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SA2T 3TKA3irOISXCaOU2SriCaLF mXBBDAT 0X001 It alrVll i XT ylIZifIV THOMAS WILtOW I J1 1 VB mjfh i tiiF 1 4 I I I III I I I HI I 0 I HI III l0 4L temoerariiy during pring of tMe year aeted a clerk Jwt WIWm Law loKs eottrt wufwH gritty of coirtew yeeterday by JueVg Lawfer Jwe Lawlor sent twleo dirlflfl thdy for WIN en to find a minute which wa mining Wilson did not respond until 4 oclock in the afternoon At 6 oclock ht returned to the courtroom In a ml tniextoatad condition saying that tha Judge had navar handed htm the papers or they would be In the book After some discussion as to whether the papers had bun given Wilton by the Judge the tatter denounced sorn of the Velerks employed by the County Clerk which had worked for htm as Incompetent and there had been drunken loaf ors In HU court Wilson asked whethel Judas Lawlor meant htm anVthe Judge eaid that If the cap fitted he eould wear It 8hortly after Wilson mads use of an obscene term and was thsn committed to the County Jail iMmillllHIIHtlllllb fti uuuuuul TH efhaaaaaj Onm gXgW J4uuuus guuuuffiRM A lii auuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu muaamuuV BUVr aeaaBaaaBBBaaa3 jsnuuuuusnuB I WWW5m3Sw9mBh uuuuuuuuul I lytJfmiymlmBIFv ununnnnV Vv I ta a a iar touts Am Snuuuuueaw A QttW aufN ufJgili nuuuemows i li mZtfmE auuHawsmu slUDaf vlJVV auuuKfnunr PSpiSIIBamiBlil auuuuuuuuuuuuf 0 sy mwlLfik ttiffKBKBL JBnnnnnnnnnnnnnef In aamsfeBBBH9eiiiSfl0 sPSiHiVakZjeJeBJ vr vfflsiVXsnHblK 7 Jls9aKHWKBx9BfaV JBa9kHsaHBEIL i MAY GO INTO CIVIL COURTS ReTi Wbl Bollard Savs He Will Bring Law on Bishop iorelaHd IF CHURCH DOES NOT ACT WILL GET INJUNCTION fi MiieiifO efth Declares KrKobm for a New Mission in Vallejo and That He Will Oust the Existiug One in Time 1 1 i i 1 1 Judge WilliainP Lawlor Punishes tm Impertinence of Wilson Br HE CULMInXtION ot an ex TW I cbaare of worts In court bet I tween Jult TVllUam Lawlor 1 of the Superior Court and Thorn i Wilson deputy county clerk late 1 yesterflay afternoon was the aOivAgtag of Wilson suUty of contempt or court and on an order immediately Issued be was sent to the County JalL Wilson has chars of the naturalization and Infinity papers in the County Clerics office at the City Hall and had been sent for to find some papers given into till care while he was breaklnc in Harry Hirbee Judre Lawlor present clerk several months ago He was Intoxicated or partially so according to witnesses in the courtroom at the time lit retorted in cot the most courteous faihlon WTigtribrfoTJ Wilson used vile term in connec tion with what he termed the fair of Judge Lawlor in commenting on the inifflclency of clerks in the employ of the County Clerk and of Wion in particular Attorney Charles NagJe acting for Wilson at once attempted to get the latter out of custody en a bond which was declined by the Court on the ground thet Wilson was Intoxicated and that the Jell was the proper Attorney Kagle busied himself in get lfc ig a writ a habeas corpus that his client mlghtnot have to spend the night in JaiL in jooiung over nis cierKs minute book during the mornlnr Judge Lawlor found that a minute which should have been pasted In under the date of March X7tb of this year was missing As Wilson was acting clerk at that time be bad the latter telephoned for to find the missing papers for which there bad been a space of live blank pages left in the book The minute referred to was a Sheriffs return of a venire of 100 Jurors for the term of court which the Judge wished to inspect It was the more necessary that the papers containing the names be found yesterday as Judge Lawlor is due at San Bafael to day to try cases and wished to finish up the work of drawing extra juror yesterday before going over to the work awaiting him in Marin county Thomas Donuvwho is in charge of the criminal department of the County Clerks office was instructed by the Judge to send by telephone for Wilson at 930 In the morning Wilson sent a reply back that he had six insanity cases in court and could not come He said that whatever minutes had been In his care had been placed In the book In their place At 2 oclock he was again telephoned for at the peremptory order of the Court Doran telling Wilson that the Judge had to leave town to morrow Wilson then said that he would come down later in the afternoon or this morning About 4 oolock Wilson came into the court finding contrary to his expectations that it was still in eecslon Judge Lawlor told him to look for the Mpers and Wlleon said he would ex presslne the opinion that they were in one of the desks ATter this wmon went out ostensibly to search for the papers but did not return to report until about 6 oclock Wilson eaid afterward that he had waited until court adjourned before returning and thatth Jurors in a case before the Court had gone out and had been locked up when the trouble occurred Judge Lawlor said that court was still in session although the Jurors had gone out Wilson showed the