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1 1 1 Irr I I IM 1 1 1 rt 1 fl .1 i 4 it 1 i a Af 7 if.ASf ii iiciiiiiiiiiiiu dim himmiic. wye Jtil'M cumsi) fNtWI WtPORTI 0M TlMtS COftRf 5PONOCNT81 i Men For the fnt yenr hm hfn fnfnr ff the First Hnpllst f'hllfi (if Kt. Wayne. lint, lln him fl wife. dnughtera, snrl a grin, nd he will lit In hi family here to rfsl't Until January 16th MH'lliOM (tut 'F'fJ nil Ptei ml) (r, It' II nMflP rvrr rM'm funk.

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DENT Dtlroit, Mtcn. cussing the relations between the wife and husband, said that he would not undertake to punish the mother, who had secured a divorce, by taking away her children. It was alleged on behalf of the wife- that Bartee still associates with the woman who first made trouble in the family. The father may visit the children. DEMANDS JUSTICE.

Deserted, a mother at 15 years, pretty Frances Dalvoskl of Palo Verde, San Diego county, daughter of Peter Dalvoskl, lies at the County Hospital in danger of death, and cries' for Justice against her alleged betrayer Harry Wilson, a young man of Palo Aierde. The girl tells a pitiable story. Last March she was a care free maiden of fourteen. One night, she says, Harry Wilson asked her and his own sister to go to the postoffice. Returning home he left his sister and then took pretty llttla Frances, through lonely ways to her home.

The girl says he overcame her "by violence. Last Fourth of July she left her home to hide her disgrace and sought domestic service at Hemet. Her employers discovered her condition after a few weeks, and later sent her to Riverside, where she appealed to Dr. Van Zwaluenberg for treatment. He sent the girl to the County Hospital.

From there she wrote to the young man's mother at Palo Verde, and received a reply that Harry denied all knowledge of the affair. Today Superintendent Powell of the County Hospital communicated the facts to the Sheriff of San Diego. Harry Wilson" will be arrested on the girl's complaint. As the girl Is under age the young man may have to stand trial on a felony charge. The girl seems still to love him but Is Incensed at what she terms brutal treatment.

Until ehe received the mother's cold reply to her appeal, she refused to Uate the nme of her chili's father. NLAItGING THE TILE WORKS. MAKE TERRA COTTA, PRESSED AND FIREPROOF BRICK. Tropico Plant Will Employ Three1 Hundred Persons and Twenty-five Thousand Dollars Has Been Expended for New Machinery Only One of Its Kind in This Section. L.

Lindsay and E. M. Durant, owners of the Western Art Tile Works at Tropico, have incorporated the California Tile and Terra Cotta Company to succeed the former corporation, and will greatly enlarge the present plant. The manufacture of terra cotta, pressed and fire brick will be added to the work already being carrted on. A new building 100 feet long is in course of construction and five cars of machinery $25,000 worth have been ordered.

This will be used lit the terra cotta and pressed brick department. One new building 225 feet long Is already in use. These tile works at Troploo ar3 the only ones west of Indianapolis and Houth of San Francisco. From hero came the greater part of the tiling used tn the recently-erected buildings of Los Angeles and other cities of Southern California. Over a quarter of a million dollars is already invested, and the investment now being made wi'l bring this up to about half a million.

The buildings are all of brick, equipped with the best of everything for the work. The location is on the Southern Pacific tracks and spurs have been put In long since. The Los Angeles Interurban's uienaaie tine runs ioul half a milo distant, and the company has begun building a spur to connect with the works. The plant was built several years ago, but was purchased by Messrs. Durant and Lindsay only a year since.

By the present enlarge ment employment win be givento some 300 men, boys and girls, where 100 are working, so that It means a good 6.eal to this section. It will help to keep near home a growing trade that otherwise would go to the kast. me enormous amount of building In prog ress and about to start indicates the extent of the market. Mr. Lindsay is a leading mine owner of Northern Mexico, and president of several banks in the republic, besides owning big Interests in the American- Mexican Cattle Company, just organized in this city.

Mr. Durant is one of the leading cat tle owners in this region, and one of the organizers of the American-Mexican Cattle Company. The company ofliee Is located on the fourth floor of the Huntington Building. There is No Rockefeller III. The fact that there is no John D.

Rockefeller III Is, In the eyes of Grandfather a serious thing, and should tho second child of Mr. and Mrs. John IX Rockefeller, prove a boy he will be doubly wel come. As matters stand now the death of the two Rockefellers would put the worlds greatest fortune In the possession of the grandchild and of Mrs. Mccormick, tha sole daughter of John D.

