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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13
II UN 9 HUAU,
636 Market st.
MISSION REAL ESTATE.

D. COFFIN & CO..
252S Mission st. near 22d.
Phone Market 119.
s1.1OO-Gates ST.. near Crescent ave.. COM
pletely furnished cottage Of rooms; lot
81 75O~soutbeast corner soth and Texas house
rooms s,foot basement; lot 25x1o0;
$1,000 cash. $25 month
81. T5O-43d ave-. Sutro Heights house 10 rooms
and bath; half block from cars; lot 25X
100; $3.50 down, balance $3.50 per mo.
Stakeholder Gate ave, 100 feet from Ocean
View ears; cottage rooms and bath.
with rear cottage; driveway' lot Sf;sx
s.. s.6O0-Clpper ST. between Sanchez and Noe:
:, o cottage rooms and bath; lot 26:sx1l4-
tage of rooms and bath; rooms in
basement modern plumbing; lot 2oxl1S;
near car line.
s5.3O0-23d ST. cor orient; cottage Of rooms
and bath; modern and in hrst-elsss shape;
s-foot basement; street work done; 1880
mortgage, per cent
10,5O0-Northeast corner 18th and York: store
and rooms and aat rooms and bath; 2
$25, OO0-Northeast corner 23d and Vermont sts-:
saloon on corner. with dat above Of
rooms and bath: barber shop, grocery
store and butcher shop. facing Vermont
ST.. with fat Of 4 rooms and bath above;
income $40 month; lot 25x1o0
$3.50 loes. southeast t line Addison; s5x7s
each: $40 down. SO month
5000 lots. Geneva ave, opposite carhouse;
s5Oo-West line S7th ave-. $50 feet north Of j
St; 25xl20; half cash
north MateO; 55xso each; $3.50 down,
$40 month.
ssoo-wesf line Naples rs feet south Of Bra
I'll; 25x1O0; $500 down
SSO0--East line 41st ave-. 100 feet north Of
c ST.: 25x120: half cash
$90o-Southwest corner 54th ave and st-s
81 .6x10O. half cash.
81 slOoO-North line OF Day St. $50 feet west Of
Sanchez. 25x114
81 lOOO-9 lots, north line Day. 1o5 feet east
Noe 25x114 each
81 .500-6 lots, east line San Jose ave-. near
Oneida: 25x1OO each.
81 SOO-Nortb line OF Alvarsdo. 100 feet west
of Douglas; 25x114 with barn rears
25x70: cost $1,000.
81 So0-Southvest line Langton, $50 feet south
west of Harrison; 25x15-
S2100-East line Of Rondel place, S17.6 south
of 18th ST.
So 2f00-East line Of San Jose ave- 35 feet
north Of Geneva: 3jxQ5
S2,so0--East line Of Capp St, $50 feet south OF
18th; 25x122:6.
IS. 400 Northeast corner San Jose ave. and
Geneva: 35x95.
s.. 5.65o-Southesst corner 26th and Dolores; 81
x114; street work done.
D. COFFIN & CO..
252S Mission St. 22d.
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SPAULDING NEFF
2016 Suffer ST., near Fillmore. Phone West T340
se,5oo-Rents $1o5s; 3 new dats r and b.
each; Noe ST.. near Market: lot 25xf05;
cheapest buy in Mission.
10,500-Rents 1920; store and fats above.
living rooms In rear of store; 25x114; near
Sanchez and Market SITS.
sc, 5o0-Rents $780, = new fats, r. and b. ;
I'd ave, Richmond District
S15, ,5oo-Rents $3.50. old rents; Sutter ST., in
side Scott, exceptionally well built
$1,000 cash, balance $50 per month; cottage 5
r. and b., south BrOderick St: price
Bargain in Alameda; $500: cottage lot 5ox15o
corner Oak ST.. near Park ST.; business
center.
s4250-Corner 4oxl5O near Park station: beau
tifuI. cottage. r. and b.. must be
seen to be appreciated bet. Chestnut and
Park station
81, ,e00-Lapidge ST., cottage Of T. and b.: GER
So 500-Cottage, 5 r. and b.; lot 50x120 on
oath ave. bet Clement and California
sts.; cheapest buy in Richmond.
$5000-15th ave-. near Clement ST; swell res.
r and b.; toilets; all modern in every
respect: must be to be appreciated
SPAULDISG & NEFF.
2016 Suffer St. near Fillmore.
s4ooo-Cottage, rooms; Church and 25th;
s575o-HOGse rooms: Lotta ST.; bargain;
ssooo~4 new fats; Frederick snd Ashbury:
ss5oo~s new Oats; willard and Frederick:
terms
s565o-Attractive cottage; Page St: mortgage
of $500 remain Apply 141o Hsight
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CITY REAL EsrATE-continued.
LYON & HOAG.
In the Lyon & Hoag Building.
$50 Market ST., at Montgomery.
UNUSUAL MARINE VIEW PROPERTY.

