The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 5, 1903, Page 4

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1903 RN WY MAYOR ORDERS AN INVESTIGATION INTO [FMS T0 GAIN ek i) CHARGE AGAINST COMMISSIONER PARRY SiraTARYSHIP Fire Board Holds | ' : . o S Truth of Colt Sel-| . well Loses Fight for Real Issue Is the Value of the Company’s ; Very Farcical ‘ BARRETT 5 ling Is to Be | Fire Department Property. | . | ! i Position. DEESY. : Inquiry. l | Probed. Jiadge Morrow Inquires as| ; | 4 ‘\Supreme Court Declines to fo the Effect of the iA.ddS Alleged .Vel'-i1 Call Will PrOduce‘ Issue the Desired i . bal Report to '| Proofs of Alle- | e, | g L - i 3 The Supreme Court in a de ot Minutes. | i gations. Titea el vy e fa M- gress - | 11 | Maxwell's hopes of securing a remunera- nances was b 1 | j tive position in the office of the Board of . . peciall spreiok ot ) |1 AYOR SCHMITZ has ordered an | Fire Commissioners of this city. It is P W La Commission, beld for{ | I immediate investigation of the | held that was legally displaced by ; o sl b P harge made In yesterday's Call | 4hg gdoption of the new charter. The dis- Eawry; DeIAtve | | that Fire Commissioner Parry sold a colt | pute has been in sitigation for about three by Tho Call thar Bedl | | belonging to the Fire Department to W. | yeqrs. suhie k-eolk, Uhe Broperiy 4 | | S Scott for §25 and falled to make : " Maxwells entered the Fire Department - > » jed to make account \ | | return of the money to the commission of | in 1879 as hook and ladder man. He < . iy e oy | {which he is a member or to the city treas- | held vario s in the department - d Commissioners | | | {ury. The Mayor has set t fternoon at | up to Ja r- , when he was ms!-: el Parry. President | | | 2 o'cloek as the time for hearing the evi- i B “"',,;';"'",,l,l'",‘,i”“,l,,'f’:‘r e " e purpose of the meet- | | dence in the case, and intends to probe it | (eI o T 0T e operation of / . e Dt o e b | | to the bottom | the charter, which did not make provi- v $hhhe yrirnts "M Tresdant L mill DR, el [ | The can stands to give undenia- | sion for the services of a clerk. Max- e of the ariscle in The Call regnsding oor- ble proofs of its publisned charge, and to | e wa by a secretary - ns a colt formerly be- ‘ that end has assured the May that | The salary of er was 31500 per ables. 1 | | when the investigation is cailed two wit- | annum and that T is $2500. e " ; » you gentle- 1 | nesses will testify that Farry accepted| The charter pro those who wag ¥ that report the money in payment for the colt. They | were in the department at “:’;" h'm_ colt be ‘ W. S Scott, who bought the colt, and | Rew law went Into effect should hold thel 4 pre $ s roin W. Chenoweth, who was present when | respective places, Since there was to be o AT : ott paid over the money and heard part| no c'e Maxw was left behind wita ate was the report made, Mr. ! | of the conversation concerning the trans- | detunct offi He maintained . that by rights have the position ¢ Fire Commission, but were ignored. He in- the courts to no fer of the colt to Scott. If The Call can | | erot do this it has wronged Mr. Parry and | | should be punished. If it can, prove its | hould be made to sked the Ma memt VALUE OF THE PLANT. g V . o | charges Mr. Parry s ¥ s wor $40,- | sta the consequences of his act a State's y 1t the bill « was no report m | Mayor Schmitz’s attention was ca agree that the petitione v ears s v answered MeCa The Call's article by Fire Commissior ht to the office to which Y r ¢ been somf inform Pa himself, who rang his chief up at 8 Supreme Court declares 5,000,000 was but no record was made | | o'clock yesterday