minute book to th udge eaylng that there were five blank pages where the minutes should have been pages They were nevergiven me or they would be In this book said Wilson The book ehow that I never re eelved the order -According to Wilson who discussed the trouble In his cell last evening the following conversation then took place Ton raearr to dispute my word replied the Judge do 1 say I gave them to you Ton didnt I have had very incompetent clerks and drunken loafers around here TJO you mean that you have fcny Incompetent clerks now 1 am not talking to you want to talk to the bead of the office Do you mean that any of your clerks have been Incompetent or drunkr It goes as you see fit Do you mean iner If the cap fits you may wear It Here accordlnc to the court stenog rapner and witnesses Wilson delivered himself of an unprintable clause followed by if you havent a lot of galL WUsoa sey he to not Just sure The PJetwe inthe TJpper Corner Is That of Judge Lawlor that In Jhe Lower Corner Is Thomas Wilson Deputy County Clerk i i i in i ii i mi iiniiiiiiimini in i HASLSEML FORMS LIFE 1 1 1 1 1 i iiiO KJ of OHN WELCH a laborer working In a tnnch for one the local res comsanles at the intenection of VtnXess avenue and California street yesterday morning bad a narrow escape from decapitation The trench was close to the CaliforniaCalifornia street cable llm and Welch happened to raise his head up at the time that a car was passlnr The footboard struck him and he went down and out in short order When picked up he was unconscious but revived while being taken to the Central Emirrency Hospital There It was found that he had escaped with a severe laceration of the scalp and contusions of the forehead After his Injuries had been treated he ares able to go unassisted to his home at Harriet street Oi iQ GUT OFf CAUSES A LARGE DEFICIT The Southern Paciflo Buns Behind Ten Millions in a Period of Ten Months 4 iK Jose what he said but whateverlt was he minimises It considerably What Is that sharply asked the Judge Then turning ito his stenographer he asked What did he sayr said that youve got a lot of gall thats what I said replied Wilson before the stenographer had a chance to respond The stenographer then repeated aloud what Wilson had said and the Judge immediately summoned Deputy Sheriff Joe Mann telling him to take Wilson into custody as he was adjudged guilty of contempt of court while the court was in session Attorney Kagle advanced the argument that the court had not been in session in trying to release Wilson He offered a bond which was refused He then set about getting a writ of habeas corpus Wilson will be summoned before the Court this morning to answer to the charge The penalty under the law is a fine of 4500 or five days In Jail or both It Is also possible to prosecute him in the Police Court for a misaemeanor au punishment defending on the leniency of the Court DISMISSESfHECASE Avreement Made by Mrs Batterfleld Kot Fraudulent The charge of obtaining money hy falei pretenses preferred by Mr Caroilna Keane againet Fred Homer a mining en gineeiv ana Mrs juarr sutterneld was dlsmteseft by PoXce Judge Conlan yesterday the contract which the complainant had signed beartnc no evience of fraud The plaintiff was tiie nwt witness called She testified that she sold her lodaing bouse In Palo Alto and came here to pur chase another 6ne met Mrs Butterneld whom she had known for ten years and wastntroducedby her to Homer The man told her of a mine tn Arlsona In which hi was interested with MruButterfletdacd eaid that they needed 1360 in order that he mtattb go there Inspect the property obtain an afeetnet oCtltle and go through other formalities after which there was a large company in the East ready to purchase it Mrs Keens eaid she let them have 980 being saade a one third partner In the proposition but tat she learned aftir ninety dart bad elapsed that Homer never went to Arizona i ACTIOX8 EXCTTB SCSTICTOX Eugene White an insurance man who recently arrived in the city from 8U Xouls was taken to the ty Prison last night after he had attempted while in an intoxicated condition to have cashed a sUrht draft at a nuseber of seleoas on Kearny street His nasae was placed on the detinue book Thle the seoend time he has been taken to te HaU of Juetlce a water front saloea keeBer bav ln made a coHlstet agaiast hfa a few days ago An cTormous deficit approaching CO 000XK and attributable entirely to the costly reconstruction work and better ments which the company Is making Is the interesting Item shown in the Southern Paciflo Companys latest ncacda statement which made Its appearance yesterday The financial statement shows the results of the companys operations for the month of April and for the first ten months of the present fiscal year Grots receipts for April were I7307O3U an increase of S508S3S over the corresponding month of lait year Operating expenses and taxes for the month were S54S03 leaving net earnings of 11668198 an Increase of 19573 over