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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-05-30

cut its ledge any day. when it will
be continued as drift on the vein
into a very steep and massive noun
tain. The surface showings on the
vein are said to be most encouraging.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-05-30

H. F. Samuels is still at home
but hopes to be able. to attend to
to business again i'm a few days.
His doctors report that his broken
arm will soon be as good as it ever
was. NF~r
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-05-30
Reliance Company.

Reliance Company.
The Reliance company, operating
a group of claims on Terror creek
below the Rhode Island, has its tun-
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-24
Dry Goods.

New York, Sept. 21.-The dry
goods market was quiet to-day. The
final forecast fir the Jute crop indi-
Gates about 10000 bales less than
the preliminary estimate
Dress linens and black avn are
being ordered freely Tor the spring
Fine cotton goods show sOnc
slight recessions in prices.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-24
Highest. Lowest Closr 8

Cash quotations were as follows:
straightssisoosa.s spring patsnt SIS.
$40, ssraisnts, Sa200s3.42, bakers, S2831
$3.50; wheat No:2 1os91os; No. 3 o50io5'
No. 2 red 1887 corn No So; corn No
rye s1A good feeding barley. 75aso; fair to
No 1 Northwestern f27; timothy seed ..-.-.
clover contract grade 16.5 0; short ribs Qoose)
Sa2GIs,so; mess PORK per Dbl. 1aieoo1 -, 9
grade wines i.34
New York Provisions.
New York, Sept 21-F.our firm. MINI
sotapatents s5.093s5.5 50. do bakers 81. 500
$685. w;ntsr pAtenas ~sL251slss straight'
Rye dour firm, fair to good sl6o9sa.so;
choice TO fancy 31.3595.25
~Buckwheat i,our no nln ii, SIi1DBsD.
Buck wheat quiet, S1.11.
s1:2s0si.so, kim drlei
Rye, 1irm, No. 2western 9lA.
Barley steady. feeding ~, mating u.
Wheat spot hrm, No 2, 1O4A; Sept, ios1S;
Dec. 100, May 1928.
Corn spo; aEm' No. 2 e7A; Sept. rs
Beef firm. family sis5oDslto, packss,s
hams s2A.Oots26.O3.
Cut meats steady. picked bellies ioA BIB 4
picked shoulders. 80, pickiei hams IL 0IZ
Lard steady, western prime s3.051s0a5
efned steady, continent 9.6o9.-"., com,
pound SB0A.
s1s. 500sI7.75, mess $500 bsia.so.
Taliow steady, city 6A country 8107.
RoSin s5ea ly, strltnel co.n.non - goal
s3.5 Q.
Turpentine steady, SIS.
Rice drn domestic fair to extra 3;SD34,
MOlasSeS firm. New Orleans 30G3S, goo
to choice IS.
Coffee SOFT stoa1v, No. 7fnvolce 6L, Santos
NO. 4, 5, IN Id dull. cordova 91f24.
Sugar steady, fair ref1aing St.iS, centrif |
gal96t3st $50, IN , stesiisirS y redn3t
quiet, confectloners ASI5), mold 4 SS.15
cutloaf3 s.. So, cruslel $3.50, powierei $kJJ
~granulated $3.50, cube sos
Butter s-eady extra Dry 231s7s
common extra'f5 G2S, sttt3 daley comm -.
toirsts reno-ate1 com mon 70 extra
1924, western factory common to drStiy1D
27, ~esterney5ra : 1g5, itsssi1122.
Cheese IirIn, StlGa fIli crS4neIy IL 1l2 Z,
large 1t4, SKINS "a.
Eggs irin, noirby 5electet whits. - IS. 1,
choice 1t9Gi Dcoyh at. mlxsi extra B.
10 1t123h, seconds 1zA Oh.
PotatOass1eady par o.. new
81. 90 1Sa.00, Jersey SWEETS per basket Sk-iZ
@S2.37; Southern $i.25ltS2.0o per bbt.
Peanut quiet, fal;y hbnl-3lcAal 81.
other domestic 1901
Labba ye quiet, dull. Danish ---1--.-
do per crate Sl.))1i.52; Long Islani al
Red Savoy 3530 150.
Cotton By st,tm - Liverpool 13c.
cotton se3i oil lOwe:. Prime crude. :. O. y
mills, Al. p:in, sInner yellow SIS; nom
offsum'e ye!ov 40 good of II 81
yellow AZ 452h; prime white ESQ prime
inter y CHOW b.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-24
New York Cotton Review.

