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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-07

Engineer Lynch is laid up with a
bad nit. He caught the extremity in
a reverse lever and pinehed it so Sc
verely that blood poison set in, max
ing an ugly wound.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-07

Fireman Carleton is laying off one
trip.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-13

The Lukin best-made of clear Ha- vana-two for 25 cents.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-13
Of Locally
 Interest.
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
. @& 

Forecast for today-PartIy cloudy; cooler.
 Data for A hours ending 5:3O p. m. Nasta tardaN.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-13

Winners Comfort says smoke 'em.
 Kerry Cow Cigar
Arizona republican., 1905-06-13
Coronado climate best in the world
FACTS TO PIANO OWNERS.

It seems to me unnecessary to an swer the article published Sunday morning by competing piano tuners but to satisfy those contemplating nav ing work done now or at any future time on their pianos few words from some or the representatives of Thoe- nix will be sufficient. but first hear what others say:
 Fort Morgan. Colo. Nov 25. 1902 l can heartily recommend MT F. Nj. Walker as a piano tuner and repairer. He has lately cleaned. regulated. voiced refitted ard tuned my piano and l con- slider his work very satisfactory. Mrs. Jessie Fosmi~e. musical instructor"
 Las Vegas. N. NJ. May ?. 1904. This is to certify that I am thoroughly sd tisfied with the way r. II. Walker has tuned and cleaned my piano and cal truthfully say that the work is better than any that have had done for na IT. the four years that I have lived and taught in Las Vegas. N. M. Mrs. Charles l.. Kohn, 413 Tenth street"
 MT. F. NJ. Walker tuned. voiced and cleaned our pianos. We consider ms work in every respect satisfactory. Sis ters of St. Joseph. St. .Joseph's aca- demy, Prescott, Ariz.. Jan. ?, 'O5.
 Phoenix. A. T., June F, 1905. To owners of pianos everywhere: Mir. F . NJ. Waler, the tuner and his assistant MT. J. Mcconnell. thoroughly over haul ed my piano in the way of tuning cleaning, voicing, action and tone re- gulating a few days ago and I consider this work very satisfactory in every re To spect. Competent. careful and pain stalking. We will be more than pleased to tell any one more of their ability Re- spectfully Mrs. C. II. Akers, Mrs. T. F. Tritle"
 Consular service. U. $. A., Cieudad.. Juarez, Mex, Sept. 21, 1904. To whom it may concern: This to certify that the bearer of this letter Mr r. M Walker :s a successful tuner and re- pairer of pianos. MT Walker tuned cleaned, voiced and regulated the rIaro in my residence with entire satisfac- tiOn. He is competent and skillful in his chosen line of work. Respectfully c. w. Kendrick. American consul
 Further will I say I was connected with the Temple of Music in Salt Lake City as head tuner when it was the largest music house in Utah with Mir E. N. Jenkins at it's head and who is now the leading piano man in Phoenix. I cordially invite any one to cali on my old friend and employer for further proof of my ability and reliability as piano tuner and repairer. Planes examined free. Prices to suit. Re spectfully. F. M. Walker, Nordrach Rooms, Tel. Black 391
Arizona republican., 1905-06-13

where she will be pianist during tn" tive weeks session. She will then Ic- turn to Denver, and remain with her husband until fail. when they will go back to Phoenix. This week Mrs. Cool expects her mother, Mrs. l.. Dent. and her sister Mrs. R. l.. Jones of Emporia Kan, who will also spend the summer with her. MT. Jones was formerly Miss Emma Dent. She also lived in Denver and was soloist for the South Broadway Baptist church.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-13
HEAR YE! HEAR YE!

It isn't necessary for you to take ou, word for it when we say that Cream o5 Flowers is the purest and sweetest Toilet Cream sold in Phoenix Just ask your lady friends about it, who have been using it for the past few years.
 Makes clear skin, fills out the face and acts as a skin food; it's not greasy. Once used, always used. soc large jar. Sold only at Elvey & Hulett's drug store. Phone Main 1. and : East Washington street.
 Send us your mail orders.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-13

Accumulated deficiency in tempera- since Jan. l. F degrees. Accumulated excess in rainfall since Ian. 1, 1050 inches
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-13

Any person employing either Char ley or Barney Bond is notified that am their legally appointed guardian and all wages must be paid me. Reu- ben Hill.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-13
Standard WiCkIeSS Blue Flame Oil Stoves Absolutely Safe