April of last year Other Income brought the companys tout income for the month up to S166C2S1 Against this amount are charges snd betterments aggregating S34MM4 creating a deficit for the month of J1498J183 For the ten months ending June toth tne companys gross esrnmgs were 0S2KB an Increase of S279stfO xr tbe corretponoing penca of tne previous nscai year Against uus is cnargeo 8Sl40au8 for operating expenses and taxes1 leaving a net Income for the ten months of 821152296 an Increase of 82191227 over the ten corresponding months of last year Charges and betterments durinr the period mentioned gregateo mozunx making a denctt during the peril arerecateo fajZLira mal of 9462235 In the ten months This is If the Episcopal church doe not act and order a rehearing of the trial of BIthop Moreland on the charges which I brought against him and which resulted in a whitewash whenthe Inquiry board took it up I shall start proceedings In the 8tate courts against Bishop Moreland raia titr uum uouara of Vallejo yesterday have by no means reached the end of this thing and I shall fight to the last ditch in seeing that justice is done me I shall force Bishop Moreland If not by one means by another to oust tats mission out of Vallejo and if necessary will resort to an Injunction to restrain him from carrying on the mission Revv Bollard waa a much wrought up man as he told of the state of affairs in Vallejo Episcopalian circles He showed the many Improvements which he had brought about in his church described his rtrughies to make it a good thorough and successful parish in its work and how he had worked In the fold there for twenty years without a salary When he came io the point of the rival mission which was started about two blocks from the church under the instructions and with the full approbation of Bishop More land he showed how deeply the whole matter baa affected him I tried to start a mission on tne outskirts of the town he said but It would not go because it had not the following to keepit up The out skirts are the only proper places for the startlng et a mission here There Is not room for another mission or church In the city We still have plenty of room here for more worshippers I had a talk with Admiral Rogers when he returned to 8an Francisco recently and he said as all do that know the conditions that Vallejo is not large enough for two churches of our denomination Any man knows that The secretary and treasurer of this new mlsslonUve Just across the street from me the mission Is but two blocks away But I shall fight and I shall see that the mission goes I do not Intend to give all my hand away so to speak and tell what I Intend to do in the matter but the matter will go before the civil courts surely if the presiding bishop at Providence does not decide that there shall be a rehearing DEKOUXCEI IXQCIRY Bishop Morelands talking with one of the members of the inquiry board of which I have proof through a photo graph was practically tampering with a Juryman It would be soconsTdered under tha civil law The Inquiry was a whitewash Isaldat the time of the inquiry that If it did not terminate the way wanted it to I would be heard from again and heard from strongly and meant It do not see how the church however can refuse to grant a rehearing after the reasons have advanced The Inquiry board tried to give out th impression to th public believe that th first hearing really was a trlsU whereas it was only an inquisition into th chargerto ae whether there should be a trial The reason for this was that they wanted th matter apparently settled one and for all It will be found out however that I have soma friends and that I have backing lam only in reality acting for the trustees of our church This is not my personal fight so far as the church is concerned It is the contention alto of the trustees that the mission should not be allowed to exist In Vallejo and we Intend tosee that it is not allowed to exist MAT BE JTO REHBARIXO The congregation of the Vallejo church is worked up over the present status of the church and Is waiting anxiously for the decision of the heads of the church on a rehearing Gossip in Episcopalian circles In San Francisco has it however that there will be no rehearing of the charges before an inquiry board and that this part of the matter has been practically decided Bishop Morelands friends were responsible for the decision reached by the Inquiry board well informed churchmen say and It Is unlikely that there will be a hashing over of the charges It Bishop Moreland was honorable to the extent that I wish I could consider him he would welcome a trial to be cleared of the charges which I brought declaredr Rer Bollard I should think that he would want an wrcrrw the Fsyeleal Reeeaeeh aLt uUu wmhai hip of MB Iftcluoee many weM known men ahe wemenof the city a breach vrhlch hi erevvlns between actlena oam to crisis Dr Price the Instructor and lecturer of the society roasted Dr C8 Morse president of the society who recently