Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 8

ft OAKIiAITD DAILY EVENING gciBimC. TUESDAY. MARCH 19; i SBATSSEGURB. ITS TRACES LINGER LCMGL Wkr tba Grip Is So Meefc Mr Veare TkM Usar Oia.r Smsm That KSret Vm. If tbe grip would ran its eonrse Uke another GETTING READY FOR EASTER? access ha bad achieved in aalecttng that ward "assisted." J- Tbe anbstaneef his atory waa detailed to Mies Waiters and denied ao far aa it relataa to a claim he made aha bad insulted biih.

6ba said tbat alt the eritieUm in which she indulged was to tba cfiact that Haussler bad ao right to destroy bar pie-; tures. Ehe said tbat that act showed mat-ice baeaosa Haussler destroyed her prop erty within three minutes alter she left bis gallery. the Board Idlseade, and then go away, laaviag no trace be- 1 UaJ. ft woull suit bs daneerona anouca to I jurtifr all the precaution against It. But tbe ol EdccaioD.

4 DEESS GOODS evil mat grip aoe iitsi alter u. reopi wno cLi't tiet their looo. end ot cold baads and feet; or erf haltered a or rex. or are lormeatel by a preaisteat cough aay. "Ibave never been well Bioce I had tbe grip." The reaaonis kimoie enough, lhere fcas beea an immense drain of vital iorce during the battle with the disease, and this toes has never been made gOvML Thus the weakened tody.

ccur MUCH AT STAKE. Changes That Are to Next Month. Mrs. Haussler Makes a Bad Break; Dulcicb Subra ts Her Pisa to the Court. Yon will probably want a new dress for that day; if ao, k) not fail tot look us over; we have the most complete line of SpHng and Summer Dress Goods in Oakland, without ex- ceptiop la these prices we show fine value $2,75, $3.50, $4.50, $5.50, $8 per Suit Are just the thing now, but come rather expensive jf pnx chased ready mane.

You can save 20 per cent by getting your own material and naving them made. We are showing some lovely patterns at Ji per yard and upwards. Some patterns) now on display. If yen wear a waist a should have a belt. also.

We like a town without tort locations, is open to the eaeay. A second stuck of grip is, lor this reason, more serious than the first How shall SILK WAISTS Mrs. Sate Grogan-Dulcich told edge ta a harmful conieqaeacvof the fint battle be semedied. and now shaii a second siege be prevented? Here ia an answer: Employes ire In 8) Diafst ot Losing Ttelf PcsWoas; E1U worth this morning that ber aged 'My lanes have been weak for four months mother is wandering in her mind and not after a severe attack oi the rrtp," says Mrs. a fit person to appear in court as a witness.

Uagae. of Bridgepert, Pa. wlhre weeks eeo I be an using Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, and BELTS That is one reason whv the lady could not The present Board of Education will an highly recommend it. 1 wish i bad tried show a large Caivas and Silk Belts, fancy ft buckle prices 25c to 5, i Under Arrest it sooner." produce the that he was mVrrf.rt V. rnIract to Lnitri Dut- out of office on April 1st.

Only three desired evidence on point br contract to Luicri Dul- the members will retain their seats in tr the benefit ot who like to know tto why and wherefore, itahouid be said that Duffy'. Pure Malt Wniskey is a medicinal cich manT rears aso. Tne woman claims of to have merried Dulcich supposing that her husband, Terrance Crogau, wap dead. stimulant, which stirs ail the functions of the 1 body to such Jtirisk and healthy action that the or. Battery.

Years after it was learneu mat urogan was iiTing aad that the woman was never legallv separated from him. However, she wants' to bold Dalcich to'bis early contract and demands a divorce and oiie-baif of bis the new board. These are Charles G. Heed, J. W.

Evans and B. Clement. Tba retiring members are C. H. Keding-ton, J.

