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The San Francisco call., 1906-12-20
The N~wport,. Carro

The steamer Newport sailed yesterday for An
con and way ports with a general merchandise
cargo valued at S105-233 and TO be distributed
as follows; For Mexico; sI2 2es: Central Amer
Colombia. S3s3; Ecuador. s4l43: Chile 1888:
Jamaica, sl2o, England. 500 The following
were the principal exports:
To Mexfco-364 gals wine. 10 cs mineral water
2e4 bxs fresh fruits. 293 pkgs potatoes fss
canned goods. IL table preparations. soS lbs
spices. 1875 lbs dried fruit. 900 lbs raisins S57
lbs nuts 341 lbs hams 900 lbs paste s57 lbs
cheese ? cs baking powder 10 cs fuse. 40 boiler
tubes f6S 0s0 lbs fertilizer. % cs drugs, 1857
lbs taflow 1896 lbs yellow metal. IL 30J # lum-
ber 4 bdls and 80 bars iron cs paints. II kegs
cs nachinery. 266 iron rails. rs pkgs railroad
material. 20 bales cotton
To Central America-2161 bbls -four. 1899 gals
and "a cs wine. 10 cs whisky. 35 050 lbs rice.
Sc pkgs pots toes and onions, ~ bxs fresh fruits
q cs salmon. l33 cs canned goods. 800 lbs beans.
2C2 500 lbs salt 230 lbs paste. $40 lbs lard 1887
lbs ham and bacon. 5335 lbs spices. 271 lbs
cheese. so lbs millstufs. baking powder.
1927 lbs dried fruit 1858 lbs rsisins. 6l2 lbs
hons 1873 lbs Goldfish go lbs nuts. 229 lbs tea
It's tallow. 1896 lbs soda - cs soap. I03 cs
coal oil. $50 kegs and 10 cs white lead. 50 cs
furpentfne. "a tar. S54 gals and "a cs oils.
10 cyk acid. 2 cyls ammonia. 81 pkgs nails. IA
pkrs dry goods. lsi pcs pipe. ! machinery
250e lbs copper 7o10 lbs coal. A3 pkgs paints.
20 crts potatoes 25n0 lbs garlic. 2465 lbs beans,
z1-622 II lumber. 20 cs salmon, 10 cs canned
fruit 8 bxs fresh fruits. ] cs hats
To New lork-2l. l96 gals and wine. %
cs honey. 1000 fsks quicksilver 40 pkgs junk.
1s2. 160 lbs pig lead.
To Ecuacor-e5o bbIs aour.
To Janaica-30 cs canned salmon.
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ROOMS ARE LOOTED
BY BURGLARS

OAKLAND, Dec. 1s.-Harry Koeger
reported to the police this morning
that his room at the Oriental House
had been entered yesterday by
thieves and that they had stolen a
suit of clothes, an overcoat. s12 in
cash, a pair OF skates and an en-
gineer's license.
G. H. Green reported the theft of
sac from his room at 1902 Twenty
fourth street last night.
Burglars entered the home of W.
II. German, at 1453 Franklin street,
last night and stole a revolver and
holster, two watches. a jeweled fra
ternal pin, pair of glasses and a
fountain pen
T. C.. Souva reported the theft of
a silver watch and 81 from the pockets
of his vest, which he had left In his
room at 1853 Atlantic street The
room was entered last night.
Herman Perrige reported the theft
of a bicycle from the back yard of
his home at sos Eighteenth street, and
Arthur Shelton Of 1851 Fourth ave-
nue. reported that his bicycle had been
stolen from in front of Smiths book
store.
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member Of the Walters Union. Local No. 90.
Friends and scquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Fri
White 1854 Golden Gate sas aSsnns corner y
ssoet street hterment Greenlawn Cemetery.
townsend see SS9 street. ? ss.ot train fFo" Iaird and
WILS0S-In this city. December 10. 1905. AT
nls late residence. 20 North Seventh street.
deo1s d< square. James Wilson. beloved husband
OF Dora Wilson. native OF Africa. aged 40
years months and days.
WoQD-in this city. December TO- 1906. Freds
beloved wife OF Matthew wood. mother Of
Schneekenburzer. and sister OF Mrs Amanda
lockwood. Mrs. Lillian Bauer and the late
Nsnry Ny sarser .schneekenburgerl. a native cf
DAYS
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow fFrl-
dayl. at p m. from her late residence
90 Ctah street between Sixteenth and Sew
snteenSh Internent Mount Oiivet Cemetery.
ZAMMITT-In this city. December ~ feos.
Sonn: beloved husband Of Lisetre amltt.
s1n sna q 5-6ess the late e 'sseph and catsEa n@it
p y. zammitt and Mrs. ID. r Roberts.
native Of New York
Friends and aequaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral today Thurs
day. December 20. from the mnrtuarv chapel
Of the Golden Gate Undertaking Company.
to Mission Dolores Church. where a requiem
high mass WITH Be celebrated for the repose
Cross Cemetery.
zIuNERMAN--In this city. December Is 1905
MarSaret Zimmerman beloved wife OF the
late Mrs. Joseph W. Eivers. .'' aged IS Years. .He
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
requested to attend the funeral today
Eighteenth street thence to the Church of
the Holy Redeemer. where solemn requiem
soul. commencing at a. N. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery
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TEACHERS BOW TO
CUP|D'S WILL

