6.
The railroad commission today is
sued Its orders approving the deed OF
trust under which the Tulare County
Power company issues its notes in the
sum of $250,o00.
PACIFIC LIGHT AND POWER
Louis Sloss & CO. announce that one
of the transmission lines of the Pa
cific Light and Power company from
Big creek has been completed, and
that Big creek power house No. re-
ceived its preliminary test on Satur-
day. In this test 1t i5 reported that
10000 to $4,000 kilowatts were carried
without interruption at 135, 900 volts,
and that everything worked perfectly
1t is expected that one unit in power
house No. will be put in operation
about November 28.
The following is statement of the
Pacific Light and Power corporation
earnings as officially reported, exclud-
ing the interest on $2,3s2,00 6 per
cent bonds, which is paid by the South
ern California Gas company.
NINE MONTHS ENDED SEPTEMBER 80
1918 1912
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WEATHER REPORT

SAN FRANCISCO, THURSDAY. nov. 20.
SPECIAL CALIFORNIA REPORTS
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER q

rhfUA1, NUNEMBER II
From Hankow. stmr Hazel Dollar.
From Shanghai, stmr Buffalo.
From Honolulu, stmr Sierra.
From Puget sound ports. stmr Umatilla
From Eureka, stmr F. A. Kjlburp.
From Los Angeles, stmr Yale.
From San Diego, stmr Governor.
From Callao. stmr Ashtabula.
From Grays Harbor, stmr Coronado.
From Grays Harbor. stmr Norwood
From Portland, stmr Norfhland
From Portland. stmr Klamath
From Los Angeles. stmr Chehaiis
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SUN, MOON and TIDE

sun rises ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
Sun sets Observation-Disclosures. SO
Last quarter ...................N November 20
New moon .---........-......-...N November "a
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80 numbers 301 to 400. inclusive, on the
First Capital Of $1O.00o-s10 each.
80 numbers. 1S40l 10 1880. inclusive, on the
Second Capital Of s.. .0O0-S10 each.
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11s. .6oo-rotal shares sold.
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Local Oil Quotations
SALES NOVEMBER 20

200 Monte Cristo .:.
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DRESSMAKING

NcDOwELLS Dressmaking and Millinery
School-Evening classes; patterns cut to or
der. l2i Geary st. near Grant ay.: tel
Douglas 475I.
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WANTED-Party, one or more, TO take part
in lease Of gold placer mine: immediate
turns and viii bear investigation Address
room SIS. Goodfriend hotel, San Francisco.
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LEGAL AND OFFICIAL
Classified Directory
forReady Reference

ACCOUNTANTS-Certihed Pub.
JOHN R. RUCKSTELL, c. P. A.. Sd door Claus
Spreekels tCalD bldg: phone kearny 415l
Evening journal., 1913-03-25
.BALK AWARD
OF ROAD CONTRACT

At the meeting OF the Levy Court
today Mir Fouracre presented a reso-
luton awarding the contract for
building the road from Odessa to-
wards 81. Georges. Before action
could be taken, however, Mr.. Scott
ard Mr. Burris said so far as they
were concerned the Committee OF the
whole had not considered the bids
The resolution was then referred TO
tho committee.
William f. Kurtz appealed before
the court form the assessment on the
Garrick Theatre which had been rails
ed from $4,000 to S115.000
When the pay roll was called Mr..
Gooding presented the motion that It
be paid, but Mr. Smith objected to
pay for the extra clerks in the Of
fees The pay roll was passed.
The clerk OF the court was in
strucied to notify all public servite
CORPORATIONS in the county To appear
with a list Of their polls and wires
that they may be compared With the
hooks Of the county.
County Treasurer Charles IT, Lip
pincott reported the following bal
anccs.
Evening journal., 1913-03-25
CHANGERS GET FUN
FROM SPELLING Bee

Diamond State Grange OF Stanton
in session last evening decided to in
vite o. II. Benson. Of the United States
Agricultural Department to lecture
before the Grange next month Mr..
Benson spoke in this city last Janu-
airy when the Peninsula Horticultu-
raj Society held its convention and
as the members Of the grange are
interested in forming the proposed
boy and girl clubs he will be asked
to speak on the subject At last
nights meeting the members engag-
ed I'm an old fashioned spelling bee
with Don w. Mitchell as teacher The
captains were Mr.. and Mrs b. A.
Groves The winners Of the first
three prizes we're: First. Mrs p. A.
Groves; second, Mrs c. p Dickey,
and third, Mrs. Martha A. Cranston.
Evening journal., 1913-03-25
EASTER COTILLON
A SOCIETY FUNCTION