G. Chestnut, J. U. Todd. J.

C. Kud, A M. Rosborougb, F. li. Girard, T.

F. Mock and J. O. Whitehead. The board does not meddle ninth in politics.

In fact it is one of tbe departments of the city which comes and goes alonz the even tenor of ita way and is dis grip can find no weak spot to selzj npon. Hard work, anxiety an I exposure drag down the most vigorous constitution. It is only a question of time, nness the strength be by a wtimuiant that goes to help the respiratory, digestive and excretory organs. Because Daffy's Pure Malt Whiskey doe. this, it ha rotoed the dreaded grip ot its terrors.

Please remember, though, that a remedy used promptly is doublea in value. estate valued at $25,000. Today trie plsinun announced that ane rested ber case on the evidence before toe court. Attornev Gedrge W. Jieea.

who reprey A Lifij Forcibly Thrown From Bis Gallery, turbed little if eny by tbe sharp fights; which cnaracterize the local campaigns. Patronage is scarce in tbe school department, for it has long been an established sents the defendant with A. A. Moore, at once made a motion for a nou-sniL A neighbor heard the ecreamJ, rushed in and smothered the fire. 'There is not a particle ot evidence In this Mrs.

Johnson and her 4-year-old case. said Keen, --roeuonnuaia a single charge made in the complaint. We daughter were ao badly burned it is beheve tbat tbe action snouia be aismissea and oar client told to go home." thought they cauuot survive. The boy will recover. The arguments on the motion are being DUCKINGS db not forget that we havo a full lino of these popular goods at lOc, and 15c a yard.

heard in court. CAUGHT A rJAU MAN. custom in the board to let employes alone bo long as they exhibit competency and ft od behavior in their respective positions. There is no wild scramble therefore tor sinecures in tbe way of janitorships and tbe like. There are many janitors in tha employ of the school department who have grown gray in the service.

Thev fear not tbe outgoing of tbe old and incoming of the new boards each two years, for -there bas seldom been a failure to adhere to the unwritten law at least that faithful service is all that ia required to bold a position. The politicians, therefore, leave tbe school department very much to itself. biisEecites (ts Facts Luting Up to His Atrack. Always in touch he good house-Bait iag keeper and Dr. Price's Cream "Texas JacV Reed Is Landed in ItAIliKOAIIS.

Powder. Jail. HOTELS. I yk STOLE HIS CLOTHES. Fokt Smith, Alare'a 19.

Dspnty Subset Limited United States Marshal -Smith came in last cigut from Madison county by Ihey know it is about nss.e-ts to alterant to displace the servants of the city who handle tbe business of the pub ic schools. an interesting case will be tried in the Court next Wednesday, when F. O. Haussler, tne Broadway photographer, will answer to the charge of battery. H.

Bartwell's Rotm Plundered a Tiuef. with Nat Rao alius Texts Jack, who ia Snperintendent McC ymondi and bis cleric ii. J. C. Adnev.are very secure in This in a very ordinary complaint within their positions, for they were appointed for a term of four years and the term Is only Tbe Southern Pacific Company's magnificent Ycstilm'e I Tr.iin, between taa 1'rancioCo sn.l New Orleans, hcv- starts on its flyinit tianscontinentnl trip an hour and a half earlier and arrives iathe the domain of the Judge, but in this instance the victim is not a big.

bnriy mortal hall expired. A STEALER 'AFiR. I Southern metropolis two hours earlier than formerly, reducin'' the run to 7S dlenry Beck, a boy living in West Oakland, was charged today at the City Prison with burglary. Yesterday afternoon the room of H. Bartwell in the lodging house at 070 Broadway was entered, and the thief made off with a suit of a dressing case, three scarf pins, a pair oi sleeve buttons, and some other small article.

The police last night arrested several young men. Among them was Be wore a coat and vest which Bartwell positively identified as among theproperty stolen from the room. Tbe boy'emotber on under indictment here for participating in the act: Stouo train robbery iat October. KeJ was badly wounded in the fight that took i)l ace the bandits and the express guard, but. madd hi escape.

