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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Liner Mexican Brings New York
Freight Shipped p Days Ago

The American Hawaiian lire steam
ship Mexican arrived in port yesterday
seven DAYS end Is hours from Salina
Cruz IL brought z-1Na tons OF general
znerchzr disc. z-5ea tons OF which is in
tended Tor the Hawaiian Islands and
consists principally Of railroad iron
The 3feEfEan's cargo was shipped from
New York ocigt1alls- IN the steamships
Hawaiian and Californian and trans
shipped by rail from the Atlantic 10
the Pacsfc- Captain Nichols says that
only - days were consumed IN bring
ing the merchandise from New York
20 this port. which IS the fastest time
on record The Mexican is lying at
pier =. The Mexican is scheduled TO
sal for Honolulu on Wednesday,.
Takes Too Much Medicine
Jake Nulis. . fireman on the steam
ship Knight OF the Thistle. raised a
Gay night BY swallowing the contents
81 Z bottle cf medicine that had been
prescribed for him for stomach trouble
He was told 10 take Z teaSpocDfsA. bslt
instead. he took the whole contents Of
Lle bottle. This was on Saturday after
noon. IS the day wore on Aul5a was
taken wiki q terrible pain and howled
and screamed II agony ne raised sucA
q rev that boat was sent on Sacre for
medical treatment
The steamer IS lying near Hunters
row vas q heavy one for the sailors, as
they had strong breeze against them
TAEE were nearly exhausted when they
reached CTowiey's bosthouse. but
Easped Out that the fireman on the
Thistle was dying Dr. Mcdonald was
hastily dispatched 10 the scene on the
launch Guide. where MH1ia was re
lieved u his trouble by the use OF z
Caplain Baker says that AuHa took
the medicine IN the quantity he did &c
save himself from work as he knew Il
would inca anaE5tzte him from being able
I. 70 attend 70 his duties for several days
Daniel Manning Goes South
The United states revenue cutter
Naming returned 70 the scene Of the
week OF The A1ub5s yesterday after
noon where X viii render what assist
alce i can 70 the stranded vessel II
had been standing by the A1UnaS until
ErfEar when Il left the vessel 10 bring
Up 70 this port the sailors who had re-
fused u work while the cargo OF the
3 big E-eighter was being taken o01-
VIII Go TO Bremerton
I The steamships Queen Amelia and
King George, hoth laden with coal for
+ the United States government VIII be
sent I'd 70 Bre-uerrnl this week AGeE
both came from Newport News and have
been living IN The stream since they ar
{ rive5-eIpecCing 70 unload their car
goes al Mare island but the govern
nent officers fsaye altered the plan
VIII swap Tows
The Sureckels Tug Relief win 80 out
side the heads early this morning %
Ing the schooner RO6e-ick Lau down
the COAST The Navigator S due %
have its annual Inspection At TINS port
50 the Relief Viii take lis place and
t1e Dlu
8 T--,.t,.- Re-efvxTw
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90 nrerdne -

NorFeEizn bz-k Este GU1 rs days Ga1
AEszsn1z1, for MoczssEr. 8 per ce1t
<rurz Czse-z Eualz- E0- Fzl12u1zh- - Per cent
B-ltssh tax Iaxss1A eur 15I days 1nsz Por-
Tzzba- fo- T1.euTsz5lz - Ee- cent
BE5-ssE hzzE 6sss5 SeEs- aE1 o1z days from
M5luizE1e1- fer Lzco-1E- - T-er cez-
BRITISH snip AfaerfaFle. 11t 1s5 days 9-1z Ar
zze-- rn- Da-r-znz Ore. Fser
British bz-E I1Fe-less. auE ~ Gays froE
TzIlarua. fc- cnee1s1gEu- He- cent
f-e-1Ez sts1 Elsa 0u- 1zs slzTs f-al SEl
F-zuc5sco f1r cuselstoEn- pEr cent.
A-aersczn sap EdEs7i Sswasl. eut rs ezy-
frgrn Hoao1ulz- 1u- Delzwzre breakWster. 5 PEI
cent
NsrreEizu bzrk Olivia Ont IL azyx frun
kssuzrz 1er HUI Per cent
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
items OF Interest 10 Mariners
of tie Pacific