New York, Sept. 21.-The cotton
market opened easy at a tIcline Of
8 to 10 points in response to lower
Liverpool cables and generally good
weather in the South so far as early
reports were concerned.
There was heavy selling on the call,
but right afterward prices rallied two
or three points on covering which was
promoted b. ap~prehensions that a
storm reported late yesterday in the
gulf south of the Mississippi might
work inland. The rallying tendency
was checked, however, by weakness
in Now Orleans accompanied by ru-
mors of forced liquidation by large
longs, and the market ruled nervous
and unsettled during the middle of
the morning about the lowest prices.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-24
OCCASIONS.
Grand Rally ST. Peter A. Nj. E. Zion
Church., New Bern, n. c., Sunday,
September %. 1907.

The Norfolk and Southern Railway
have authorized the following exceed
ingly low round trip rates to New
Bern. n. c.. and return account of the
hove ncpa sion.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-24
New York Money.

New York. Sept 21-Money on CAL nom,
2d41 per cent; ruling rate 4; closing bid 2A
offered at ). Time loans quiet so days
5h; 80 days and 8 months s per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 7. Sterling exchange
easywlth actual business In bankers bills 483
65l2aS5.75 for demand and at i82. is
GASP. rs for 50 day bills. Posted rates asa and
...-... mmer bills 46fSS. Bar silver,
67A. Mexican dollars S2A. Governm't bonds
steady. Railroad bonds strolg.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-24
Baltimore Provision Market.

Baltimore, Sept. firm. Spot
contract 1Ol4@10fh.
Wheat, strong, Spot mixed 6sB; white,
65,S.
Corn strong. Spot mixed esis, VIII te 6s5s
Oats firmeT. Rice firm.
Butter rr III, u~nchangei.
Fancy i'm ;tatIon, 2122S: sancy crea mcry, 90
$50; fancy ladIt 2l.2Z.
Store packed, is. 20.
Eggs, steady; 20
Cheese, firm. Large 14h; medium i4H;
small 14h.
Sugar Unchanged: coarse graduated $40;
fine $40.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-24
Naval Stores.

Wilmington. Sept. 21.-Turpeutine, quiet
50h; receipts SO casks.
Rosin steady, $40; receipts 1ci bbls.
Tar quiet; receipts 721.
Cru 1e Dir NJ; S2.75, 5 .0OGSi25.
Charleston, Sept.2i-Tur pehtIne firm, 50E.
savannah, Sept. 1.-rur pentine firm,
5oh@Si; sales oI5, receipts $50. Shipments,
l,439.
Rosin firm: sales 2.635, rece!pts,2,9 20. ship
ments 3,l16. stocks, 76, 16l.
AS3.9j, Is $i0I C$asD D$A.00, e $3.50
F$l.55, G$Es-- $40, IS4o5, K $40
MS5.SJ, y S5.9S. VIC $50, S5.2j
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-24
Raleigh Spot Cotton.

Raleigh Spot Cotton.
Receipts yesterday. ....I35 bales.
Prices Yesterday...11 IL to IL 5-8c.
Receipts yesterday...6..6. g.. g..
Receipts year PTS bales.
Prices that ......9 to g 1-8c.
Receipts to bales.
Same day last year,. 1856 bales.
other Cotton Markets.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-24
Grain and Provisions.

tBy the Associated Press.)
NhlCagO, Ill. Sept. 21.-Fresh dam
- reports from the Canadian north
,lSt offset today d sharp decline in
tb l prices at Liverpool and caused
-'cal market to close steady.
1flhal quotations on the December
w.. ,stE were Il shade higher than
DAY 8 close.
ON was ID cent lower.
0""@ showed Z net loss of "a cents.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-24
FEELING
IN STOCK MARKET
The Undertone Is Notably
Strong
THE MARKET QUIET
mount Factor is the Continued
,h=orution Of the New Issue OF
<a,r York City Bonds
ranks Are in an Inn
urOVed Position.
proved Position.

