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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-20
RIDE ON AVALANCHE.
Thrilling Experience of Man Caught in
Slide.


Vancouver, B. C., May 19.-Lineman
John Sothern was carried hundreds Of
feet down a precipitous mountain side
on the flying crest of tremendous
avalanche. He was on the summit of
the Mas mountains in the wild north
ern part of this province, repairing his
section of the telegraph line to Dawson
when the snow under his feet started.
Before he could save himself he was
being rushed down the mountain at
frightful speed. Finally he was dumped
into a canyon bruised all over but with
no bones broken.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-20
THAT ILLINOIS DEADLOCK.
Delegates Show Disposition to Leave
the Leaders Today.

Springfield. May 19.--For the FIRST
time since the beginning of the Illinois
republican convention the delegates
commenced to show signs OF breaking
away. AMI evidenced disposition e.
leave the leaders. Many delegates lef1
town, declaring they would not come
back until some gubernatorIal candI-
dates got out OF teh race and made
II possible to break the deadlock.
The ballots today were without
change In the result. The last ballot
taken tonight (the seventy was
Yates. 4SS; Lowden, s9sta; Deneen
3Ssh; Warner. 50; Hamlin, 1O9; sher-
man, 43; Pierce, 81.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-20
THREE MORE BISHOPS CHOSEN
Methodist Conference Has Reached
Fourth Ballot at Los Angeles.


Los Angeles, May 19.-Three addi-
tional bishops were elected by the
Methodists' general conference today
DR.. w. +. Mcdowell and DR.. Henry
Spellmyer on the second ballot. an
nounced at the morning session, and
Drs. Y. w. Bashford, chosen on the
fourth ballot late this afternon. The
third ballot resulted In no election
Four Of the eight bishops to be elected
have been chosen as follows: DR.. ]. +.
Berry, Chicago; Dr. Henry Spellmyer,
Newark, N. j.. DIR. w. L. F. Mcdowell.
New York; DIR. James w. Bashford,
Delaware.
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Card of Thanks.

DR.. Lindquist and family desire tC
express their gratitude to those many
friends who sympathized with and as
sisted them during the illness and aft.
er the death of Joseph Lindquist.
DIR. LINDQUIsT and FAMILY.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-20
DON'T co TO ST. LOUIS

Till you call at or write to the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railroad
Office 1874 Thirt street, Portland, Ore
Low rates to all points east, in connec-
tion with all transcontinentals.
H. S. ROWE,
General Agent,
Portland, Ore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-20
Engineers Notice.

Frank A. Jones, national president
of the NJ. e. B. A., will meet the local
lodge on May 20 at p. m. in the A.
o. U. w. hall.
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SALEM MAN AT ORDERS HEAD
Continued from page one.)

not the least iota of unpleasant feel
ing.
The odd Fellows are greatly pleased
with Astoria as q convention city and
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Receipts of Produce.
FOR TUESDAY. JULY 10
STOCK MARKET.
Yesterday Another Quiet Day,
With Fec Changes.