ALAMEDA. Dec. 1s.-Three teachers
have filed their designations with the
Board Of Education because they have
bowed to the will of Cupid and are
soon to wed. They are Miss Pearl T.
Hossack, Miss Gertrude Burr and Miss
Amalia Anderson.
Miss Ida M. Fisher, supervisor of
music in the school department, has
resigned to become member of the
faculty of the State Normal School at
San Jose. Miss Belle Rosenthal and
Irving E. Outcalt resigned as teachers
owing to i'll health. The successors
to the pedagogues who have severed
their connection with the school de-
partment, will be elected on Tuesday,
january s.
Director w. B. Kollmyer has been
chosen president pro tenn. of the Board
of Education to serve during the abb
sence of President Frank Otis, who
was elected to the State Assembly in
November. and who will go to Sacra-
mento TO attend the session of the
Legislature.
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ACCUSES COUSINS
Of LAND FRAUD

OAKLAND, Dec 1s.-Accusing her
cousin, Grace L. Phillips. and the lat
ter's husband, Randall Phillips, of hav-
ing secured deeds to her property by
fraud, Mrs Martha NJ Taylor Thorne
brought suit today to annul the deeds.
Mrs. Thorne alleges that in 1905 her
cousins advised her that she had better
transfer her property to them, as she
was about to be sued for damages. and
that they would redeed the property
back to her. The deeds were recorded
and now Mrs Thorne says her relatives
refuse to redeed the property. At the
time the plaintiff made the deeds she
was a widow of the name of Martha
NJ. Taylor. She was married several
weeks ago to NJ. T. Thorne.
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TRY TO MAKE OFF WITH
GIRL WHEN SHE OPENS DOOR
Three Men Make Peculfar Attack On
Miss Lucille Middleham in Her
Home I'm Oakland

OAKLAND, Dec. 19.-Three men rang
the doorbell at the home of Mrs. E.
Middleham, 1912 Telegraph avenue, last
Friday night and when Miss Lucille
Middleham answered the call one of the
men grasped her by the wrist and COM
manded. Come here to me-
Miss Middleharh screamed and
slammed the door In her assailant's
face Her brother-in-law. d. L. Hickey,
accompanied by Hiram Walters, W. r..
Harm and NJ. Gray. roomers in the
house, pursued the men, but failed to
capture them.
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.. s. Branch Hydrographic once