Thoroughly delightful throughout,
interpreted with graceful. attrac-
tive figures and with general merri-
ment reigning. the Easter cotillon,
given last evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Collins Biddle. ar their home,
Jackson and Park Place. was one Of
the leading social events of the week
With drawing room. reception and
music room all thrown into one. max
ing a spacious room for the dance;
with banks Of graceful palms and
ferns. and palest pink carnations
oommingllng with maiden hair fern
tastefully arranged I'm the grill work
OF the rooms. the beautiful pink and
green floral bower made a pictures
quely effective background for those
participating In the merry whirl, and
the scene presented was in every re-
spect a lovely one. A Philadelphia
orchestra furnished the music and
Ell HoXter was the caterer.
The cotillon was led by Osborne
Tatman Biddle and Miss Inez Gilbert
Many attractive and brilliant figures
were introduced, the May Pole" fig
ure. being one OF unusual beauty.
Those present included Miss Inez
Gilbert, Miss Margary Tatnall Miss
Harriet kirkus, Miss Connie Mendin-
hall, Miss Margaret Davis, Miss Au-
gusta Dure, Miss Marian Postles. Miss
Mildred Satterthwaite, Miss Mary Os-
borne Purdy. Miss Mary Barr John.
son, Miss Elizabeth Reese. Miss Gene
We've Sharpland. of California. Miss
Isabelle Richards Of Holton, Mass,
Miss Edith Digit, of Duluth. James
o.
phen Curtis, ]. Rankin Davis. Wal
lace Kennard, John Riggs. Jr Frank
Bethchel, Jr, Kirk Smith, Rudolph
Stewart. Frederick Stack. OF Michigan
and Oliver Huston, Of Portland Me
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POLICE KEEP
CURIOUS FROM
OLD CEMETERY

To allow the men engaged I'm dis
interring the remains from the old
Baptist cemetery. at Tenth and French
streets, to work unmolested, Allison
Rittenhouse, who 10 doing the work,
appealed TO the police yesterday for
protection. The graveyard was filled
with school children
This morning an officer was sta
toned at the cemetery and ell tres
passers hereafter will be arrested.
To add TO the crowd Of morbid curio-
sity seekers yesterday. a rumor gain
ed foundation that a pot OF gold had
been found, but this was untrue No
rings have been found, not anything
OF value except a back comb
One Of the two large monuments
in the churchyard marks the grave
OF the Rev. Abraham h Veasy. a
negro, who was born in White Clay
Creek hundred IN 1917, and was buried
in The cemetery in 1871. Few months
after he had erected his own monu-
ment. He has a daughter in Whining
ton who was AT the cemetery yester-
day to inquire what was going to be
done with the remains OF her father.
She said that she was TOO poor to
have them taken up and buried else
where, but seemed satisfied when told
that the remains would be taken ND
and buried at Bethel Baptist burial
ground, near Hare's Corenr. and that
the large monument would also be
taken there to mark the spot OF in
terment.
She said that her father had
preached In First Baptist Church and
that when he died bis body rested in
the church before Il WAS buried In the
graveyard She says that he was a
Mason and and Odd Fellow. and also
belonged to some other orders.
A negro woman appeared at the
cemetery yesterday and pointed out a
sunken grave adjoining the Veasy
grave and said that Il contained the
remains Of her husband. James A.
Watson, who died in 1884 She was
accompanied by her daughter and
they made arrangements to have their
remains taken up and put in a box,
so that the family could have them re-
moved to another cemetery.
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- -..
CHILD DKUWNS
In SLIJICE BOX

John ID. Smith. the hveYear-old
son Of Mr. and Mrs. James X. Smith,
Jr. OF No. PIP North Second street,
New Castle. was drowned within a
block OF his home at noon today,
while fishing in the dyke on the out
skirts OF the town. The little fell
low was in the company q several
other lads OF his age. re lost his
balance in the excitement OF fish
ing and fell into a sluice box which
contained probably three to four feet
OF water.
The little fellows companions were
badly frightened and ran 10 the Smith
home Mrs. Smith was alone with
her younger child at the time. and
she ran to the dyke and made several
attempts to get her son out OF th'
water. but failed and sobhing an,
hrokcn-hearted she ran 10 a neigh
boris house, whore there vas maj
az homo The boy was taken from
the water and Or. David Stewart wat
summoned He worked over the
child for a long time. but life hac
departed from the little body.
The parents Of the child are grief.
stricken over the affair, and Mrs
Smith is inconsolsble.