He is till suHiring from his wound, but c'aims he rheumatism He has a brother living in Midiaon county, and Deputy fcniith. knowing tins fact, wts on tiiu lootout far hiui in tba; vicinity, and foju 1 him. Smith also arrested a man named Mi lard in the Creek nation, but who gives his name as spauld.ng. lie was with lteed. Exciting Exieribiica Kootenai' Lka.

of the aleruer sex, but a fraghe aud pretty lady ol artistic taste and refinement, named Liura YV sitters, whose home is in bruit Vale. Mies Watters ii an artist and has been in iheemoloy ot Hausi.er for nine or ten month Mm baa tbe enthusiasm and de, vot as well as tne gift of a true artist, and is well versed in the business. Although not tar advanced in ber teens the has done some reuiarkablv fine work 1 March 19. Aa tha hours aud opening several oiher popular routes to prominent pastern Immediate connection is r.ovsmale ia New with the fat throuU trains of the Illinois Central for Memphis. St.

Lous and Cheapo; the Ol'EEN Crescent for Chattano' -ja, CuiciT.nati, Cleveland. Huff New York and Boston; also the I'iedmonT Air Line and the SeaboarA Air Link, lor Atlanta. Dan IIOTKli CilKI.L.IX Spokane, Wash steamer Spokane, plving on Kootenai crosirg the luke ior Kslo ake, wan rpHE MOST FAVORABLY LOCATED AND 1 lead Hotel of Oaklan 1. Cornr lenth ana Washingum fcts.j OaL.und. Si.

N. H.VKTMAN, Proprietor THE. JUAN ITA HOTEL, Cor. 18th and San Pablo, Ktlit-d a Ufbt St. Jti-Ei'ii, 19.

El ward I'aUon, a merchant at Elmo, quarreleJ wiia GoJired l'elerson over the settlement of a bill, vhen Peterson struck 1 lV.ttan and was shot fata! I through the ville, Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Niv.v York, and other stern cities an.l in many cases reiiucinij the t.nm an entire day. To be whirled across the continent fioai ocean to ocean in 31 days, lrota; San Prancisco to New York, with only-one chau'e, in the most prdatial train that ever a continent, and in a climate ot perpetual Spring, is possible Jjv the Sunset Route onlv, and on tha SUNSET LIMITcU. Remember that it costs ouly the regular fare to travel on this train; that it leaves Oaklaud Pier every Thursday at 9: 27 a. m. in the photographic stu no, and a great deal tbat has goue out with Haussier'a usme attached to it has been the result of ber labor and skill, bbe is especially an adept in tbe matter of retouching though, of course, this fact, through the peculiar manner in which gallery business in bandied, cannot be brought to tne attention of the patron, so that credit may be bestowed where it is rifbly merited.

Miss Wattere was called on by a iKim sE reporter this morning. At first sue refused to speak regaruing tne assault she bad sustained at the bauds of Haussler, but finally consented und told ber story, greatly regretf ug the emergency which dragged ber name before tbe public. Mtss watteb'f stohy. "I have been working Mr. Hauisler's place for nine or ten months 1 guess," she aaid, "not for the remuneration which the situation affords, but because ot the love I "have for the businjs.

1 nave been doing retouching, and so t.tr as 1 know 1 have always given satisfaction. 1 have Royal Baking Powder makes hot bread wholesome. Perfectly leavens without fermentation. Qual-ities that are peculiar to it alone. ctns-.

gve himself up. Peterson' friends threaten to lynch the murderer, who is in j.ul under a deputy guard. A Vv Dweller Deuel. Cincinnati, March lyjA Commercial spsciai iroin Cuarleston, W. says that 1.9 wis Pavne, a negro hermit, known aa "I'LCle Frank," who WAS RE-rGPENED January 3d BY MRS.