morning. Parry told the of k under the old Mayor of the cusation, and stated that | Jaw was not iden with the secretar) clal meet- | ship of the Fire Commission under the n g , you would like | | he had arranged to have a & 5 W wor pi E matter, Mr. of t Fire Commis: held in the | new charter 3 o i . ht ernoon, at which he would make a Che ¢ ] ed by Justice V s - y report was [ tement that would set the matter | Dyke with wh ces Shaw and Ar 2 f n Parry, who | | ht. gellotti directly cone . ' f b that the only offense | i - lay in the fact that no record was made | _MINUTES A O RN IN Call It a Nuisance. o | | The meeting was held but Parry did not . s M e h | |set the matter right, as its onl A lorigrpetition signed Ly Hvaty atahie gl Secretary McCarihy n read from the 3 x . protesting against the San Fran ich showed th ! the minute of April X = . 0w to make it of record that | ¢isco Compressed Air Cleaning Company . 2 BApowPE L0 rted that he had disposed RaAing ton The- stieets & PNNG EB o iepon-| Qs i g ! | affair from beginni er | terday. The pétiticuery. allege t > Mot of vas o s (¢ | operation e machinery scares horses mnty, - . HECHT MAKES STATEMENT. for the « t lightly touched upon. | and is like St o Aot > . War t iell my recollection of the ! It w mention by Mayor Schmitz only " . sald Hecht. *T resolution is | | When he expressed a desire to arri 8 : . N oNas Ger | correct. Parry was given authority and the truth of " made statement that was omission in t = s line of At that time report wa need rses and mils he | 5 s s t the colt to il ) would take We . ¢ rses and t otic was that t T g Parry to give awa | | ence to what F ¥ g Parry was colt. Then, after much - the « said he had me care of > commis: 3 3 make wing records straight and further ( still b d at the on the proposit at Parry ; ¢ he st had made | that tne colt was to be fed with the milk X < care of one cow, it was ordered and decreed 1\ quan- | that the minutes anged so that Com- missioner Parry's alle d T report, | . which Secretary had o i Sore Throat : | | With this action the Commissioners dis - | |missed the matter, seemingly thinking Quinsy, Laryngitis, Tonsillitis and all »( 0 > : ' -y e TPEE—m 1 (o e = ] 7oy 33 IR B S T e T ST " .t,l;u‘r) "::;: gn‘flllr']:w\:(ld a:“v_‘v‘pll their‘course throat troubies quickly relieved and 2 280,000 % o as bel vindication of their associate 1 | N 8. PARRY. PRINCIPAL IN THE COLT-SELLING SCANDAL, FIRE COMMISSIONERS WHO ADDED A promptly cured by the use of 2 ih> o JOH PARRY. PRINCIF E COLT-SEI s TDE S , REPORT NOT MATERIAL. cord of the | * of the colt. Neither does it care whether g “’“:‘} i B LEGED VERBAL REPORT TO MUNICIPAL RECORDS, AND CITY’'S CHIEF EXECUTIVE, W | s 3 i a n circumstance DERED THAT AN IMMEDIATE INVESTIGATION OF CHARGE BE HELD. F } _The Call is not concerned with the fact : ||t the minutes did not contain a Secre . asked the et o eSS T tade 5 el s % | port from Parry that he had disposed s cord,” said Barrett, “as the colt was ab- colt is not true,” asked the Mayor At this point Hecht moved that the | the colt nurtured with the milk of = ““j’l""“h:‘ solutely ’\‘.1\,.;44-“\ : 52 : “ :]"1‘ repart 'is absolutely false,”” re- | minutes of April 15 be changed so that ':",‘ e Mo 111;.”. all ::11;««‘ tne Endorsed and recommended by et To whom was the colt given?" as ed 14 Parry's report be incorporated therein. s e : e : } : e e arthy. 