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gremtr, 7.utidlaas. Q 9a1s.
% rnos asrcs, 9lretatiuicx, % sacL
Golt.tta. @ritiih=3roier. 80 SAGE.
GcmeCaro, @rjtjih=@uiaua. l6 8ags.
6ouazG9no, Gbinu, 25 Sage.
RirGhon, Samuicl, 8 Sage.
Q~iutvsooI, Guolarb, : SAGE.
2u3crn. S6Dtii, 10 5cqe
staot Ttrito, Wtrjfo. : Seae.
NSostnu, RublorO, Y 9alt.
Tsuamu. Ger. staafcn nom ~Gofom5ia. Z xass
Qarjs, frarfrti6, s Gage.
Gutbo, GaIoou, , Saq..
Rio be Surcirp, gtoFiisr, % Sees.
Rom. StoIicH, 10 Gage.
Ct. Sobus, 9,uiuuolcuo, 4 9doe.
Ct. Petersburg. Iublare, u Iags.
Spbrto. IuFralicA. 81 Gage.
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Robert Sisas. GehtsarpuIt,
5G3-569, Galpat=Suiloiga.
. c r ~ q [ c 8 : . crfauf
ais Nr. 4116, APO, 4122 uno 4124,
Waha6uiett5 zNpsnue,
~nertbpoQen einem 9runoSins unterz
fpprfenen Gident6ums.

lppI CltIl StStIlIUulls.
Strait cints 9eicbl5 D3 GrcisQeribts Tr. 9 Der
Stuot Baltimore iUlro Der unttrjCibnete 9,ripnlz
ter = rcitaq, Ocn II. 3uli 1903, Rad)mittaas
4 lIbr. ult nabiolQcno bcihriebsnen all Der Noro=
icite pr MuHutuictts= Nutnue in Baltimore bele=
qencu bier 8runoitiidt an Srt uuO STEELE auf 6f=
fcnt.ibcr Nuttion pcrtauieu:
9c0inrcuO III DEN rcipcttiptu GuticrnunQen bon
II Tus 4! 3oa. % GuB +! 3ol, Il SUB Al ,3oa
unp 40 SUB II 3ou 6itlib BON Der bird Die
GrcuiunQ Der ~gOroicite Der =@ptrue
nit Der Cfieite Der SrpingzNpcnue Q~tbiloetcn 6ds,
pas criI, jpcitc Uno brittle 8ruupiiid nit elmer
Trpnts bon ic II 6uB, uuo Das oicrtc nit elmer
Sruutc pom b Sub u 3ol oil Observation-Disclosures.
uuo odnn in qleibmGBiqcr &reitc n0rnlit iib err
itredtnD, parallel mil &rpinq =Npcnue, 100 fuB bis
,ur RrrDititc elmer 10 CUB brsittu Iaep.
WeQcn VtfBtitcl uno boiler gcihreibunQ fiebe
bic llrtunoe pom GnipOrO Z. C'Rtciie an Charles
-. Gelir pom u. Gcbruor 1897 oatirt uuo oeborio
r~caifrirt in Siber IT.. {. 1861, 6olio so etc.
eines Der 9auO=&eQitcr Der StaDt baltimore.
81, DISQUALIFICATION ami itNm @ruuoitiit beitrbcu
nus cin,m ,lptitodiqen SicQcIteinerueu 99obuboui.
G,ruup,ins $40 .fir icpes @runnifiid
gtrfauiEbeoiuauuQeu: ein GritteI 9aur, Der 3eft
uof iebs unp jfpoli Monaten, ODER NQts 9aar.
md 9tlitbeu pcs Gduiers; riidnduoiqc 9ttrdoe
fino POM @srtauistnQs al 3;nien uutcrluorfen uno
uiFtr ,ur ,3uiritoeubcit ps 9cripaItcrs i6cr q=
ftrut kin. Sin Stpuit pom $50 itr isoes s1aus
lpiro ,ur 9ertauisjeit pcrlanqt.
8obert 9tegs, @ertpalttr.
8. 81. &irtlanr,
ueo. 1868 Nuftioaator.
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8cf0rOerung bnn YufIa9en.