4 branch OF the United States HydroRraphic
of6ee located at the Merchants Exchange. Is
maintained in San francisco for the benefit Of
mariners without regard to nationality and free
of exnense Nayigatnrs are cordially invited 10
visit fhe Office where complete sets OF charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kept at
attest information can always be obtained re-
earding lights. dangers to navigation and all
ms tiers OF interest to ocean commerce The
time bah service has been suspended pending
the reconstruction OF the tower Of the Ferry
building j. C. BURNETT
Ltsutenant Q. 8 n. IN Charge.
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BARNARp-Jn this city. December 10. 1906.
Laura Elizabeth, infant daughter. Of A. L
and Flora NJ Barnard a native Of San Fran
cisco. Cal, aged 16 days
BARRoN-In Oakland. Cal. December IS 1908.
Walter Adolphus, idolized darling of Rich
ard E. and Rosa $, Barron. and loving brother
this Juanita, Narceila. Evelyn and Imelda
Barron. native Of Oakland. Cal. aged IL
Funeral today Thursdayl. at p. m. from
a27 Filbert street Oakland. lnterment pri-
vate. st. Mary's Cemetery. Oakland
BEkESsEN--In this city, December is. 1905.
Helma, beloved wife Of Tonnes Berensen, lo7-
ing mother of Hima Berensen, foster daugh-
ter Of Hans and Msrians Johsnnesen, snd
late Jacob Johannesen. native of Dram
men Norway, aged % years months and =
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services tomorrow Friday, at Il: 30
se vaIencia haaRss street near fwsD
third 1nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery
CARY-In this city, December 1e. 1906. Es-
s sa Mother MI wfs e e 1ss Ms@ sna s n a.
gene D. Cary. native Of Maine. aged 65
years
1906 Paul dearly beloved husband of MAY
Christensen. and brother Of Peter NJ. Chris
tensen, a native Of Denmark aged As years
Cooks and walters Union. Local No "A
Remains at the parlors of the United I'm
dertakers. 2eos Howard street. near Twenty
second.
CONDON--In this city. December 10. 1906.
Msrr Ignatius Condon loving daughter of
Agnes A. and John D. Jr.- and sister Of
Willie Alice and Gertrude Condon- a native
Of San Francisco Cal-- aged months
DORG AN--In this city, December Is. 1905 Ed
ward j.. dearly beloved Of William and
the late Hannah Dorgan. and dearly beloved
brother of Thomas. Katherine. Annie and
Elizabeth Dorgan, a native of San Francisco
Cal, aged 80 years.
Friends are respectfullv invited 10 attend
the funeral tomorrow friday. at $3.50 O'Clock
from the private funeral parlors Of the Henry
]. Gallagher Undertaking Company. 1874 Web
ster street between Ellis and 0'Farrell.
thence to Sacred Heart Church. where sol
emn requiem high mass will be celebrated for
O'Clock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
DRoGER-In San Rafael. CAL. December IT.
issfs Henry G. Droger. beloved nephew of
M~S NJ Droger. native OF Brooklyn. n Y.
The funeral services will be held today
fTf,ursday) December 20. at the chapel of
cypress Lawn Cemetery, on the arrival Of
the $50 D. m. train from Third and Town
send streets
rnMoNDs-In this city, December 10, 1905.
Horace A. beloved husband OF Jennie Ed
rnonds father OF James. Frank. Afford. Earl.
Josenh. BENJAMIN and Ulysses Edmonds. and
hrofher Of T. W. Edmonds and Fannie Ed
monds. 4 native Of Ohio. aged 50 years
rrW ARDS-In San Mateo Cal. December II.
1905 Robert A. Edwards. son of Annie Luton
Edwards and the late Thomas NJ. Edwards.
The funeral will take place today (Thurs-
dsyl December 20. at o'clock from the
Masonic Hall. San Mateo. Intermsnt Cypress
Lawn Cemetery
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Tonnage Engagement.