1 the Mayor | " “Dia anybody offer you any money? g ’mln_p“ L “‘J’d i inutes | PATTY_did receive % from W. S. Scott| | leading physicians everywhere. It g S s -~ e o 4 ““To a man named Scott.”” repiied Parry. | asRed Barrett.. . i R 3 'UteS | in payment for the colt. Further, that cures by killing the germs, without - R . One Cow “Scott represented (o me that he had “A man offered to trade a horse for the | that F simply gave away the colt,” | no report was made by Parry that the . e the mticat . Natab o e PARRY'S DUTY PLAIN. stock m and would take the colt. IHHe 1t, and Dr. O’'Donnell offered me $800 for | Sald Hecht 5 money was received, and lastly at no injury to the patient. Nature then gue that in- it ta cetal the duly of Commis. | Informed me that the express company | eight horses which were to be sold at | And the minutes were <o changed | return of the money was made to the promptly repairs the damage. Sold = g report back he board | would charge $25 to ship It to Palo Alto. | public auction,” 1. Pari who | “You are the chief executive of this | commission, which was in duty b [ by leading druggists 25 cents a trial g " | here was nothing frregular or illegal | appeared desirous of wandering from | city, Mr. Mayor,” said Parry, “and I ask | turn the money inta the city treasury, ) T - - 1 the m about it he only thing is t my re- |the subject. *“I told nim that T had |that you ord in investigation of the | if received, notwithstanding the fact that bottle. If not at yours, sent prepaid - 4 Mr. Pa port was omitted from the minute no authority to sell the horses. | chars: | the charter gives it no power to so d on receipt of 25 cents. sald Mc( The only proposition to be considere “What we want is tp get at the truth | “That is my intention,” replied the | Pose of city perty. The Call stand sty I report,” satd Cc is whe the colt was sold for a con- |or faisity of the statement made by Sc , Mayor. “It seems to me that the board | ready to on the witness, stand 2 » made §n 3 sid as Scott has asserted,” said [that he paid for the coit acted in good faith in giving you full | both Scott paid the money, and W. 4 g " e t Ma Mayor. | power to act, although the charter clearly | W. ( h"n‘lg“ l, who witnessed its pay- . : p “Well | can’'t condemn the man who I am your appointee,” said Parry, “and | forbids such a course. The Investigation | Ment to Parry. TT T s e . y . > me as verbal | makes the charges. | have not seen him | the public will hold you resvonsible for [ will run as to the accusation that the | The disposition of the money is what ‘__ FHInee SIRe: ‘ - ht who then | nor do I know his motiye for so. doivg,"” | my acts, Mr. Mayor Any other investi- | colt was sold and if it was sold why the | Intimately concerns the « g1 _ - _— e N id Parry | gatlon you think necessary or proper—I | money was not turned over to the city | ing of the minutes does ¢ e “Then the report that he paid for thé|ask that it be held treasury or palliate Parry’s offen At that rate v > Parry will be wanting Secretary McCar- Z et ’ ot T e (eeferfon e ongenles] fofoofenforfente thy to change the minutes showing that Going away on a Trip is made ; ot he has paid over to nmission the ier i i ) | . easier if you | S assist you " | ST. JOHN'S PARISH WILL $25 which he received from Scott g ,en‘ o e o & - | i . IcCarthy, “but we afe ¢ | HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC | COST OF EXPRESSAGE. - P 9‘ e altt . . from Superintendent Az | - 3 One damaging statement made by Parry save you money, t00. ew s . 