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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-04
2 NEGROES KILLED As RESULT
OF STORM IN GEORGIA
Hurricane Strikes Albany Leaving in
It's Wake Many Destroyed Build
ings-Many Persons Hurt.
tBy Associated Press +,

ALBANY. GA. jan "a heavy
wind and rain struck the western part
OF this city today demolishing the acid
chamber and great shed OF the Vir-
Sii1afCarolina Chemical Company.
where Ben Jones, a negro. was killed
ana many others were more or less
injured. a negro boy was also killed.
The track of the storm, about Is
yards wide, struck In northwesterly
course, leyellng trees and small build
mgs i'll its path, until 1t reached the
residence district when ii; course was
chauged for few hundred yards. 1t
carried away trees and oven porticoes
iiom dwellings, but did net demolish
u house.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-04
Russia's Riot Losses 4 Billion.

Berlin, Jan. "a dispatch received
mere from ST. Petersburg says tim,
Professor Meguln financial ex-
pert, offers the following estimate OF
the losses suffered by Russia as the
result Of the revolution:
Direct losses: Connagration at
Baku, $50,O0O,000; 500 castles. resi-
dences and land owners, burned, $25,-
100000; damages to the port of Odes.
sa 25.OOO,000; factories destroyed,
S2O,O00,OOO; damage wrought in sixty
plundered towns, S30,000,00O; damage
to naval ana military ornaments,
s25, 100000. Total direct losses, .l75,-
100000.
Indirect losses: Diminished rail.
way returns. s20,O0O,0OO; loss in
wages account of the strike. $780,.
100000; Russian capital transferred
TO foreign countries. 100000 900:
bankruptcies resulting from the reyo.
luton, $o0,O00,00O; losses to share.
holders in Russian business enter
prises more than $500,000,000.
Total indirect losses, Approximately
S900,O00,OO0. Grand total over ST.
000,O00,00O.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-04
Strikers Admit rhe;r Defeat

ST. PETERSBURG. Jam 4. gao a.
n.-Ihe general meeting OF the work.
mems council and Of Representatives.
OF the proletariat organizations which
was held across the Finnish bordcr.
lasted for sc hours, adjourning only an
hour ago. =,
The practical result Of The meeting
was q confession that the government
mad proved to be too strong in It's
night against the strikers and the pro.
letariat organizations and that the
armed revolution to- which the dele
gates at tue meeting were committed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-04
THE vIRG|HIAA" WEDS The
DAUGHTER OF A WRITER
Original Of Owen Wister's Fiction
Character is Ranchman
in Mexico.
Especial 10 the Daily press)

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3.-The orr
ginal of Owen Wistcr's "The Virgin
ian," John Henry Hicks, manager of
the great "T O" ranch in Mexico.
was married yesterday to Miss Kath-
crime Adams. daughter of Edward f.
Adams, editorial writer on q Saa
Francisco newspaper
Hicks first met her when she WAS
a school teacher at Tempe, Ariz. Mex
lean friends sent him hox OF dozen
tolls dressed to represent characters
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-04
Would Photograph Veterans.
lSreclul To tho Daily l,rcssl

Especial 10 tho Daily Press
NORFOLK, VA, Jan. 3.-SLoncwull
Jackson Camp, c. ". OF Portsmouth,
last night fully endorsed the bill drawn
by Senator Daniel for II secretary OF
records, for the collection OF photo
graphs of Confederate soldiers, to be
preserved i'll the state library. The
camp calls upon the legislature TO pass
the bill.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-04
MARRIED m NORFOLK.
Baltimore Girl Wcds Naval Officer
Who Goes to West Indies.

''PCNT'I To VIC DNIITS t-TVHSF
NORFOLK, VA, Jau. 3.-NIiss Sur-
all V. Ryan, Of baltimore. who WAS to
have been married in that city, Feb. /.
TO Ensign Butler Young Rhuadcs. of
West Point, Miss. came to Norfolk
and was married to Ensign Rhoadcs
10y Rev. Dr. w. A.. Barr last night
The wedding came suddenly.
bccausc the United cruiser Pcnnsyl
vania. upon which E,ujign Rhoades j.;
Oh duty, had been ordered to the West
luues.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-04
Statehood Bill Displaced.
u>y Associated Press.>