C. SHAW anil MOS. A. CURTIi The Hotel, which le catert in oca of the si desirable treeU in the cicv bi-cu thoroughly renovated and tilted up. and will be conducted in itv'e.

i fella -hrisr iilii Inqune of M. K. DeCora, iictec Agent, 7th and Broad wav siation, or J. IJ. Wright, Aent at 10th street station.

a fire broke out in the hold and claimed, however, that she had purchased tbe clothing for ber son at a store. Bart lived in a civh in tne rocks above Kauawhs w.s fouaJ deal in his cave yes'terdiy. Hj was balieved to bs nearly 100 ye irs 1. soon spread to the uopsr decks. well was so thoroughly convi need of tbe SODIoEBN ACiFIC COMPANY Itiere waj a ptnic amia; the pa- identity of the property that he swore to a complaint against the wearer of the clothe s.

Th Kooms are Large and Most Comfortable anl ensure home fur Fami.les. lac building is healed throughoat with fiteain. sengers as the flitnes b9gan to envelop the ste imer and it required tho efforts ot the captain and crew to prevent them worked bard for Mr. Haussler, he has not seemed to appreciate it. tie has been curt and gruff and discourteous to me at all times and he has treated many of bis patrons in the same manner.

I Lave known him to get angry riRht in tbe presence of his customers. 1 nave Known A MENU 'll iOilOltltOW. Wednesday, March 20th. C'iv Of the late election uuamiously dec'ares the M.M8o:i l'idruont Bakery serves the cur of itTee, everything neat and ta3ty. The popular place for an excellent lunch at noon.

A. M. iSeblueter, prop. trom jnraplug ovei board. Train leave and are duo to arri-n OA.KijA.Krp r'TBrt.

fortunately, the steamer Ains worth it A I'HAN T8. was in tbe vicinity and reached the People to Cume there and direct 8 aiten AEsava. LCavo. FROM JUKCII 12, lfi tion to certain features of their photo BREAKFAST. Fruit.

Hominy. burning boat in tim to rescus the passengers and crew. The boat and cargo, lor Atlantic fcxprc. valued at $49,000. is a total loss.

tnder BALTIMORE Restaurant Poached Kggs. Hashed Brown Potatoes. nj ku: EeuiCia, Vac a vi He. iinraiey. and The pg 3" Fo: bebt brines professional MtJliSwt.

clnm iroth dai.y. 4t3 Twelfth FKvNK. I'liAUCS. For fine old Kantucty Uou bon and Rye WLuky go to Theo. oier's.

915 Wahlifgtou su PopOyers. Couaa. its via Looks Like Crlrat. New London, March 19. Mra.

graphs and 1 have seen him take those photographs out oi their bands and tear them up right in the lace ot those have also known him to tell women that they were not ladies. "Weil, 1 became tired of his manners. Tbey caused me a great deal of trouble, so 1 told my sister a wet ago 1 guess, tbat I wuld not work for air. Haussler any longer. She said I could do tust.as I liked.

1XNCH. Corn Fritters. Sandwiches. William Ryan, agad 8), who has been ilsrtinez, Avon, t-sa KamoivVallejo, Napa, Csllatoca and -aat Kosa. 5:5.

Jose, etoetc-ton. Gait, lone, Marvsviilo. Tea. living for several years alone on a farm OYSTER0 HOUSE 463 and 485 Seventh si, between Wash ington and Broadway Best of meals aerred br proless.onal cooti CeOi-EN DAY AM) NlCriT. Oysters in every style.

Fine Wines and Liquors 1'rivaie rooms lot ladies aod families. J1 P. Ilecanip, l'rep T.30A 5168 A etooA :30 A 8:30 A The best oi wines, liquors end cigars, at "Our Corner," tifieenth and San Pablo. Ike Fester, proprietor. Ivr.o.

wilt, atiaiueton street, sols in tbe town of Lebanon, eight miles from here, waa found dead in her home last night, and by the disarranged ap Oroville. aud Kei Last Thursday night therefore 1 informed PIKKKB. Veal Soun. 3:45 bl-X Mr. Haussler that 1 would leave and that Cannelon of Beef.

Mushroom Sauce. Kew Urlaans Kxpreit, made him angry. 1 told him that lor KanrtotHl (or in- pearance of the furniture ioul play is suapected. (pent for tue reuownej tiuby UiU wines, liv-tiiacru vauey. hnrjiiturw Crpetl Cheap for coin aH.

