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The Washington herald., 1907-02-12
AUCTIONS.
THOMAS }. OWEN & son. Auetioneer

CEANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS.
STOCK. FIXTURES. AND BUSINESS AND
RESIDENCE CITY REAL ESTATE.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. passed in Equity Cause No.
26Sl6 We. the undersigned trustees VIII sell at pub
JIG auction. in front OF the premises on WEDNES-
DAY. the 20th day OF February A. D. 1851 at 3
O'Clock p. ~. the following described land and
premises situate IN the Cts Of Washington, IN the
District Of Columbia. and designated as and being
premises known as No. rs 18Th ST NV. and be
ing suhlot 6 10 J. - f;rahsm's subdivision OF
original lot q in square %. Besiuniug az a point
in the west line OF 18th 81. Is feet % inches
south from northeast Conner Of said original lot 2
thence south is feet AZ inches; thence west Di
feet TO the rear line OF said lot; thence north IS
feet 81 inches thence east 100 feet. 20 the place
Of beginning, as per plat recorded IN H. d {,
folio 1871 cl the >uryeyors Once Of the District
Of Columbia together with the privilege Of 6foOt
right-of-way across the adjoining property to the
north 70 the public alley.
Terms Of sale: said property VIII be sold subject
90 two certain deeds OF trust agsregatng S. Is. due
October Il. 4 d. I9l5 with interest at per cent.
PAYABLE semtannually. One-third Of the residue
Of the purchase money 10 be paid in cash. and
The balance IN two equal installments, payable IN
six and twelve months, with interest AZ per cent
per aunun. PAYABLE semi-sunually. from day OF
sale secured by deed Of trust upon the property
sold or al cash at the option Of the purchaser.
deposit Of $50 will be required Of the purchaser
at the time Of sale.
sell the stock fixtures. and good viii OF the bust
ness Of 0ptician. as heretofore conducted by the
late James ". Dean on the above mentioned prem
ises as a whole Terms Of sale: Cash.
Third On the same day at O'Clock .. m.
we VIII sell AZ public auction. in front OF
the premises the following described land and
premises situate IN the City Of Washington, il
the District Of Columbia, and designated as and
being Nc. POI Morgan ST., the being known
as lot 40 in Trotts subdivision Of lots in square
No $50 as per plat. recorded in Book % page Isl
Of The records Of the sHrveyor Of the District OF
/ Columbia.
Terms OF sale: One-thiFd Of the purchase money
in cash and the balance in two equal instaIlments
payable in six and twelve months with interest at
per cent per arnum, payable sersi-aGnuslly. FROM
day Of sale. secured by deed o! trust up0n tbs
property sold, or all cash. at the option Of Tn,
purchaser. 4 GCT0s:t Of s20 VIII be required Of
: tbs purchaser at the time o. slig Al oonICyale
ing recording and no,a-ial fees At the cost Of the
purchaser. Terms OF sale q be complied with with
N fifteen days from day Of sale otherwise IN,
trustees reserve the riSa to resell the property al
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser afte
/ FIVE days advertisement Of such resale IN som,
newspaper published IN the City OF Washington
I d. I.
WILL " DOUGLAS. Trustee.
Atlantic Building City.
/ WALTER c. BALDERSTON, Trustee.
fes d&ds Columbian Building, City.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New Ycrk. Feb. lI.-NIoney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at FER cent; highest G;
lowest, 3. closing g. Most Of the leans were at
3 per cent
Time money opened the week with a hardening
of rates. \ fair-szed business was done. Rates.
81 per cent for thirty and sixty days; 81 per cent
for ninety days and fcu months; 5lza5z. per cent
for i've and six months
Mercantile paper opened the week QUct. Paper
offered with moderate freedom. Rates: 6a61t
UvT cant for sixty to ninety DAYS. Endorsed bills
receivable; 6a6t PER cent for choice four and six
months single names; 6ls pr cent for othc-s
Sterling market declined . points TO sfiz today,
closing with slight rally. Rates for actual bush
ness were SiLty DAYS. 4sl55aI $3.50. demand 4s5j5s
1850; cables. AS525ai $50; commercial bills 47sta
lsols. The supply Of cotton bills was moderate.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-RegulaT call Z O'Clock Washington
Gas cert s. 600 al ll3 $1,000 at Il3. SLOo0 al llJ.
81 900 at u.s. SIOO al u.s. 81 90 at il3. $1,000 at ID
l.Joo at ll3 $1,000 at rs.
Washington RAILWAY md Electric Is slOe0 at s.,
$1,000 at s. $1,000 at S. Zoo at s.. 100 az 50.
Potomac Electric Light IS. Sloo9 at 1914, N.oo at
l04h 81 600 az l0f.
Capital Traction. . AZ 1882
Washington Railway and Electric CON-, % at 4O's
lbuyer CO...
Washington Gas = al 507k.
Mitchell Mining so At 57s 50 at 81. 50 at Sc. 8
at S. 100 So 100 at SIS 100 at S. 100 at IS. .
az 57s so at SIS
American National Bank 10 az l6I, 10 al lbi, 70 az
49, % al l67 20 at 1854. 10 az 49,
National City Bank, % at 1g. at liS, al lD
GAS BONDS
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Dick Bros. & Co. men,
changes 1872 street northwest, Phones main
6fiQ64L
New York Feb Il.-With a holiday tomorrow
in both New York and New Orleans the cotton
market was quiet with narrow fluctuations but
the uudcrt0ue was steady. Liverpool was consider
ablr lover than due but the decline ascribed
20 selling ont the long end Of stssddles against pur-
chases made in this u5srket saturday. Trading
vas largely professional but feeling is favor
able to the market os, account Of the continued
stea,inass OF spots and the growing strength Of The
statistical position. southern spot markets. were
generally stoady and unchanged Port receipts were
Estimated ~ g 600 bales, against 070i last year.
Exports were g 80 bales.
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TO HAVE ITALIAN GARDEN.
Rockefeller Plans Elaborate Affair
at Poeantfco Hills Mansion.