,.o,, york, Sept. 21.-To-day's
~ hank statement emphasized
E---er feeling which has been II
w. If growth in the financial
Gid throughout the week.
The stock market was quiet, but
-. r-dartone was notably strong and
80 was none Of the pressure to
lie nrohts usual at the close Of a
l% " advances, when sentiment IS
~,r unsettled. The improved sit
mn..9n was reflected more pronoun-
.ssy in the bond division where
'e~D~ehensivc advances occurred.
.s,.gh on q moderate vol
rss. FfEfTTMGHMMHK3
l The continued absorptlou
vsg- York City 4 1-2 per cent. bonds
m q rising scale was a paramount
actor in the bond market improve
cent. This is tho season Of the f.
~nanctal year when the New York
frrEq are surrendering large cash
holdings to supply the interior de-
nand for currency, and at the same
tire ~cfccting drastic cuts in the loan
item to fill deposits to the reserve
rroporti0n. This weeks statement
shows an addition to the surplus over
the legal reserve requirement Of ST.
$4,000.
The July earning statements of the
Hartman Pacifcs were striking for
tra heavy increase Of operating ex-
earnings being converted into an
actual decline in net earnings by his
process
Bonds were strong with greater ~
+fvitv. twlNg&TI
Total sales par value S1,556,OO0
L : IS. registered, have advanced
IA per cent. on call during the week
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-24
Liverpool.

Liverpool.
Liverpool. Sept. 21-Cotton sIo. duh.
Prices easier.
American middling fair 3.O4, good middl!nc.
$50: middl,rg G.S6. low middling GAG; good
sldInaIg5.72, ordina-. 5.12.
The sales OF today were 1000 bales OF
which 300 were Tor speculation and export
and included 3,4o0A Amer can. Receipts .......
bales, including no American.
Cotton futures opened easier and closed
1ttIa.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-24
Clearing House statement.
CIV the Associated Press.)

(By the Associated Press.)
New York, Sept. 21.-The statement
for the clearing house banks for the
week shows that the banks hold S.
405,100 more than the legal reserve
requirements. This is an increase of
S~1,486,400 as comnared with last
week. The statement folfows:
Loans, s1,107,579,000; Increase,
S~S.608,8
Deposits, $1,1o7,o23,60o; increase.
$12.171, ECO.
Circulation, s5O,65S.4oo; increase,
$1,000.
G1,G42,600.
specie, s202, 3s6, increase So
1865
Reserve. s272,G61,o00;; increase,
s4.529,20O.
Reserve required, s2~64,255,9oo; in
crease, $~3,042,S00.
Surplus $8,405,100, increase $1,406,-
400.
Eek. L. s. Deposits $16,o36,40O, in
crease $1,599,550.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-24
NC
N
TIES
PHILLIPS 6 PENNY
RALEIGH, N. {.

Provisions were unchanged to . IL
n Sc lower.
The market became frmer in the
last half hour Of the session. Decem-
Der selling up to 101 Is 90 IA. The
close was steady with December a
llade higher at 102.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-24

The market closed barely steady.
with prices near 1 to I points lower.
New YORK. Sept 2i.-Spot closed quiet
S points lower.
MIGdlfng upfand6 ~ 20. middlinr gulf f14s
Szies 200 bales Cotton futures opent q
easy and closed steGCy.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-31
CROOK FAILS To
SQUARE CASE

Jack Shea, a notorious confidence
man, accused Of swindling Joseph Neid-
erholzer, a printer, out Of $3.50 on the
pretense OF showing him an airship in
the course OF construction. made a des-
perate attempt yesterday TO square
the case, with the result that George
Hack, known TO the police at a sure
thing man, was placed under arrest
He secured his release, however, on a
writ Of habeas corpus before Police
Judge Mogan.
Shea is charged with grand larceny
committed in San Mateo County He
enticed NeiderhOlzer there and through
the means OF a crooked dice game
known as ''2l" secured possession of
S400. He returned SEQ to the victim
with the hope Of notifying him. but
was arrested a few hours later at the
corner Of Third and Market streets
while he had another victim in tow.
An agent was sent to Neiderholzer stat
ing that all Of him money would be re-
turned to him in the event that he did
not prosecute. Being once caught the
printer was twice shy and Immediately
informed Detective T. Ryan. who was
working on the case The police officer
stationed himself at the corner of Bu-
chanan street and Golden Gate avenue.
the place Of meeting between Shea's
victim and the agent, and there arrested
Hack The effort OF the arrested conf
dence man was foiled and the case OF
grand larceny against him viii in all
probability proceed TO trial
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-31
YOUTHS ARRESTED
AS BURGLARS

Petty depredations and small bur
glaries, which have become numerous
in the Hayes Valley neighborhood dur
ing the last few weeks, resulted last
night in the arrest OF four young men
who, the police believe, are RESPONSE
BILE for the major portion Of the crimes.
At the Bush-street station. where
they were locked up by Detectives de
Rocca and Calvin, who made the arrest.
the boys gave their names as "a
Crantz. aged Is years; William WhiEs
II, and Robert and Arthur Lee broth
ers, aged is and is respectively.
The gang, which is organized much
after the manner of the famous Jim
Crow" gang, had been under suspicion
of the police for some time and for the
last week had been under the surveil-
lance of the men who made the arrests
last night The lads were taken into
custody while acting in a suspicious
manner at the cerner of Hickory ave-
nue. and Laguna street.
Crantz, who appears to be the leader
of the boys, had just been released
from jail under $1,000 bonds. He was
arrested three weeks ago on a charge
of burglary and his case is pending
in the courts.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-31

money. Meantime the party waited.
Chauffeur Gillett had been warned by
his employer not to let Burnett get
away, and Gillett waited, confident that
Burnett would return with the patrol
man. But he didn't. The policeman
came back with the five-spot, but with
out Burnett.
Now the police are looking for the
miner" Captain Duke has been given
the following description of the man.:
He is a small edition in build and
has the appearance of Jeffries, the
fighter; the similarity extends to the
clever right hand; he is very dark; his
eyebrows are heavy and meet over a
pugilistic nose; he weighs about 1856
pounds; has a voice deeper than a
Goldfield mine and the manners of a
desert-bred millionaire
Shattuck. whose cigar-stand is at 10
Grove street, said last night that he
didn't care about the money Burnett
got, but he does wish that the miner
would send his wife home. Mrs. Shat
tuck is a small, vivacious brunette
pretty and plump. Her husband has
not heard from her since the sudden
departure late last week
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-31
VI 0 MAN OUTWITS
L|EBES & co.

sealskin sacque and a fur boa are
the innocent causes of a miniature war
between the firm of Liebes & Co. and
Mrs. Kate Lombard of 22O41s Fillmore
street. Mrs. Lombard charges that a
member of the firm, accompanied by a
policeman, entered her home yesterday
and searched from cellar to attic in an
effort to find the boa She asserts that
previous TO the fire she made a deposit
of $50 on a sealskin sacque, which
was never delivered and that instead
she purchased the boa, which the firm
now seeks to recover.
According to Mrs Lombard, a short
time before the April disaster she or
dered a sealskin coat from the furriers
for which she agreed to pay $3.50. She
paid $50 on account On the same day
at the White House she ordered a,
gown, paying $50 on account, and a
dress at the City of Paris, for which
she deposited $25 on account.
Mrs. Lombard says that the managers
Of the City of Paris and the White
House returned the deposits to her,
but that She was unable to effect
settlement with Liebes & Co.
According to her own statement she
determined "to get even" She forth
with ordered a fur boa from Liebes &
Co, the price of which was equivalent
to the sum she claimed to have de-
posted with the firm for the sealskin.
The boa was duly delivered and Mrs
Lombard at once hid it away.
Yesterday a minion of the law and
member of the firm visited her home
and, although they made a vigorous
search, no trace Of the boa could be
found.
Mrs. Lombard declares that she will
fight the case to the bitter end"
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-31
MINER ROBBED Of
A $1,000 DRAFT

Andrew Aspholm, a miner and a re-
cent arrival from Nome. fell into the
hands of robbers early yesterday morn
ing and after being knocked uncon-
scious was relieved of a bank draft for
$1,000 and SIS IN cash. The blow dealt
right eye.
Aspholm says that he was followed
to Grove and Laguna streets by two
men shortly after midnight and was
struck down by one of them with a
blunt instrument. When the miner re-
covered consciousness he found that
all his valuables, with the exception
of gold watch which he carried in an
inside vest pocket. were gone. He had
been drinking with the two men in q
saloon at Hayes and Laguna streets.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-31
SUES UNITED RAILROADS

A suit for $11.100 was filed yesterday
against the United Railroads by Mrs.
Dr. c. A. Cook, who was injured by
being thrown off a car at Ellis and
Pierce streets. Mrs Cook is 6S years old
and a practicing physician. She claims
that the car on which she was riding
was started negHgently as she was at
tempting to get off, and that although
she c1ung to the stanchion near the
step for some distance, she fell to the
ground before she could regain her
footing and was hurt severely.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-31
sCALDED BY ESCAPING STEAM

Horribly scaIded on the shoulders.
arms and face. F. G. Herring. a casket
maker who lives at S191 Seventeenth
street. was taken to the Central
Emergency Hospital shortly before
IL o'clock last night. He works for
the California Casket Company, e41
Mission street. While he was stand
ing near steam pipe. from which a
valve had carelessly been removed, the
engineer OF the plant turned on the
steam and the full force OF IL struck
Herring.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-31
PURSUIT OF HUSBAND ENDS
in BITTER DISAPPOINTMENT
Mrs NoTlfe Reel Follows UnfaithfuI
Spouse From Kansas 10 California
and Then Secures Divorce

and Then Secures Divorce
A pursuit OF a husband from Kansas
Ito California by q wife left in INDECENT
lcircumst stances and a fearful plea at the
lend Of the trip, which proved unavail-
ling IN bringing the husband to a proper
lrealizaCion OF his duty, caused Mrs.
AIollie Reel, the wife in question, 10
bring sllit for a divorce. which was
granted yesterday by Judge Graham.
) Mrs. Reel was married to George
Reel, 8 barber, at Salina. Kas., but,
firing OF their married life Reel fed
10 this city and opened a new barber
shop Mrs. Reel followed him. de-
Imanded that he support her and was
refused. She then began the suit which
illuminated in the decree given yes
lterday-
SUITS for divorce were fled yesterday
10y Louis Weinberg against Lena Vein
berg on the ground Of cruelty: by Ca
'lesta Anna StoveH against William A.
lStoveII on the ground OF cruelty and
failure 10 provide. and by Stephen
lTarlzas against 1rma Farias on the
ground OF desertion.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-31
SUES UNITED RAILROADS

Mrs. Grace Wagner, wife of Luther.
Wagner, has brought suit for s25.00O
against the, United Railroads for per-
sonal, injuries received on one of the
company's cars, which she. attributes
to carelessness of operation Mrs.
Wagner was thrown from car at
Polk and Post streets on January 81,
1896, her hip being dislocated and her
leg broken.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-31
SKIRTS STOLEN FROM LAUNDRY

Mrs. Mary Tascanninia, who conducts
a laundry at 1901 Eighteenth avenue
reported to the police yesterday that
her place had been entered and 1924
worth of skirts stolen. Entrance was
effected through side door with key.
The woman suspects one of her en-
ployes.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-31
HOME At Preside
IS LOOTED AND
BURNED
Wedding Presents Carried
Off by Burglars From
the Officers Residences
.SENTRTES DOUBLED
AT THE RESERVATION

Empty cases. trunks and packing
boxes found I'm the woods I'm the Pre-
sfdio yesterday afternoon threw n flood
Of light on the mysterious fire which
three weeks ago destroyed the home Of
Lieutenant and Mrs. Frederick L.. Perry
at the post. They showed that the
house had first been robbed and then
burned. The fire occurred at time
when Lieutenant and Mrs. Perry were
at a bau fn BurIinRame. When they
returned they found the rear part Of
their residence on Officers row in ashes,
and concluded that their Valuables, in
Guiding the trOusseau and wedding
presents OF Mrs. Perry. had been con-
suuicd in the blaze. The empty cases
prove that n burglar. after taking the
ValUables. had sought 10 hide the theft
by setting fire to the place.
No clew has been discovered as to
the robber and the miscreant, although
the military authorities and Chief Of
Police Dinan are cooperating in an
effort to trace the guilty person.
The robbery OF the Perry home was
but one OF number which have oc-
CURED at the Presidfo. The residence
OF Lieutenant =. II. de Almond, son Of
Congressman de Almond OF Missouri,
was looted recently, and on Tuesday
night the homes OF Major Brown and
Captain Solomon Avery Jr.. were en-
tered by burglars and articles worth
several thousand dollars were carted
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-31

ONCE diaries and calendars, also cal
endar pads for 1907, now ready at lie
Count Clark & Ormond's. 220 Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-31

Isabel Irving and her company close
their engagement at the Novelty The
ater next Saturday evening, and COM
mencing with the Sunday matinee
Buster Brown" Will be started on
weeks run, with Master Percy Helton
in the title part This musical comedy
is presented this season with entirely
new scenery. costumes and electrical
effects. and among the people support
ing Master Helton are Mamie Goodrich.
Alf A Grady, little Matte Lockett, Sue
Belle Meade. Edgar BiXley. Lizzie Nc
Call. Mae Hilton, Fred Nolan, ALI Hill
ton and a chorus Of forty. A feature
that has been highly commended is the
march Of Buster Browns Bobby Burns
brigade. In this number twenty-four
young ladies execute a most intricate
drill
Patrice. the winsome and clever come
dienne, will be the headliner of next
weeks bill at the Orpheum. Her Of
fering this season consists of a one
act play, entitled Gloria" which is
said to be a distinct departure from
the beaten path of vaudeville sketches
as it is an abbreviated melodrama of
the Rockies. Her company includes
Charles Hutchinson, an actor well
thought Of in the East.
Among the new people will be Hickey
and Nelson, in Twisted and Tangled;
Little Hip" the smallest performing
elephant in the world, and Happy Jack
Gardner, comedian and monologist.
The best features of the current pro-
gramme will be retained.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-31

The tea and cofree you drink have
good deal 70 DO with your standards OF
Ifgste-SchfIlinR' Best
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-31

For the first time this season the
Lambardis viii present Carmen this
evening at the Central TheaterS with
Matilde Campofiore in the title role,
Adelina Tromben as Michaela, Patti as
Don Jose. Antola as the toreador, and
capable people in the smaller parts.
Tomorrow evening Chopin" will be
repeated. and Saturday afternoon La
Tosca" win be sung for the last time,
with Ester Adaberto-her only appear
ance at a matinee this season-as the
Roman singer. Carmen" will be re-
peated at the Saturday matinee and
Chopin" at the Sunday matinee.
Next week Verdi's La Forza del Des-
tino." La Traviata," by the same COM
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-31
OTHER HOMES ROBBED

When the residence Of Captain Avery
was entered on Tuesday night the off,
Ger and his wife were visiting friends.
They returned at midnight and soon
discovered that they had had unbidden
callers in their absence. All Of the sill
verware and a great part Of the house
hold effects had been stolen An i'm
mense solid gold vase was among the
purlOined articles
The De Almond home was looted
while the lieutenant and his wife We're
at a theater. The De Almonds were
married recently, and their home was
also filled with wedding presents. The
residence was richly furnished and a
quantity Of elegant household articles
We're taken
All Of these cases were reported to
the post authorities yesterday and then
TO the Police Department 81. double
detail Of sentries was posted through
out the reservation last night