san Pears. Auz- e--Sfszze- Qpeen- Cap
tzzz Han arrived rs rzo-1z-S EroZ So D5ess-
Arrcr taxing freSSht z15 FEssezge-s sEe clez-eo
1Gr SzZ FrzuCzseD-
Steamer N0-Eusd. Czp-zia Martin, ErriFed
frnu G-ETS EzrbE- Tiz san F-E1c5Scg. VIII
passengers and S-5.eo5 Eee- of lEm1eE-
Stes1sr FrE1cis Il LsSEe-r and TIE steamer
LEkDe are or tTD 5EES 1raz Eu-skE 1u- Sz1
Pe5-o
Tacoma. AaE s.-Tznk steamer MsFe-1eE
Err1Te5 ln rDlzT frul san FTz11Isce VIII ze1- 60
Ez1l1zS & Ezs1li1a and 1lszzEn i1stlzg 5ll- 1Ee
s-szze- ElD be ready 70 F-Ocee-1 ro-1GrrNv-
F-zch tzrk Hz-ecEEa &c t5a8tzur kss finished
lusS.nE ! ESQ H9a feet q Ec-be- for Austrzls
szE Wzu sEll his week
Ea-Es1-z-e Auerzzth Is expected = frorn
Sza Erzzc5sco 70 l1z6 l1zlher zor AnS--zl1s. SzL
SE-Tzczsn stszzl=r TEceEe- 5 cpzfsE fr1E
Tz-colFe- u iezd csEg0 g 1u1bsr 1o- AIS
rrEIs
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FIND HILLS TO CLIMB

TIE 9esz5ag esTps q the Packard E7ofor e2r
s-eagany- bel8g always on The lockout for lew
a1lls 70 cs1sz1sr ard 10 u t1e regular testing
af Packard cars. recently discovered z1l OBJ
I@lle1 me privilege OF driving EzEe eu1hsnk-
zsenzs Of The new NSehigzR sszTs ELze -zlees
lear Detroit These sezabzs1k 1as1zS- hl1tfs.
as tAeE are called II military p2Tlance. are
cszE and gravel hills 80 feet H-h and with
stiff ersdes Ehe Szeepest Of which : A. per cent
They form An ideal hill climbing test Under .or-
c5u2ry rough road conditions TIE construction
company aea- and a1Eerwsrl The Tinted States
troops n0W Es5ng tAe ranges were much inter
ested Il I1e way IL which duzsa ears n Z
time were driven TIE hills. soEne from czse
side and soEne fron Tie other
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10
Canlnagnis GsneraIs IransatIautiau:

DIRECT LINE TO HAYREPARIS-
SziIzags every TaIrSdzT. Instead q Satu-dsy
Al 10 3 II. tEem Pier = Ncrth River. fo0r Of
sIarrcn 81
First class 20 HzFre- S77-50 snd HRzzr5- sec-
ond class 10 Havres so and upward GENERAL
ADA 3 state ST New YORK J. r FEGAZI
Manager Pacific C02S1- 65o AIo1rEenlerF 81 Ssa
Frsnezzco- Tickets sold ~ Al rzA-ssd riSker
agents
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waNT MoaEN IMMIGRAN4s

Efforts are being made IN London 10
further the emigration Or British
that the only iznmi grants desired at
present IN South Africa are women. Of
the 81 who went there from the
United Kingdom in the 1ast II months
a large majority weEa teachers all Of
whom found ready enga gements at the
Cape.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10
NOTES or THE ALTO

The latest addition 70 the rerr complete
equipment ~ the water lapazr rEne8z district CT
Columbia l. Franklin 5-7ssg Fsassac Essi.1sF :
commercial truck which VIII BE used an
eHleTEsaeg e2r Tie maximum speed @ Tae
aueE s - niles aa E0E-- and II i con
szruczed II fnzIy meet the requirements e
The wsEk intended.
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Armr Transports

Tsa Bu-zks5s Is - Sezzle-
Ire Bntu1d sziled z1a1 He8o2ulu q A1g%i
11r zEss D1-r-
Thz E-eok Is n pr
TEe EIIpz-fck Is 81 SeTpa-t Ne=s- Va
The DIX SAILED JEIr - 1Tua Manila fo.
Sesttls-
TIE Laezz IS n port
The Meade Is AZ SeT Tork-
she SeErlE1 Is Il p0-L
TIE Shezz6El sazlee Auzas- ) far Manila
TIE Tsamzs arrived august ~ Manila.
ne Narrrz IS Al Manila
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oeEAN sHoRE RAILWAY

Depot I3z1a .An1 Nissiea sss-Iszsly except Ssls-
fIay-E-eave- HTsz1a- 9-1-aa- 7,45P. 5.Flr- Ar
kolidzys-lsaye- 7-szs4- e-1-ss fss1o-sa.a lnss6a-
1z-o0 ncou- lisp 5-51r- S.11Q-t Arrive. 7.ss5a-
.AsIxed- -sGEanzaz Express makes no IuEerase-
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Memoranda

Per sfur Harne1- 81 Szo Francisco ARR a-
A1g 3 passed stmr Helene. frsn South Bend
Tor S1z Pe5ro-
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Weather Report

T-nitad States department. Ct agriculture
s4s,-r f,aareaa-San Francisco. August :. zgss
RAINFALL DATA
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10
OCEANIC s. 8. &C

tSPRECEELS sLlSE3
H0NoI.TL LIS AlAmeda sails Il 4 A. Aug
L.. Rcund NIP. S110-
Il D- SEPT II Round Zip drst class. S11l
Scenic Iiae 70 New Zeslzad via Raroto1Ez
Co0z Island; l-s1 Sls7-5o 70 .Aucklzn1s STT-sJ
Pszseage- Dept. s73 Market St. Frei-ht 0fkee.
- Clay 81 Pbene Temp 1S5I
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Lieutenzot, e. s y. n charge.



Noz1hEznz. from Tzccmas b stzn- K.fsaEa.
from ISroznz: stznr President Eenca AaE &
SEiied Aug S-1-a8 a. n sFar BuckEnzr fer
san Frzaciseos 70 a "a. sz-r Ca<ssge City. for
SksEwEy-
coos BAY-AIriFea Aug s-Stnr Break-
TKter- he1ce arg G.
SsIsa5 A1z e-Stmr City q Psaznzz fa- Szr
Frzae5s-s- stna- Breakxzter- for Akta-sz
FOREIGN PORTS
CORoNEL--SzEled AEg Ser sfnr Scraps
for san Erzleszco-
GENoA-Sssled Ang Seer stnr Azmoa. 70,
san FEz1cEsca.
OCEAN STEAMERS
LIYERP0OL-S2ile5 Aug S-Sr- Cz-1hsxsisn
fcT S. Jeans, y F. and PhfIa6elgAEs. Au< S.
SeUr 1as-rizr. for Bostcn.
Arrived Aug s-StDr RepEblie. from Bosfau
SoI TIA PI0eS--Ar-IFed Ang e-Stur Phlla
Selnhiz fnegn New Yark
QUEENSTOWN Aus s-stmr Lueania
for NeTF York.
NEW Y0RK-Arrfved Au- e-S-nr BIneehe-
fren HsUhzEg. va SsEtAanapsna and E7serasourx
s1E1r La Bzetzz-e. froz7 HzEre. ssEr NeE An
s7e-dsn1. frr-n ROTTERDAM
FE9IL4AE5EsIaFEI ARRIVED aug e-Sf-rr AE<-
Eeisn- frsszE Glasgow and Liverpool. ria Halifax
RKED9 SE.AND-AnrAo~ed o- Ang 9-Stui
HaverSerd- srou Lsve-pcol aad QReezstsxr. fog
sES0A-szslea aug sS5n- Florida. for New
ysTk
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Lumber Receipts

Lumber arrivals by sea yesterday
from northern coast points amounted 70
1.7s1-o0e feet
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10
G. FIANfM

Has just reknrzed fran New Ycrx- y~ur at
seRzion is fnxlred 70 the sserEsl alSplaF u zne
xery latest novelties in Al materials used ~
the leading Paris model houses fsx TIE epznEnes
fan season Tou VIII 1nd that the above STATE
meats are not exaggerated z201 California 81
Tel West l07a
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10
AUCTION SALES

a. AUCTION SALE-aoNDAY Au-asf
- To- Il m-- the Dslhsee Srsbles-
18th AID Hafele5z SIS. I viii sell lsr-e cnl-
sisn1atssr - horses of al Eescrip7fpa- hr-ziss-
and seaterS- ! b1s. Hz=ozS. carts and harness
- al kinds WI eL9F-fsE- Aurtiaaeer-
~ LICENSED AUCTION SALE
- I'm 0zklzadl oa WEDSES- -
DA1- AVE- l.. II Il = II entire rigs Il
suit al I1rTss-S, saddlerS. Fulles sna trans.
mules % beGd eI al pRrPose horses g
vehicles II hl-Eles and WAVES = sets q
harness $50 Al ST. osklaDd
J. II sfEDEIR0S. 2EcT5o3eer-
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L. :. Branch Hydrograph4r 9ffce

A h-aneh O tire T1sfed Ststes EIrsrozrs-tse
0fSre. soaatad n the Aerchaats' Exchange. Is
ElEsz1zlzed IA san Frznc2sco for the benefit Of
zzzr8zz-s- Ef-bent regard nzszo1zlsEy and free
q expense Szvsezto-S cordiaIir invited 20
Visit uz6ee. where gesaEsssteN charts
and sailing dirxctlons q me wo-Sa are kept AZ
hand zar csEHFzrzsEz $50 Te1e-eEce AID the lat
es- izfeTIzFsa2 can zRwAEs be essfaiasd rezsrs-
z1s lights. dangers 70 nsFIgzES1n and matters
q interest 80 uce2n nuxnuegce.
J. & BURNETT
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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

Crescent Ci1r--...
Portland < astoria
Ihs1a & Japan. --.---
san Pedro -..-
Humboldt --
Humboldt --
Portland & Way pgraS
Prr1lsnG L AStorIa
San Pedre & Nay PORT;
San Diego x War ierts
san Pe-srp-
New York via Ancoa
san fes5re. e.....-...-.
EaBelui8 -
Seattle < Tacoma
Ennboidt .
Puget Sound Ports.
tsrxTs Esrbrr.
Point Arenz < AlsifE
San D5eGo 4 War Porss
1EiEa & japan
Hawaiian Islands
IssmturE & War Ports
san peEra- -.
PBEeF Sound PorTs-
Portland 4 Astoria
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WnI swap Tows

The Spreckels tug Relief VIII 50 out
side the heads early this morning 70
await the rug Navigator. which : tow
ing the schooner Ro6e-ick Dhu down
the coast The Navigator s due 10
have its annual inspection AT this port
50 the Relief Nil take lis place and
then proceed south 70 Monterey with
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10

70 SAIL FROM sEATTLI
The Detroit times., 1908-07-08
ENGINE IN WEST
MAKES RECORD RUN

SPOKANE, Wash. July 7.-Engine
No. 3S4. on the North Coast Limited
train, operated by the Northern Pa
cific railway. and driven by John A.
Miller and NJ Clement, engineers. of
Spokane. scored notable record ly
being In continuous service l66 hours
and 20 minutes during the recent
floods in Montana. when II pulled q
train OF nine coaches over six lines a
distance OF 2,107 miles, between Spo-
kane and Fargo. n. d.. and thence to
Billings. Mont.
The l75 marooned passengers were
cared for by Conductors Harry c.
Peck and ii. r. Litchfield, OF Spokane.
who were assisted by K. C. Bradley
and NJ. o. Lee. brakemen.
The passengers presented purse OF
500 TO the crews. Part OF the train
left the track because OF spreading
rails. In more than one instance the
passengers believed they were being
carried into raging torrents. as the
sides Of the coaches scraped the hang.
ing banks In cuts. but no mishap fol
lowed. The alkali water ruined the
boiler OF the locomotive, which has
been consigned TO the round house
for general overhauling. and will be
put into service in a couple OF weeks
The Detroit times., 1908-07-08
John D. as a Humorist.

The publishers Of, John d. Rookie
feller's forthcoming story OF his life
announce that he writes with a touch
OF real humor.
John d. will take a pen In hand
And tell us how he made his pile:
They that the first few sheets have
scanned
Declare he has pleasing style;
In writing humorously he
Is said to show surprising art;
In this connection II must be
Admitted that he looks the part.
He has the calm. sedate address,
The lurking sadness In his eyes
That all true humorists possess;
He never laughs and seldom tries
Grave soberness Is in his speech,
He seems to know but few de-
lights:
John ID. should cause mankind to
screech
When he takes up his pen and
writes.
Long, long have we mistrusted him
OF having humor slowed away:
For how could one who seems TO
grim
Be otherwise than lightly gay?
It's well that he has turned to books
And ceased TO bother over pelf;
II II is fair to Judge by looks
John u. at last has found himself.
S. Z. Kiser, in the Chicago Record
Herald.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-08
BOY PREFERS Death
TO DESIRE TO Steal
DISAPPEARS AFTER HIS FATHgR
HAD DISCOVERED SMALL
THEFTs or MONEY.

NEW YORK. July s,-Young Moses
Weinstein. whose parents live at No.
233 South Second-st.. williamsburg.
is believed to have committed suicide,
because he couldn't resist the desire
TO steal He has not been seen since
he sent letter to his parents telling
OF his intention to kill himself
The boy could not help stealing.
The impulse came on him suddenly.
and whatever he wanted he would
take. Then would follow q season Of
remorse. and he would confess to his
parents and restitution would be
made. Then he would go out and
steal again.
His father, respected business
man OF Williamsburg, does not know
how to account for the pilfering In
stinct In his boy. AS soon as the
summer vacation started Mr.. Vein
stein decided to employ the boy In his
furniture store collecting bills.
Stole Part Of the Collections.
He was sent out, but all the money
was not returned. The theft was dis
covered and the boy begged forgive
ness. His father. believing that his
son had simply wanted to get enough
money to go to Coney Island. allowed
him to go on collecting.
Again money was missed, and when
brought to task this time the little
fellow disappeared and has not been
seen since by any OF his relatives.
A strange part OF the story is the
remarkable letter written by the boy.
wherein he admits being a thief and
tells OF his decision to end his life.
When he disappeared from here the
boy made his way to Prospect Park.
where he took seat on a bench. "A
boy with camera passed. The i'm
pulse to steal the camera seized
young Weinstein. but az few mo-
ments elapsed before he could reach
the boy, the impulse was overcome.
He realized, however, that he could
not always be able to resist. and that
ANAL crimes would lead TO larger
ones.
Death Rather Than Life Of Crime.
Brooding over this he decided to
end his life. Following are parts Of
the letter:
|
write to you. that when you receive
this letter | will not be here In this
world. BY Saturday. July 4, will be
buried under the ground. 1t will be
nobodys fault but my own. What 1t
was that drew me always to commit
some crime | do not know, but this
! do know must pay for 1t by death.
l always used TO blame my mother.
but now know she was loving and
good mother to me. just as you were
a loving and good father to me. say
| now, with death staring me In the
face that she was the best friend
ever had. 1t was all my fault. When
ran away from the house I did In.
tend to return. l made my way to
Prospect Park, and while seated or
a bench ! saw boy passing with Z
camera. and l felt like taking 1t from
him. SO | thought II l came home
would be drawn again to steal, and
sooner or later l will be arrested. and
then you would have to suffer. 1t II
better sooner than later. Farewell
Your loving son. MOSES.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-08
SET TRANSMISSISSIPPI
CONGRESS DATE FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, July S.-The
Transmississippi Commercial Con
gress definitely has fixed the date for
the San Francisco session for the last
half OF November. Arthur H. Briggs.
vice-chairman OF the executive com
mittee OF the congress. made the an.
nouncement concerning the date for
the session yesterday.
This will be the nineteenth annual
meeting OF this organization and the
session Is expected 10 be OF much
general benefit TO San Francisco.
There was active competition on
the part OF a number OF cities In bid
ding for the congress this year, and
the assurances of the representatives
OF San Francisco that this city would
make an unusual effort to entertain
the delegates won the prize.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-08
Daily Death Lis!

Bauschat IS years, 81 Superior;
heart disease.
Grace Il. Shanklin, Is years, All An
tome: tuberculosis.
Margaret Green. 20 years. 500 Fort
east, senility
John Bankstahl 20 years 204 Wa
terloo: apopleNy.
John A. Williamson. months. o
Porter; commissions.
Stella ShaughneHsy. "a years, House
OF Providence. uremia.
Ellen T.. Il. Beale. 10 months, 1873
Jones; cholera infantum.
Adelfne Cabana, IS years. lii Bran
don: goitre.
Hugh II. Ryan. 81 years. Pontiac
Mich. heart disease
Carl Nelson. A. years. 565 Dequin-
DIRE; nephrltis.
John. II. Thompson. SO years. leo
Chene: cirrhosis Of liver.
Jean r. Grain. 20 years. ITO Phila-
delphia; tuberculosis
John Scram. % years. st. Mary's hos
pital: typhoid fever.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-08
WOMEN STUDENTS GET
BAD BLOW IN RUSSIA

ST. PETERSBURG, July s.--Wom.
en- students in Russia have received
q cruel blow from the minister Of
education, who has decreed that wom-
en- students are I'm future to be ex.
cluded from the universities.
This drastic step has been taken
as means OF thinning the vast army
OF students which is overcrowding the
universities. The entrance OF men
Is TO be made more difficult. while
women are to be barred altogether
from getting a college education.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-08
Right in His Line.

The Leroy (Kan.) Reporter tells
this story about John Z. Watrous OK
Burlington. Kan. one OF the deputy
collectors OF internal revenue:
Travelling along country road. Mr..
Watrous was attracted by frightful
screams coming from a little house
not far from the road. Hurriedly ty.
ing his horse, he ran to the house and
found a little boy had swallowed Q
quarter. and his mother not knowing
what to do, was frantic. Mr.. Watrous
caught tho little fellow by the heels
and, holding him up, gave him few
shakes, whereupon the coin soon drop
ped TO the floor.
We'll. mister" said the grateful
mother. you certainly know how to
get Il out. Are you a doctorT
mo. madam" replied Watrous;
I'm q collector OF Internal revenue"
The Detroit times., 1908-07-08
Fish Full Of Gold.

I saved the life OF great fish the
other day. He weighed 13 pounds.
He. with many others, was imprison-
ed In tributary to the San Miguel.
about 80 years ago. when first the
tailings from the concentrating mills
around Telluride were started on their
Journey oceanward All his brothers
and sisters. less wise than he, perish
ed in an attempt 10 swim down the
river TO escape the hardships Of the
long winters. And he. growing lone
some. made several attempts each
month during all these years 20 es-
cape. but was compelled each time to
return 10 the clear waters OF his pris-
on home 20 avoid surocation. Alas.
however. notwithstanding all his Wis
dom, these trips were slowly bringing
him TO an untimely end For awhile
he was able TO make the concentrates
pass through his gills. which acted as
sort OF miniature concentrating
plant. He overlooked the ,flour-,lke
PARTICLES OF gold which escaped down
/ his throat. eventually lodging In his
vermlform appendix. When | per-
formed an operation upon him found
his appendix to contain eleven ounces
OF fine gold | only charged 1870 for
the operation. which was successful
He soon died OF heart failure. how
ever
The Detroit times., 1908-07-08
Ban on Spanish Tune.

Judge Alum. OF one OF Hayana's cor
rectional courts. fined the manage
ment OF the Albisu theater $50 a few
days ago FOR violating the ordinance
against the playing of the Marcia
de Cadiz" (Cadiz March. There Is
a peculiar but reasonable prejudice
in Cuba against this Spanish march.
II was to that tune. in the days when
Spain ruled the island that the Cuban
patriots marched TO their execution.
SO. when the Independent government
was established, six years ago. a
ban was placed on the march and II
has been seldom heard since then.
Senior Valdes. manager OF the Albisu
theater, explained that the large Span
ish element in the house demanded
the playing OF the Cadiz March, and he
complied TO avoid trouble.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-08
BIRTHS

GIRLS
Harry Tingle. l7l7 Woodward.
Gustave Trick. 303 ST. Aubln.
Charles Nendt. ll7i Concord.
Arthur Lyons. l02 Portland
Alexander Friedman, 5ss Brush.
Peter Dolcamara, IL Mack.
Stephen Guarella. All Watson.
George Weber, 427 Grand River.
Joseph Budey. 4l6 Holcomb
BOYS.
Joseph Dertz sos Garfield.
Marvin Peters, $50 Wheelock
Henry Brandt 1905 Twelfth.
Sidney Newman, rs Watson.
Albert Thill. 1870 Mitchell. (boy anC
GRID.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-08
Marriage Licenses

William Bookie. 80. Detroit; Alice
Collins, %, Bad Axe.
simpson NJ. Kirk. AS. Bergholz o.:
Sue Hartman, 45. Geneva. Ind,
Paul Wiecek, 30, Tekla Stawavk. 10.
Frank Ranch. IS; Amanda Woyie-
choske, 81.
Peter Klupp. 81; Eva Rossmann, rs
Edward Williams. 26 Pearl Bayliffe.
IS.
Henry ]. Zentgrebe. "a Evelyn F.
Pterson. "a
Bolestaw Bavanski 30. Antonnia
Potricka 49,
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES We
supply new and second hand tables
on easy terms Also do all repairing
and furnish supplies at lowest prices.
Call and Inspect our show room or
write for catalogue. established 50
years The Schulenburg Mfg Go, 80
Randolph ST. Detroit.
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DENTISTS.
WE LEAD

When II comes to doing high class den
tai work, The kind that can be safe
~ guaranteed, We have all the facil-
tiles for doing high grade work rap
idly. our 20 years experience shows
us how TO do IL right Our Pt. Rim
Suction English Whalebone Plates.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-08
DENTISTS.

90 10 $500 are world beaters.
OUR PRICES ARE THE VERY LOW
EST. one dollar down Is all you
need 20 pay. Physician I'm constant
attendance. Painless ENtractions Free
BEST DENTISTS CO. Inc,
% Grand River-ave
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BoATs a ENGINES

VICTOR hand forged Automobiles. $3.50
TO $500 strongest machine built. IL
h. D. runabouts.8 passenger, and cars
for light delivery Solid or /pneu-
matte tires Local agents wanted.
Write for catalogue and signed state
ments from customers. Victor Auto
mobile MIG. Co.. st. Louis. No.
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a Timely Tin

Before going, 10 a summer resort
read the chapter on what TO do TO
revive person who has been under
water too long.-ChicagO News.
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d. E D

MUELENHAGEN--Ju 6, 1903, Char
lotte w. Muelenhagen. beloved moth
er of Charles j., Herman. Frank and
Albert Muelenhagen. and Mrs: Julius
Huebner, aged So years. Funeral
from residence. 4S7 Chene-st.. Thurs
day at 2 j. IN. and at St Johns
church. corner Russell and Chestnut
SITS, at 2:30 p. m.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-08

Papa. what Is the person called
who brings you In contact with the
spirit world?" 4
a bartender. son."-Houston Post
The Detroit times., 1908-07-08

s1.ACRE FARM, good soil and build
ings; II mile from Algonac. ST. Clair
river and Rapid Ry.; any thing you
produce brings big money here; price
Si.700; good farms: ! have smaller
and larger farms. Col. Currie. AL
gonac. Mich.