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commissioners SALE
B JUL DIM 5

We. the undersigned Commissioners, duly
appointed 10 compute. estimate and fix damn
ages for local improvements. having made an
estimate and assessment OF damages sustained
by the opening IF
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LOST N FOUND.


L~oST-Lady's silver belt. between Halstead
St, Kearny, and Jersey City. Reward. ].
]. NEAGLE. 331 Kearny av., Kearny.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

FRAENTzEL & RICHARDS. Patent law,
American and foreign patents, trademarks
and copyright and mechanical engineering.
Liverpool and London and Globe Building,
corner Broad and Mechanic sts.. rooms 60l-sO2.
Phone 3435-J.
DRAKE & Co, Globe Building, 800 Broad at.
room 800: solicitors of patents and experts in
all matters relating to inventions. Oldest and
largest In the State. Established in 1865. FREQ
advice as to patentability. Telephone 2946.
RUSSELL NJ. EVERETT. Tel. 43ss-R,
PATENT LAWYER AND SOLICITOR,
1855 BROAD ST, COR. MARKET.
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watches and JcweIry.

OH Dill ladies' watch. warranted a good
timekeeper. ts6. 95; gold cuff buttons, 9Sc; same
set with diamonds. s.. 80: enamel watches, all
colors. with pin and velvet box. special, $395:
genuine diamond rings. no chip: but a real
A large assortment Of bracelets. Open even
ings till 10 o'clock. N. BLUME, 1877 Broad ST.
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81, 900 REWARD TO any person who brings m
a watch that 7 cannot repair. GEO. Il
NARD, jeweier, 221 Mulberry ST., Newark.
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HILLSIDE AVENUE.

from Watson avenue to about one hundre
feet northeTly; the opening OF
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D-ressmaIxing.
LADIES TAu1OR-Custom made suits at
ready made prices. BREsLAy, enh Null
berry 81.
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SHERIDAN AVENUE,


from Peshine avenue 10 about ninety feet
westerly; the opening Of
BELMONT AVENUE,
from Watson avenue to about one hundred
feet northeriy; the opening OF
HILLSIDE AVENUE,
from Watson avenue to about one hundred
feet northeriy. will sell on the premises at
public auction on Wednesday. November q,
1907, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon OF said day.
one house on the westerly side OF Peshina
avenue. located between the northeriy and
southerly line of Sheridan avenue; one house
on the northerly side OF Watson avenue.
located between the easteriy and westerly
lines of Belmont avenue, and one house on
the northerly side Of Watson avenue. located
between the easteriy and westerly lines Of
Hillside avenue. H
Terms will be 10 per cent. at time Of pttr-
chase and thu remaining amount OF purchase
price on OF before the expiration OF ten (tDl
days from date of sale. If
Tho conditions of sale will be that the pur4
chaser will remove or tear down the said
building before the expiration ,of thirty (s0s
days from date VI sale.
WILLIAM H. VAN TDERsTINH, +
WILLIAM o KATZLER, :
JAMES o. SMITH. Z
novz1-5t Commissioners.
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WHOM IT MAY C~oNcERN-I wish to
announce 10 old fiaends that my new place
Of business is at 1T3 and us Haisey St. near
Market. GEO. T. POWELL
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BELMONT AVENUE,

from Peshine avenue 10 about ninety fec
westerly; the opening Of
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

MASON wORK-smoky chimneys with poor
draft guaranteed to draw. We rebuild cnlm.
neys. All kinds of mason work given prompt
attention by our reliable firm. A. MR. q
CO., 352 South Tenth st. L. d. tel. S5S2-L.
The sun., 1907-12-19

New Idea Republicans In Jersey city want
Him 60 Get second Place.