The latest charters reported sre.
Nheaf-The French ship Madeleine, from Pu-
get Sound TO Europe. at 26s Sd, chartered prior
10 arrival
Lunber-The British ship Earl of Dunmore.
from Puget Sound 70 Caliao. at sos. bark Hecia.
from Eureka 10 Sydney, at 37s Sd; Norwegian
ship yellore from Puget Sound 70 Csiiso direct
terms private frechartered1.
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The Orerdue LIsf

British ship Netherby. out $50 days from
Maryport. for Talcabuano 20 per cent
French ship Daniel. out I03 days from Bel
linghsm. TO Delag0a Bay. 20 per cent.
British ship Loch Ryan. cut 113 days from
Geelong- 10 East London 10 per cent
French bark Houtot- out I69 days from Toxic
for Glasgow. 25 per cent
French bark croisset. out 142 days from Tehio
for Havre. s per cent
French bark Adelphes, out 1z2 days from
Punts Arenas. for Falmouth. 10 per cent.
American bark Prussia. ont Isl days from
Puget Sound. Tor New York. GO per cent.
British steamer Ranratira. out 81 DAYS from
Manila, for Newcastle. =. s. W. 45 per cent
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices. and be
authorized TO have the same published Notices
restricted simply to the announcement of the
event are published in this column free
charge.
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ARRIVED

WeQneHo8F- Dec II.
stmr Samoa. Nadsen. Is hours from Casper.
bound south. Put In 70 Land passengers
Schr Roderick Dhu Anderson. IA hours from
Monterev fn tow OF tug Daunfless.
Sfmr Thftesboro. Mikkelson Is hours from
Fort Bragg.
ford il row Of tug Sea King
Sfmr Pomona Shea. IS hours from Eureka
Nor sfnr TeIlus Arntzen. % bours from Ma
naIno, B. c.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
A CARGO for EnrIand

The British ship Queen Victoria was cleared
for Liverpool yesterday with II 345 ctls barley.
s35 ctls wheat, 3l.z24 canned fruit, IL 429
cs salmon and 1921 lbs cascars bark. valued
81 S1S5. .oa4. The vessel also had 20 900 feet Of
lumber dunnage, valued at S4O0
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SAN MATEO TRUSTEES LIMIT
SALOONS AND RAISE LICENSES

SAN MATEO. Dec 1s.-The City
Trustees adopted the liquor ordinance
introduced by Trustee KertelI a week
ago at a meeting held Monday night
and after the first of the year all sa-
loon keepers within the city limits
will have to pay $50 per quarter year
instead of $50 as at present. The ordi-
nance also limits the number of sa-
looms to seventeen.
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shipments for New York

The steamer American sailed YESTERDAY for
New York Via Norfolk with 7A1. .G52 cs canned
salmon. 10000 cs prunes. 3349 bbIs wine. li5 cs
nned fruit. 3i9s SKIS beans and So fes as
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MARRIAGES

RoBINsON-CHARLEs- this city. Decem-
Der 10, 1906. by the Rev s. J. Lee, rector
OF st. James Church. Charles Robert Rob-
inson and Salie Louise Charles.
STERLING-CHULE-1n this city, December
S. 1906, by the Rev. s. J. Lee, rector Of st.
James Church. William W. Sterling and An
nabelle Chule
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Memoranda

The Br ship Clan Macfarlane. while being
toved down from Port Costa to anchorage in
the stream, coIided with e quarantine hulk
Omaha, lying of San Quentin Point. last night
Ships mizZen rigging considerably damaged.
several plates dented and other slight damage
SEATTLE. Dec 1e-Stmr Saratoga reports
strong head winds. The stmr Pennsylvania is s
days overdue here.
Per Br ship Dunfermline. from Antwerp Dec
1s-Ssiled July q. Thick fog and calm and
light SW winds down the channel. From there
10 80 had moderate SSW TO NV winds. Got
NE trades light and unsteady. Lost trades in
IL y. Had fresh to Sw moHsoons. with
squalls and high southeriy sea- Crossed equator
In % " long. Got Sc trades in 2 s. wind most
" from s TO SSE and high sea. Lost Sc IN is
s. From thence to so s had succession OF S
TO SW gales. with high seas and heavy squalls.
shipping large quantities of water and doing
considerable damage about the decks. smashed
boats carried away ports, etc. Rounded Cape
ST. John Oct 10. From there to Cape Horn had
the usual SW and westerly gales and high
Passed Cape Horn Oct 16. From there W to
NV winds TO 80 5, and then got Sc wind
which carried US to the equator in 107 W.
Thence had light f to NE winds. which carried
US TO % n. Thence to port had variable w
winds snd high westerly swell, arriving here
Dec Is 1905.
HONGKONG Dec 17-Shfp s. p Hitch
cock has been condemned and will be disposed Of
CORRECTION
In shipping of Dec IS the report that Nor
stmr Themis. reported ashore. had been 6oated
was an error The vessel is still ashore The
Br stmr Henrietta which went to the assistance
of the Themis. also got ashore. but was got OF.
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COAL FAMINE OBTAINS SHIPS