Rockefeller, SL Mrs. Rockefeller. who was Ahbie G. Aldrich, daughter of the United States Senator from Rhode Island, is the mother of one child, a ilsmehter. born November 9.

lir3. Slrenglli in the Sicli-room. Whenever acute illness makes solid food unsupportable, and when the stomach revolts against "fatty" beef-teas, a straming cup of Liebig Company'. Extract of Beef make a delicious life-sustaining beverage that is rel-hhrd and retained by the most delicate coo. stitution.

Absolutely pure and free from fat. Give strength quickly and maintains it. LIEBIG COi'IPANYS Extract of Dcef AVVV. COSTLY HOUSE. OLD CONDIMENT PROVCS A BOON IN SAN BERNARDINO.

Mixtur of that and Whisky ia Ad-nmta-iered to 8iek Equina Which Then Falls Atlecp and Awakaa Apparently Cured Incident Recalla Suit Over Vinegar. SAM BERNARDINO, Jan. 8. "Tropical pauoe," the manufacture of which has long since ceased, savpj the life of a valuable horse belonging: to George Miller of Highland, yesterday. The animal had been taken seriously ill, and veterlnariea of local renown failed to work a cure finally Imparting to Miller the news that the animal would surely die.

Nothing daunted at this announcement Miller remembered that he had an. old bottle of "Tropical uauce" lh the house. He decided to make an experiment. Mixing some of the sauco with an equal part of whisky he administered the dose, which resulted In putting the animal to sleep. From early, in the morning until late in the afternoon the horse slept, the first sleep it had had for two days.

When it awoke It went to eating hay, seemingly perfectly cured of Its Indisposition, and this morning waj ready for Its dally exercise In a trot-tiog rig. "Tropical sauce" was formerly manufactured by Mayor H. M. Barton of this city. It was supposed to be destined to prove a stiff rival of Worcester sauce, but one day the sauce works shut down.

Soon afterward Mayor Barton brought suit against a vinegar company for $25,000 damages, claiming that the "Tropical sauce" business had failed because poor vinegar had been furnished. SAN BERNARDINO BRIEFS. A marriage license was Issued here this morning to Theodore Laurence Heiber. aged 28, and Uoldie is, Cun ning, aged 23, both natives of Pasa dena: Constable Sawyer of Upland this afternoon brought to the County Jail John Taylor, age 23, of Los Angeles, charged with being a deserter from the navy. DRIVES TEAM OVER TEACHER.

NARROW ESCAPE WITH HER LIFE AT COLTON. Chinaman Who Holda the Reina is Sought by the Officers Victim Says She Believes He Attempted to Murder Her Pretty Arabian Women Kiss Officers' Feet. COLTON, Jan. 8, "I fully believe that Chinaman attempted to kill me and that It is little short of a miracle that I escaped with my life," exclaimed Miss Hattle Ward last evening when she was brought bruised and almost overcome, to the home of her brother, E. E.

Ward, on Pennsylvania avenue. She had been rescued from the very feet of the horses of a Chinaman who apparently attempted to run over her on South Eighth street. Miss Ward Is the teacher of the La Loma school, near Hlghgrove. She makes her home In Hlghgrove, but was visiting In Colton yesterday. In the afternoon she started for home, riding her wheel.

While on South Eighth street, she saw a Chinaman in his vegetable wagon, coming behind her. The latter was beating his horses and they were going at a lively puce. Miss Ward took care to ride on the right hand side of the road and attempted to turn the corner before he should overtake her. As the wagon drew nearer, she saw that the horses were coming directly toward her. She turned farther to the right, and, frightened, almost into the sidewalk.

In another moment the horses were upon the young woman. She was knocked from her wheel, and when the animals came to a standstill she lay almost unconscious under their feot, and close to the heavy wheels. She was brought to her brother's home and the number of the vegetable wagon was taken. The offlcers without doubt will have the Chinaman located soon. KISSES OFFICERS' FEET.

Two Arabian women were in court this morning with a pitiful tale of woe, and when the officers assured them that they would attempt to find the man who had wronged them, the beautiful women knelt and kissed the officers' feet. They were mother and daughter. The mother makes her living by peddling laces and embroideries and articles of clothing. She and her daughter and son-in-law have had rooms In Colton. Last week, while the women were at Corona for a few days, the son-in-law, whose name Is Solo-man Maloff, is alleged to have left the country taking with him all the woman's possessions, amounting to over $50 worth of saleable goods.