at foeantlco Hills MahsiOh'
New York. Feb John D. Rockefeller.
during the coming summer, viii lay OUT in
front Of his new mansion at Pocantico
Hills the largest and costliest Italian and
French gardens in America Il is said
that he viii spend $4,000 for marble steps,
terraces. and ancient pillars and statuary,
The sunken gardens which he has laid
out near his s2o0, 600 granite residence viii
be FLED with rare plants. ferns. and flow
ers. some of which viii be imported from
China and Japan. Mr. Rockefeller makes
weekly trips to his countr yestate, and
has played golf since the recent heavy faI
of snow.
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w.sHINGroN CATTLE aIARNET.

Demand for choice cattle good and all arrivals
promptly placed at full quotations
CATTLE-EXtTa per cwt. 5Ga5.5j; butcher. 400a
a50: common, 25Ca3G0; rough, L5oa200.
HOGs-Pcr Cwt. gross. 7-Z5a7.50: ordinary, 65la
TOl
SHEEP-Clipped 100; common 250a300
LAMBS-Cboice, per H., 7a7ls; medium, SAL
CALVES Prime. Per 10, 9asiz; medium. saslz
gIGss. sa5iz.
CoWs-Prine. fresh, each. iOora5900 common,
each. 20.oOa3o %; old and dry. S03al00
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Treasury 60 Take Up Bonds.

Secretary OF the Treasury Shaw yester-
day announced that he would buy 5000
90 worth of the per cent bonds at 1912.
The Seeretary's order goes into effect at
once. 1t is stated that the price of 1912
applies only TO those bonds upon which
payment of the April interest has no;
been anticipated Where the interest has
been paid, tae price viii be I0J5.
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Now York. Feb ll.-Nhfs-At -StF0ugf cneckiug
trade No I Northern Duluth. to arrive lake and
raid, cents over Mas, T. b.: No. l Northern
Manitoba 9za l. @. b. Nc. red. f. O. b., So:
NJ. ! macSroni. opening navigation. 81 {. O. b. (;
Ne macaroni opening navigation. SOA Exporters
took % loads. Chiefly 10 arrive opening Of nsviga-
ton.
CORN-Steady: inactive. No :. elevator. IS; No.
2 new. ga, T. c. b.; No ,, yellow, new. 55l1
No ? T o. b.. March IS. No. ? white new. 5iis
f. O. b. Exporters took leads.
OATS Steady; quiet trade. Elevator prices: No.
2, white 20 No g. white s9ls; No. ? mixed, &C.
Prices for futures:
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INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.

NE Buy LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
nav more than the company issuing them; mgsJ
be seven years old: no industrial policies The
HARRISON REALTY COMPANY. go7 q e. Nv.
la5-tf
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Charles 6 Gates & Co..
members New York stock Exchange Munssy Building.
Sales To noon Observation-Disclosures. 29S. 500
Total sales .T64, 100
Call money; High, 6; low, A; close, >.
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Quotations are furnished by T. r Chapman &
Co. members New York stock Exchange. O.. Bowie
Chiurnan. manager. 1901 street northwest
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order of things was reversed. The big
blocks put the price up-a fair indication
that heavy accumulation was In progress
That Thomas ". Lawson is still a bun
on other copper stocks than Trinity would
appear from the telegram sent by him
about noon To nearly every active house
in Wall street, the text Of which was as
follows:
Buy Anaconda. Buy It quick. Buy It
now. There viii rs points in 1t at 2So-
I'll tell you why Buy Amalgamated
too"
4 slight reaction occurred in the gen
eral market in the last half hour on the
appearance on the news bulletins of a
statement attributed to the vice president
OF one OF the largest national banks,
wherein the opinion was expressed that
the offer Of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury 10 purchase bonds would not be
availed Of to any material extent Com
ing from an officer OF an institution that
Is supposed TO have accumulated large
line OF the bonds. the opinion quoted
naturally tended to strengthen the con-
victions of those who had previously held
the view that the present offer would do
no more TO relieve the money situation
than the last one.
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The Washington Herald has but
one name 1t is The Washington
Herald every morning in the week,
Sunday included. Telephone, Main
s30o.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished hy +. Il. Chapman Y
Co. members New York stock Exchange q. Bowie
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LOANS on REAL ESTATE TO PER CENT
interest depending location GAsCh *
BIRGE 1896 y y ave. oGu
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FINANCIAL.
Washington
Loan & Trust Co.
OFFICE COR. 9Th AND T SITS.
PAIDUP CAPITAL. 10000
SURPLUS. 500. 600 CARRIED

- Loans IN any amount made on approved zeal
= estate OF collateral az reasonable rates
- Interest paid upon deposits on neuihlY BAL
70 subject 10 cueck.
% This company acts as executor. adninistrs-
- tor Trustee, agelit, treasurer. registrar, and N
% al ether hdEClArV capacities
70 Boxes for rent in burglar ard frepToof vaults
- for safe deposit and storage q valuable PACK
- agcs
20 Real Estate Department is prepared 70 e.
- Gune the mznaECmEnt u yGrT real estate
20 Careful attention given 90 al details.
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New Orleans
spot Markets.
GRAIN MARKETS.

Quotations furnished by Charles c. Gates & Co.
Members Chicago board Of Trade. Munsty Building
Chicago.
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Nowhere in the list was greater strength
displayed than in the copper stocks
Amalgamated and Anaconda. The strength
ia the latter was but continuation Of
tendency that had become clearly defined
at the end OF last week, but the move
ment in the other was something new, for
the stock had for several days been kept
under restraint. either to permit of fur
Their accumulation or for the purpose OF
firing out some unwelconle bull interest.
The favorite theory to account for the
buying OF the stocks was that the Ana
conda dividend would be increased ut The
next meeting Of directors, and, as the
company is believed to be earning any
where from double TO two ard half
times the rate now paid. the story of an
increase was regarded as plausible The
fact that the companies are now working
on contracts for copper at something ike
the present high prices is regarded as
having an important bearing on the divi-
dead outlook.
Last week the advances in Amalga-
mated Copper were made on small trans
actions and on every rise heavy blocks
came out that put the price back to
where it had started from. Yesterday the
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And others without security; easy payments o1lcss
in 6 principal cities yourself money by Getting
my terms first. d. II. T0LMAN, Room sos, SO l5tn
i NV u0ls-tf
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Day and Night Bank.

Highest Returns TO Investors
With safety 10 principal guaranteed By first mort
eaae fdeed Of trust notes on Washington business
property Several notes. $500 each, for sale, paying
per cent net to investor. Smaller notes On Tesi.
dence property.
HEISKELL & McLERAN. zoos St nv
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Total sales. S.59700) against S765.J50 SatWda
Sl.5Cl. GOO Q week ago. a year ago being a holiday.
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Herbert L. Jones. Of Charles G. Gates
& Co.-"The market is a purchase on
all reactions. The metal issues again
appear particularly attractive, espe-
ciaHy the coppers A sharp upward
move in the Hartman issues and the
leading granger rails also appears inn
miuent-"
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y I'D " UUt t1Is.Lis- 7 IIIsIfl-
Atlantic Building City.
WALTER c. BALDERsTON, Trustee
fesd&ds Columbian Building, City.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17

dressed In mourning. lined the route
of the funeral procession.
At the Place d'Armes. President Fall
leries, in the course of touching ora
tion, in which he expressed his high
appreciation of the devotion of sailors
and soldiers ready to die for duty, re-
called Lincoln's famous Gettysburg
speech, saying:
Like Lincoln. we ask the glorious
dead whom we salute with sorrow in
our hearts and tears in our eyes, to
strengthen us in the religion of cour-
age and love of duty"
The Cabinet Ministers, representa-
tives Of all countries and many depu-
ties and Senator's and officers of all
arms attended the funeral
The President conferred a number of
decorations upon the injured members
of the crew during the course of a visit
that he paid to the hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17
JAPANESE ARE AROUSED
OVER EXCLUSION LAW
Press Conservative, How
ever, in Discussing Trou-
bic With Uncle Sam

VICTORIA. p. c, March 1s.-The
steamer Athenian brought news from
Japan that the revision OF the United
States immigration laws had occa-
stoned much feeling outside Of official
circles The Kobe Herald said that
reports We're current that in the event
OF the failure Of President Roosevelt
and the San Francisco authorities 10
reach an agreement Japan would recall
ambassador Aoki from Washington.
The Toxic Ashai advised against the
proposed boycott Of California goods.
The Jf5ix Shipo. one OF the most
prominent japanese papers, admitted
that the contention Of the United
states that Hawaii had been used prac-
tically as a halfway station was cor
rect
The Toxic Times summed the situa-
ton up as follows: The law is too ap-
parently aimed at our immigrants, but
stops short OF being discriminating
and being at variance with treaty
rights Rather than suffer the hu-
initiation Of seeing our laborers
fused landing IL Is wise TO enforce re-
strictions Of our own accord"
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17
SPRING FROM WINDOWS
WHEN FIRE BREAKS OUT
Several Occupants of He'll
con Hall at Englewood
Badly Injured
CARPENTER KILLED
Explosion of Gas on Main
Floor Starts Blaze
at Dawn
CARPENTER KILLED

ENGLEWOOD. X. J.. March 1e.-By
the burning OF Helicon Hall, the home
az the Upton Sinclair Cooperative
Company, today. Lester Briggs, a car
penter OF Providence, r. J.. was killed
and eight OF the colonists were In
jured by jumping from windows.
Miss Grace MCGOWAN Cooke, 8 well
known writer OF shorC stories, is be-
lieved 20 have suffered fatal injuries,
and her sister, Miss Alice MCGOWAN,
also s. writer, and Miss BeOnie Fech-
tenberg. were badly injured
The loss is estimated al $35 600.
Fifty-five members OF the colony
were in the building, a three-story
structure. An explosion OF gas, which
occurred on the main floor, started
the FIRE about dawn. AS there were
no IRE escapes and exit by the stair
ways was cut OF by fire. the colonists
including men, women and children
jumped from the windows. The men
who were the first TO escape. attempted
10 catch the women and children in
blankets. used as firenets, but Mrs
Cooke, Miss MCGOWAN and some of the
others were badly injured by striking
against coping in their fall.
The building was destroyed. Those
most seriously injured were taken tc
Englewood Hospital
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to witness the unveiling. This honor
fell to Miss Hazel Hepburn. a 12-year-
old great-grandniece of Barry. The
national Government was represented
by Brigadier General Duval and Rear
Admiral Tilley.
The exercises were begun with a
salute at the navy yard. after which
the Right Rev. Alexander Mackay D.
Smith, Bishop Coadjutor of the
Protestant Episcopal diocese of Penn
sylvania. delivered the invocation.
The presentation address was by
Thomas J. Stewart. president of the
Friendly Sons of st. Patrick, and the
statue was accepted on behalf of the
city by Mayor Weaver. The oration
was delivered by Rear Admiral Mel
vile, retired. The admirars oration
was devoted principally to a study of
Barry's life. Among other things he
said:
"'Old Jack Barry he was loving
ly called by those who knew him; but
TO us of a later generation his name
and the record of his deeds make him
Fighting Jack Barry, the father of the
navy"
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ATTORNEY ACCEPTS JAIL
IN LIEU OF PAYING FINE
James d. Reymert of Los Angeles,
Adjudged Guilty of Contempt,
Viii Serve 100 DaYs

LOS ANGELES, March 1e.-James D.
Rayrnert, an attorney OF this city. was
ad5udged guilty today OF contempt OF
court and sentenced to a fine Of 5000
or 10 serve 100 days In the county jail.
Reynert says he viii be unable TO pay
the nne and VIII serve the term
The contempt proceedings arose out
OF 8 burglary case on trial in the
court. Reymert was charged with
having induced two Mexicans to offer
false testimony establishing an alibi
The men afterward confessed in an
sfidavit that they had perjured them
selves.
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ARMY MEN Examined

WASHINGTON. March ls.-The fol-
lowing named army officers finished on
March S taking the examination for
detail 10 the ordnance department al
the Benicia Arsenal: Second Lfeuten-
ant O. A. Russell Twentieth Infantry:
second Lieutenant John c. Maui, Twen-
tieth Infantry. Secend Lieutenant
LLOYD p. Horsfall, Artillery Corps: at
the Manila ordnance department-Sec
ond Lieutenant Chester II. Loop. Thir-
teenth Infantry. and Second Lieutenant
Norman r. Ramsay, Ninth Infantry
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Dashy Spring Suits
Strictly Man Tailored
$25 and $50 D0iueS EaV

The world of fashion has yielded scores of
beautiful new ideas for Easter and spring
splendid types of the inirnitabe creations, which
always reign supreme. In many cases they are
original conceptions, possessing that smartness
Of design and treatment which at once charac
terizes them as truly artistic-the masterpieces
of world-renowned designers.
The wide variety of styles no less than the
great diversity of materials to be found ia this
collection makes it of special interest, as every
style idea is embodied in their making. The
chic pony coat suits are meeting with universal
favor, and eton models are no less popular, but
in the showing many variations of styles are
seen in cutaway effects and plain tight-itting
coat suits, $15.
That we are able to repeat this extraordi-
nary offering is due to the fortunate arrival of
four hundred suits by express, which, by mere
dogged determination to outdo our previous eff
FORTS place on sale, with all alterations free,
at fifteen dollars.
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TWO MEN FATALLY HURT
IN RIOT OF STRIKERS
Those Who Returned to
Work Bring on Attack
of Angry Mob