SEATTLE, Dec. 19.-Unable to get
coal to take them on their way. three
vessels have been delayed in the har-
bor the better part of week waiting
for the promised relief. Dodwell & Co,
the Robert Dollar Company and Bal
four. Guthrie & Co are the owners of
the vessels unable to leave port 1t is
estimated that shortage of fully
10 900 tons of coal for transportation
exists on the Pacific Coast today Gov
ernor Meals coal commission will con-
vene in Seattle tomorrow.
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spend the Winter

In beautiful Pacific Grove by the sea-
Cozy Furnished homes SO to SIS per
month; warm climate. grand scenery.
pure water; living reasonable: 12e
miles south of San Francisco. Address
Board of Trade.
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December 4 while OF Cape Blanco. Martin Hoi.
E sailor. became violently insane and committed
suicide bv leaping into the ocean, very heavy
sea was running and a boat was lowered. but
nothing could be seen of the unfortunate man.
The United States torpedo boat destroyer Pet
rel Captain Freeman, arrived this morning from
Santa Barbara. The Petrel VIII remsin about
ten days, having been detained on recruiting
duty.
The steamer Francis h Leggett- Captain Ra-
nier, after discharglng q portion of her lumber
cargo al Redondo. arrived from Eureka with a
cargo for the Southern California Lumber Com
psny.
The steamer Whittier. Captain Seaman. hav-
ing il tow the oil barge Santa Paula. cleared to-
day for Port Hartford TO load oil for the Union
OIL Company
TIE steamer Jim Butler Captain Olsen. and
the steamer Alcatraz. Captain Frederickson. fin
lshed discharging lumber cargoes and cleared to
reload.
SEATTLE Dec 1e--The schooner wilber L.
Smith has been chartered for lumber from the
sound TO San Pedro at the op-notch rate Of
$3.50 This is the highest yet paid. The rate
q San Francisco for lumber is now quoted at
So.75
rived today from Antwerp with cement report
ed narrow escape from ice OF Cape Horn The
bark struck small berg
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DEATHS

Barnard, Laura I6 d. Mahoney. Julia. 56
Barron Walter. IL IN. Mcdonnell. NJ. j.. 65
Berensen Helma, 23 Mcintyre Patrick. co
Cary Estelle NJ 65 Merlng. Andrew. As
Christensen Paul. AS Moore. William, 20
Condon Mary l., m Otterson, Elizabeth. a.
Dprgan E. j.. 30 Reid, George W. IS
Droger Henry c. Reno. Charles A.
Edmonds, III. A., 50 Riegelhuth Conrad. so
Edwards. Robert A. Riper. EMIL "A
Faulkner F. W. IS Roberts, Charles. s3
Cast. Frances, IS Robinson. Or. F. B..34
Cuibar Adell 2s Robinson. Harry J.
Heyer Henry B.. s4 Shoebridge, Mrs F.
Imburg. Andrew J.. a Sommer. Lena, 81
Jacobson, Alexander Thompson C. F.. 3S
Jcbnsou Charles 80 Wilson, James. 40
Keating John IS Wood. Freda. %
Keese Meiinde A., Sc Zsmmift. John
Koehler Gotthard. 36 Zimmerman. Mrs Mar
Legan. Rev. Hugh garet, I3
Ludolph. William, "a
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Army Transports