New hdea WepuDibcans In Jersey 0uy want
lEIm 60 Get second Place.
At a meeting Of the New Idea Central
Republican COMMITTEES Of Hudson county
in Jersey City last night Mayor Mark NJ.
Pagan introduced resolution booming
Govenor-elect J. Franklin Fort of New
Jersey for nomination as the Republican
candidate for Vice-President. The resolu-
tion was carried unanimously.
The resolution read as follows:
Whereas il il probable that at the next
national Republican convention the candidate
selected for President and the platform
adopted will make available for the nOmina-
tion for ice-President some man from this
section Of the country; and
Whereas the State of New Jersey has among
its pnbic men a statesman eminently qualified
for such nomination and whose nomination
would greatly strengthen the party in this
State.
Resolred, That it is the intention OF this
committee that the delegates elected to the
ensuing national convention should endeavOr
by all available meaw TO secure the nomina-
tiOn Of Governor-elect J. Franklin Fort as the
candidate Of the Republican parey for the
Office Of Vice President of the United States.
The sun., 1907-12-19
DYNAMITE USED ~ HaVANi.
Bomb Exploded Under House ~ NSn-strIk-
ing MasOns- Leaders Arrested.

Special cable Despatch 20 THE Sun.
HAVANA, Dec. lS.-A bomb loaded with
dynamite exploded early this morning
beneath house on Aninas street in which
Ave non-striking masCns were sleeping
No one was hurt and the building was only
slightly damaged. The police believe the
outrage was planned by striking masons.
joaquin Diaz. president Of the masons
union. was arrested to-day and held in
s5 200 bail on account Of A fiery speech he
made at the meeting Of strikers last Monday
which preceded the street fight in which
firearms were used.
Considerable excitement prevails in labor
circles and further trouble is possible.
The only obstacle 20 settlement Of the
present dispute Ia the refusal Of the work
men 90 accept a nine hour day, they holding
out for eight hours. An agreement ON this
point would end the trouble
Arturo Romero, a prominent hardware
merchant, was also arrested to-day on the
charge of selling dynamite to strikers
Manuel Mendez Diaz. another labor aRi-
tator. was arrested with Joaquin Diaz for
making an inhsmmatory speech az Mon
days meeting. He was also held in 5000
bail
The sun., 1907-12-19
AHEARN 4 CAMPAIGN ISSIE
Ir Use Is Reelected CITY GluO and citizens
lnlOn Get Ready.


lnl0n Get Ready.
The City Club met last night and deter
mined IL Ahearn is reelected Borough
President to-day to make n political issIe
Of il in the next municipal campaign. A
statement was given out after the meeting
saying:
To attempt reversal of the Governors
decision through any technical naw in the
Charter provisions for nlIng the vacancy
would not only he an outrageous afrOnt to
the Governor of the state. but an offence
against public decency and against practical
public inter such as this city certainly
has never known.
The political significance Of the move would
he that the Tammany majority deliberately
loads itself with the whole wretched record
Of Ahearns = administration. declaring in effect
that unless a public officer 10 caught stealing
money he does not violate the Tammany
standard that inefitciency and waste. ruined
psvemenss and padded payrolls aud supply
bills ore not Inconsistent With that standard
and that the people may take their choice.
The 1000 pages OF tne record Of the case
against Ahsarn would yield a voluminOus
amount Of campaign material The City
Club. IL necessary. will urge upon all public
bodies in the city 10 take the matter up inn
medistely and to keep the record straight.
The Manhattan borough committee Of
the Citizens Union also had a meeting
and drew up letter of protest addressed
to the Mayor and Aldermen against the
reelection OF AhssTn. urging the selection
OF a man whose reputation places him
above the suspicion of being Influenced
by partisan motives In the fnlfilment OF
his duties.
The sun., 1907-12-19
MRS. JONES SANE AND FREE.
Her AnsonIa Friends MIsread DR.. GregOry's
Intentions.