UNUSUAL MARINE VIEW PROPERTY.
$50 confronting on the Pacific Ocean st
ss1S ave- % This hs' land coad Be subaVidsd and
sold at = handsome bar pront' or would 1S. !. make
PARK INVESTMENT.
SIS, 00o-Facing Park; handsome. modern
fats Of rooms and bath each; finished In the
very latest style; all sunny, light rooms; birds
efty viii bear the closest Investigation and Il
our opinion is a gilt.edge Investment. Lot oss
month. which is about Il per cent.
RICHMOND BARGAIN
some. modem asis Of cts and rooms and bath
each; upper Of S rooms handsomely furnished.
which lis is in included; nd This property Is rented .ssi
as unusual bargain and urge upon you the
necessity Of immediate action If you want
MISSION BARGAIN.
sT5oo-Near Guerrero and 2Sth sts., sub
very low " for sa75o ' Per month @ We take great
pleasure in recommending this property to any
amount We also say that by spending little
money on this property it would produce S135
RICHMOND FLATS.
$I5oo-2d ave, near Clement st. substan-
rented low for $3.50 per annum Lot 25xi2o.
This building is in first class condition and mod
srn; splendid piece Of income property for
IN TOWN RESIDENCE.
$6150.Close to Eddy and Steiner SITS. splendid
2-story house of Z rooms, in first class condi-
tion. with stable in the rear. Lot 25xso The
location Of this house should sell the property
without saying a word in praise Of it. This
place will md quick buyer; II you are inter
ested see US about it tomorrow.
GRAND SUNNY CORNER.
So20O-Northwest corner OF Fulton and Park
side ave, at Stanyan St. and facing Golden
Gate Park; decided bargain. The only corner
vacant in this excellent neighborhOod. Nc
Allister st. cars pass the lot; both streets
this lot would pay over 20 per cent
ANOTHER GOOD BUY
S2500-Corner McA1lister St and Parkside ave-,
lot 25x95. Parkside ave. bituminized: in the
same excellent neighborhood as above; corners
close 10 the Park and on a carline are scarce.
This lot is warth $4,000. ~
BARGAIN MISSION HOME
S4500-Near Guerrero and Path SITS. nice 2
story house Of 8 rooms and bath. laundry, etc.
Mortgage OF $1,000 can remain This is just
what great many people are looking for. and
is TO please some one
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Telephone Temporary 1872

so ooo--Pine ST., near Van Ness ave-: lot 50x
100; fine 1-story frame building. cover
ing entire lot: steam heat; under lease
for $500 per snnum.
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RFHI0W q IrCAS.