2G.lge Der erTorOerIi4en 3eit our grs
rei4ung Der Deriaieoenen Be-
itimmun9sorte.
u~ntenItebenb 1T bic ungefGbre 3sit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der 9oItIu6en bon
benz gaItimOrsr YoIt : 8iirsau nus
ben 6auptid4li4en einbsimii9sn uno
a~uspdrtigen Stdoten psr3:i4nst.
Snlano.
Gilanta, Ga. 10 stuuotu.
Qtlantic=Gitp. RS, 6 StunStn.
@ruoflpH. R.=0., 6 etunosu.
9urlirnton. 9srmont. II 6tunosA
buffalo, R.:9., l8 Stunosn.
Gaps Waa. RS, 6 etuuosn.
6barlcton, Sc, Is StunocH.
Gbitauo, Sns., l Sag.
Columbia, S.=6., Ii Stuuhen.
Cincinnati. Ohio. 20 etHnOsL
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gu bertaafen ODER III bermieihem.
Mnseiasn. -3m nerfamien.
0rnnOeigentGmm 1T berfamieu.
Tur s25 6runesins.

HoroofzSoltimOrc = 15zprojtntiqe Gapitalar=
lace an Sreu3unQ bon , oauptitraBtu -3=h6dis
Ger Sooen mn Nobnbaus nit erobem 3odofeu
Nrets SllJ0 tur irgeHo Gin Gci6dit ODER ais
gSoDnHng paTtno = SsoinQuuacu ~piti;lbcn ME
Mlltt5e. @aGiuiraoen bei'm 5idet 4etnt,
Slucn= citation. go
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-16

3. 99m. M,oosnoorf & Co.
Baltimore, ben Is. Suli.
S. Wm. W}ioOenOorf &c So. bered=
nen fur 6rancs: 9untiers 3rottsn
ouf go Sage 5.184, auf Si4t 5.164,
tauFmdnnii6e uuf so Sage 5.184 Biz
$40. Rei45murt uuf so Sage 945.
8ulOen auf 60 Sage 40.
Sterling 8antiers alF 60 Sage
4.845, ouf Si6t 4.86 1916, tuuf=
mdnniife 4.843 Bis 4.8444.
@crtdEIe auf Der hieiIgen Gffetten=
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ggIte sSeft1ne2n tGOlseIpOuoeutenh
zoe. p1o Sunbert, AT bebeR in Der Office 6es .6arA
den GorrtipsnptHtsH, HaltImsges StS. uae Dsa
~ihees 4peaHS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-16
SnItimnrrr WGrftbcrihtc.
Bsratn fir BEN .1:ura<H GorrIDoHOsntsu.H

Baltimore, zen Is. SuIi.
Me6l. Die 6eutige MeAl3ufu6r
belief iid uuf 1906 5dfer, elm
i6IieBli4 14,194 Safer 81 Occult
point uno POSI- Safer 3u Canton;
9iiitenDerianot - 5Gi1er. Die
Nu6fruge naa Me6l fir Iotalen Be-
Darf lit is6r Iei4t, unO Der umiab BE-
i6rdntt iid auf tleinere Partie'n fir
uugen6Iidlihen 8eOurf. Die g}otiz
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Robert Sisas. GehtsanpuIt,
563-560, Galurtsguiloins.
y c To [ t c 8 : y erfauf
ocS
ais glr. 41O8, 4110, Alp unb Ala
Muha9uIettsz QOenue,
betuuutcH
~pert6polIen einem @~runo3ins untsr.
nprfenen Gidenthums.