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.L-!The bill.
reducing the duty on Philippine pro-
ducts Will be the regular order OF
business in the. House OF Represen.
tatiyes tomorrow and for several days
thereafter instead of the statehood
oili as had been previously arranged.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-04
Gambler Sent 10 Jail in horfolk,
Especial TO tho Daily Pr,

tSpecial to Tho Daily Press)
NORFOLK, jan. 3.--Itobcrt Taylor,
whose poker joint ON Bank street,
Was rallied Sunday morning, was COLI
vlcted today OF maintaining u public
gambling house and given six months
in Jail, with fine OF $500 and costs.
He appealed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-04
trolley Car Speed Reduced.
(Speciai 10 the Daily PressH

NORFOLK, VA, Jan. 3.-Mayor
Reed, of Portsmouth, is still keeping
tab on the street cars in Portsmouth
regarding fast running and failure To
ring gongs. The cars are alleged TO
be moving like snails. and the motor
men never stop ringing their bells.
rms Is to prevent arrest
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-04
Ronapartc to Attend.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Secretary
bonaparte has decided to attend the
ceremonies at Charleston, S. c., next
week incident to the presentation by
the residents of that city of q silver
service to the new armored cruiser
Charleston
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-04
Ford Appointed cattIe Insnector

CARTERSvILLE, VA. Jan. IA. l..
Ford, OF this place, has recently re.
ceivcd the appointment of cattle in
spector for Cumberland county. This
appointment which is very appru.
pirate one, was made by DR.. Funny
hougl, state veterinarian, OF the Wiz
Sinip Poly iechnic Institute.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-04
Vireinans Wed n NORTH state.
(Special to the Daily Rress)

NORFOLK, VA, Jan 3.-Nat. Dun
eau, Is years old, son of EFT. Duncan,
Of Berkely, anu Miss Emma Gertrude
Harrison, u DraMbleton, Norfolk.
eloped to Elizabeth City N. c. anu
were married,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-04
Zinc erayson Farm Sold.
Especial to tile Daily Press,

tSpeclaI 10 TIE Duly Press)
INDEPENDENCE, VA. .Jau. 3.-F.
NJ. Osborne hos bought the fine farm
two miles from this place, which be,
lonSed to JOHN Il. Dickey, of Bristol,
the price Icing $4,000 :.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-04
General Booth a Vegetarian.
(By Associated Press.l

1 LONDON, Jan. 3.--In his annual
address to the Salvation Army, Gem
eralD Booth attributes his robust
health to tie fact that for the past
seven years he has been q strict veg.
otarian.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-04
Appointed Assistant Health Doctor

Especial to the Daily Press)
NORFOLK, VA. Jan. 3.-Dr. Charles
]. Andrews, a graduate of the Medical
College of Virginia, has been appoint
ed assistant health doctor of Norfolk,
at salary of $3.50 month.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-04

in Wistcr's story. Hicks aud his wife
Will live on the "T o" ranch which is
south OF the Rio Grundc. 15O miles
from Ell PuSo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-04
Young Only Reprimanded.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. 8
The Navy Department today made
public the review of the Judge Advo-
cate General OF the Navy of the court
martial case of Commander Lncien
Young. United States Navy, who was
tried on the charge of neglect of
duty as result OF the explosion
at San Diego last July of the boilers
OF the sunboat Bennington, which he
commanded. BY reason of the eXplo-
sion sixty-five sailors lost their lives.
The sentence OF the court, that
Commander Young be reprimanded
by the Secretary OF the Navy, was
approved by Secretary Bonaparte, an
order that Commander Young might
not go wholly unpublished"
In acting on this review, Secretary
of the Navy Bonaparte said:
"The foregoing remarks and rec.
concentrations OF the Judge Advocate
General are approved, and the depart
ment Will forward a letter of repri-
mand to Commander Young"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-04
Ensign wade's Sentence loadeouate

Ensign Wade's sentence Inadequate
WASHINGTON, ID. C. Jan. s..
Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte has
disapproyed the findings and sentence
OF the court martial which tried En-
sign Charles T. Wade, United States
navy, the engineer officer of the i'll
fated gunboat Bennington, and has
sent the entire record OF the trial to
the court at Oakland, Cal, for review.
1t is understood that they either ac-
quilted Wade of all blame for the
explosion Of the Bennington's boilers.
OF which he had charge, or gave him
light sentence.
Secretary Bonaparte, after reading
the case. has come to the conclusion
that the sentence was entirely made
quate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-03

Continued ON Page Nine.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-03
The Base Ball Situation