Assuming that DR.. Msnas $. Gregory Of
the psychopathic ward in Bellevue Hos
pital would pronounce insane Mrs. Eva Fales
Jones. wife of DR.. Walter II. Jones, the
Ansonia Hotel physician. number Of her
friends held a conference at the hotel
yesterday and engaged counsel and insanity
experts to prove her sane She had been
committed for examination by Magistrate
Wahle at her husbands instance.
At the conference. attended by men and
women guests Of the AnsOnia, IL was de-
cided to engage DR. Spitzka and DIR, Carlos
+. Macdonald to examine her. and Hays
& Hershfield, lawyers. got writ Of habeas
corpus from Justice Greenbaum and
served il on DIR. Gregory. While DIR. Greg
Ory was being served with the writ Mrs.
Jones was being dressed by a nurse pre-
psratOry to being sent home. DIR. Gregory
called up the Corporation Counsel and the
lawyers and said that he had found Mrs.
Jones to be sane and was about to discharge
her This was satisfactory and the writ
was dropped.
Mrs. Kreutz and Miss Howell were with
Mrs Jones when she left Bellevue in a car
riage
The sun., 1907-12-19
ARRESTED FOR ORANGE MURDER.
Negro with Gold Teeth VINO Pawned
ROmer's Ring Caught In Philadelphia.

ROmer's Ring Caught In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IS.--George Wilson.
q negro 81 years old, was arrested Tonight
at a saloon at Seventeenth aud Webster
streets. charged with the murder OF Fred
erick ]. Romer, the Orange. N. j., under
taker who was found with his head crushed
in his room at the Park Hotel at that town
last week.
Wilson. the police say sold Romer's
diamond ring, valued at $3.50, 10 George
WoodsOn, a negro jewelry dealer. for $3.50.
The ring, which was recovered from Wood
son by the police. was positively identified
yesterday as that stolen from ROmer. The
identification was made by Robert T.. Cater
of New York. who sold the ring TO Romer
five years ago.
WoOdson. the negro who bought the
ring from Wilson. tonight positively
identified him at police headquarters.
Wilson is tall. is coal black and has gold
teeth. He insisted that he had nothing to
do with the murder of Romer.
Upon, Wilson was found a letter from a
woman. who asks him for half the goods
ne got out of it,"
Wilson says he was in New York on the
day of the murder and that he came to this
city early last Friday morning.
Wilson'S appearance in the negro quarter
downtown excited comment. He was
recognized as a man who had lived here
before, having come from Florida five years
ago.
Wilson walked into a saloon last night
at Seventeenth and Webster streets and
was recognized by bartender, who went
out and notified policeman, who arrested
him.
The sun., 1907-12-19
PITTSBURG WORKS RESUMING.
Several Large Concerns Increase Forces
and Restrict Holidays.


PITTsBURo, Dec. Is.The Monessen
plant Of the American Tin Plate Company
to-day put in operation twenty-one mills
Since the financial depression it had been
running only thirteen mills. Next week
the remaining seven mills at the plant will
be put in operation and the fall force of
400 men will be at work again. Only
one days holiday will he given for Christ
mas.
The Pittsburg Steel Company. whose
plant is also at Monessen, announced to-day
that tho usual Christmas shutdown for
repairs, which usually lasts for three weeks.
Gill be restricted this year to one week.
The Page Woven Fence Company Ia 30
crowded with orders that there will be no
Christmas shutdown this year.
Brown a Co.. Incorporated, operating
the Wayne Iron Works, will put the plant
in full operation again next week, giving
employment to 400 men. Because Of the
resumption OF this plant the mines Of the
Clyde Coal Company, which have been
idle, will also resume.
The sun., 1907-12-19
JURY MULTTPLIES BY TEN.
STA FOR an Ear Torn on Mas Not Enough
the Court SAID.

A jury in the Supreme Court before
Justice O'Gorman rendered a verdict of
SIS yesterday in favor Of John II. Pafr in
his suit against the Union Railway Com
pany for damages for the loss Of his right
ear, which was torn on in October, 1905
when he was run down BY cEr. On the
motion Of counsel for Paf Justice O'Gor-
man directed the Jury to reconsider its
verdict, saying that IL was ~ shock to
human sensibility to Offer man hut SIS
as damages for the pain sustained In having
his ear torn on.
The jury went out and returned the
second time with verdict for $3.50. or tan
times the previous amount This displcaaed
the counsel for the railroad. who asked
that IL be set aside as unreasonable, since
PATS ear had been sewn on again. jus
tice O'Gorman denied this motion and said
he would only grant counsel for tho road
two days in which to prepare a case on
appeal.
Pan is q commission merchant in The
Bronx and was driving through l7eth st rect
when a car struck his wagon and upset him.
The sun., 1907-12-19
VANDERBrLT ACH IN ENGLAND.