HAMMOND. IndS March 16-In a
street riot at the East Chicago mill of
the Republic Iron and Steel Company
several men were shot. two probably
fatally today. The trouble started
when fifty laborers struck for higher
wages. Later they went back to work
and the others. leading a mob. broke
through the gates of the steel plant to
get at their companions.
A foreman was shot through the
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17
HONOR ST. PATRICK'S DAY
BY Gift OF MEMORIAL
Statue of Commodore John
Barry Is Presented to
Quaker City

PHILADELPHIA, March 16.--One OF
the principal features of the observ-
aDce of ST. Patrick's day IN this city.
which Will continue through three days
this year. was the presentation this
afternoon to the city by the Sons of
ST. Patrick OF a statue of Commodore
John Barry, who was one of the So
ciety's members along with George
Washington.
The statue stands in Independence
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cALIFoRNIANs IN NEw YORK.

NEW YORK. March 16.-From San
Francisco-NIiss Hudson. at the CosmO-
politan; K Maitland. at the Grand
Union; f. McGetugan. at the Broad
way Central; L. R. Tuttle and wife. at
the Murray Hill Hotel; Mrs Sperry, at
the Grand Hotel From Los Angeles
F. NJ Bradshaw, at the Westminster;
TIE. Gibbs, at the Savoy Hotel
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IMPOSING FUNERAL FOR
VICTIMS OF THE JENA
President Falleries Delivers
an Grafton Over the
Dead

TOULON, France. March 1s.-The
victims of the explosion on board the
battleship Jena on March IL were given
an imposing national funeral today
All busines was suspended. The police
and many private buildings were
draped in black and the lighted street
lamps were covered with Grape. The
coffins were piled on gun carriages
draped with the flag of France and
almost the whole population of Toulon.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17
SALT LAKE ROAD WILL
CHANGE ROUTE IN NEVADA
New Survey Is to Avoid Section
Where Trains Have Been
Stalled by Washouts

LOS ANGELES, March 16.-It was
stated here today that Edward 7. TIL
ton. chief engineer OF the Salt Lake
road. would soon visit Meadow Valley
Wash, In Nevada, and select a new sur
vey designed to avoid the section that
has on several occasions crippled tho
system and tied up traffic for several
weeks at a time. General Manager
Wells is at work in the wash and
hopes 10 have through traffic restored
within two weeks.
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shoulder. The wound will probably
cause his death. John Kalini. laborer.
was shot and beaten, probably fatally.
Several other foreigners were injured
by knife thrusts and bullets.
The East Chicago police, led by Chief
Higgins. arrived on the scene and after
an hours work. assisted by citizens.
arrested twenty-one men and ended
the rioting
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17
PROBE BROWNSVILLE AFFRAY

WASHINGTON, March Ie.-The Sen
ate committee on military affairs held
q short session today in the investiga-
ffonu of the Brownsville ARRAY, during
which all witnesses now here We're Aex-
amined. An adjournment was fhen
taken until Monday. when II is expect
ed seven more witnesses will be pres
ent
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17
THANKS COURT POLITELY
FOR SENTENCE OF DEATH
Mexican That Killed Woman Con-
sort at Monrova Is TO Go
70 the Gallows

LOS ANGELES, March 1e.-After
hearing the sentence of death imposed
by Judge Smith IN the Superior Court
today Dolphin Arbitri, a Mexican, con-
victed of the murder Of his common
law wife at Monrovia last September
thanked the court IN Spanish. saying
.-Bien. gracias, senor."
Arbitri is TO be executed at San
Quentin within sixty days.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17
PosroFFTcE ROBBER ARRESTED

SAN JOSE, March l6.-Chief Of Police
Carroll today arrested Bernie 7. Cole
who admits that he is the man wanted
for robbing the postoffice at Crafts
hurry. Vt. in September, 1905. He has
been working in the local coffee club
under the name OF George Brown.