A warrant has been Issued for his arrest. COLTON BRIEFS. An engine house on the Los Angeles Building Company's land, east of the city, was broken Into last evening and clothing, provisions and a rifle stolen. Ralph McCoy, the young man who Ipft Colton about a month ago for Indlo, re'urnlng very 111 last week, died SatJrday night at the Marlbor. oueh hotel.

Miss Moy Slaughter of Los Angeles, formerly a Colton girl, is visiting her frif-nds In this city. Miss Call Kliliken, Miss lone Norton, MIps Lillian Land Carl and Otto Lants left this afternoon for Stanford University, after spending the Christmas holidays at home. i'tr. and Mrs. Charles Newcomer ar riied Saturday from Morris, 111., for a at the home of their son, L.

C. Wcomer. of this city. J. Crockcy left today for Bakersfield.

where he is employed. He has spent two weeks In Colton with his family. REDLANDS. BAPTISTS' INFORMAL CALL. REDLAND3.

Jan. 8. Although neither a formal call nor a formal ac-rer-tanc has been made It is given out on unquestionable authority that an ir.frirmal call has been extended to I v. J. N.

Field to accept th raftorate Firt Baptist Church of this city at Mr. Field has accepted, nay-i thM ho will be In Redlanils to as- hi work by February 15. Rpv. Fi-il a man of 4S. For twenty Mrs he haa been a and for VICK DEATH II THIRTY-THIRTY.

TOP BLOWN FROM HEAD OF TUS-TIN MAN. Body Found in a Walnut Orchard a Mils from tha House Whether His Life Went by Suicide or Ac-cident May Not be Determined. Trolley Way Suits. SANTA ANA. Jan.

8. The body of Heber B. Alderman, aged 39 and a resident of Tustin for more than twenty years, was found this morning In a walnut orchard a mile from Alderman's homo. The top of the head was blown off by a bullet from a 30-30 caliber rifle, which was found across the man's body as it lay face upward -on the ground. Alderman had been under a nhvsl clan's care for some time, and evi dently wandered from his room last night while suffering from temporary mental derangement.

Whether his death was the result of a deliberate suicide or of an accidental discharge ot me gun win probably never be determined. When found Mr. and Mrs. Kelly of East Second street the body was still warm, Indicating that death occurred about 5 o'clock. It was resting under a walnut tree In an orchard near the corner of East Side and Fourth streets, and from the position of the gun and body it is not Improbable that the unfortunate man leaned against the tree, and the rifle was discharged with the butt resting on the ground and the muzzle almost touching the head.

The bullet entered the right temple and tore off the top of the Bkull. C. W. Sheats, brother-in-law of the dead man. Inclines to the belief that death was accidental.

He believes that Alderman left his house under the sway of some hallucination. His steps show that he ran most of the way to the spot where the body was found, taking leaps five and six feet in length as If In fear of some pursuing object An empty shell was found near the spot, leading Mr. Sheats to the bellof that Alderman shot one cartridge from the rifle, threw back the magazine, but failed to release the hammer, so that when he leaned against the tree the rest of the gun was accidentally dis charged as It struck the ground. Alderman was clad only in shirt and trousers and was without hat, shoes or coat. Yesterday and at several times previously he has suffered from hallucinations.

The dead man was unmarried. He resided with his father, Albert M. Al derman with his brother-in-law, C. W. Sheats.

A brother lives at Los Angeles and another at Alhambra. He was well known throughout Orange county by a twenty-years' residence here. SANTA ANA BRIEFS. The annual stockholders' meeting of the Orange County Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company was held this afternoon at the O.A.R. Hall here.

Reports for the past year showed tire losses of J19a, all paid without resorting to an assessment. New directors are A. Barrows, Fullcrton; A. McFadden, Santa Ana; H. Larter, Westminster; F.

D. Reed, secretary. Garden Grove; Dr. W. D.

Wall, Tustin; H. Snyder, Villa Park; H. Loptien, Orange. A dwelling belonging to J. T.

Raltt of the Banner Dairy and occupied by L. W. Gruwell, an employ, was burned this morning by an explosion of a gasoline stove. At the time of the fire, Mrs. Gruwell was sick in bed and had only her two children at home.

Employes at the dairy saw the blaze and arrived In time to rescue the woman and children. The Chamber of Commerce is arranging to commence suit against delinquents who have subscribed to the right-of-way fund for the Pacific Electric Santa Ana-Los Angeles branch and have not paid their obligations. The committee in charge of the collections reports $800 outstanding money on the right-of-way A. C. Gardner, an employs of the Los Angeles postoffice, was married here today to Miss Pansy B.