Yesterday was another quiet day on the ex-
changes. On the Bond Exchange Spring Val
ley was lower at $3T93T %. while Mutual
Electric was firm at S13 12h5 and MakaweH
Sugar higher at 500 1924 The oil and min
ing stocks were quiet and even the Tonopahs
seemed to be subsiding to a level OF com
parative inactivity. in comparison with the
heavy transactions which have characterized
them for several weeks
The Peerless OIL Company has declared a
dividend of lie, payable August l.
The Firemans Fund Insurance Company has
declared a regular quarterly dividend OF So
per share, payable to-day
The Northern California Power Company
will pay a regular monthly dividend Of SC
per share on July IS.
The Senator OIL Company on July ! paid
dividend Of 1c per share. amounting to
$500 so.
At the regular annual meeting Of the
Alaska -Treadwell Gold Mining Company the
old board of directors unanimously re-
elected as follows: William Alvord f w
Hopkins, H. H. Taylor. F. W Bradley and
A. T. Corbus At a meeting to be held to-
morrow the old officers will be reelected in
Guiding William Alvord as president H H
Taylor vice president and A T. Corbus sec
retary and treasurer
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Giaffery, lot on line of Eighteenth street
@l1;o4 OF Guerrero. w 20 by 112; $40
Gelssler. os1 lot on E line of San Jose avenue
227 IS S of Twenty-fifth, 1876 by e 90; $500
Mary Kenny tSearry) to Henry Leech, lot
on S line of Twenty-n street. 1O5 E OF
Sanchez. E 25 by S 1i4: 81. u
Jane Brdsal to Sarah ]. Phillips lot on S
line of Elizabeth street, 254:2 of Douglass
Ursula G. Sawyer to Houghton Sawyer. lot
Oh NE corner of Jones and Sutter streets
a4:1O by N 60; also lot on E line of Jones
street TO N of Sutter. n 30 by p $50 gift
Alva b. and Gertrude Clute to Mariana
Bertola. lot on line of Bay street, 20 of
Leavenworth. L 40 by S rs IS: $40
John D. spreckels to Claus spreckeIs. lot on
SW line of Third street. 12o Sc of Market, Sc
City and County of San Francisco To Moody
Estate Company, lot on f corner of Eighth
and Hooper street, Sc 240 NE 1872. NV 249
SW 1873; also lot on corner of Eighth and
Hooper streets. NE 1916. NV 252 Is, SW rs; Is
1921. Sc 1898; s. 30
Serene Larson and Ann Nelson to John
Sierra streets, 100 by so: $40 anu
Thomas l.. and Catherine F. Hill to Anna
A. Christern. lot on line of Third avenue
100 Of Point Lobos avenue S so by E 100;
Frances A. and G. B. Corwin to John T
Dare. lot on w line of Fifteenth avenue. s75
N of ID street, so by w 127 IS: $40
]. w. Wright & Sons Investment cornnsrv
TO Juan Maltos. lot on line OF Thirty-nInth
avenue, 225 of u street N 25 by p 13o. sin
lot on w line of Fortieth avenue, 100 N of x
street 200 by w 100; So
James T. and Bertha Mclean to John Land
yogt. undivided two-thirds of lot &c. block AS
Sunnyside; SO.
Henry J. and Maria OhIsen TO Dennis
O'Callaghan. lot " line of Richland avenue
1887 of Holly street. f % by N 100 lot 60
block 4. Holly Park; $40.
julius c. Reis to Frank J. and Martha
Grafton, lots 81 to 80, block SO. Refs Tract;
grant.
William and Catherine Finn 6Maree) to
Salvatore Pusatere lot w line of Manches-
ter street. 662:6 n of Ripley. 1876 by w So.
Precita Valley, lot 122: $3.50
Same to Pietro Baistrieri lot on W line Of
Manchester street, $50 N of Ripley, n 1876 by
W 80: $3.50.
Oscar Heyman to s. Ducas Company Ccor-
poration). lot on NE line of Berlin street 100
Sc of Olrrstead. Sc 100 by NE 120 lots II
and IL, block 10, Paul Tract; $40.
Henry J. end Maria Ohlsen James ].
o. OCallaghan. lot N line of Richland avenue.
1887 f OF Holly street. F. % by 100 lot
SO. block f. Holly Park $40.
Henrietta l.. Likins (wife of Frank to
Richard T.vnch. lot on S line of Ri"hland sva-
nue. l75 W of South avenue, W % by by 100
lot 10, block ;. same; $40.
Builders Contracts.
Nathan Mamlar (owner) with Paul Hendricks
(contractor) -- architect-All work for tin
shop in rear of 232 Perry ST. S425.
A. B. Hammond (owner) with Fl. l. Peter
sen (contractor) architect j. T.. Krafft-C'on-
crete and artificial stone work for three-story
and basement brick residence on lot on - line
Of Broadway 137 :6 r of Fillmore street, +
81 :6 by 1877 g: s7o44.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