The situation Of the proposed Men
ominee Range Base Ball League has
been at stand still the past week
awaiting to hear the decision Of Men
ominee The copper country people.
after having given Iron Mountain the
dirty shake are again seeking TO
bring that city within tie fold. Cute
bunch in the copper country. They
are looking forward 10 the next hockey
season and with that end in view have
interested Duluth in.baseball. expect.
ing Of course that once the interests
are Joined there will be greater
concentration Iron Mountain ana
Menominee are needed now to help
pay the freight and Dr. Glass is hot
footing around in az effort 10 pull
them In
telephone message T. Sec Wall
from an Iron Mountain gentleman 81
influence was received Monday assur.
ing him thai the conservative in.
iluences at Iron Mountain are favor
able to the Menominee Range associa.
tion and telling him 10 90 ahead and
select delegates 10 meet at Iron Moan.
tain and that the metropolis OF the
range will 'be there Menoninee
has not been heard from
Escanaha IL enthusiastic II is said
that Mr.. Driscol IL looked forward tc
a. manager and IL he takes hold OF the
Escanaba team there will certainly be
something doing and game will h.
put up in Escanaba that will draw the
crowds and make the visitors play
bali.
just "a soon a. something definite Is
heard from Menoininee the date ~ the
Iron Mountain meeting will be set.
EscanahH has already chosen delegates
Go the meeting
II is the endeayor Of the promotion,
OF the new league 10 get an urganiza
tion that will have stiff backbone
and and eliminate from the game the
rowdyism that was ia evidence In the
independent bali. Nothing but first
class ball and gentlemanly demeanoi
will be tolerated II the league IL a go.
IL In probable that the coming weeL
will bring the thing 20 q focus
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-03

has had his iuning in Crystal Falls
during the past two weeks and a. a re-
suit of his work aany dogs have gone
to dog heaven, Almost any morning,
noon or night at almost any street
corner dead dog might have been
seen with. perhaps, weeping child
as his principal mourner and knot OF
interested youngsters gathered about
10 sympathise with their comrades and
discuss the merits of the dog and the
demerits OF the fellow who put out the
poipon.
As is usually the rule. the under
sirable dogs escaped while many useful
and highly priced dogs were caught
The poison has been very generally
scattered "a dogs have bssen found dead
IN all quarters OF the city.
X. T.. Hollow is somewhat better o.
mis- rheumatism but is still unable Z
walk and il confined 20 hi- house mos
Of the time,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-03
f0GARTY SHOWING
UP BIG DEPOSIT
DIAMOND DRILL IS MEETING WITH
MUCH ORE.
DETAlLD OF THE HILL DEAL
Steel Corporation Pays a Royalty oI
Seventy Cents per ton on 10. 100000
Tons per Year.

Exploratory work, which the Pick
ands- Mather people are carrying on at
the Fogarty property in Stambaugh Is
progressing nicely and big body OF
ore is being shown up From those in
terested in the property we learn that
body OF ore seventy five feet wide has
been cut How much of this ia mer
chantable is not stated but il il certain
that the greater portion of il is
The drill work is being carried on
from the bottom OF tho old shaft on
the property This shaft is about eOC
feet deep and the ore was cut az 4
point 100 feet, latteralIy, from the
shaft 30 that the operators viii be abb,
to reach the ore with very little ad
ditional expense and reach IL in tim,
to put some Of the Fogarty ore on In,
market the coming season.
AT the present time the work at th,
proDerty is confined 70 diamond drill
work and no effort is being made !.
do additional work and none will b,
made until the drill 10 out OF the wa,
when II 10 probable that a drift viii
be driven 70 cut the ore body and opeI
10 up for further information.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-03
The Baker.

The shaft 10 going down steadily AT
this property Of the Corrigan AcKin.
ney company in the Stambaugh valley.
Captain Mitchell has the work well in
hand ana is succeeding better than the
most sanguine expected when he took
hold of the shaft.
IL 10 expected that the shaft will be
lodged before very long A delay was
occasioned when Mr. Mitchell took
hold, il being necessary 70 straighten
up the shaft which was ont of line.
This work he accomplished satisfactory
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-03
Farm For Sale.

The Undersigned offers his beautiful
farm comprising forties for sale.
This farm is'in good condition and
situated miles from Florence Wis
Price low and liberal time for mailing
payments Inquire Of Ssmoel Pelter.
Menominss. Mich.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-03
SUBSCRIPTION $500 PER YEAR

and since the work OF sinking proper
was resumed the shaft has been drop
ped with comparative rapiiity.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-03
The Dog Poisoner.

The individual who sets himself up
"a the public erscntioner Of canipes
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-03

A class OF twenty one was initiated
~ the charter members Of the order
and the following officers chosen.
Honorable Foreman w X. Dawson
Correspondent w. J. Reynolds
Master OF Ceremonies John klesges
Chaplain Thomas Conin
Master OF Account f. J Neal
Oyersear Harry Waite
Guard Ralph Waite
wotch,nan wm. Gill
Sentry Louis Aieslef
Following the installation Of officers
the members listened TO 90 address on
the merits OF the order BY Mr. Farmer
and then all adjourned 10 the dining
room where o spread prepared by
Baker Nylund in tip.top fashion. was
awaiting and for An half hour justice
was neted out 10 the inner man.
The "Yoemen" as 10 is familiarly
called, is an insurance order founded
about ninc year ago. IL deals In
insurance and also pays 10 policy hold
ers certain amounts for injuries 20 the
body that are very good features Of
the order
The assessments are paid monthly
and are fixed on so low plane that al
can participate in the insurance.
The membership is composed Of both
sex, and while no women are enumer
ated in the present membership, il u
expected that number of the ladies
will avail themselves Of the opportuni
! ty 20 take ont cheap and safe In
surance.
The plan followed IN the Toemen i
designed 10 safeguard the membership
by collecting the actual cost Of in
surance from each person insured an,
making each policy pay its cost
II is expected that the membership
will be greatly increased in the nea
! future
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-03

ne Lamont.
A diamond drill was set az work in
the bottom OF this mine 20 explore for
more ore, the ore deposit having given
signs OF narrowing up. whether II is
a Jump which the ore has taken or
a pinching ont of the deposit il not
just apparent but the company feels
that now il the time 70 prove up the
basin In which the Lamont deposit
lies
IL is the belief of all who have had
any thing 70 do with the property that
tho main body Of ore IL yet 20 b.
shown mp ia the Lamont basin. The
present drill work will give mnch in
formation about this place.
A deal by which the immensely
valuable ore properties OF James J.
Hill on the Mesaua range are to pass
into the control OF the United States
Steel corporation for period of thirty
years is about 10 be consummated, &C
ording TO a special from Duluth 10 the
Iron Trade Review. which says
Although no official announcement
has been made, your correspondent IL
informed on authority reliable beyond
question that all OF the principal
terms have been agreed upon and the
contract drawn. IL is estimated that
the Hill interests have orc deDoait
amounting to 300, 600. 900 tons, which
delivered at Lake Erie ports wonld be
worth 81. .195, 600. 600 The terms Of
the contract provide that tho steel
corporation shall take lease ON tkcse
properties for thirty years. AMI shall
pay for the first two years 20 scnts
per ton for ore mined and 30 cents Tor
the carrying of the ore from tho .ines
10 Duluth on Mr.. Hin's railroad.
IL is further provided. that rftsI
two years the prices for ere in the
ground shall be increased ssat,
every two years until at the end oi
twelve years the price shall be ~ Aad
stay at that figure for the reinalAinp
eighteen years OF the period. A.eihei
important provision is that the aToa'
Northern railroad shall be guaranteed
freight amounting 10 10000 O6s an
nually during the life of the lasw II
mines other than those in tho aea
furnish the amount, the steel cToPoTa
tion will not be required 70 fnEnipl
any but il must supply whatever i
Continued ON Page Nine
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-03
NEW LODGE ORGANIZED

Order Of Brotherhood of American 1oeman
Started Here
Last Wednesday an homestead ot the
brotherhood OF American Yoemen was
organized ia Crystal Fails by State Or
ganizer A. W Farmer. Of Menominee.
A class Of twenty one was initiated
~ the charter members Of the order
- -. eolio,vt,f, of3cars eboSen
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-14
STACKABLE
MAY 60 AFTER
IMMIGRANTS

Collector Stackable is said to have
been practically selected as the man to
go to the Azores as agent of the Terri
torial Board of Immigration to secure
laborer settlers for Hawaii. The
Board is now almost in a position to
proceed with the proposition, and the
collector is stated to have already ask
ed Washington for a leave of absence
for some months, in order that he may
make the trip.
The conditions which blocked pro-
ceedings at the last meeting of the
board have practically disappeared.
Many of the leading plantations have
Tade new offers to laborers, which
are in accord with what the authOri-
ties in Washington are understood to
demand, as regards homesteads, as a
condition Of allowing assistance of i'm
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-14
SOCKER SATURDAY