Rifenberlck of Los Angeles. ANAHEIM. NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES. ANAHEIM, Jan. 8.

The Hamilton-Burns Company of Los Angeles has purchased 200 acres of land at Nutwood Station on the Southern Pacific at a stated price of $100 an acre and will set the entire tract to walnuts, or anges and alfalfa. The following officers and directors of the American Savings Bank have been chosen: President, Frank Shan-ley; first vice-president. Dr. H. A.

Johnston; second vice-president, Dr. Houck; cashier, John Hartung; assistant. A. W. Phelps; directors.

C. O. Rust, Frank Shanley, Dr. Johnston, F. H.

Houck. A. Nugle. G. Miller.

W. L. Hale, Frank Baum, Ben Dauser, Charles Federman and John Hartung. RIVERSIDE. KVANS WINS FAMOUS SUIT.

fBT DIRECT WIRE TO THE TIMES! RIVERSIDE. Jan. 8 Exclusive Dispatch. The famous eult between Pliny T. Evans and Frank A.

Miller concerning certain postoffice fixtures was decided today by Judge Noyes In favor of Evans. Frank Miller, as the former manager of the Rubldoux Building Association, sold certain postoffice fixtures which were the property of the association. When Evans secured control of the association his Inventory showed that no accounting had been made for these fixtures. He Immediately demanded that Miller should pay their value. The.

case went to arbitration of Harry Chase who awarded Evans $400. Miller offered his check for $143 and a contract with him from the Rubldoux Building Association to pay $6 per month long aa the postoflloe was retained in Its present location at Sixth and Main streets. Judge Noyes today decided that this setoff was Invalid for the reason that the secretary was not authorized by resolution of the board to draw It and the subsequent act of the directors In ratifying certain payments did not amount to an authorization of the secretary's original act. The caw Jias attracted wide attention on account of the bitterness with which the parties have contested every Inch of the caae. It is thought that Jt will be appealed.

MOTHER KEEPS CHILDREN. W. M- Bartee appeared bT'ore Judg- Noyes today and sought to secure an order to rnvve his from hi divorced wife's care ard Hward their to his fatbpr and mother. Judao Nfiyes refused to the rifrt of the grandparents and, in dis In wf print! fly tun to ti pat. ttikn no i hHiiri'S At nil.

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NFW YORK Ql'EENSTOWN LIVERPOOL. BOSTON LIVEHPOOU NEW YORK AND BOSTON" DIRECT TTE Meiiterrasean XkoRES C. D. TAYLOR. Passenger Agent Pacific Coast, 21 Post San Francisco, or any local agent.

tveare Specialists for Varicocele, Hydrocele, Stricture. Piles. Fistula, Blood Diseases. Contracted Diseases Private Diseases. 1 oss of Vital Power, hljnev and LladJer Trouble Varicocele WE GJARANTEK AX ABBOLVTB AND PERMANENT CIRE In every rase treat va.lcecele.

will show tn any man wishing to be cured a leading business mn r.f Los Angeles that hs-e cur-d. This fact, with cor of cure. o-iRh if- in ihBt Vr-? t-an C'ii-1 'f "io. MEN NAME EN To Call Your There (2 Things Are I Wish 1st Attention To Confine my. practice to the diseases of Men and Men Only.

Treat you only at My Offices. I have nothing to send you by mail. Give you Rational, Direct and Specific Cures, not merely temporary relief. IWrt And Other Removt 111 1 mao: IXkJ rjflS. mith A And Other red.

DIAGNOSIS ARNOL Soa-s S. Broadway. if Tfonfmnnf 13 remarKaDy emcacious re-lllj XrCtlllllL'lil. establishing a normal condition of health. This is what you want and is what will satisfy you.

My examinations are such that no diseased condition escapes notice, so that when I treat you I know what for and why. CONTRACTED DISEASES I cure quickly by a direct method, and the cure Is permanent. There are no strictures, sores or erosions. VARICOCELE I cure in four to six days. It is final and lasting as time.

With the cure comes strength and vigor to the parts affected, and there is no recurrence. WEAKNESS AND FUNCTIONAL DECLINE may bo caused by overwork, worry, chronic conditions not properly treated, and excesses. My treatment is direct and productive of the best results. I treat the "CAUSE." "Hours: 9-4, Evenings 7-8, Sundays 912. DR.

MORTON, 316 S. Broadway COLUMBIA CLOTHING and SHOE HOUSE P08ITIVELY CLOSING CUT 270-27J SOUTH MAIN iTBEET t-'" THE POWELL SANATORIUM rhoncs Main 27 Home 07 116 AVe.sf Sixth Street.