yesterday;
:. Otto, Sander %, 231 Fourteenth street and
Magdelena Garben. 25 231 Fourteenth street
John Virag, 2s. 694 Fulton street and Eliza
beth th Eles Il 2311 Broadway
James X Steele: 81. Sacramento, and Edith
o. Shorb. 30, 25o1 Cough street
Iheodor Glrbassof' 81. 16 John street, and
Catherine Smith. %. 16 John street
Martin ". Heenan, 81, 1916 Tennessee
street, and Ellen NJ. Sullivan IS, 1076 Ten
nessee street.
= Charles Aregger, 45. 712 Kearny street. and
Regina Rohrer. % 610 Sacramento street.
John H. Todd 26 626 Natoma street and
Marie F. Penny % city ~
Nicholas Bone 3S 1911 Haight street .nd
Annie Russell, 81 New York
Stuart l. Rawlings %. Oakland and
Eleanor Warner. %, city
Herbert r. Thicker % 2917 Bush street
and Emma A. Decker. 81 2917 Bush street
William Sampson, 25 Grass Valley and
Edna I. Dahl, "a. 1912 Page street
Alpheus T. Eveleth, 26, 312 Van Ness ave
nue.. and Freda E. Bucking % 722K Rryant
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Late Shipping Intelligence

ARRIVED.
c.. -, Tuesday, July 10.
stmr Maggie, Corning hours from Half
moon Bay.
SAILED
Co.. -, Tuesday. July 10.
Stmr Brooklyn, johnson, Mendocino
Stmr GREENWOOD. Walvig -
Schr Bessie K Stark San Vincente
DOMESTIC PORTS
ABERDEEN-Arrived July 19-Bktn Robe-,
Suoden. from Santa Rosalia; schr Guide hence
July .; stmr Santa Monica hence JuIv TX
Sailed July 19-Schr Sausalito for San
Francisco
FOREIGN PORTS
VICTORIA. B C-Sailed July 19-Schr Spo
kane, for Sitka NP0
OCEAN STEAMERS
YOkOHAMA-Arrived July IS-Strnr FINN
ress OF China, from Vancouver for HonSkong
NEW YORK-Arrived July 19-Stmr Geo.
GA from Liverpool: stmr Mesaba from, ION
don; stmr Friedrich der Crosse from tsrer9a,
from Bremen; stmr Laurentian, from Glas.
gov. i
Sailed July 19-Stmr Potsdam. for Rotter
dam. via Boulogne; stmr Kaiser Wilhelm der
crosse. for Bremen. via Plymouth and Cher
GLASGCW-Arrived July 19-Stmr Nh
indian from New York
BREMEN-Arrived July 19-Stmr Kaiser
Wilhelm. from New York via Plymouth and
Cherbourg.
LIVEkPooL-Arrived July 16-Stmr Cor
nshman, from Portland
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CAUSTIC WORDS
FOR DUNDONALD
Nationalist Member of the
Commons Objects to the
Officers Part in Politics
URGES A REPRIMAND
Issue Is Raised by Opponents
Growing Out of Army
Mans Recent Criticisms

LONDON, July 19.-In the House Of
Commons to-day David Lloyd George
(Welsh Nationalist) moved an ad-
journment Of the House to call atten-
ton to Lord Dundonald's participa-
tion in political agitation against the
Government of Canada" while still an
officer in the British army. Lloyd
George wanted the Government to rep
rimand Lord Dundonald
Winston Churchill seconded the mo-
tion that Lord Dundonald ought to
have been recalled.
War Secretary Arnold Forster, on
behalf of the Government, deprecated
the raising of the question, especially
as the Canadian Government had not
mentioned the subject and was we'll
able to take care of itself. Nobody, he
said, had suggested that Lord Dun
donald was guilty of anything beyond
want of judgment and he declined to
express an opinion on the matter until
Lord Dundonald. who had been re-
quested to return home, had been
heard in his own defense.
Major General Lord Dundonald. the
former commander of the militia of
Canada, was recently dismissed by the
Dominion Government for indiscretion
and insubordination, as it was termed,
as shown in speech in Montreal, June
70, when he said he regretted that poll
tics had entered into Dominion mill
tary affairs, as 1t would be impossible
for Canada to have an efficient soldiery
under such circumstances.
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LEAVES HIS ENTIRE ESTATE
UNCOMFORTABLE TO WEE
John SFOufe Gives Everything to His
Helpmate. Knowing She VIII
Provide for Daughters.


The will of the late John Sroufe
was read yesterday at the family rest
dence, 1850 Page street The entire
estate was left uncOnditiOnaIIy to the
testator's wife. Mrs. Zelda SrOufe.
The will contained no other be-
quests and granted full powers to his
helpmate. who had for fifty-four years
oeen the sharer of his joys and sor-
rows.
In the will Mr.. SrOufe said that he
purposely omitted beQuests 70 his
daughters, Mrs. ]. F. Merrill, Mrs. ].
X Loosely, Mrs. w. L. Tiffany and
Mrs Germona CippOlloni. for the rea-
son that he knew his wife would treat
them all justly A request was made
that his widowed sister. Mrs. Pauline
Mcclure, now living at French GuIch.
In Trinity County, should be provided
for during her life.
Their fathers disposition of his
property met with the entire an
proval of the four daughters. who
were all present when the will was
opened The estate is reported to be
valued at about $5OO.O0O.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
TuEspAY. JULY 10.

TUESDAY. JULY 1e
City and County of San Francisco to Potrero
Land and Water Front Company, lot on NE
corner of Wisconsin and Army streets,
1905 e so N 1876 100. 1888. w 100.
S So w 100: also all Potrero Nuevo block 361 :
lying between S line of Twentyfifth street,
e line of Indiana and shore line San Francisco
Bay lots | to g. II to 10; also lots lS and
~ block 1876 r line of De Haro street 400
S Of Army, S SO by 200 recorded July IS,
1904: s.
Leo and Frances Bruck (WilzinskD to Agnes
Y. Lynch. lot on line OF Ellis street, 2I;6
f of Polk. f 81 IS by 12o So
Carrie j. Church to David o. Church. lot
on n line of Filbert street, 1876 w of Octavia,
w % by N 100; $40
David o. Church TO William ]. Tabor,
same $40
Morris and Emma Siminoff to Agnes r.,
Annie e, Emma c. and Minnie G. Fowler.
lot on line of Steiner street. 1874 n of
Thirteenth. N 33:4, r 90 40:10A, w 80; SO.
Kate S. Dorland to Patrick and Bridget Nc
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MARRIED.

BAKER-NIDEROST-I this city JuIv 10
1904. by the Rev. Father ConneIly Artbnr
IL Baker and Alice V. Niderost. both of this
BENTZEN-ENGER-In this city, July 1e
1904, by the Rev. p. M. Melby. pastor Nor,
wegian and Danish NJ. E. Church, sigurd
Bentzen and Emile Enger
McDOW ALL--EDGAR-I this city Ju1v 10
1904. by the Rev r. Logan William,
MeDowan and Emily G. Edgar, both Of
Point Reyes, Cal VI
MhNDOzA-MORELOS this city, July Z
1904 Tirso J. Mendoza of Ell orc WaSy,.S' -
and Ramona Morelos of this city.
MONEZ-MURPHY-In this city july 10
1904. by the Rev Father Thomas p Morsn
Ernest T. Monez of Sacramento and Neilfs
Murphy of San Francisco.
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EXPORTS OF AMERICANS
WORRY THE ENGLISHMEN
Earl Grey Complains of New York's
Advantage in Shipping to
South Africa.

South Africa.
LONDON, July 19.-In the House Of
Lords this afternoon Earl Grey (di-
rector of the British South African
Company, brought up the question of
American and British freights to South
Africa. He complained bitterly of the
discrepancy in favor of New York and
pointed out that under the existing
system the proportion of manufactured
foodstuffs shipped from New York to
South Africa was steadily increasing.
The Earl strongly condemned the re-
bate system and urged the Government
to cooperate with the various colonial
Governments with the object of form
ing an independent shipping combina-
ton which would secure 70 British
shippers the advantage now enjoyed
by Americans.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-20
BIRTHN-M MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent bv
mail VIII not be inserted. They must be handed
In at either of the publication offices and he
Endorsed with the name and residence of per
sons authorized to have the same published
OF the event are published once in this column
free of charge.
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LEGAL ADvERrIsEMENrs-

l. J. J. FRAUENKRON have sold m. nIaca
of business at 125 Fourth St Ali hills
against me must be presented for payment
on or before July 23 1904
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SUFFERING AND srAzrMEz1re

AT Melbourne Institute. Van Ness e Msrlst
Is taught celebrated Melbourne system: onlv
Melbourne in U. S. private; established 4
years in s. F. Tel. Mint 2626 from 1 to nm
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UNITED UNDERTAKBRS.

Directors and Embalmers--
Formerly in Metropolitan Temple.
NOW at S66 MISSION. Tel. south loi.
Between Fourth and Fifth near Fifth ct.
Finest Equipments at Moderate Rates.
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BORN.