1g the matter up be- Every Airangement Made to Cause| L] | just previous to the meeting of the Fire pack, box and ship your goods. King fu th o 5 i Day’s Celebration to Be 4 SEman, oRE Teaniis , the; chegk All done under our roof, Phone - e - r said Mayor Schmitz vhic ot ade o ch Parry = Kk wAth th b e | Successful. | returned to Scott. aft 1g it in his us your order. Private 560. - Excessi he chart | S g § . . gt : The members of St. John's parish will | | pocket for fifteen minutes. ¥ 50, 0% w 2 ) disposed il outing and nic at | “I can explain that check business™ ) y . « ke Yo : JRoi e | LR O i e | sald Parry. “Scott told me it would cost he colt t . G B Campt. o1 Wadndsdas, June 1< 2y ey | 525 to ship the colt to Palo Alto and gave | THE COMPANY'S REPLY. : - WETE 1 bhe lie was passed at the meeting of | arrangement is being made to \Iusnrx- %1 The Goodfricnds, William afld Aunie, | me the check to pay the expressage. I . ). H behalf of 1he . . o DELhE B - | suceessful celebration. The usual 8ports, | whose matrimonial trouble | told him I had no time to attend to the - s 7 Street Comittee of the Board of Su | onial troubles were aired | told him I h 1 th ol st 4 P O TO_BLAME‘ pervisors yesterday. Supervisor Braun- | games and dancing will be indulged in|yesterday in Judge Hebbard's court, | Matter, so gave him the check back. . - et e ool e i b hart and Harry Gray, a member of the | and suitable prizes will be awarded to the | must get along as hest they can in the | ,NOW the Statement that it would cost a . ' R el € mmin is ch to blame i c 5 ey i s e eature o - 7 25 to shiy e colt is not true. Inquiry mismanagem t new | m s gt firm of Gray Bros., contractors, engaged | winner of each event. A :1.”“\1:; 'I:»«;:h future with the marital bonds still tying | 3 (e efhee of We rgo & Co. de- ring ter V d the colt. No board | in a wordy altercation, which nearly end- | picnic wi 1 be a contest in Irish jig da [ them. Judge Hebb 2d to grant | veloped the fact that the company would Z th was » 1 1 arding the disposi- ed in blow: T'he debate arose over the | N8 fenic the steam. | Goodfriend’s pray divorce. The | ship a colt weighing 300 pounds to Palo ) e morting of the picnic the stea - | . . " 3¢ = s leg f ours. We have | consideration of a petition filed by e e T e and. Monticello will | PIaIntifi’s ground w Ity. With the | Alto for 50 cents per 10 pounds. or 3130 P Kol to exchange old | pros and the George P. Wetmore Com- | Joave the Mission-street whart at 9:45, re- | decision the court handed down a nice | l:m “H,,,,I;hp 5;;,1:, “”,',1 i f i r“‘,’;:‘k‘,:;'] m h olders of tt e have neve 21 O at 4:3 P < 8 300 pounds ) z to bolste £ ger e g e SAght GO thathis ll'h‘, .;..: pany to amend the ordinance on rock-| turning from EI Campo at 4:30, 6 30 and | Jittle speech t at made the litigants feel nwn!, se. Parry continued c d W‘fll gt i not cause large | pose of city property. It we deviated from | Crushing so as to permit it being carried | 7:45 v. By s e rather cheap. The Judge said in part: ow it absurd on the face’ of it Ure 1 st placed on the market, gular course it wa ause wa | on at the plants sitated at Sansome and | The following officers | T cannot believe all the testimony I have | that a man would pay $i0 for a colt, in- | @ )sed any depreciat n | tho e department would be se liGriss sivasts fiave the afialr L CnerRs B Burms, vice | Beard In this case. That would be impossiblc, | cluding %25 for freight ¢ | 0ne Bottle . . o yEMVRE. a0, the WHEhY Braunhart made the statement that hel Rev. wW. Cleary, ctalneti & (Mor 3 | Undoubtedly there has been considerable pre- Sut Mr. Parry is informea that only | Mr. H then from afidavits of | that we could sell the colt for 10 cents. If | had been told by contractors that Gray | chatrman: Rev. W tRler. 3 varlcation, but 1 am not prepared to say which | $25 was paid for the €olt and the freight | @ s B gav's 1 other financ of this city |1t was d imp Printih “Weinholz, T. Cuilen and Lieu: | 0f you is the most guilty. “There i§ no doubt | thereon, instead of being $25. as he woulfl y 1y ihe board alone | Bros. did not intend to cease operations | “pyinting— on Telegraph Hili. | tenant T. 4. Cu in my mind that Mrs. Goodfriend has been | have it belleved. was only ler, J. Mitchell, P.|cross, but the blame for that lies in the div. ; state ths Bptler, covery of the letters from other women i her | 1t 18 well to state that 3 > does not appear to think as lightly of the $1 50. vor Schmit: Kidney and Bladder Cure | that quasi-public corp : earned from six W. have been absurd to sell the| “I won't believe that until you "“me‘x-x?nu\'-d;;;(;fi‘ujnr 7. k1. Wesplear nt on investments of $10,000,¢ | | ) | n P public auction,” said Commisslon- | your informant,” repled Gray, hotly. 2 : Wesplear, Lieutenant | husband’s pockets. These letters ara insuffi- | 2 v ett On ot Y The whole eity nows it setorted | cooncimm B, Burn s 5 . |clent to prove that he has been unfaithful, ax | affair as Parry’s fellow commissioners, Reliet in 20 minutes 5 ¢ Wi ou reported the matter to the | Braunhart. “You are only waiting .the | Press—J. Murphy, J. M. Caffery and Rev. | She chavgcs, but are sufficlent to show that he | who attempted to justify the action of | @ E¥press prepaid.$Lo0. .. . oo s agh 7 1 the Mayor, “did | opportunity to purgue the same course | W, Bitlef, . ergeant W. Lee, Ser- | gullty of infdelity, nefther can I fnd his wite | their assoclate by simply changing the | = o B! : ou state that the colt had been given | in the future that you bave in the past. | JFloor-=T, . Tutne, Sean, Wi Ui 1. | to be cruel enoush to Justify me In granting 4 | minutes. His Honor appeared to be o i aiih. h s to what for any valuable consideration?’ | The history of Gray Bros. proves the | (' Da . Skehan, L. A. Taylor, P. Claffy }(“\«'rfl“ H's prayer will be denied. troubled at the meeting of the commis- DRUGGISTS. . by the Board of | here was no mention made of any | firm corrupt. I say it boldl You have | Dennison, J. Mitchell, George ‘Weinhol *| The court then awarded Mrs. Good- | Sion regarding ihe charge brought against Supe ing the water rates in | consideration,” said Parry. " | proceeded by demoralizing and debauch- “'[j:‘.‘;i?f’.fiifii’;“f;q"‘,7&.““0‘. W. McKeon, G. | friend judgment for costs, his own appointee. His endeavors seemed 3 ? = REFLECTS ON BOARD. { ing the members of former Boards of Su- | yioiijia J. McNerney, T. Cullen, D. Dr. Wallace Reading, the dentist whose | (¢ P€ t© arrive at the truth or falsity of VIM, YIGOR, VITALITY for MEN. 5 | T % pervisors, but you can’t do it with this|j. Hines, T. R. Huling J. Finnigan. wife. Clara, secured a divorce from him | \P° accusation that Parry had taken MORMON BISHOP'S PILLS DOAXN’S KIDNEY PILLS. srhe only thing is that this accusation | Pogrd.” g phy, W. Welnholg, T. Santry. George fiehard- | o\ %, “oroing of cruelty s m him | 5ney for the colt. Parry rather evaded have been in_ use over Afiy ——— | reflects on the board.” said the Mayor. | ey is easy enough for you to make as- [ $on J. Daly, J. Bolta'and John CLerave | o | [0 0.8 before Judge Muraske oich 880, | ipe girect questioning of the Mayor as years by the I of tae { “If the disposition of the colt was re. 1t i3 easy enough for y k: 5 Gaines—J, Bolts, N. Welnholz, D Cronin, J. | app efore Judge Murasky yesterday her he had taken money for th: Mormon Church i ) CLIEDN ) | terrea to Commissi -4 S Te- | cortions,” interfupted Gray, “but Why!giythe . Murphy, T. Greely Whearty.AJ. | on an order to show cause why he should | t° Whether F 3 T or the followers. . Positis the \ \ | A issioner Parry with full | 4ot you make good?” Mitcheil, T. R. Huling, T. Cullen. G, Mouille, | 080 00 Contempt. be, animal. That Is the point which his worst cases [n old and young . h) D ¢ |Power to act, he certainly should have | “7 0 aq" further muttering on both | J. Finnigan, Austin O'Brien, and | e apas e for dos Rl‘gdlngu;“‘l"e fi: Honor 1s determined shall be cleared up, Srising” trom effects of estt et | T siain that theer Lo the commiscion. | jiges and the storm was quelled by Chalr- | € $0neRE % IR ery, ‘P Grady, D. | mony. His appearance cost him just $1o, | 210 for that reason he has ordered a e Jiseipatios. excesses or > S . 5 . ™ as no record of the . “ <. The committee listened to | Cronin ‘and Thomas Minnehan. for he % 04 = | full investigation of the mafter. . Impotency, Lost If Not, What Better Proof Can Sam | oceeding man Curtis, s Minnehth. .\ o Hume, admitted that he had $24 in his i . ¥Franciseo Residents Ask ¥or? | Mlrpomaiier was (o0 insignificant to re. | PrOtests made by property owners, who | Programme-Res B PUGlly’ 3 Murphy, | Pocket and the court promptly ordered MAYOR IS DETERMINED. | pia, Pains in Back Evil Desices. Lame Back, S Slatement oL'e W Fean | PR O €2 | claimed that_ thelr d"”‘,‘:,‘,fm;”‘.,,."i‘:.f'i.‘i.’f T B Huling, . Weiriholz and B! Barns. """ | him to give halt of thai amount to his| I am loth to belleve that Parry has | Ne7yous Debility. Headache. Unfltness to Mar: : LR, | @it Hl wess being underiiined by the e g | former wife, which he did forthwith. The | done any wrong,” said the Mayor in dis- | Hipeon s e 59 () vous Twitcning o¢ ity vastisnte It B S ntan ployes of (’r"‘d P s Is Badly Hurt at Drill. | case was then put over for two weeks to | cussing the affair. “The sum alleged | Evelids. Effects are cmyrs; immediate. fm- e |85 o He mante ‘.'::e‘l“now whether lh]; :r;;l\ne(; :: );t.:omr Sment. and Buena| Private Robinson of the First Battery, en};e ;‘:um&zhnln ‘ralse the balance. to have been paid for the colt is small. |Bar vigor -'z":gf"fi:wrndem. S e ¥ M": enginee T > company in- eI o 3 ading sa s income was only $100 | However the charges have been made and | Resiore smal] undeveloped organs. Stimulate of fh‘fll of four sted that the element of depreciation or | Vista avenue, in what is known as the | Field Artillery, was seriously injured at} "o on0® ' ot 850 a month from the v c £ v m resolved to learn if there has be the braf d nerve centers; 50c & box; § for deterioration of the value of the plant | Flint tract, appeared before the commit- | the Presidio vesterday morning during the University of California for my services fmay Seots il i bingons o kl:; | ‘2-urbayn D A e N T street, says three 1 first x pain in my back | % A horse drag- : "l had been omitted by the S vi t rotest against the excavation be- | course of a practice drill. ™ o S » w | money r ded with 8 boxes. Circulars free. Bn Attack | when they fixed the rates, an;p:-rr:elffi:: L’.Z made on those streets by Gray Bros. | ging a gun carriage stumbled nn; axlx:; ;‘_lefii!“;“‘:“:‘:::;‘;: ';g)‘f,,mgpo:?;. practice lq;le‘[l c);:‘c:“::s :qru:h f«;‘u:r.m“::.;.:: m{: | Adir piSHGr REMEOY co 6 BT, 3 g v as mysteriously as it|such omission was fatal to the ordinance. | The committee decided to Visit the spot | soldier was thrown to the‘ gounmmfl" Totetoentary” deeveta of. dlyates wine | oo At b ire. Commiot | Sat o T ame and it probably did, but only to be| Judge Morrow also asked how an in- | before taking action. 2 trampled upon by sever:'l ted. e was | &ranted to Martha White from Hugh |qid wrong In disregarding the plain pro- | cceeded by anc of longer duration | junction, if one Were issued, could affect | Owing to the absence of Chief Engineer | before he could be extricated. Whité, Rosina Petry from Arnold Petry | oioton of the charter as to how susce: @nd more acute. By and by the attacks | the object sought. The Board of Super- | Hood of the Southern Pacific Company, | removed to the post hospital. One of his AnA > Mary G 8 0 T e v { the ol : - 3 7 . Spencer from Eugene J. clity property shall be dlsposed of. DR ORDAN'S area re more persisient and the pain more | visors had authorized the company to | who is In Arizona, the application of the | legs was broken n two places and he 18| g oncer for negloct: Christian Pih trom | Lho sact (hat they did 5o, howeeme wii | @ V1SIT g T il f y 1 va P o - t was @ difficult | charge such and such rates, and then | Southern Pacific Company for a franchise | thought also to have suffered internal in-| progericka PInl for infidelity, and T 3. | Lit aiter me from making an exhoustin | MUSEUM OF AN TOMY atier to me to attend to my daily duties, | CP2T! 3 0 5 uy, 18 3 hien suffering from one o se ats they stepped down, said the court. over the bay shore route was postponed juries. Ratigan from Maggie Ratigai e i ing the slmost by ;,«.,Ksm I ha v]w’;\l“:;';(.: :.i:\fic::! "Suppfl;(e l_issue"":! h:{‘uncélon," |sah| unereek.TTl};eurakt:ee;h(‘uu?xl:;:dlr:?rg- @it Bty 88 gan for cru .:;q\:rrl) and placing blame, if there | 1§1::x§f.n:fmu.u adver ent about Doan's K v P e ow, h: e is ry T. 3 v - o0 o %3 : natomical Museum in the né B i R St tany ikl | v Tk the, ceithanos: LY ;dn o (bt atlcond, thiée ity W, e < | , Suits for divorce were filed by Mary J.| Parry was disposed to make light of World. Weaknewes or amy comtracteq ] ey certainly| must not enfc bey | ha the rallway companies might send rep-| Mason against Philip Mason for neglect, | the whole affair. He remarked flippantly disease peaitivaly curad by the cliest e T s B vertisement | would aay. “We have nothing to do with | the last continuance Erafter, o5 the Mat |yedinistives ‘to the dadrting. Evan E. Otterbeck against Helen T. Ot- | that he had consulted with his attorney g e e lied. drom the bencficial results re-|jt’ Who will obey that injunction? | ter must-be taken up and passed upon at | “‘rho‘commitiee decided to Teport favor- | terbeck for desertion, Amelia A. Ham. | with a view to ascertaining whether thers DR. JORDAN—DISEASES OF MEN s Kidney Pillas — oate of [7Thers does Dt #eem to be snybody who | the next mesting. " ably on the application of the Union Oil | mond against Charles H. Hammond for | was anything libelous in th: article pub. | LRSS Sen 8 r sale by all dealers. Price, 50 ‘cents, | a0 be really held. The consideration of the ordinance in- | omuany to lay a pipe line along Sixtenth | desertion, Katie S. Sadler against J. F.|lished in yesterday's Call. ..’:.'...»....;-,L:-'L—.“ er Mibar Con Suftale, . oy 245 | “Atter this_intimation of his desire for | troduced by Supervisor Boxton last Mon- | g Sadler for neglect, Eva D. Trimble| My attorney informed me,” said Par Wi for Bosh, PR GS S o agents for the United States. . © | knowledge, Judge Morrow made an order | day to compel street railway companies S e agalnst Charles R, Trimble for desertion |ry, ‘that there was nothing in it “m; llul::f:-_ MAILED FRER. (A Femember {he name, Doarz, and take | that the case be submitted on briefs with- | to station flagmen at street Car CrOSSINES | 3. \wiiivee's dental of engagement to Mrs. | and_ Margaret McDermott against W. 8. | which to base a libel suit:: o ey Bo substitute. in thirteen days. was postponed two weeks, in order that: yugh Tevis. In the Wasp, » ! McDermott for cruelty. . The €all now makes the specific allega-