COST NO MORE THAN WOOD KOOL-KLEAN-KONVENIENT INSURANCE GASOLINE
 STOVES ARE ABSOLUTELY SAFE. Turn the most mischievous child loose on ore with box of matches and you couldn't figure out an accident. KOOL, KLEAfS ana KONVENIENT. THOMAS LAWN MOWERS,
 EASY RUNNING,
 DURABLE. GOODRICH RUBBER AND
 COTTON HOSE. EVERY FOOT FRESH FROM THE
 FACTORY. GUNS TO RENT. FRESH AMMU-
 NlTlON.
 AT DAVIDSON'S CASH STORE. DAVIDSON'S CASH STORE. DAVIDSON'S CASH STORE.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
Collection by siege n FaiIur..

Henry Hahn, a teamster, who lives at
l5ll Ellis street, where, he says, we're
just as tough as you'll find at Third and
Brannan," came TO grief yesterday in the
effort TO collect SIS from a water front
street sweeper. He cornered the sweeper
behind the bar Of a water front saloon
and with friend inaugurated a siege,
which was not TO have been raised until
the SIS was forthcoming. The bartender
was a Swiss and not in favor of war so
he telephoned for an arbitration commit
tee from the Harbor police station. When
Policeman Castor entered the place Hahn
seized the man in blue and threatened to
roll him in the sawdust If he did not beat
quick retreat. And them" said Castor
at the Harbor Hospital, Il gave him the
foot, and when we hit the floor l raped
him with my stick" Surgeon F. ]. Till
man did some plain stitching on Hahns
scalp, and as the teamster's skull did not
seem TO be fractured Policeman Castor
escorted his prisoner to the Harbor sta
ton. The SIS still figures in Hahn's assets
among the bills receivable
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
CHINA SAILS
FOR FAR EAST
Has Few People for Honolu-
lu, Passengers for Islands
Preferring the Alameda
RUSSIAN SHIP ARRIVES
Slay Merchantmen Fennia,
Here About a Year Ago,
Returns From Old World

The Pacific Mail Company's liner
China, Captain Friele, sailed yesterday
for Honolulu and the Far East. She
carried about 1000 tons of cargo, much
OF which Is for Manila, where the liner
will call. On account of the staifing
the Same day of the Oceanic Steamship
Company's liner Alameda, which has
always been Grst favorite with Homo
lulu people, the China carried few pas
sengers for the Hawaiian pert.
H. NJ. Hobhins. Vice Consul al Hong
kong. is returning to his post on the
China Another passenger was w. ID.
Haywood, Hawaii's lobbyist at Wash
ington. D. c. Haywood, accompanied
by his wife and two children, is on his
way TO the Orient on a pleasure tour.
Among the passengers to Yokohama is
Tsunejiro Miyoaka, Japan's Minister
resident at The Hague and the island
Kingdoms representative on the inter-
national board OF arbitration.
Following is list OF the China's pas
sengers:
For Honolulu-A. L. c. Atkinson,
George L Brown, Miss NJ Chamband,
Mrs. F. Klamp, G.. II. Mayer, Frank
Myers, Mrs. Frank Myers. Miss Sophie
Myers, A II Rice, Mrs. A. II. Rice, q. J.
Richardson. Alva Scott, Irwin Scott,
Edw. Suhr, Mrs. Edw. Suhr, j. W.
Wrenn.
Yokohama-Lieutenant Colonel e
Agar, Mrs. Il. Beerman, Miss Edith
Beerman, H. Wonder Heide, II. R. Won
der Horst, Percy Wonder Horst, s. Kauf-
man, Mrs. 5. kaufman, Mrs. D. NJ Lane,
Z. S Michel, Mrs. F. s. Michel. 7. Mi
yaoka. s. Miyake, ). Nmeura, II. Oku-
mura
Kobe-George Marrow.
Nagasaki-George Burdett, Miss III. NJ
Jones.
Manila-Miss Jackie Brock Miss r.
i. Gillette. W. S. Gray, Mrs. w. S. Gray.
Jose L. katigbak, NJ. E. Ligon, r. E.
Lindsay, Mrs. X. K. Lindsay and child
A n MuTfin, Marcus Roces, Rafael
Roccs, joaquin Roces, W. H. Rushton,
W. F. Stutz-
Hongkong-Yak Chez, ". d. Hay
wood, Mrs w d. Haywood, maid and
two children. \. Hirschberg, Ii. NJ. Hob
bins, Mrs. H. NJ. Hobbins, r. E. Miller
IL H. Rees, Mrs. z. B. Rees, Frank Sea-
man.
Join at HonolUlu-Dr Powell John
son. Mrs. Powell johnson.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
cargo here for Honolulu.
Mcrehandise for Hawaii.