NoLANxIn this city July 15 1904, to the
wife of NJ c. Nolan, a son ny
oENERN NDlEk-1n this city. July II. 1904 to
the wife of H. r. Oeverndiek. a son.
WERNER-In this city. July II 1904. to the
wife Of Frank Werner son ''ie
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PROPOSALS.


viii be received at the Bureau
Of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department
Washington. D. c. until - O'Clock noon, Au-
gust 16. 1904. and publicly opened imme-
diately thereafter. to furnish at the navy
yards Mare Island, Cal, and Puget Sound
Wash, as specified, quantity of sand, fire
brick, gravel broken stone, lime, red brick
iron nuts, hinges, nails, screws. chain blocks
locks, chain. brass wire, blacksmth's forge
miscellaneous hardware and handtools, red
wood, Oregon pine. sugar pine, laths sheet
brass, brass rod pig iron. scrap iron Amer
lean and Norway bar iron, sheet zinc. bar
steel galvanized sheet steel. steel shafting
steam hose, wash-deck hose garden hose
pure sheet gum, packings. turpsntine sperm
oil, lubricating oils. cylinder oil petrolatum
white zinc. vermilion, paints. whiting putty
brown glue, gasoline. chemicals. bibb cocks
gauge glasses hydraulic pipe, dry battery
cells. shipping cases and cans. hair brushes
3teel-wire brushes, buffs felt wheels etc
and foundry facings. Blank proposals will be
furnished upon application to the navy pay
Offices, San Francisco. Cal, and Seattle
Wash. II. T B. HARRIS. Paymaster Gen
eral. [. s. y.
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Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Fran
isco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
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NOTICE TO contractors-Notice is hereby given
that bids viii be received by the City Clerk
OF the City of Eureka. California nm +o ~
including August g. 1904, at 30 D. M for
the construction Of the extension of the nree
ent sewer system in accordance with tba
plans and specifications on file in this Office
The Council reserves the right to reject anv
and all bids '
J. p. WUNDERLIcH, City Clerk.
Dated July IS, 1904
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Morning Session.
Board
100 Cypress Lawn Imp co... %
Street
so Pacific States Tel & Tel Co. 1o1 Is
Afternoon Session.
Board
$40, 600 United r r OF S F 4 per cent. 81 so
E1IEo....z C4-L - y -fT
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sEwrNa MACHINES AND SUPPLIES.
Dividend NOTICES.

OIL COMPANY on August /.
1904 Will pay dividend (No. p of one (1c)
cent per share on its issued capital stock
Transfer books close on Tuesday, July 26,
1904 at l o'clock D. m.
On August 20 1904, will pay an extra
dividend of one 0c) cent per share on its
issued capital stock. Transfer books close
Monday. August 15 1904 at I o'clock D. m.
PAYABLE at its office room 731 Mills build
ing, San Francisco
GEO. J. REMINGTON. Secretary.
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r,ENRY j. cALLAcHgR CO

Successors to Flanagan Gallagher. =
DANIEL p DONOVAN, Mgr.
FUNERAL. DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
20 Fifth St opposite Lincoln School.
Telephone South so.
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LoDa1Ne-HoUsEs To Let

UPPER > stories OF 3-story brick building
opposite Berkeley station. j block from uni
versity grounds: 50 rooms. arranged 70 sult
tenant. LITTLE & WOOLSEY, 2llO Shat
tuck ave. Berkeley
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. July 19-2 p m
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid. Ask. Bid Ask
As or coup. Jos 1C6A As or cp new. 1872 Il 1873 u
Is or reg. ..1O6h 106&lSs or coup .105A -
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
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VIII be received at the Bureau
Of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department
Washington. D. c.. until Il o clock noon. Au-
gust %. 1904. and publicly opened imme-
diately thereafter, TO furnish at the navy
yards, Mare Island Cal. and Puget sound
Wash. specified. q quantity of machine
tools, etc. comprising lathes grinders grind
stones, drill presse, drills, saws planers cut
tiers, rtvetcrs, punches retoothing machine
hair-picking machine, centering machine saw
stretcher sandpapsrng machine box-press-
Ing machine. screw machine electric motors
steam hammer, saw filing outfit electric glue
heater. soda kettle drill press viscs metal
separator. foundry rumble scales oven fur
mace. taps, gauges. vises, etc. Blank pro-
posals will be furnished upon application to
the navy pay offices. San Francisco cal. and
Seattle, Wash. Il. T. b. HARRIS. Paymas
ter General l. < ~
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AZ Gas & Electric c......... so 90
$1,000 P Of Arizona $1,000 .......1C6 10
Afternoon Session.
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OAKLAND ADvERT'S'M'TS
OFFICE, 1915 BROADWAY.

OFFICE. 1915 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
I 4kvE just completed two new houses stu
sted at 1903 and lO65 Market St. near
twelfth Each house has : rooms. bath,
Mate glass windows. open plumbing and
f-ished IN lnwOod oak and mahogany; very
central TO both local trains and schools and
business center. 1 MUST SELL ONE OF
TEFer AT ONCE and viii make price very
low and terms easy They are open for in
spection daily and you viii ind the owner on
- r,ropertv IF YOU WANT A GOOD
fgOsSF AZ low price and on easy terms
now Is your chance
FOR sale at sacr1hce-New. modern house of
rooms; everything hrst-clsss including
fence and lawn: lot 5ox1o0 IT.; owner built
house: elegantly furnished: will sell all or
psrt: easy terms. 6S6 Brockhurst st. near
32d and Grove sts.. Oakland.
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
TOMORROW the day for bargains in furni-
ture II. Schelhass. llth St, cor. store, Oakland.
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ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

NICE room. including wsshroom: suitable fo
gentlemen. breakfast and dinner; reason
able. 1854 Eddy St
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

HOTEL BALTIMORE.
THIS SELECT FAMILY HOTEL. BEAU
TIFULLY SITUATED ON THE FINEST
CORNER OF VAN NESS AVE NOW
THOROUGHLY RENOVATED Ann
EQUIPPED WITH ALL THE LATEST I'M.
PRONEMENTS, is READY TO RECEIVE
GUESTS
Io15 VAN NESS AVE, COR. GEARY ST.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-13

evenly divided between matters of timely interest and magazine articles of a more general literary character. The complications in the east have suggest ed a collection of photographs of 'Men of the Hour in Japan and Russia Senator Hoar's just-published ''Autobi- ography of Seventy Years is made the subject of an interesting personal arti- cle by Dr. Lyman Abbott. which is ac- companied by a beautiful portrait and other pictures. The great Belgian wri- ter, Maurice Maeterlinck. whose Life of the Bee. has been widely recognized as a charming and unusual piece of work, now turns his attention in the Outlook to the subject of 'sOld Time Flowers;" his delieately written and po- etic article is illustrated with many photographs taken by MT. J. Horace Mcfarland. Colonel Thomas Went worth Higginson's eightieth anniversa- " is made the occasion of a reminis- centiaI article with a portrait drawn from life. MT Hamilton Wright Mabie describes little-known Passion Play in the Tyrol-tilat which takes place in Brixelgg. Some graphic photographs of Indian life accompany a story of expe- riences, Among the Navahos," by MT. A. W. Dimock. Tn addition to these il- lustrated articles there is a capital sto- " by Alice Ward Bailey, called "A Bright Green Pole;, another instail- ment of MT Jacob A. Riis' s"Theodore
 (Continued on Eleventh Page.)
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-13

The "Personalia'' of Sigma (Dou-
 leday, Page and Company are frankly, as their titles indicates, the gossoping recollec.ions of a man who has appar- ently. in the course of a long life. met and talked with most Englishmen who are worth knowing. It is a book of clever anecdotes.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-13

The publication this month by Little.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-13

Of Ripley Hitchcock's "The Louisiana Purchase and the Exploration. Early History and Building ofthe West.s' pulp
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(continued on Eleventh Page.)
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STOLE A LAMP.

Then Threw if in the Face of the
 Owner
 About o'clock last evening Antonio Russo was moving from 32S Dixwell avenue to $50 on the same street. On coming back after second load of his goods he saw Patrick B. Coleman of Orange coming out of the house with a. lamn belonging to him (Russo) worth fifty cents.
 Russo went uo to Coleman and de- manded his property. As he did so it is alleged that Coleman broke it over Russo's head. Officer Doolittle arrested Coleman and charged him with drunkenness and breach of the peace.