Next Saturday at the baseball park
will be played an exhibition game of
"sOcker" football The Maile team,
champions of 1906 will play a special
ly picked team from the other teams
of the league. In this manner the best
"socker" players Of Honolulu will get
into the game and the result will be
very interesting. The picked team will
probably be as follows:
Fullbacks, Grune of the Diamond
Heads and f. B. Turner of the Y. M.
G. AS; halfbacks, Mon Yin and j. An
derson of the Iolanis, j. Clarke of the
Diamond Heads; forwards, Woo and
Blackman of the Iolanis, Fernandez Of
the Diamond Heads, Bob Cation of
the PunahOus and WaterhOuse Of the
Y. M. c. AS; goal, Lo on Of the Pu
nahous.
Iolani will have four men i'm, Puma
hous ., Diamond Heads 3, and Y. NJ. C.
a. ..
l.. BlackmaL Of Iolani will probably
captain the team.
With all of these stars one and all
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-14
Attacks Kolala Ditch
A c. GEER BEGINS HIS AWARDED
DAMAGES AGAINST THE TERRITORY TO
GIVE HIM A
CLAIMS BEEN LEGALLY

Arthur c. Gehr of Chicago today be-
gan his long talked of contest over the
Kohala ditch franchise by filing in
the Supreme Court a claim against the
Territory under section zoos of the Re
vised Laws, which Is a part or a chap
ter giving the Supreme Court exclusive
jurisdiction in such matters. Gehr
was one of the contestants for the
franchise several years ago, and he
has ever since claimed that he had a
contract with the government whereby
he was to have the franchise. He now
asks the Supreme Court to either award
him the franchise or it's value as dam
ages.
The big ditch contract was sold sev-
eral years ago at public sale to Sam
Parker and others, Gehr formally pro-
testing on the ground that it had been
awarded to him by agreement and
declaring that he would enforce the
agreement. He has been working I'm
Washington for an act to give the
federal court here jurisdiction of such
a matter, but today a proceeding was
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-14
v. 0. Smith
Home FROM
WASHINGTON
SAYS DELEGATION RECEIVED
WARM WELCOME AND WAS AT
FORDED EVER YOPPORTUNITY
TO PRESENT CASE.

w. O. Smith, head of the delegation
sent to Washington to intercede with
Congress, and have the revenue set
aside for Hawaii, returned this morn
ing on the Manchuria. The remainder
of the delegation will follow on the
Korea, sailing from San Francisco on
March %.
Mr.. Smith expressed himself as be-
ing very pleased with the result of the
trip He said: THE delegation was
very successful, to this extent. We
were afforded every opportunity to ex
press ourselves and tell what we want
ed to committees of both houses. We
stated reasons for our request and We're
listened to. We were offered on every
occasion nothing but courtesy and good
will and all promised to aid if possi-
BILE.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-14

There is more money represented on
the S. S. Manchuria this trip than has
probably ever been represented on any
vessel that has ever crossed the Paci-
fc. There are people on that boat
whose combined wealth foots well on
to $780, OOO,O 900 at a very conservative es-
innate, and it may be that half bill
lion is too conservative a figure to
name, This is the multi-millionaire
trip of the Manchuria. The vessel
seems to be the favorite of the big
bugs, automatically, politically and
now financially.
In the first place there is the Schiff
rarty, eleven in number, including
three maids and valet, but the latter
do not count in the total of wealth. At
the head of the party is Jacob H. Schiff
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-14

the managing partner Of the great
banking house of Kuhn, Loeb & Conn
pany Of New York, with him are Hen
ry Bulge of Hamburg and S. Neu-
stadt of New York, retired bankers OF
the firm of Hallgarten & Company.
Jacob Schiff is at the head Of one OF
the most powerful banking institutions
of the world and is reputed to be
worth well into 5000, 900, 900. Both OF
the other bankers are worth from $780,
600, 600 to $25, 900, 600 each.
There is also Mrs. J. c. Havemeyer,
the wife of the sugar trust king, whose
wealth is at least $1OO, 600 900; and in
addition to these representatives OF
hundreds of millions there are other
passengers who are millionaires, one
from Chicago and several others from
New York.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-14
NO OIL
IN TOWN
EVERY CASE OF KEROSENE OIL
IN TOWN Is GONE-RITHET DUE
WITH MORE.

All of the kerosene oil in town is
gone and unless the good ship r. p.
Rithet arrives soon with her cargo Of
10000 cases the town will be dependent
upon the sun and the electric company
for light.
Frank II. Armstrong, who is with
Castle & Cooke, agents for the STAN
dard Oil Company stated this morn
ing that all their kerosene oil was
gone. The retail dealers have but a
small amount on hand.
The r. p. Rithet, % days out from
San Francisco, has 10000 cases on
board. She is heavily loaded and is
not expected to make a fast trip.