The schooner Defender was cleared yester-
cay for Mahukona with assorted mercfan
disc cargo consigned to various Hawaiian a,
ports valued at $1 .9S9 and Including the 1ol- ac
otls wheat 40 ctls oats. 100 bales hay. 6l .25l
lbs bran, 1o.207 lbs middlings II.6oo lbs
sS6I lbs bread 1863 lbs beans. II crts pota-
toes and onions, cs olive oil. 40 cs lard :
pkgs chocolate. 25 bxs paste. 500 lbs goldfish
IL cs baking powder 123 cs canned goods
25 bbls cs salmon. 16 pkgs groceries and
provisions. 5614o # lumber. 400 bdls shingles 3
% doors, pkgs windows. % bdls pipe, i9' @
bars I34 bdls iron IA pcs 6S bdls steel. y
boiler tubes. kegs nails 22 coils rope. 3oe
cs coal oil. % cs sheep dip, bxs SOAP. Il
wood posts 13 pkgs paints and oils. bbis
fuel oil, 200 bbls lime. AZ wheels. 10 tons coal
"a 500 lbs cement Ii pkgs dry goods. 4 pkgs
machinery. 1880 gals lubricating oil. II
drums carbide 500 bxs candles 1000 cs powder
81 cs fuse, 10 cs blasting caps. SURF boat
I hui
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
Exports by the China.

The steamer China sailed yesterday Tor
Hongkong and way ports via Honoiuiu soe, Ma,h
275 exclusive of treasure. and to pc dstrio- s,ri
uted as follows: For Japan, $9l ,2Ot; Philip
pine Islands. s124.61s; China. $34 2; East IN IN
dies. S3I22; Korea, S1o60; SIAM s43o ins
Following were the principal shipments:
To Japan-9S42 cs canned goods, 1881 IDS
ham and bacon &c, $50 lbs sugar. 400 IDS cs
Goldfish 66 cs table preparations, IS IDS coi-
fee Is cs millstuffs IA pkgs groceries ana
provisions. cs baking powder lilo IDS ~ NUS =.
$40 lbs hops, 40S lbs butter. 10 IDS ~ -
fruits. 20 bales hay IL ctls oats. I5o gals es
wine, 40 cs whisky. 14s rolls 10 cs leather, ~
electrical goods 90 cs candles css aoJ sasn5 ard
parts 1To cs detonating caps, IL pkgs macniho
ery 10 pkgs wire. 81 cs rubber goods Il"
bales rubber hose 10 bbIs cs oil.
70 phiiinuine Islands-4366 cs canned goods
% 956s 1bs beans $780, ,09S lbs lard. l3,o5o los
ham and bacon, 1900 lbs bread, osoe IDS codhsn'
2000 lbs peas. lao cs pickles, - iy gs4a as ,hs cs
raiIIstuffs 74O lbs dried fruit, 104o lbs cocoa
20 bxs fresh fruits. 1870 casks beer, 10 es
az ISL II lumber, pkgs wagon material. 25
nles dry goods. AZ cs boots and shoes. - pkgs
refrigerators, .55 cs drugs q Kegs nafis, 500
pkgs machinery. 423 pkgs paper, 100 cs soap,
an cx electrical goods. - pkgs rubber hose, 80
"a rubber goods / flask quicksilver, 20 Dds
paint. 72 bdls shocks s6 bales paper Daga, ~ ~
biles, G cs hats. 25O bales cotton, cs nre-
arms. $50 pkgs Government stores
obaeae 4Ia3 lbs ham and bacon, 3f40 lbs dried
meas. $500 lbs beans, 1885 lbs dried hsh. o.
pkgs groceries and provisions. 10 oxs fresh
fruits. 10 cs table preparations, 12S pkgs pre-
pared fish 25OO lbs pearl barley, 81 cs canned
salmon. o57 cs assorted canned goods, so4o lbs
codiish. 675 lbs cs dried fruit, cs WHISKY
~ ala ibs tobacco, so cs cigarettes, SO cs cot
ton yarn. IL CO typewriters cs boots and
shoes 200 bxs soap pkgs machinery.
To East Indies-643 assorted canned
.a9. 1ns "a canned salmon, cs cheese, 20I2
he dried fruit. $40 lbs raisins 80 pkgs ma
chiuery. 8 bdls wire, pkgs wagon material.
sro Korea-9 pIzgs building material crts
,nachinerv. 4 pkgs provisions. l cs rubber
goods. l cs SOAP =, - a-1. =
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18