I did not like tbe way I was treated, baura nor end during the conversation I took occa Scalloped Potatoes. Brussels Sprouts. Cabbage Salad. Wafers. Cheese Straws.

Mince Pie. Coflee. UNlVEltSAIi Fast friends the intelligent public sion to tell him tbat 1 had worked hard for bim and tbat he did not seem to appreciate it, although I did not leave him because I At liouiv. 48 klievrnih Street, Schelliiaai, tne furniture dealer. and the manufacturers of Dr.

Price's Baking Powder. wanted to have my salary raised. '-Well, he did not want to close matters Restaurant Oyster House 475-SEVEVTH STREET rest Meal in Tovri UtoU and Upwards 9:30 A then, so I went home and to tbe gallery lara. Dtmitts, hi Pao. Na Orler I and hast Eao'a tRo'ite Atlantic kiprei for ilojava ana hast Maruufj ani -tocatua Pleriaui Miltou fcuuseS S.inr.i.rl" Kvery hureday: vestibnle throue'i triu, an irHii.ijco lal lii46 taa Joie an I.ivermore Uartlaez.

Nan baa Ha- tuou. Vnllejo, taliato- next morning. 1 tola the manager, Mr Get vonr watches ana jewelry repaired by Wickmau. Jeweler, lormeny with tihreve, 12io Broad wav. iiiFCKTEn ase and pcrter.

the oes. for tarsi Jtlb. li-to. tior'4. 11-T Washington FOR A LIFE.

A NEWJOVE. Schneider, that I was going to leave. I Meals at AH H.ur. Iar isALADK TO URDEB. gnest he told Mir tlaussler what 1 had told him and that made Mr.

Uauseler Choice vt'Ine. I.iiuirs aud Cipars. iieinis fur Indies ani still more angry. In the evening I re Parti. peated the story to Mr.

Haussler himself More Lstters cf Admiaisiration and suggested that a settlement he made, M. Catusich; Props. Hacks ami cabs at all hoars, telephone City Halt l.ivery and Uurney Cab Company, Fourteenth and Washington btree'is. Special aiteniion given to board- me horse-. He received me in a very gruff manner, and told me to call around in the mornine Asked For.

and set my money. I told bim that I thought 1 would not come Saturday morn IhsSimnniids Family to Con es ia tbe Big Damage Suit Against the Southern Pacific. ing, and be said if 1 did not uant to come for the money I could send for it. Kirkham Estate Takes a The This was said in a harsh and angry man ner and he closed the talk by rudely tell Fresft Turn. ing me to get out ot tne gallery.

"1 called at tbe place next mornine and SOMETHING NEW Boy the Best tor ihe Least Money." Having Opened Under a New Management The Bon Ton Kestaurant WIL give you a flrs-t-class meal for 2 Including iraatl bott a of Wine. Regular Fi- esch Imnnkr V)e. Beta in City, lrivate Koum fbr Laiet and VPHS ALL MuUT. 1063 WASUfNUTO.N STREET VlCTOS HOURA f. Proprietor.

anta ttoka staw A. Benlcia, hupxrto. VvofKllaal. iBa Jin, AiHryjTi.ie, Ocaviil ku'1 oacraniento IOiAO oie. j-tix-ktjn, iio- Fre i lou A j-e ft Freauo.

') tra. enl. --nta Barbara I os An -ilea Ilaywuiiia. 1mi and hHO Josi 7:13 A European Mrll or Og- juji.j,'. a Val.Vo YliiVit Orvg.j Kxirvas for Marvs- lie.

cnioo. Rertitin, and ht-v. 1 A was received in anything but a pleasant 8:33 5: 0 manner, finally 1 got whatever money was coming to me. 1 did not have much EW Bo Djtalls YjI Known ol Lidj Yarde Enlier'i Deatn. to say to him and left tbe place.

In about O18 of tba R3suls ot tbe Knzl at tiis Estmry Bridge. three minutes I returned, became I bai forgotten a package in which 1 had seV' erai photographs, specimens of my work. A cablegram was received in Oaklan YEAR'S A. G. Gurnett appeared in tha Superior Court today and represented that bs was late yesierdav afternoon announcing tbe death of Lsdy Yarde-Buller in Devonshire on March 15tb- It was stated that ber NARROW GIUGE, 14.h FRAKKLIN STS death was rather sudden.

Tbe dstails When 1 got back 1 could not find the package, and 1 asked Mr. Haussler about it. He aaid that he bad burned it. 1 told him that he bad no business opening a package belonging to me and then he commenced to abuse me. DISCOURTEOUS CONDUCT.

'ite sald I was not a lady, and ordered, me to get out of the place imm ediately and as he did this he caught me by the peck and pushed me right right down the first flUtht of steps. The force he used concerning ber- last illness are rather RATES CUT IX Painless Dentistry the friend of the eight inor children of the late M. G. Simmonds, On his representation he was appoint guardian ad litem of tha minors. The guardian at once commenced an action in the Superior Court against the Southern Pacific Company and the South xneaeer.

Attornev ueorge is. JJe uoiiahas bled aa fcwar, rnierviile, e. rUton, Boul Jer I t'reef, fcanta Crnz-tw i t. i re Pin 01 aiMn- application in the Superior Court of this r. county askinrfor special letters of ad rain itration on behalf of Public Administrator Kuight.

He seis forth that the estate is threw me against tbe side wall and hurt Paeiho Coast Company to recover $50,000 for tbe death ot Simoionds. Tne complaint sets forth that tbe deceased -came to his death by reason of the uegligence of the valued at 1500,000 and tbat there are two heirs, Arthur and Ralph Blair, minora. 1 vilia. r.cinc irovo, -aa I 1 um iiiisp-j ani war fNcwu'i, Cen'crvlUa, Sew Almadea.Fel- ton, Hon Creex.San- m-i'l pnacipa. I it i 2:15 r.

sons of the deceased. 'lha boys are corporation. Tne suit promises to be aa in Eneland. interesting one in manv respects. Xbe EXTHACTIOS (Painless) KOc StX Os-V 1EB1H, O.MiX GtuiranMed.

PAINLESS FILLING. BONE or CEMEriT, only Mo aMalgav. on y. tuo buLD, rota II COLU CltOWNS, Only $5. CK0WN AND BRIDGE WORK, FERXOOTH All (uaraateed.

EILSTRIP DENTAL PiSLOSS, 1034 o'w'y At the big Shoe Factory Beginning of tbe second year of P.EIA1LISG direct to the people AT FACTORY PRICES. We've made a resolution to continue the good work be guardian bas employed Delmas and Short 4:1 p. Laay varae-miner was a aaugnter 01 the lata General Ralph W. Kirkham, who lived at the corner ot Eighth and Oak streets. Soma years ago she married an ridge as attorneys to make tne contest.

me on the side and shoulder. Not satisfied with this, he followed me to the first landing and caught hold of me again and pushed me down the long flight of stairs to the street. There we were in the presence of the public, and he was not 90 rought as he bad been up stairs; I suppose because he feared some of the passers-by would see him. I was suffering from being thrown agaiust tbe wall, aud greatly mortified, and went to my sister's and told Kan Juiennl I Im Oatoi for Newark. A.vtto.

fcan Jo-e. Loa, Cit ft ani W47 iatiou. fcimmonds was a passenger in the last r. tllMSp. car of tbe harrow gauge train on October imi.

One car either tumped the track Englishman named Blair. He died and then she married Walter Yarde-Buller. For many years she bas been a resident of or the derailmg- switch was thrown open while it waspassing over it. it was dragged A. for F.

for Afternoon. fno(lns exr epted. l-nndayt oaly, in hurvlar on.y. 'SaturrteTa on to the bridge and toppled over and fell gun a year ago, and do it, if ber about it. She was pained at the When her father died she came to this fblrsct ai College Fare Into tbe estuary.

Simmonds made a des treatment I had received and talked with city to look after her interests in tbe estate. aossihie better. Oakland Parcel Delivery Co. perate effort to save bis lite, lie saw the Mr. Aldricb about it, and they finally con Alter remaining at tne jviruaam mansion for a time she had trouble with the family danger and rushed out of the car and jamped into tbe estuary.

Tbe water was CLAY BTKKEX 053 estimate We'll not try to uoaat iuv iran. soai nouia. raMengara ra. tnrninz must ehanji at Han Jot to troa4 pang tram, via arriving Garland, lrsi and t- x. fcJU'R COMPANr7 the only tramler tht wiil eail for, aad cbacsj eluded that the propsr thing to do was to have Haussler arrested.

I have worked well for Mr. Haussler. At times, when he and departed in anger, taking up her resi 1'ItOMET fcERVICE dence in ban Francisco. lie big sum we have saved UETEdCS TREATMEST CO Mrs. Kirknam had been vary ill and her brother-in-law.

Guitave L. Vlii, applied RBASONABL2 KATES would lose some of tbe men to whom be was paying $20 and S25 a week. I would do their work uncomplainingly for $5 a week. teKCKS iroin ana rasiaeucee, OS U4iiithkL leienaona a. for letters of guardianship on bar estate, M.

L. WEBER, 60 FaoraiiToa B. nOfJltD. 91ancer. the people in retailers' profits.

Bat we'll ask you: have yon shared And if not, will yon? claiming that she was incompetent. Mrs. Butler then cam to tbe front and created "this xa the way be bas treated me." HaVBSLXR'S lame ex use. W. a scandal bv her char res azainst tha fam LOCAL Fr.Kltx 1RAIM8.

KiiBROW GAUGE. rather tow at tn ttnae ana ne siuce in tne mud. in an instant tha car fell upon bim and crushed bim. Tbe next day his body was recovered. The deceased left a widow and eiebt children ia destitute circumstaacaa.

Tbe friends of the family' made an effort to compromise the ease, but tne railroad company would not come up to the terms demanded. An offer was made to the widow by the agents of tbe company, but she deemed it too small and would not accept. The question of damages will now be decided by a jury. Uausaier was seen afterwards by a Tbibcx reporter, and spoke of the occur ily, in order to save trouble Mr oux withdrew his petition. roOiUiso AltStBl, ros 8ak Fbai rence in a facetious, manner.

He said that Mrs. Bailer then filed a petition in court be had simply "assisted" Miss Waiters out CALIFORKtA KAIIsWAY -TO Mil la College and. Laaadry Farm. asking to have her mother declared incom petent and James Stanley appointed guar of bis studio, and he almost smiled at tbe dian. Tbe indications were that there would be a big family row.

Mrs. Buller Cisco. -i 7: tm. t.16, 9:44, ii, 45, 11:45 a m. 13:15.

1:15. 215. 2.45, 4:15, 4:45, 6 4i. 70, 9JHJ, 10:45, UAJ p. m.

tom gooaTSSMTa AJfD Fbaxkum eraatra. Oaslasd. to Sa Fsakcisoo. Pati.v 4-Aa, 6:15. 4:43, 8.14, 8:45.

:15. 18 45. 1105. 11 12:16. 2:15, 2 4 4:15.4 4a, 4:15.

4:4. 7:30. 830. :30, 10.45, 11.45 p.m. waa finally induced to withdraw her pti IBAI.

tion and made a compromise with her WEXK DAT tasve Trolt Vaie. 55 A. St. relatives. Just how much property she re BlZlfU OIL.

ceived no one seems to Know. 1 he agree UA.K. ment waa. however, tbat she should re PROPERLY PREPARED PRESCRIPTIONS i' Cut Rate Prices Froas Hie a rrasrr, alabica. te 8aw Taais turn to Eneland at once.

When ana cot A Can of Kerosene oies With Arrive Fruit Vale fcli a. Jt a. a. 1:46 r. k.

4.4Jr. a. TKAIKB. 9flSA.iC JS A. r.

K. i T. K. ber money sne left tba State. tDHOAX Cisco, in.i -auo, 1 Ki 7 xz.

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