Real Estate. Leasing and Insurance
a32 Bush ST., between keany and Montgomery.
sl7o.ooo-corner beaff Montgomery and Bush
years 70 one tenant at $500 a year:
pays per cent net and is the best and
safest investment on the market
S60.000-Sutter ST.. between Grant ave. and
stockton ST.; 25x120. with 2 frontagesi
ll-foot basement and part OF walls in
tact. salvage on this lot Is worth
$1,000. We shall sell this property this
week Tor the best offer.
PEI month"; VIII exchange.
So. 500 fillmore, St, near o'farreI; rent
worth $500 tQdsy. See as Monday.
SO 800 beautiful N5me on California ST., near
Cough, modern residence. containing lb
rooms; every modern appointment; this
iot Is worth $4,000 and the building
So. .5o0--soxi60. with fronts: near Sd
and Mission; splendid manufacturing or
25.O0O--csiifOrnis-sf corner. eoKso; inside Of
Powell; superb view
S25 000-6th-st lot. 50K90 good location
S22.5oO-2-stOry brick warehouse; near ID and
Bryant; leased $500 per month; one ten
ant: electric elevator; snap.
so o00-15-foot corner on Pine and Hyde sts !;
si6ooo-corner OAK and Buchanan; rental Sl25
sl55O0GEIegant new aats: Washington. near
Fillmore; leased sl52.5o per month; pays
sl2.50O-NodeTn s-Toom residence on FIJI
more 81.
Sll .000-25-foof l0f on Howard St. inside Of
9Th; mortgage 5000 may remain
Sl1 oo0--2 fine fats on Hayes St; rents very
low: could BE- increased 10 SO and $50.
Sll ooo-Southeast corner 9th ave. and ST. !;
In0x120
SO. .150-Fine LOT Belden place. Bush
ST.; got SIT5 month for q
Zstorv building this lot.
s. S5oo-TWO splendid modern fats on Lyon
ST.. near McAllisteT, and = rooms and
basement: rents $50; this property is
worth $4,000.
Ss-o0o-Scotf-sf. house. facing Alta Plaza.
81 50o-4 lots. $1,000 each 25-feet frontage
S70O- % foot lot. block from 10Th and
Castro; cheapest lot 10 town for the
price
TO LEASE.
f1rant-sre- corner, store and Sc rooms, in new
brick building reuf $500
Five splendid stores on Ellis ST, near the
James Flood building nothing better downtown.
Seventh and Mission sts-, 3-stOry and base
ment brick building. zoxs0 $500 month.
Third-st. lot 25xso: near Folsom; ground
lease rears at S55i
Tvo-story brick building 23x25: corner Sutter
snd Grant ave. Tor - years
gore corner on Moutgomery ave. 2-story and
basement 5 years 1t SIS per month.
Two fine stores Post st. corner, with 5
frobtaees; $3.50 for both years.
BEHLOW g. LUCAS
80 Bush ST., between kesrny and Montgomery.
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LYON & HOAG.
In the Lyon & Hoag Building.
636 Market ST., at MONTGOMERY.
GREATEST 0PPORTTTNTTV

EVER OFFERED.
GRAND. RESIDENCE lots $500 UPWARD.
10 CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY.
$500 to SIS00-COme out today without fail
and the three grand blOcks-150 lots-we
are just placing on the market This Is the
hrSt announcement Come 9TH ave. and II
st. and call our branch office. Lots graded.
street work, including stone eurbs bitumen.
sewer and side sewers. water gas. etc. No
more expense. Grand views. Good car service.
Near the park Fine class improvement build
ngs all aroung this property The Western
Addition Is built right up 10 it, Don't fail TO
see these lots today and secure first choice
Take Ellis ST cars direct to our branch office,
9th and II ST.
LYON & HoAG,
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OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER,
22S0 PINE ST.

OSCAR HEYMAN BROTHER,
22sO PINE ST.
MISSION STREET LoTs-si5oO EACH.
Large lots fronting Mission St. in the
Holly Park Tract, Cortland ave-; only
few left; rare chance to buy lot on this
great thoroughfsre at these prices and easy
terms; street and sidewalk bituminized.
LOTS IN THE MISSION.
Building lots with a depth of IFS feet:
level and only 1 block from the Mission-st
your home; take Adission-st. cars to Lowell ST.
walk blocks east.
LOTS IN THE RICHMOND DISTRICT.
Ready TO build on; $3.50 and upward; $40
monthly payments only $50 feet from the
Clement-st- electric cars.
POINT LoBos HEIGHTS.
Take Clement-st- cars 10 41st ave. our
the fine marine view lots which we are OFFER
ing for sale; street graded; gas and water
mains laid,
S275 LOTS IN THE EXCELSIOR HOMESTEAD.
Close TO the car line on Moscow St, near
China ave: sewer work now being done; $40
monthly payments; look at these lots today
LOTS $500 AND UPWARD.
Bruno ave: and Potrero district; agent.
L: wEINSTEIN, 2574 San Bruno ave-, will
snow you tle property. take MlsSi0n-Sr. cars
and transfer at 18th ST.
$500 each-Large lot. 24xl50 feet: close
10 San Bruno ave and Army St: have our
agent at 2574 San Bruno ave. show you these
lots
25th ave-. between Lake and West Clay
SITS: beautiful marine view lot; 5oxI20 feet;
graded and severed; on $50 monthly payments.
45x100 feet: grand marine view corner
fronting West Clay st. and 25th ave; the
view from this lot can never be shnt OF
without doubt the finest marine view lots in
the Richmond district.
$20O0-New 4-room and bath cottage near
Cortland ave. and Mission St; $50 monthly.
We have the largest list of installment
properties now offered for sale; If you are
looking for a lot, write us, we have what
YOU want.
OSCAR HEYMAN s BROTHER. $3.50 PINE ST.
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SPECK & CO.,
SPECK & CO..
SPECR CO.,
81 Geary 81.
"a Geary ST.
"a Geary ST.
Telephone Temporary 1912
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FLATS

$40 000-Devisadero-s corner, vicinity Of Sut
ter St; 1926 IT, frontage; stores and 8
nats; rent $3.50 per annum.
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". II. GRIM & CO. Monsdnock bldg.
Market ST.. opp. Chronicle bldg
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Large lots fronting Mission St. in the
Holly Park Tract, Cortland ave-. only
a few left; chance to buy lot on this
great thoroughfsre at these prices and easy
terms; street and Sidewalk bituminized.
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LOIS ~ LIE MIssIoN.

LOTS IN THE MISSION
$450-$450-$45O.
Building lots with a depth of IFS feet;
level. and only l block from the Mission-st.
car line; you cannot find any better lots for
your home; take Mission-st. cars 10 Lowell ST.,
walk blocks east.
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45x100 feet; grand marine view corner
fronting West Clay st. and 25th ave; the
view from this lot can never be shnt of
without doubt the finest marine view lots in
the Richmond district
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LOTS IN THE RICHMOND DISTRICT.
Ready to build on: $3.50 and upward; $40
monthly payments; only $50 feet from the
Clement-st. electric cars.
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30, ,ooo-Ellis st. near Octavia lot 2T:6x120 to
rear street: 3 large fats in 'front.' Oats
in rear; rent $270O per annum.
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MISSION STREET LOTs-$15OO EACH.
MISSION STREET LOTS-Sl5OO EACH.
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EDWARD NJ. LONG
REAL ESTATE BROKER
232 Liberty ST.. Goth and Dolores.
PHONE Market T22.
BUILDING LOTS A SPECIALLY
Lots from 500 upward. on easy terms
Let me know your wants. and I viii NAL
you a list.
FOR sa1e-New house. rooms and bath. large
basement and laundry: completely and newly
furnished throughout: located on 9th ave- be-
tween and streets; price furnished
$4,000: price unfurnished. S6500 Owner has
10 move to the Southern part Of the State On
account Of sickness in his family Inauire Of
MASON & ALVERSON
Exclusive Agents.
1881 Sutter street, San Franciano
Telanhnna West 6093
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POINT LOBOS HEIGHTS.
Take Clement-st. 10 41st ave. our
branch office, and let agent show you
the fine marine view lots which we are Offer
ing for sale; street graded; gas and water
mains laid.
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We have the largest list Of installment
properties now offered for sale; If you are
vou want.
OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER, 1880 PINE ST.
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s2o0o-New 4-room and bath cottage near
Cortland ave. and Mission St; $50 monthly.
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25th ave-. between Lake and West Cla,
SITS: beautiful marine view lot. 3oxI2O feet
graded and severed; on $50 monthly payments
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1915 LOTS IN THE EXCELSIOR HOMESTEAD
Close TO the car line on Moscow ST., near
China ave-. sewer work now being done $40
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SAN FRANCISCO REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
Elegant modern house in Ingleside; Z rooms;
lot Ii2:ex1O0 $4,000; $1,000 cash; balance like
rent.
18th St, near Noe; splendid lot, in fine neigh
borhood: size 24x115; offered at reduced price
for quick sale.
Market and Church SITS,
San Francisco.
The sun., 1907-08-14
CAR OFF IN BERGEN TUNNEL.
Passenger Train Comes Along and Is Dam.
aged-Tramc Delayed Tnree Hours.

There was a strangely lucky accident
in the Lackawanna Railroads tunnel
through Bergen Fill. just west Of Hoboken,
at O'Clock yesterday afternoon when a
passenger train sidewiped deraied
freight car. Dorie Mills. the engineer of
the passenger TRAIN, was the only person
hurt. His left arm was bruised. Hundreds
of others were so near danger that they
don't care to think about it
A train from Scranton-twe nty cars
'oaded down with coal--rumbled into the
west end Of the tunnel. bound for Hoboken,
a little before II was within 600 feet of
daylight on this side the hill when draw
head pulled out and the three tailend cars
and the caboose broke loose from the rest
of the train The engineer apparently
slowed down abruptly for when the bump
came the first Of the four cars bumped
OF the rails and settled down on the edge
of the westbound track
Then appeared the Dover Accommodation,
which left Hoboken at 5:55 O'Clock. IL
was making perhaps thirty-five miles an
hour when II passed under the eastern arch
OF the tunnel
IL WAS too dark for Engineer Mills to see
that the freight had had an accident and
he pushed his engine right along until
II got up even with the dcraiied car. When
the cylinder hit the corner OF that car there
was ripping sound, and the shock caused
the reverse lever in Mills's cab to fly back
against his left arm. crippling IT, With
his right he threw on the emergency brake
and had the train stopped within four car
lengths. THE locomotive had left the rails.
The obstructive coal car was thrown back
toward its own track when the engine hit IL.
but it lunged over again right away. and
when the passenger train stopped IL was
tightly wedged against the fourth coach.
Passengers started scurrying ont into the
tunnel. The crews Of both trains kept their
heads and finally headed an orderly retreat
back toward Hoboken. Some whose homes
are reached by the Pennsylvania. took that
line. Others helped swell the mob in the
Hoboken station that waited until the west
bound track was cleared and the next train
went through. That was not until OPS
O'Clock last night. The eastbound rails
were not ready for business until several
hours later.
Engineer Mills walked to Christ Hospital
in Jersey City TO find out whether his arm
was as bad as II felt. He went home when
the doctors said they couldn't find that any
bones were broken.
The sun., 1907-08-14
ARBITRATION UPHILL WORK
HAGUE DELEGATES LABORTNG
HARD ron RESULTS.

Great Powers Determined Co Set Up q Per-
mAnent Court Puzzled as Co the Best
Method Of seIer.,,.x" Judges - Tho
Obligatory Arbitration Plan TO Fail.
Special Cabs Despatch 10 THE SUN
THE HAGUE. Aug. is.-The Peace Con-
ference tried In three directions to-day
to make progress in its task Of extending
and consolidating the principle Of arbitra-
ton. The committee intrusted with framing
the constitution Of the permanent court
met in the morning and read and discussed
the draft Of a report, with five appendices.
offering alternative methods Of selection
Of the judges. IL adjourned to find which
method would secure the largest assent
among the forty-fve Powers represented
here.
Ultimate unanimity il known to be inn
possible but the great Powers are deter
mined. whatever happens. to erect the
machinery OF a court in the hope that the
future s1ay prove that the supply will
create a demand for its services. Some
disgruntled delegates are inclined to stand
rather ostentatously aside the moment
they suspect that their community may
not have a judgeship, and for harmonys
sake the first experiment may be to assign
u JuuReshlp 10 EVERY country TcpteschOcu'
and from these elect seventeen by a
process Of persuasion addressed to the sub
ordinate nationalities
The committee on the pacific regulation
OF international conflicts met in the after
noon and chose a committee to strengthen
clause 27 Of the 1899 convention. which
stipulates that any signatory may. when
differences arise between two others. ask
the permanent bureau Of The Hague to draw
their attention TO the existence and useful
ness of the permanent court. The COM
mittee was instructed to redraft the clause
in such a sense that The Hague might auto
matically offer its services without wounding
the amour propre Of the parties interested.
The other commission engaged in at
tempting to frame a scheme of obligatory
arbitration made no progress. Many Of
the great Powers. particularly Germany
and Japan. are entirely opposed. The
only topics on which compulsory arbitration
was accepted were such obvious matters
as disputes arising from international
postal and telegraphic conventions.
The sun., 1907-08-14
TROOPS FROM ALDERSHOT.
company d Engineers with six Large
Scare Nights Ordered TO Hasten to Belfast.

!~pcctH Cdbls Dcspdichss 10 The Sun.
ALDERsHoT, Aug. l3.-In response to
urgent orders a fully equipped company of
the Royal Engineers numbering eighty
men, with ak large searchlights. will be
despatched at once on a special train for
Belfast. The railway companies have been
instructed to facilitate the progress Of the
train IN every possible way.
LONDON. Aug. i3.-In the House Of Com
mons to-day Mr.. Brrell. Secretary for Irs-
land, said II had been arranged with the
president of the Board of Trade to send
!lr Mitchell of the Labor Federation to
Belfast and with him one OF the per-
manent employees of the Board OF Trades
labor department. They would place them
selves at the disposal of both parties to the
Belfast labor dispute. With regard to the
withdrawal OF the troops he said he did
not think their withdrawal would conduce
To- general sense of security on the part
o. the whole population OF Belfast. who
could not be overlooked even in the pres
ence Of lamentable strike. Mr.. Birrell
added that he had just heard from the
lrish trade unionists that they were willing
to submit the dispute TO arbitration.
War Secretary Haldane read the War
ONCE report Of last nights rioting showing
that the fire of the troops killed three per-
sons and wounded fifteen. He said his in
formation was that the people who par
uclpdied in the attacks upon the police and
the troops did not belong to the working
classes
The sun., 1907-08-14
ANOTHER YELLOW JACK CASE.
One More OF Our soldiers stricken at Cien-
fueEOs s-RevOluti0nist Give In.

Special Gable Despatch TO TEE SUN.
HAVANA. Aug. i3.-Another soldier at
Cienfuegos has been attacked by yellow
fever making a total. according to revised
reports. Of eight. not counting Sergt. Met
calf. who died. A searching investigation
is being made to trace the source Of the
disease.
Il is said that the army medical corps
objected to having the military hospital
in the same building as private establish
ment. saying that its occupancy would be
imprdent. but the other military authori-
ties insisted and the medical corps finally
acquiesced. The department Of sanitation
will send a hundred experienced men 10
Cienfuegos TO clean up the town. which is in
bad condition owing to the neglect of the
local health board.
The remaining members of the band OF
revolutionists in the Province Of Santa
Clara have surrendered, including Mendoza.
the leader. who is wounded. The speedy
work OF the rurales in rounding up this band
is likely to prevent others from taking to
the woods. Gov. Magoon has authorized
the rurales TO take the most drastic course
toward rebels.
The sun., 1907-08-14
EN-UtRJNE ADSETTs ESCAPES.
'orm"r Member ~ Our Pekin Legation
"uard Arrested for a WOman's Murder.

Nycth~ cable Despatch 70 The SUN.
'Hhfoo, China, Aug. l3.-W. II. Adsetts,
formerly Sergeant in the United States
hdiih"~ forming the guard OF the Ameri-
can legation at Pekin. was arrested here
To-day on suspicion Of robbing and killing
woman whose body was discovered in a
ooS on board the British steamship Mont
eagle at liongkong.
e. Al~"i'' was arrested by the British
nher'n after "A violent resistance. Several
o'ouHi1j dollars and a quantity Of jewelry
were I'nnd in his clothes While the land
ing "' " guard OF marines from the feet
|a' oeng awaited !Adsetts broke out Is
'',l 'hi l. now at large
Marines are guarding the valuables that
wore found upon him and the American
Voh'Id . foe and all the I.oloe ape scour-
h$ tn" cry for him.
The sun., 1907-08-14
CsstrO's New Cabinet.

Special Cable Despatch 10 The SUN.
CARACAS. Aug. Q, via Port Of Spain, Aug.
I3-President Castro formed this new
Cabinet yesterday: DR.. Lopez Barault.
Minister of the Interior; DR. Jose de Jesus
Paul. Minister Of Foreign Affairs; DIR. Ar
naldo Morales. Minister Of Finance; Gen.
Ferrer. Minister Of War Herrera Irigoyon,
Minister Of Fomento. and Juan Casanova,
Minister Of Public Works. X. Garbiras
Guzman, late Minister at Washington, was
named as Government Secretary. The
Government has withdrawn its objections
to the mixed commission on the Belgian
claims