Mr.. J. c. Durham Rio Vista Cal Cured
by the Electro-chenic Home Treatment OF a
serious Catarrhal trouble OF the Stomach. Liver
and Bowels Mr. Dunham gained twenty
pounds in weight in two months
Illustrating the curative effect OF Electro
Chemistry in what appeared 70 be almost a
hopeless case, was the cure Of little Rosa
solsri Rosa lives with her parents at 4T9s
Telegraph avenue, Oakland This child was
so bad from catarrh that her parents had to
take her out Of school because she could not
hear her teacher Both ears discharged foul
smelling matter thai most distressing.
The child had been given medical treatment
without any benefit Her general health was
affected BY her trouble and she could not eat,
and her a1hiction made her very miserable
She aid not care to play with other children
and was in g-yas danger OF becoming stone
deaf In two months time Rosa was per
fectiy cured at very small expense The
catsrrh was cured. the discharge from the
ears was promptly cured her appetite re-
.,yr,e5 an5 her General neaI.A grew better from
the start Of the Electro -Chenic treatment
This loss OF hearing IS such serious thing
OF approaching ear trouble The slightest
pain, the siighfesz noises and the slightest
duiiness of hearing should be given immediate
attention. for al these symptoms show con
clusfYesy that e serious trouble is imni-
arenf- Efectro-Chernist-y quickly and
cheaply and valuable time should not b.
Wasted en- usaical treatments that DO no good
. EiectrslChern,stry is especially recommended
IN consumption catzrTh, asthma bronchitis.
cancers. tEuacrs. ulcers. old sores eczema.
pimples. eruptiocS. headache. neuralgia rheu-
rnarisrn. loconoscr ataxia. paralysis blood
poison. diseases os the stomach liver and
bowels- constipation. Indigestion. piles, hstula-
female diseases such as disbursements irregu-
larities- psirfl ovaries. IN diseases OF the kid
neys BTirht's disease. diabetes. inflammation
OF the bisdder. special diseases OF rnen- such
a Drostatttis- nerve c1hsustion. structure and
ENLARGED ur1sta1s- Consultation and eKzmina-
ton IN all cases = free The Electro-Chemic
home treatment IS very successful Patients
living at a distance are loaned full Electro
Cnenic outfit for the home treatment II Is
always best. ECwever. FOR such person to
come FOR a personal examination when possible
II. Electrc-Cneu,ic institute. the only one on
the Pacific Coast, is located q 11S Grant ave
NE corner OF Post street San Francisco.
There are separate and private apartments Tor
the accommodation o. NAE and female pa
tier.tS and the office hours from in the
morning ults 5 in the afternoon and from Z
10 s at night daily emo OF Sundays from 10
81 the morning until 1 in the afternoon
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
ADVERTISEMENTS.

Nearly Every Case Of Deafness,
Oischargtng Ears. Head and Ear
Noises Is Caused by Catarrh.
No Medical Treatment Has Any
Permanent Effect in Curing Ca
tanh, and for This Reason
Medical Treatments Do Not Cure
Ear Affections. Electro -Chemis-
try Cures Catarh, II Cures Deaf
ness and Head and Ear Noises
Quickly in Mild Cases, and
Even in Long Standing and
Serious Cases Its Curative e.
feGts Are Quick and Wonderful.
All Sufferers From CataHh,
Deafness, and All Affections of
the Ears, Are Cordially Invited
to Come to the ElectTa-GhemlC
Institute for a Careful Eramina-
ton and Demonstration of This
Wonderful New Treatment, Free
of Charge.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
Alameda Sails for Honolulu.