49,
iporfenen @igent6ums.
Groit cintg 9tfcbls pes GrtisQcribt5 Tr. ? Der
Stoot Baltimore ipiro Der uuttrjcibnttc 0,ripalz
ter 3 reitaG, ben II. Suli 1903, Nobmittags
4 llbr, ar ua6folQtno bcibricbcutu al Der 9torO=
icitc Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Baltimore be.
lCoeucn pier gruuDitude al Crt uuo StcQe uui
6iicntliber Nuttiou pcrtduitn.
9cQinrtnO in Den rsipeftiptu Gnticruuuetn bon
40 SUB, 126 SUB, 1l2 Sub uuo 9S 6ub otli9
pou Der ourb Die Grtujuug Der Nproieite Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NIT Der Sri5ite Der Arpjugz
IUeuus q~cbilptteu @dt, itots 8rurpiiid nit elmer
6rontc BON II fuB an Mnfa6uietts=N pcnue, uuo
odun in ~QlcidmdBiQtr 9rsite ib n0roli6 ertrct=
fem, parallel nit &ruln1sAOcnue, 100 SUB big sur
9proicit, elmer 10 CUB brcitcn Nlep.
90eQeH EctBtittl mn Weller @ci6rtibunq iebe bic
llrtuuot BON GOpdro q. C'Resffc oil 0arner 6.
GREENWOOD, y. 3. l6i9, Tollo 252. elmer BON ben
lauo=8ecoros Der Staot Baltimore.
Die 8cbdulittciteu befteftn aug }luciit0diaer ,i..
oclitcincrun @obubauit-H. @ruuojius $40 iur iez
Deg @rurptut.
8srtdutsbcoinGunqtn: cin Erittcl @aar, Der 9er
nab feds IND iIpOli Olouattu, ootr IQts 9aur,
nab @elitbir ns 9duicrs; riidiauoiQ. 9etrdac
tuo pom @ertGuista0e au 3iuicu uuterlporicu uuo
mitTcn 3ur 3uiricocnbsit Deg @crlpaltcrs fder Qz
itcnt lin. Gin StpofI pom $50 fir ieocs S1au5
ioir0 sur @trfduisjrit %ptrlanqt.
Robert &iqqs, Ytylpalttr.
D. ". GirfIouo,
OS9,92,G.Sl Iuttiorator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-16

~ {. Die heutl9e Wtals3ufu9r
betrug 36,982 8uidel; 9erianot bon
ben Glepatoren 1869 8ui6el; @orz
rtb in ben Glepatprsn 183,897 8uz
f4el.
c.,,L.. GLI,,ExA4
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Butter. tro VfunO:

~N*GlFNI 49, SI"NI SNF0N
S8ultern, en9lii6 gei4nitten, 94c.
gang fur5e 3ippen, 1Oc.; SeitenIped,
lie; 9an5e 2ei6itiide, lie; @pedz
S6ultern, 104c.; Sugar : Gurso"
S4ultern, 94c.; S4intsn, 154c.;
pbne 9aut, 144c.; gicnic, Ole;
rMeB"zS 6peinefleii6, $500 pro
SAP; @6mul3-in 9iercss, gut rufz
finirt, &C.; in 5dIfern, 94c,
9offee; N~otirungen iino pie folgt:
anf Der 8aIi5 BON 81 Gents pro
pfuno fir Hio Nr. 7; Santos 74c.
big 113c.; Marocai6o 81. Bis 1915;
SABA 19c. Bis 23c.; Mrfta 18c. BIS
19c.
@er6iteter aaffee: 6. 8. G., in ST.
item 1Oc. Bis 10.2Oc. pro 9funo;
in Sii6ien un0 SGfen, reiner 2yaba,
32c. Biz 32!c,; Sara unO Mofta, gsz
mii6t, PIE. Bis 25c. bro 9funo; reiz
ner Maracai6o. 22c. Big 223c.
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grnnufteu=Marft.

llntenitebenOe Yreiie bs3ieben ii9
auf ben gngros : 9anbsl; fir ben
&~lein6anoel muB Elm entiprefenbsr
Qufihlag gema6t tperben.
5arm : g rpbufte.
2ebenoes 9efliieel, pro 9funo:
iunse 9iibner lac. Bis &c.; alts9ibe
ner 13c. Bis 1876; @nten Sc. bis 14c.;
Sauben, pro Baar zoe. bis 25c.
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SteQengeinde
Soft nno Sogis.