The Burnside is at Seattle.
The Buford is in port Out Of commission
The Crook is in port. Ont of commission
TIE Kirkpatrick is route 10 Newport News,
Virginia
The Logan arrived at Manila December 3.
The Ingalls, IS at Newport News. Va
The Sheridan Is IN port Out of commission.
The Sherman arrived December 13 at Homo
lulu. from Manila.
The Thomas left Honolulu December ls for
Manila.
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Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Meather Bureau San Francisco. Cal. Dec. 10
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WEATHER FORECAST

San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy Thursday
light southwest wind
Sacramento yalley-Cloudy Thursday; light
south wind.
San Joaquin valley-cloudy Thursday; light
north wind.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Thursday; light
vest wind G. II. WILSON.
Local Forecaster. Temporarily IN charge.
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'SnOw on ground 90 inches.
RAINFALL nATa
SYNOPSIS

storm Of moderate energy has appeared Of
the Washington coast moving rapidly inland.
Il has caused rain generally over Washington
and Oregon and cloudy weather over the north
ern portion Of the Pacific Coast.
The temperature has risen along the Oregon
coast. but In other districts the changes have
been slight.
Conditions are favorable for cloudy weather in
Northern California. with showers on the north
ern coast and fair weather in Southern California
I-frrs
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MAHONEI-In this city. December 10. 1906
ct her late residence. 1857 Twenty fifth street
Julia Nahoney, beloved wife Of John Mahoney
and beloved mother Of Annie and Joseph T
Mahoney. and the late William E. Mar
garet. James D. and Louis J. Maho1ey,
native Of ireland, aged Sc years and 4 days
A member Of the Ladies' So5ality OF ST. 10
) seph's Church vallejo, Cal, papers please
copy
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Ja0aica-30 cs canned salmon.
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Hathaway to Command Mongolia
Damaged in Collision.

The British ship Clan MacFarlane
while being towed down from Port
Costa on Tuesday evening by a red
stack tOwboat ran into the fumigating
barge Omaha Of the quarantine station.
The MacFarlane's mizzen rigging was
badly damaged and several OF her
plates were denued- She was loaded and
ready for sea, but her departure viii
be delayed until repairs have been
r.-aEa
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-07-20
MEN OF ExpER1ENcE IN ADMINISTRATIVE BRANCH

It is regarded something of an advan-
had experience in the administrative branch OF
the government. The senate is right well off
in this regard, as there are at present five ex-
cabinet officers in that body, men who have had
to do with the administration of government and
whose practical knowledge OF executive affairs
is of great benefit in the consideration of legis-
lation. Probably the most effective of these ex-
cabinet officers is Senator Knox, who at
torney general under the late President Nc
Kinley and under President Roosevelt His
perience in that Office secured him appoint
ment to the judiciary committee and to the
committee interoceanic canals and privileges
and elections, where legal knowledge is of par
ticular advantage.
The venerable Senator Teller. of Colorado.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-07-20
Mil LIONAIRES co PACE THAT KILLS

sprang up between, Mr.. Phipps and his
wife. The breach gradually widened,
and Mr.. .Phipps brought suit for di-
vorce, naming Hart Mckee as CO.
respondent. Pittsburg society was
disrupted by the news, and the Nc
Kee and Phipps factions waxed bitter
in their denunciations.
Kidnapped His Children.
Following the return of Mrs. Phipps
to this country, her two little children
were forcibly taken from the Waldorf
Astoria by Mr.. Phipps and hurried
away to Denver, where he had resided
for some time. 1t was openly stated
that when the divorce proceedings
were over Mrs. Phipps would marry
Hart Mckee, but in the meantime that
eccentric young man had become en-
thralled with Mrs. Hugh Tevis, who
a few years previous had been wed
and widowed within six weeks.
Mrs. Tevis and Mr.. Mckee sailed
away to Europe on the same steamer,
and shortly afterward were married.
Things were rather dull in the Pitts
burg colony for awhile until Mrs.
Phipps went out to Denver, where the
divorce case was brewing.
Mrs. Phipps began a contest for the
possession of the children, but event
ually terms were reached under which