The Oceanic Steamship Company's liner
Alameda, Captain Dowdell, sailed yester-
day for Honolulu Her passenger list in
cluded the following: Mrs. Maria Berril,
E T. Boothe, Miss Edna Boothe, Miss
Sarah Boothe, Amos Burr, Mrs. Burr.
Miss Burr, Rev. w. Z. Crabtree, Mrs
Crabtree and child. Miss X Crabtree. DR..
Dugan. R G.. Henderson, Miss Edna
Horner, Captain William Johnson, DR..
Keys, w. L Lehigh, c. W. Lombs i, Dr.
G. Mcconnell, Mrs. Mcconnell, DIR. j. C.
Mclaughlin, Mrs. Mclaughlin, DR.. Nc
Oscar. A. H Mofitt, Mrs. R. l. Mould,
Miss Alice Mould, A Murdock
Mrs Murdock and child, E. F.
Nichols, Miss Ida Remington, H H
Scoyel, Mrs NJ. Shipman, Miss c. Ship
man, Miss Clara Shipman. Miss F. Ship
man, Z. l. Spaulding, Mrs. Spaulding,
Claus Spreckels, Mrs. Spreckels and
maid. Miss F. Thompson, Miss Trow-
bridge and James Wakefield.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
Russian ship in Port.

Antwerp, arrived yesterday after an un-
eventful voyage. Russian merchantmen
are rarely seen in this harbor since the
old barkentine Behring was lost. The
Fennia was here about a year ago. and
since then, except on the cruiser Lena,
the Russian flag has not been among
those huttering in the afternoon breeze.
Captain Hallman shrugged his shoulders
and looked bewildered when told of the
destruction Of the Cars navy. but made
no comment. He reports that on April 3,
when 200 miles off the taaAiand Islands.
Otto Innonen, a seaman, fell overheard
from the crossjack yard and was
drowned. Otto was 20 years old and a
native of Finland.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18

but give me morphine to relieve the
pain when one of the attacks came on.
Though i had been having the spasms
every other day before taking DIR. Wong
Woes teas, since the first week have
had but two light attacks and both
these from eating improper food
feel I am 100 per cent better than when
began taking his teas. One result
that is entirely unexpected is that the
sight has returned to my left eye. For
years I only saw shadows, now can
distinguish objects quite plainly.
I also had chronic kidney and liver
troubles. with great pain and soreness
in the back;>now the distress is entirely
gone and consider myself we'll man.
I think l would not be alive to-day II
ments q CHAS. MARCEN
Deputy Sheriff, 81 8. Sd St.
San Jose. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
New Launch !. a Hummer.

The gasoline launch Mary u was
given a trial trip yesterday atternoon "a,
tha chores of Tiburon and Sausalito. and
showed her heels to more than one of the
smart launches, which were out IN great
ruynrer. Her engines operated like the
,.,orlrs of a watch, and Captain Won Da-
barn for whom the boat was built. is
greatly delighted with this, the smallest
raft he ever commanded. .-e Mary
is built on the torpedo model, and proved
not only speedy but good sea ooat. me
n,.a q ao,;pped with a twelve horsepower
Peters gasoline engine and her home port
will be Tiburon-
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
FROM SEATTLE.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Saturday. June II
stmr whittier. Dickson. % hours. from Port
Hartford
stmr South Coast, Olson, from Caspar. for
San Pedro, put in for repairs.
Nor stmr Tricoior. Void, SIS hours from
Ladysmith.
stmr Iaqua. Jorgensen, 80 hours from San
Pedro.
stmr Scotia. johnson. II hours from Bow
ems Landing.
stmr Corona, Glelow. 10 hours from Eureka
Stmr National City. Hammar, 16 hours from
Fort Bragg
stmr South Bay. Andersen. ~ hours from
San Pedro.
stmr Centralia. Erickson, 81 hours from
Grays Harbor, bound south, put in to land
passengers
from Eureka. bound for San Pedro. put in
to land passengers.
stmr Helen p. Drew. Gunderson. IL hours
Russ ship Fennia. Hallman, lat days from
Antwerp.
apali.
Brig w. c. Irwin, Hansen, III days from
Roche Harbor. via Port Angeles bx dayu.
schr Helene. Thompson. II days from Homo
lulu.
schr Esther Buhne. Olsen. ~ days from
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18