NEWPORT, Dec ls.-Alfred G. Vanderbilt.
who for several years has run public coach
between NewYork and Ardsley each autumn.
has decided to run a public coach between
London and Brighton next spring. He Will
use his coach Venture. He will begin
making trips on May and continue until
June Is.
The route is fifty-twO miles and Mr..
Vanderbilt intends to charge $3.50 each
way. The route ls the ono once used py
the late James w. Selby, who died In 1883.
Mr.. Vanderbilt will take over 0xty Amer
ican bred coach horses. which are now
being trained at his Portsmouth farm.
The coach, horses and outfit will be
shipped in January in charge Of Charles Il.
Wilson, Mr.. Vanderbilt's manager. They
will be quartered on a farm near LONDON
for which Mr.. Vanderbilt expects 90 close
the lease very soon
The sun., 1907-12-19
CASHIER WALKER CAUGHT.
PlnkertOn Agency Tells How tie was Loo
Gated At Ensenada, Mexico.


Gated ~ Enscnada, Mexico.
supt. George s. Dougherty Of the New
orkpinkertonAg gency announced last night
that William +. Walker, the absconding
bank treasurer OF New Britain, Conn. was
captured on Tuesday afternoon in the
mountains about $50 miles from EnsenadA
i'm Lower California. Walker has been
missing since February 10.
The PinkertOn people sent circulars with
a description Of him to ali parts OF the
world and about a week ago got telegram
from E. f. Bailey. the American Consul at
Ensenada that a man answering that de-
scription had been seen there. Supt.
Hoffman of the Los Angeles branch Of the
agency was sent to Ensenada.
The man wanted had left town. He had
gone in the direction OF Mexico. Ensenada
is near the border line Of the UnitedSt
80 the aid Of the Mexican constalSles was
asked One of these accompanied Hoff-
man and they found their man in mining
camp.
According to Hoffman, he FIRST denied
his identity but afterward admitted that
he was Walker and said that he was willing
10 return TO this country and wanted to
get to New Britain as soOn as possible.
The prisoner was taken back TO Ensenada
and is now locked up in the prison there
SAN DIEGO. Cal, Dec. lS.-A special
from EnseDada says that William r. Walker.
absconding cashier OF the New Britain
Comm Savings Bank. was arrested at
Balaro mining camp, 100 miles back OF
Ensenada.
The prisoner is S feet 8, medium build
and wears a mustache and Vandyke beard
The officers have no doubt he is the man
wanted. He had a small bottle Of poison
and a revolver. He drew the pistol but
was Cisarmed before he could shoot.
The sun., 1907-12-19
MURDEROUs MEXICAN BANDITS.
Rural Gsuartls Chasing Band who Killed
-Four and Got Bls BoOJy.

MEXICO CITY. Dec. Is.--A force Of rurales
has bcensent in pursuit of band OF brigands
who made an attack on a ranch near To-
cali, State Of Pueblo. and killed two brothers
named Moreles and stole several hundred
dollars.
The same hand recently broke into the
house of Antoni Garfias near AtliXCo, Pueblo.
and after numbering Garfias and his wife
stole jewels and other valuables TO the
amount of tS,OOO.
After committing this crime they made an
attack on the Santana ranch, where they
stole $4,000 and two fine horses
The sun., 1907-12-19
PRESIDENT DEwEY'S GUEST
Al n Dinner which Celebrates the Ad-
n,lraI's seVentIcth birthday.