caused a committee to Investigate alleaed immoral and Inconsistent acts In Prices life before he attained his present position Dr Moras who did not act In accordance With a written request for his resignation came away declaring that he will oust Price completely and prove him a bad man Prices frlnds difind him absolutely against all th eharges spokin and Inilnu atsd and state that to a com mitts has been lift the formal steps In expelling Morse from tha soolity The wnole episode is full of th splelest Incident which has flavored any publlo quarrel bitween professional mm of profimd intsllectuality and oultur in many a day PGR TttptTJTOrf i i i i iiittitintit rtan been 4 Tr nuuuuuuuuuuuuuauuuuuuf flsnuHuuV SLnuuuuuuuuui uuuHiK uuuV LuuH asuuuuuuuuuuui I suuuuuuuuuuuHsflr rir JB eharges uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu A guuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuPuuuuuuuuuuuuul uuuuuuuuuuuuuuul uk episode fv jl HEH ii 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llected from Mayor Btudliy no bus The Cpper Pletur Is That of Dr Priee th tower On Is That of Dr Morse QeiiLiiniiineii iiiiiiiiiii til i 1 1 1 1 ii Feud Between the President and the Lecturer Grows More Bitter and Each Threatens to Oust the Other company expects to have Its aortnem endi of Great by far the largest deficit ever recorded by the Southern Pacific for any similar period In its history and as the com Danvs financial statement Indicates it charged largely to the Salt Lake cutt off ancLotner improvements uncer way Tbe comDanra deficit keeos rrowtnr month bv month and It Is expected that the annual report of the company for the twelve momce enoinr gone awn wui snow a deficit or over Jiiwaooo Rumor Is now busy in railroad circles regarding a new Southern Pacific bond litue to make rood the deficits Bf ore tbe expiration of the present calendar year me company i new line across then Salt lake completed and operation and by that tim If net before It is expected that the company will be in the market with a new bond Issue to cover the cost cf the big Improvement The company will have 10O miles of new road to bond and owing to the costly character of much of the construction work across the lake and on the wet tern approach to the lake it Is expected that the new road will be Incumbered with about 810000000 of bonds i BOri ARM TOR1 OFF Carl Lay IS years old employed in a printing office at 22 Clay street had his right arm torn off yesterday morning by a belwhlch he was attemptlngto connect with a wheel He was taken to the Harbor Hospital for treatment but subsequently was taken to the German Hospital He lives at 322 Howard street Lord Thomas Calendar Tbe iseuinc of a yearly calendar dating front Jury to Junelneteadiof from January to December is a noreity inaugurated some year since by Lord Thomas the thirty nveHj ix old advertising agency of Chicago and New York Their new lithographed calendar for the succeedmwelve a9octb ie received with that most fortuitoee of mottoes Adrerv ttse Judiciously standing boldly out in goldr and colors Indicative of tbe procriv Me of Oteeere Lord Thomas lathe BTomotlon ot Shelr dleasa Interest la a fact well knoww among general adrerUr In newspaper maaasfn ana on the Mllboardai that buwlnees Intrusted to Lord ThOBB sets before tbe right i hu nrm war lorfBtaior dtom give the same care to era ae to rne creater and tmx9 developed many of te present our uill HQirr iw tkx nwcie mviq Tneyf urnleh preMeamary for ad 1 pockrt bmki wrut ts tt ST Mt wiEa otunSif wwi mpwi other trial even if it did result In a whitewash The officers at the Mare Isiand Navy Yard are all standing by Rev Bollard and It develop that he has a good many friends In San Francisco who are backing him up in his contentions There 1 doubt entertained in church circles that Rev Bollard ttIII live up to his word of bringing a civil action against the Bishop While the case Is actionable said the rector I do not want to take Jt up In any of the courts If the church will only act It Is the duty of the church to go ahead and finish up this matter If the church give me no re dress ray responsibilities will have been discharged and I shall certainly go Into the State courts MORE GOVERNMENT SURVEYS people In the right war or effecting proatr routes iBir Siva ineseme care to the email advertisers aa tofte greater fffca eolsK mtte aefv rnlted Itatea SurreyerCeueral Aslca for Addlttonal Bids The United States 8urreyor General has asked for bids for tbe survey of nine and one half miles of section lines besides the resurvey ot six miles of township lines and twelve miles of section lines In township 12 north range 8 west Mount Diablo meridian located In Lake county near Kelservlllc and ad lolnlnr Clear lake also for three miles of section lines and the resurvey of six miles of section lines two miles of township lines and six miles of standard tines in township 6 south range 20 east Sea Bernardino base and meridian The latter la attnated in Riverside county and the surveys thereof are for the purpose of eegrecaUnc the different classes of land embraced therein as It is claimed that a coaeiderable portion ot the town smpM mineral in cnaracirr ana cwur uous to recent important discoveries Trunks and Valises Treakw uUwi Smi lt ca trtell fcafs Ut ums Swhi Saabers Vail Cn rarml and era caeas it nan nfm THE TROUBLE In the Psychical Research Society which ha stirred up the members of that organisation to a high pitch came to a climax last night at the meeting held at the Sutherland Hotel when in a speech te such of the members as had the courage to be present Dr Price LI ByPn Ps denounced Dr C8 Morse the president of the society In no uncertain tones for stirring up dissension in the society He did not use the name of Dr Morse In denouncingdenouncing the latter but everybody present knew for wnom the hot shots were intended Dr Morse has not the best opinion in the world of Dr Price He Intimated to Dr Price in last night meeting that fame precedes a man and that its op posite comes trailing alter mm as a rule After the meeting Dr Morse stated that he intended that ltshould become so warm for Dr Prlce that the latter would find it healthful and expedient to leave town that plenty of evidence regarding back chapters in Dr Prices life would come in In addition to that already on hand and that Price would have to get ouk Dr Morse said Kt th executive committee composed of Purcell Rowe the attorney In the Mills building Dr A Anthony and Percy Davles was present but did not sayNnythlng about the action which the committee waa Instructed by the so ciety to take Price denounced hlacolleague Morse ranonalblerfor the nubile new on th troubles of the society and all In all it was a merry meeting Morse said at the meetings close that all the old member wero dropping out as they were arettlnsr to know Price and that the small attendance of last night there were thirty people present waa due to this factv There are some new members coming In allthe while but they dont know trice ne juo i DEJJOLJICES LETTER AS FALSE Dr Price devoted considerable time to the printed copies of the letter from Bennett of Washington which had been printed at Morse expense and distributed among tbe members of the society He said that the letter wa false from beginning to end that Bennett was a Spiritualist and faker and not to be relied upon and denounced all the charges made against him as fraudulent and not founded on truth He made no reference however to any one in the Southern State that could substantiate his nSlSienaems UUU uie utraii kiki tio ralso a tissue of falsehoods He said that the membership anouia not De anecteq by such charges letter and the newspaper articles Dr Morse said he had a letter from the Chief of Detectives of New Haven Conn concerning Price in hi pocket but did not read It After the meeting last night Dr Price refused to be interviewed His assistant who answered the door stated that the meeting had been harmonious He declared that though present he did hot Know whether or not Dr Morse resigned or was called upon to resign Our side baa no taHc to make he said But our We did have soapetaiag to say Mrs A Kingferdy said that It had been arranged for the executive committee constating of Dr A Anthony Purcell Rowe and Percy Davie to properly prepare charge and evidence to back then wit the obvloua purpose of put ttet we society is apoeetleii to formally oaet Dr jaorse rrom menuersip i SMek tfe attaok uyos Dr Price 1 most ah aM Mm Vlnrford MI think it is inspired by th worst motives But we are not going to icioneonwc persons bre ak up our society ot us ur Price has shown up the Spiritualists and hypnotists and in doing so he has aroused their bitterest enmity We did notpreis the formal request for Dr Morses resignation to night because it was the last night of his term as president Next Monday night we will elect new officer and that election wilt adjust matters completely Dr A Anthony of the executive committee was unable to attend the meeting but hbad somejwarm words for the Morse end or tnings tie saia that Dr Morse had shown a letter against Price to a certain member and then before the investigating committee bad denied that he had ever heard of such a letter Morses conduct has been deiplcable said Anthony Dr Prices condemnation of public hypnotic exhibitions and the misuse of a divine law has aroused much hatred against him No person laid any real evidence affecting Price morality be fore the Investigating committee LOSS FOR DESCRIPTIVE TERMS I really havent the words In which in 4rlH Tt4a Tlf Hfnraa va a4m AM III MM wfelMt sajdhad Just been visited by two people from Portland On who had furnished him with some recent history concerning Dr Price which could not be furbished up as an encomium Tou ought to have heard these two persons talk about Dr Price They have teld me a story of how he took a vaudeville company out of Portland last October for an engagement at Seattle He organized the company and I am told had a lot of girls in It They met with a frost at Seattle and were stranded The company then disbanded The girls In the show however came to these men who have been here to see me and applied ror some legal means of getting their trunks and Jewelry which they alleged to be in the possession otDr Price and1 held by him cannot give the names of the two Portland people but I will give you tbe reference they furnished me with to corroborate their story Here Dr Price furnished from memoranda the namea of Professor Larson Morrison and Third streets Portland Mrs Hamilton proprietor of the Cosmo Hotel at 268 Morrison street and referred to a clerk In charge of the hotel These people said Dr Morse couldi fully substantiate the story told by his two callers Their full story he plainly Intimated would be unfit for publication I am going to oust Price from the society bringing proof1 to do It of the charges I make if I have to flood the whole State an Inch deep with circulars said Dr Morse emphatically He is not fit for membership In the society to say nothing of being the paid lecturer He receive from each member for a coursr of three lectures and we have about 13 members He put tbe money In he Jean Two week ago is meeting a member vnteri that the meeting breastup He Inmnoaed that all those who did not like Price seouie tae unr ownn and go home and that we turn the meeting into a eacnre party so uu we could have mere fun One trouble with Price fa that bo cries down everybody In intbat meU with a elH fakers Me has naturally made aYreat matsy awimls His beliefs are tacfc ss isials sstai propounded to romen I am nm Ht myseO but a aa i igM comnared with him Ihav latter unanswered from all over the country telling of what be ha don in vanou cities bad a letter this morning from Captain of Detective Henry Cowle of New Haven Conn to which he said that nothing good could be said of Price He Inclosed a report from Detective Harry Donnelly who was sent to Investigate Price when he had advertised a lecture to be given for the benefit of Grace Hospital in that city In hi report the detective said that over a year ago Price had an advance agent come to New Haven to engage agent to collect money for a lecture REPORT FROM SETBCTXVX Here Dr Morse produced the letter and th detectives report which elated that tha advanc agent represented that tha lecture was for th benefit of Grace Hospital He succeeded la col lecting large sums of money from many business man of this city and also col lected from Mayor studlay 810 piclona were aroused and the seatter waa turned over for police lnvetlgtiM It waa ordered tnat tne agent oa me to return tha money which was done Mayor Studley getting back hla check The lecture turned out to be a frost Dr Walker of tha hospital aald that bo proceeds of th lecture war aver received by tha hoapltaL Dr Morae has on hand copies of aa other letter from Emmett Bennett of 231 street Northwest Washington which Is not paring of disparage ing tirms applied to Dr Price This letter haa been printed for distribution among tha member of tha society and coplea of it are not scarce The writer saya that In tha interest of truth he la pleased to furnish Information concerning Jr Price Ha goe on to say that Price came to Atlanta where he Bennett was at tha tlras gave lectures and opened a sanitarium for th treatment or diseases oysug aeitlon Within ten months haft seven different men to put up money and Join him in the enterprise saca of these in a short time withdrew claiming that they had been deceive and defrauded Among these were Sydney Price Atlantr and Dr Charles Grey Pembroke Ky This self styled waa the cause of a dvorc between a Mr Hodge and wife and her ostracism Writs were Issued against htm both for obtaining money under false pretenses and unlawful retention of Jewelry Albert A Hughca and Austin and partners attorneys employed He left a girl In charge of the two rooms In an office building that be styled hla sanitarium After an absence of several months be returned and advertised largely to give a course of three lectures at the Grand Opera house The first night there were seven persons present five deadheads He left the city next day after having street fight with a collector over unpaid bills Dr Lawshe Charles Winters or Mrs Julia Patton will corroborate my statements The muide reader Fro fessor Goshen traveling with Price Isuot a student of Prices He traveled and exhibited for years before he met Price MISCELLANEOUS CASTORIA TkeXi wl YouHaTO AJwur hu Jta tbe tigaataTA 9aaut llutfiaer aad has Warn ataie Tariiif Us pWTMriinl reperyiaii Jk ir fsait Allow bo mm to deaaefs latkk Couflterfott IgaHsuisusi itui Jmst as good are but ftavi ordaaftr the hoaltiieC I lxOTioaoafaififtltfBtlmlKi Whaf is CASTOR Af Oaaioria a fiaraakos iwhtuiiiM Ire Oaaior Ofl Parofork IhofStuul oothirSyrip ItJjxtt ewtolas sR Omitam Mst futsii oc oihor Vareeitto sataaoo seek He gWatoo 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