Rof 2oQis gtiu6t.
Gin anhdnOigtr URauu iubt in 0iQblauotopn
bel utttcr 5amilit Gin gut moblirtc5 IuitiQts 3ims
mtr, tpomoQlib Gas INN 9ao mt trdftiQcr @ausz
mlHn5toit. 98isntr. b0bmiibe, uuqariibe oOcr
Stutibs Gir6e. @,fL. Cffsrtcn unter r@laf, 9oits
Citation %, Baltimore. Q95-0
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Saltimorer gffettenb0rfe.
(S:r;btct fiji DEN y9tuti6eu Gorrtiponotrt,n. purdb
3. g9nr. Nl0osnoorf & 6oD
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a4fenb IN gen.

9ri&Fe unO Yoittarten peroah fret
ben gmpfdng3rn D0er QbIenbern bol'
elmer 9o7tanitalt 3ur anosren na6gcz
{hidt, tpenn Der WunI6 duf benz um4
idloQ ou5gebriidt lit. 9oitienoungfr
,sr onDeren 8laI1en tp+rben nur auf
8erlan9en nQ69sIanot unO DirO oanH
an 9e itimmungsorte Elm 3uIaBporlu
oon Ger 90bt Deg S~rjgnalIaBa9 be4
refn3t tperben.
s3psjtsr SIoFs (3eitungsn u, 3eit.
i6riften) l Sent fir 4 un3en.
0ritter &la1e C8ider, @irtulars)
l Gent fir 2 ~lln3sn.
8isrtsr alu1e (Doarsn) 1 Geni
frO un3e.
Gdnabd.
OieTeI6en &atsn unb 8soingunger,
als in ben Ser. Stautsn, nit 4usna64
me, baB gtmii 3ts Saufmann5paarer.
pelae ni6t alg Bona Fios" 9anoslsa
MuIter qeIanot peroen, nit Der Bats
fetpo1t per|anpt tperosn mi5en. 8aufz
mdnniide S4riFten 81 beh gemDhns
.i6sn Staten.
GlnT4rsi6e0ebiEs (40f >auf4Iag)
s Gents.
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0a!timure Vnifamt.

g. OaOis Warfislo, qofmeifter;
Sreosrid 2eiit, 9IlFs-poltmeiitsl.
Die poit lit Gag uno Hadt often.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-14

Richardson. charging him with conspir-
acy TO defraud the Government
Speaking of the connection Richardson
had with the placing of the contrivance
under contracts from the POstoffiee De-
partment, Attorney Samuel knight. who
will defend Erwin said yesterday:
Erwin and Richardson went back to
Washington together in 1899, Erwin act
ing as sponsor for the latter in his efforts
10 bring the postal device before the eyes
of the authorities i'm the department.
After Erwin had introduced Richardson
to Machen, Beavers and others, he with
drew from proceedings as far as the mat
ter of gaining contracts was concerned.
nor did he have any hand in the report
ed distribution of stock among the Wash
ington officials If Erwin did not do this,
who did? Erwin did not realize that he
was receiving his shares out of the 1000
claimed TO have been set aside for the
promotion of the success of the scheme;
if he had he could not have seen any evil
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-14

GYQ He ordinance for the proposed
bay shore line of the Southern Pa
ciic Railroad win come Up before
~ the Board Of Supervisors to-day
and it is not likely to be adopted
without protest from many property
owners in the Mission and Potrero dis
tricts.
The Street Committee of the SupaTvis-
ors held a special Deeting last Saturday
for the purpose of drafting the ordinance
which. with few exceptions. is similar
TO the petition for the franchise filed by
the railroad company
According to a prominent real estate
man there IS a 'jokeT' Of magnitude in
the railroads application for the hay
shore franchise and the intention OF the
railroad IS to cut off competition by water
from any business that may be located
in the future in the Mission and Potrero
districts.
A glance at the map fled with the rail-
roads application for the bay shore
franchise shows that a number OF spur
tracks are TO cross Sixteenth street be-
tween Kentucky and Sixth streets. II
these are built it IS said that all egress
from the Mission and Potrero manufac-
turing districts will be cut off from the
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FAKE HAIR PREPARATION
Do Hair No Good, but Often Cause 1t
TO Fall Out.