n,lrals SeNentlcth birthday.
WASHINGTON Dec. is.-The President and
Mrs Roosevelt were the guests OF honor
Of the Admiral of the Navy and Mrs. Dewey
at dinner thls evening. The company
ainsag with them included Mime. Bona
parts. Mrs. John r. Mclean. Gen. and Mrs
Frederick Dent Grant of New York. Mrs.
Nicholas Fish. Mrs. Thomas +. Bayard.
Gen. Horace Porter. Senator Brandegee
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Brownson. Gen.
and Mrs. Gillespie. MIR. and Mrs. Van Rens-
selaer of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. William
COrcoran Fustis. former Secretary OF the
Navy and Mrs Paul Morton. Mrs. Tucker.
daughter of Rear Admiral Brownson;
Rear Admiral Capps, Captain the Honorable
Horace Hood. Capt. and Mrs. W. n. II. Sims.
the former naval aide to the President, and
Lieut. Butler The dinner was intended az
a celebration of the Admiral's seventieth
birthday. which will be December 20.
The sun., 1907-12-19
MAY SEND WOMAN DELEGArE.
Colorado Democratic Chairman FaSors az
Least Ono I'm National Convention.

DENVER. Dec. Isl think the women
OF Colorado arc entitled to a woman dele
gate to the Democratic national conven-
tion." says Milton Smith. chairman 9S the
State Democratic central COMMITTEES. smith
stands ready TO oonoede anything 20 tho
advocates Of free suffrage, and II he 10 per
mitted TO rule In the selection Of delegates
IL is certain that a woman will be among
the number
"of COURSE" continued Mr.. Smith, "A
woman could not participate in the work
OF the heavy committees. She could not
sit up all night with swearing men, Tor
committeeman do swear some times. Her
duties perhaps would not Q worry arduous'
q Women politicians Of Colorado say that
a woman must be a member Of the delega-
tior from Colorado. They do not make
q simple request that woman be named.
but demand it,
The sun., 1907-12-19
NEW TAMMANF DISTRICTLEADER.
DOnneIIan succeeds McDcvItt I'm James
y. Martins District.

George l.. Donnellsn has been elected
Tammany leader OF the Twenty-sevsnsh
Assembly district. He takes the place Of
Thomas r. McDevitt, who resigned last
week when he learned that Charles r.
Murphy had ordered him To be deposed
McIjeVitt. whose political sponsor is City
Chamberlain James j. Martin, gave up
the ioh rather than get into A fight with
Murphy. Donnellan is a strong Murphy
man and ne was elected by the general
committsa Of the district without cp-
position. He is a graduate of Columbia
College and Columbia law school. He was
horn in the Twenty-seventh district in
1870
The sun., 1907-12-19
POLICEMEN STOP RUNAWAY.
But Are slightly Hurt, and Thoir Uniforms
Are Ruined Thereby.

In stopping q runaway horse going
through Pitkin avenue, East New York,
last night Policemen Gshrharat and Torpey
Of the Brownsville station we're slightly
hurt and had their uniforms ruined by
being dragged in the roadway.
The driver OF the horse. Jacob Shapiro,
Of ITS Varet street. was thrown from his
sect. He was taken tn st. Mary's Hospital
with his right log fractured.
The sun., 1907-12-19
ProT. Hm to ne President Or Missouri
University.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 1s.-Prof Albert Ross
Hill Of Cornell, formerly dean of the teach
ers' college Of tho Missouri State Univer-
sity, IL soon to succeed DR. Richard n.
Jesse as president Of the university. DR..
Jesse has been in poor health for year.
The board Of cuTators will meet Deoesn-
and
The sun., 1907-12-19
CORTELYOU TO LECTUR RE ATYALE.
VIII Ne Asked to give the Dodge Lecture
ON RespansLhlIltIes Of G'itlEenshlp..

New HAVEN. Dec. ls.A cable message
has been received at Yale from Senior
Ruy Barbosl of Brazil saying that his
health will not permit him to give the
Dodge lectures on the responsibilities Of
citizenship at Yale this year. Senior Bar
bos1 was much fatigued ny hs duties in
connection with the Hague conference.
II was said tonight that Secretary
COrtelyou would be invited 20 deliver the
lectures
The sun., 1907-12-19
MARY y. WILKINS I'LL.
She ID In Randolph. Mass, and Her Illus
hand I'm Best on, Both Sick.