MAKES TWO ATTEMPTS TO END LIFE
channcey C. Clark, switchman In the ser
IN .,a ~ the Southern Pacific Company. made
t,,o Attempts to end his life on Friday even
ing, He hired a room in the Sierra Horei.
ffi Fourth street. and turned on the gas. Inc
hushani forced open the door Clark was con-
scious and said he did not know how the gas
rae turned on They left him for few
sss,,,s. and when they returned he had cut
an artery in his arm with his pocket knife. He
was sent to the Railroad Hospital He has
beer separated from his wife. who is now In
ioa Angeles and since then he has been
drinkfnc hard.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
Sun. Moon and Tide

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height of High and Low Waters
at Fort Point entrance to San Francisco
Bay. Published by official authority Of the
Superintendent
NOTE+The high and low waters occur at
the city front fMisslon-street wharf about IS
minutes leters than at Fort Point; the height
OF tide is the same at both places:
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
The Overdue List.

The vessels on the overdue list are
quoted as follows: Thalassa, per cent,
and Marechal de Turenne, 15 per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
SAN JOSE. Cal. May 18th. 10.
To Whom 1t May Concern:

Ten weeks ago began
taking treatment with DR..
Wong Woo. 76S Clay St.
5. F. Had suffered with
stomach troubles for years,
and for the last Is months
with spasms of the stom-
ach. American doctors
could do nothing for lnna
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18

chants Exchange. San Francisco. Cal.
June 1S 1865
The Time Ball on the tower of the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at to-day
l. e. at Of the 120th meridian. or at s
p. M Greenwich time. J. C. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, U. S. N, in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18

NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
The barkentine Archer will load general
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
sUNDAY. JUNE IS.

SoTE-In the above exposition of the tides
the early morning tides are given In the left
hand column and the successive tides of the
day In the order OF occurrence as to time; the
fourth time column gives the last tide of the
day, except when there but three tides,
sometimes occurs. The heights given are In
addition 20 the soundings OF the United States
Coast Survey Charts. except when a minus (-)
sign precedes the height and then the number
given IL subtracted from the depth given by
the charts. The plane of reference is the mean
Of the lower low waters.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18

Time Rail.
Branch Hydrosraphic ofnce. U. .. n. Nsr-
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
aNEAk MEN

WEExLx CALI, 900 PM Y1AA
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
Memoranda,

per R1ss ship Fenuia--On April 8, 200 miles
~ rallland islands. Otto Innonen. seaman.
= native Of Finland, aged 20 years. fell from
orcsstack ward overheard and was drowned
Per stnnr South Coast-Put In to repair main
sEATTLE, June 17.-Sound stmr Garden
city was burned to the waters edge at Brem-
ertcn last night.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-09
MAIL NOTICE NOT SUFFICIENT
Chicago Court Holds Notice Sent by
Mail OF Avoidance Of Insurance
Policy Does Not Release the
Company from Payment

Chicago March S.--lnsurance com
panies accustomed TO using the mail'
to notify their policy holders OF tbs
cancellation OF policies must reform
according TO q decision just rendered
in the branch appellate court, The
decision was In the case wherein the
Potomac Insurance Company sought 10
evade paying w. b. Atwood of Dekalb
H.. a fire loss.
The Potomac company gave Atwood
policy covering stock OF merehan-
disc. Then the company decided not
to carry the rick. Il being agreed Ave
days notice was sufficient TO void the
policy. and a registered letter was sent
to Atwood. The postmaster at Dekalb
failed to deliver the letter TO Atwooo
until the Ave days had expired. TIL,
next day. and before Atwood could
transfer his insurance to another com
pany. his property was destroyed. He
sued the company. whose officers took
the position that Atwood had beet
negligent in not going to the post
Office for their letter.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-09
EaaIe Seizes Girl.

Long Prairie, Mimi, March s.
While a number Of school children
were on the way home from school this
afternoon a huge eagle swooped down
and seized the 5-year-old daughter of
10y Reamer and attempted to carry
her away. The bird fastened its tai.
ons in the childs shoulder and skirt
and lifted her several feet off the
ground.
The child's frantic appeals for help
were answered by her companions,
who grasped the little girls clothing.
The combined weight was more than
the eagle could lift and he released his
hold and sailed away. .r
When young Blair seized the girl the
bird struck him a blow on the head
with his wing, knocking him to the
ground. One side Of the boys face
is black and blue from the blow.