Many hair preparations are fake" be
cause they are merely scalp irritants.
hey often cause a dryness. making the
hair brittle. and. finally, lifelesa Dan
druff is the cause of all trouble with hair
1t is d germ disease. The germ makes
cuticie scales as it digs TO the root of
the hair. where it destroys the hairs vi
tality, causing il TO fall out To cure
dandruff the germ must be killed. De
stroy the cause. you remove the effect. -
Newbro's Herpicide is the only hair prep
ation that kills the dandruff germ
thereby leaving the hair to grow luxuri-
antly. Sold by leading druggists. Send
lee in stamps for sample to The Herpi-
eide Co. Detroit Mich
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-14
lgniacance in II at the time. >,

significance in It at the time
Yesterdays mail from washington
failed to bring the certified copy OF the
Indictment TO District Attorney Wood
worth. 1t is expected to arrive to-day, at
which time United States Marshal Shine
will serve it upon Erwin and collect the
bail, which will be stipulated in the
Washington advices- The preliminary
hearing before Court Commissioners Hea-
cock will probably be commenced imme-
diately. At a late hour last night It was
learned that Richardson was somewhere
in the State of Washington.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-14
UNABLE TO REACH THE BAY.

"A large number of manufacturing
plants are to be located in the Mission
and Potrero districts and these will nat
urally do considerable shipping by water,
provided teams can easily travel from
the factories to the water front.
--5ixteenth street is a public highway
and is now open as far as Eighth street
and will be graded to the water front in
a short time 1t is the only natural outlet
for heavy teams from the Mission and Po-
trero to the water front. Teams cannot
reach the bay by Mariposa or Solano
streets which are south of Sixteenth
street, as these streets cross high hills.
IF the Southern Pacific Company is al
lowed to build a number OF tracks across
Sixteenth street, between Kentucky and
Sixth streets, it will render the Potrero
absolutely valueless for manufacturing
purposes. 1t Will be impossible for teams
heavily laden to cross the tracks and
equally impossible to cross the proposed
bridge over the tracks, on account of the
heavy grade to the bridge approach
THE map shows that the spur lines of
the company commence to 'fan out's on
the company's property south of Six
teenth street. thence crossing the street
mentioned and enter the company's yards
north of Sixteenth street If the plans
of the railroad are changed by the SUI
pervisors so that the lines will commence
to "fan out north of Sixteenth street. it
will make a vast difference to property
owners. 1t is possible for heavily laden
teams to cross over one or two tracks,
but when it comes to crossing over~ten
or more tracks it is out of the question.
WILL WORK GREAT INJURY.
This matter has only come up I'm the
past twenty-four hours and I do not sup
pose that any of the Supervisors have
been cognizant of the result to property
owners in the Potrero If the railroad is
granted permission to build number of
tracks across Sixteenth at the point in
dicated on the map.
Prom the point where the proposed spur
tracks branch out from the main line
south of Sixteenth street is distance of
about 400 feet to the north side of Six
teenth street. If the company begins its
spur tracks north of Sixteenth street il
would be of vast Importance to property
owners and manufacturers who propose
locating in the Potrero.
"If the plans of the railroad are allowed
to be carried out and Sixteenth street
practically closed to heavy travel, there
will be no chance for improvements in
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-14
MISCELLANEOUS
1892 1903
STATEMENT
OF THE
CONDITION AND AFFAIRS
OF THE
Insurance Company
OF NORTH AMERICA
MISCELLANEOUS.
FoUNDED A. D. 1792)

q = PHILADELPHIA. IN THE STATE OF
y, PennsyIEaata. 90 the Sist CAY ot Deeem-
that day as made 10 the Insurance Commis-
sioner OF tie state OF California. pursuant to
the provisions OF Sections Go and Gil Of the
Political Code. condensed per blank fur
nished by the Commissioner.
Anlo;ht Of Capital Stock paid up $1,000
m cash ..--.------ ..-.--.---- 100000 90
ASSETS.
Real Estate owned by Company. S725. 500 90
Leans on Bonds ard Mortgages. I.130.997 %
Cash Market value Of all Stocks
and Bends owned By Company 5.79l. $50 90
Amount Loans secured By
pledge of Bonds Stocks and
coliateraU ........ ........... s21 AGO 90
Cash in Com7any's Office ....... 1O,3o7 90
cash in Bsnks ......-..-....... l.i4s.105 25
BONDS and Mortssees - 7.e.7 so
Ie15ion -. - - -.......... $50 $50 ~
taken for Ere and Marine
Risks ..-....- ..-............ 5S. .no9 10
Book ACCOUNTS due company. 4.2c3 Sc
Due from other Comranies for
insurance on Losses already paid $40 81
Total Assets ................ .$IO.ee4. iss 30
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and unpaid. Sis 500 27
or in Suspense .......-........ 5es. .e12 20
penses -. -. 49.7ls &C
running one year OF less. S..
277.g7I 80: reinsurance 50 per
cent -. ................ LGss. .9ss IS
Gross premiums on Fire Risks
s.. 99s. .499 -; reinsurance pro
Gross aremiums on Marine Time
per srA cent ......,....-..s;..., ae2, 11s 90
sPcs R9Iieiss ,.,,,,;-;,:,,,+;:;; 7ea.4l5 6o 1e
Due and accrued FOR salaries.
rent. etc ...---.-- -.-..-----. 4b,SAS ~
All other Liabilities .............. 60. 4}5 IS
Total Liabilities ............ <5.7Is.a9l SO
INCOME
Net cash actually received for
Fire premiums .....-..--....-. 81. S9+,33 40
M Marine as' premiums 49,. 1s5s.els IS
i'sIsd'td snd Mortgages t -.... 80. 7o.s4s AZ
dends on Bonds. Stocks Loans
and from all other sources. a37. $40 81
Received for Rents ............. A.. GA a
Received from all other sources. al1.52l q
Total Income ......-........ $7.H5,71s II
EXPENDITURES.
Net amount paid for Fire losses 81, S2s. AT 55
Losses -. -. 1.oi7.s55 Al
Dividends TO Stockholders ...... $50, $40 90
or Brokerage ...-.....-......-. i.Sf2. .634 "a
Paid for Salaries Fees and other
charges for officers clerks. etc 39f. .212 "a
Paid for State. National and
Local taxes ............-...... 1889 90
All other payments and expendi-
lures .......-... ........... 375.s45 "a
Total Expenditures .......... SO, AS. .os4 IS
Fire. Marine
Losses incurred
during the year 50. 7O7.s17 IS $l.15s,s55 a
Risks and Premiums Fire Risks Premiums
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-14

water front and that products of facto-
ries will have TO be shipped by the rall-
read and not by the cheaper and contpet-
ing water haul.
In its application for the bay shore
franchise the Southern Pacific Company
agrees 20 build a bridge over Sixteenth
street, between Kentucky and Sixth
streets. the grade 20 the approach to the
bridge not TO exceed per cent
WAGONS MUST CLIMB GRADE.
The use of this graded approach to the
bridge will be impossible for heavy teams
and only foot passengers and light wag
ons viii be able ITO travel from the PO-
trero to Central Basin on the water front.
The section Of the proposed bay shore
ordinance, referring TO Sidetracks. spur
tracks and connecting tracks, says that
the railroad shall be empowered to cross
Sixteenth street iagonaIly west of the
west line Of Kentucky street" and fur
ther says. "aDd running thence northerly
and easterly across Siyteonth street. be
tween Sixth street and Kentucky street,
with ten or more single tracks. into the
yards and property OF said company
a well-known citizen and property own
er, in speaking of the proposed bay shore
franchise, said yesterday:
IF the Southern Pacific Company is
granted the right to lay a number of
spur tracks across Sixteenth street, be-
tween Kentucky and Sixth streets, it will
practically close Sixteenth street to all
heavy teams that may desire TO reach the
water font from the Mission and Po-
trero. The railroad company owns con-
siderable property in that district. The
map shows that II owns the blocks bound
ed by Pennsylvania. Mariposa. Kentucky
and Sixteenth streets. On these blocks
the car re9aiJ shops are TO be located.
The companyalso owns the blocks bound
ed by Sixteenth, Kentucky Fourth, Gran
mel and Sixth streets. The Supervisors
have closed a number If streets a the
request of the railroad company and
there has been but lIttle objection from
the property owners.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-14

Townsend's California gIace fruits ana
candies. SOC a pound. IN artistic 1re-
etched boxes. A nice present for Eastern
friends. rs Market ST.. above Can bldg
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-14

Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men BY thu
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen's), 30 Cali
fornia street. Telephone Main 1042
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-14
Weak Men and Women

SHOULD USE DAMIANA BITTERS. THE
- Great Mexican Remedy; gives health and
strength 10 sexual organs. Depot, 323 Market.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-14

q r PHILADELPHIA IN THE STATE OF
- Pennsylvania the Sist DAY OF Deem
ber. A u. 1907. and for tho year endinE
that day as msde 10 the Insurance Commis-
sioner OF tie state OF California, pursuant to
the provisions OF Sections Go and Gil OF the
Political Ccde condensed as per blank fur
nished by the Commissioner.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-14

Buy your watches at Lundys. Third
street and 752 Market street.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-07
CHARLES H. FoRBY is DEAD
Father of the Late Captain Lee FOrby
succumbs to Typhoid
Pneumonia.

Charles H. Forby, the veteran trunk
dealer of Omaha, died yesterday morning at
4:30 o'clock at his residence, 1406 Doug
las street, at the age Of 70 years. Mr..
Forby was taken i'll December 20, with a
slight cold, which developed into typhoid
pneumonia.
The deceased was born In Albany, N.
Y, and came west seventeen years ago,
since when he has resided continuously
in Omaha, where he has been actively en-
gagged in the trunk business. He removed
to this city from Indianapolis, Ind. Mrs.
Forby preceded him in death about three
months ago. Her health was broken down
by the death of her soldier son, Captain
Lee Forby, who commanded Company @,
First Nebraska, and who died while in
the service in the Philippine Islands in
1899. Mr.. Forby is survived by a brother,
George Forby of Portland, Ore, and a
daughter, Mrs. A. e. Coy, who resides at
1906 Douglas street. The funeral will be
held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
Myrtle hall. The interment will be made
at Prospect Hill.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-07
MAY CLOSE ITS RESTAURANT
Commercial Club Refers Old Question
to Special Committee for
Report.

At the meeting OF the executive commit
tee Of the Commercial club yesterday the
question of the restaurant was considered at
length and was referred to a special COM
mittee consisting of J. H. Dumont, G. T.
Kountze and John Steel, which was in
struoted to report at the next meeting. 20
The club was asked to give formal re-
lease Of the contract entered into between
the late William Topp and the club for the
location OF a tannery in the city and COM
piled with the request.
The date for the annual election was fixed
for Friday. During the third week in jan
uary there will be a dinner to the members
of the club, at which time the reports of
officers will be received.
M. Wulpi brought up the question Of Sc
curing the national headquarters Of the
Endowment Rank, Knights Of Pythias, for
Omaha, and after discussion the matter was
referred to a committee consisting OF Sec
rotary UT and NJ. Wulpi. The ~headquar-
tiers are now at Chicago and four cities are
after them, as 1t has been decided to make
a change.