NEw BRUNSWICK, n. j., Dec. Is.--Tn-
formation received az Metuchen to-day is
that both DIR. Charles NJ. Freeman and his
wife, the authoress who was Mary T..
wilkins are seriously Ill. Mrs, Freeman
was taken i'll at her old home at Randolph.
Mass. Her husband is i'll Of pneumonia
in hospital at Boston.
Friends of DIR. and Mrs. FEeeman at
Metuchen say that the doctor was told
of his wife 9 illness and wanted to goto her.
but his physicians forbade him. Mrs.
Freeman is with friend at Randolph.
DR.. Freeman was the Democratic candi-
date for Mayor Of Aletuchen at the recent
election. He was defeated by Jesse II.
JTckson, who died on December s.
The sun., 1907-12-19

The Anegada passage. which the fleet
is expected 20 make by Saturday noon.
lies between Anegada Island and Perra or
Dog Island. Anegada Island is a small
rock at the extreme northeast Of the Lee
ward group Of islands. After going through
this passage the feet will have a straight
course, a little to the east of south. to Port
Of Spain. Trinidad. Anegada Island will
be the first land sighted since the fleet
left the coast
The sun., 1907-12-19
PRISON FOR RUSSIAN WRITER.
Prof. AnItchkOn Gets rs Months for work.
ing Against the Government.

Special CdOle Despatch to TaE Sun.
ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. lS.-Prof. Anitch-
kon. the celebrated httereteur. has been
sentenced TO eighteen months imprison-
ment in fortress for carrying on propa-
ganda against the Government.
The sun., 1907-12-19
BOSTON OPERA HOUSE ASSURED.
EIDen ID. Jordan Has GivenNthe site ana
Arranged for the Building.

BosrON, Dec ls.--Henry Russell. director
of the San Carlo Opera Company and
the director to be of the projected opera
house here, said to-day that he had re-
ceived a telegram from New York that
assured the contamination Of the project.
Mr.. Russell says the building Is to stand
on Huntington avenue opposite Symphony
Hall and that it will be ready for perform
ances in 1909
The giver Of the land and the building
and the moving force is Eben d. Jordan,
who is thus fulfilling a purpose that he
has cherished for many years.
The sun., 1907-12-19
HAD weather I'm the Fleets Track.

Special Cable Despatch TO THE SuN.
HAVANA, Dec. is.-The steamer Monte
video, which arrived to-day from New
York. reports that she encountered very
heavy weather for thirty-six hours. She
sustained no serious damage
The sun., 1907-12-19
FIREMAN saves a woman From Burning.

Mrs. Mary McCilI. 50 years old. was
rescued from the burning top floor oH a
three story house at 50 West is5th street
last night by Fireman Andrew McNanus
OF Truck 20. who dragged her unconscious
from a smoke filed bedroom TO a window
sill. whence both were helped by other
firemen.
The sun., 1907-12-19
~. Pau saloons Must close a, o..

ST. PAUL. Dec. Is.-Chief Of Police O'Con-
nor to-day issued an order that all saloons
must obey the law and close at II p. M.
The action OF the chief followed a COM
plaint by members of a church organiza-
ton to Attorney General Young
The sun., 1907-12-19
AntI-Cigsrette Law Nos ProhIbltlyr.

CHICAGO. Dec. Is-The supreme Court
to-day handed down an opinion declaring
that the anti-Cignrette Law passed by the
Legislature this year does not apply to
cigarettes which contain pure tobacco,
but only TO those cigarettes which contain
substances deleterious 20 health.
The sun., 1907-12-19
Court Rules Dead Dogs Out OF Cemetery.

FRANKFORT. Ky.. Dec. is.-The Court Of
Appeals here to-day reversed the decision
of the lower couEt in the case Of Hertle VS.
Riddle. holding that the Louisville Cemetery
is for the burial OF human beings only and
that it Is improper for pet dog TO he buried
In family plot
The sun., 1907-12-19
Cashier sr cresed bank Arrested.

NoRFoLK. Va, Dec. is--Alex B. Butt.
cashier Of the closed Peoples Bank Of Ports
mouth, was arrested this afternoon on A
warrant charging the Justification Of tho
accounts Of tbs hank In the sum Of s2s. 600.
He was released on bail. ~
The sun., 1907-12-19

miles. The trip to San Francisco will cover
i4,OOO miles. The distances from San
Francisco over the ordinary Suez route
would be: