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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-17
OKLAHOMA FOR BRYAN.
Every One of SeVcnty-Hve Counties
So Instruct Delegates

Guthrie, Okla, Feb. 16-In the Demo-
cratic primaries held yesterday 10 elect
delegates to the State convention w. J.
Bryan was indorsed by every one Of the
seventy-five counties.
The delegates were instructed 10 name
an instructed Bryan delegation to the
Denver convention. W. n. Murray, presi-
dent Of the constitutional convention, will
head Oklahoma's delegation. Gov. Has
kel and tho two United States Senator's,
Owen and Gore, with Mr.. Murray, were
Endorsed Tor MISUNDERSTANDING
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CASHIER LOCKED IN SAFE.
North Carolina Bank Robbers Get
Away with Loot.

Charlotte. n. c., Feb. le.-After seeing
his bank looted by four masked men who
had covered him with revoIvers. Cashier
w. c. Whitman was forced 10 enter the
vault and the doors were locked on him
by the robbers. The cashier remained IN
the vault from : O'Clock last night until
10 O'Clock this morning. and when re-
leased WAS nearly dead.
The robbery occurred at Granite Falls.
a large factory town in Caldwell County.
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Hughes To Speak I'm Chicuro.

Chicago, Feb. 1e.-Gov Charles +.
Hughes. Of New York. viii be the guest
of the Union League Club on Washing
IONS Birthday. In The morning he Will
deliver an address at the Auditorium at
1880 O'Clock In the afternoon he will
attend d meeting at the Orchestra Hall
at 2:S0 O'Clock, and in the evening he will
respond 20 toast at banquet OF the
club.
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RIuebirds Sing, Sign of spring

Lancaster. Pa. Feb. 16.-The frst signs
Of an early spring were furnished here
to-day by a flock Of bluebirds that made
its appearance in the western part OF
the city This is the earliest period the
birds have arrived in number Of years.
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CITY EDITOR ENDS LIFE.
Newspaper Man OF Rochester In
haIes Gus in Newark. y. J..

haIes GINS i'm Newark. y. j.
New York, Feb. 16.-Carl Renard.
formerly city editor OF the Rochester
Abend Post, was found dead in a fur
nished room in the home of Joseph Null
bacher at Al Peshine avenue, Newark.
to-day. He had been asphyxiated by IL
Illuminating gas.
County Physician Daniel Elliott made
an investigation. and said that Renard
undoubtedly had committed suicide.
RenaTd WIS fifty years old.
For the last few DAYS Renard seemed
to be melancholy. according 10 neighbors.
and acted strangely. He left a letter
sealed and addressed to Miss Mamie
Renard. CatskiI y Y"
The police forwarded IT,
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Instantly Killed nv Trnin.

Parkesburg. Pa, Feb. ls-Howard c.
Boyd, of Coatesville. was struck by a
train on the Pennsylvania Railroad al
this place last night and instantly killed.
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Al of I'm Dangerous.

Prom the New York Herald.
Secretary Taft. in addressing the grad
uating class at West Point, warned the
young soldiers against "the merry wild
ow." Why the adieetive2
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VII Prescnf a Pictnre-

A picture Of Frances E. Willard will
be presented George Washington Uni
versity by the ~ branch of the
W. c. T. L. at s o'clock tonight in Uni
versity Hail. Addresses will be made bv
Senator Robert s. owen. President
Charles w. Needham, and others.
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The sun., 1908-08-14
FTLLIES FOR BUENOs AYRES.
Twenty OF Them, Two-Year-Olds and Yeap-
fngs. VIII He Shipped by keene.

REGARDING q story that was In circulation
yesterday that James r. Keene and James b
Haggin would ship 100 horses TO Buenos
Ayres on the steamer Velasauez on August 20
for breeding purposes and to be raced there
Mr. Keene said last night:
II do not know anything about Mr., Hag-
gin q plans. but for myself will say that I In
tend to ship twenty fllies yearings and two
year-olds to Buenos Ayres They will be sold
at auction there and will not be raced In my
interests. No race horses Of known quality
will be In the shipment
is It true that you have leased Ralaton
Lodge at Newmarket. England for training
ouartersi" Mr.. Keene was asked
-The report is absolutely without founda-
tion. was the reply Il do not say that will
not raoe some horses In England next year,
but there is no truth in the report that intend
TO operate o large racing stable on the other
side
Mr.. Keene has been racing horses In Eng
land of and on for many years and for that
reason few persons have credited the report
rom the American tracks Mr. Keene will
~sce here next year and viii continue TO breed
pm Stud. As the racing game Is booming at
tracks in the, world. il is natural for Mr.
there 70 10 TO the highest bidder. as there is a
great demand, for thoroughbreds and high
prices are said to be In order.
Mr.. HaRRin. the most extensive breeder In
this country, has hundreds of stations, mares
and yearli1ss at his Elmendorf Stud IN Ken
tucky. and recently II was reported that
owing to tho passage Of the anti-betting bills
at Albany be Intended 10 sell out. lock. stock
and barrel In former years his sale of
yearlinss at Sheepshcad Bay realized large
: amount, but under the present conditions
would prefer to offer his yearlings In some
other country For that reason it is believed
that he VIII also make shipment of some sort
Turfmen who discussed the proposed ship
ment last night said that In their opinion IL
by any means
Messrs, Keene and Haggin are simply
ss{hne RIO OF surplus material. they said
necessary each rear :
The sun., 1908-08-14
PURsLANE WINS AMSTERDAM.
seasram's Colt Takes stake Event at
Saratoga.

SARATOGA, Aug. 13.-J. z. Seagram's Purs-
lane, sto s, won the Amsterdam Selling Stakes
at O mile here to-day. II. p. Whitney's
Fancy, q TO 1. led to the stretch turn, whore
Purslane took command and came homo an
easy winner by two lengths 10 iM 3-s'
Alauda. IL to 1. came from the rhck In the
stretch and took the place from Fancy by
length and a half. Monocle. 10 to s. was
a contender for a while but weakened.
+. A. Forsythe's Jeanne d'Arc. 7 to !. made
all the pace In the handicap for all ages.
seven furlongs, and won with length and
half to spare in 1920 I-5 II. p. Whitneys
Westbury, 0 to s, held the others safe at all
stages and finished In the place length be-
fore John Sanford 3 Adriuche. to2. Dreamer
The steeplechsse at about two miles. was
farce. there were only two starters. Ram,
rod to 20 and Paddy. to 8; Both d senmS setSseS
speed T to Offset the difference and so won the
race y tue lsnEshffb fbs In a9asper az to won
half furionss. He moved up when he reached
the stretch and came home in drive with
three parts Of Length HysI ID made too
back. Rubia Granda. to /. had early speed.
In IncogHito, % 3 to TO- made all the pace in the
home three len stbs in front Of Torenie, 20 2.
in ile IS. Tender and True. 20 to l. was
poH5h John fp E. Madden's Miss Kearney. s to. ,.
breezed home with the last race. for maiden
more puSE than six and 1
}PSets Praetica. T Ito s. James r, Keene's Footpsd,
seoH K shiTa lSS lP plaos four vi snsshs away fhs
slow SLOW track. Notter rode = winner. two SEQ
onds and third. The summaries:
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ROOSEVELT INVITES ATHLETES.
President VIII BE Glad 70 Sec Victorious
Olympic Team at Oyster Bay.

President Roosevelt wants the members Of
the American Olympic team to visit Saga
more Hill, where he will be glad to see them.
he says, ana receive them. In letter yes
terday to the reception committee he stated
that It would be impossible for him TO attend
the celebration on August 20 but that be
would like to see the athletes. Very probably
a date will be arranged and whatever MEM
bers OF the team can be mustered. will make
the trip to Oyster Bay. T. was decided zee. ,s.
younger members of the Presidents. family
TO view the ceremonies from the stand at the
Following Is President Roosevelts letter:
Mt pEAR SIR have been very glad TO hsye been
named honorary president OF The American olympic
reception but y viii not be possible for me 70 60
IL the members Of the team can come out 70 Oyster
BAY shall be sincerely glad 70 sec them here ~
my house and greet them IN .person sincerely
yours, THhopoHh HoossTAT''
Gov. Hughes has notified the committee
that he win arrange for the Naiopal Gpsrd
TO honor the parade. He has sent the follow
ing letter. -' .....s - q
Hon, p. p, MeGepan, Acting noyo,:.
regard 10 the arranrement for meeting the Ameri-
eau athletes who competed at the olympio games.
shali be glad indeed 20 arrange for the partcipe
ton OF the militia In the parade and suGGest that
you take the matter up directly with Gen: Henry.
10 whom your letterhss been referred With high
regard. am very truly yours,
The sun., 1908-08-14
ro-DAY.s CARD FOR SARATOGA.
Six Well Filled Overnight Events Promise
Good Sport.

SARATOGA, Aug. Is,-Ne stake event will
be run tomorrow. but the card has filled we'll.
In a handicap for two-year-olds. flys and Q
hall, furlopss. High Private. Sea cln and
handicap. at a mile. King James, Stamina
and Royal Tourist may 20 vel; In III the
obedient. Col. White and Zipango have
chances.
and Woodcraft possible factors. In the Nth
race. for tEo,year;olds. six furl9ngs. Court
we'll. Maidens will run In the last race, at q
mile with Bar None, Stokes and Chief Brant
perhaps the best. The entries follow:
The sun., 1908-08-14

Ssse on bails-o Norsn. .: on pcrne!. struck ssa
oas-By Noren. sy borns. T. S,s ssSnsGe, NAV. nl..
Grant, KsaSe and srsnsne,d. HIT b, pitcher
Dooish, Magee. wild pitcb-horen, UmpiIe,S..- I,.-
RiGier and Rudderfan. Timo-i hour ana 20 MN
utes Attendsnce-e,6d
sr. LouIs N. LII. Z; CINCINNATI. j.
Sr. Lours Aug. Is--St. Louis opened the ecrise
at home this afternoon by defeating Cincinnati
TO /. Tho eeore:
The sun., 1908-08-14
10000 HONOR OY YOUNG.
All stars and Many Of Them Beats Bosteni
In Eleven Inning Game.

BOSTON. Aug. Is.-Three silver. loving
cups, travelling bag and two big floral
pieces were presented to Cy Young to-day
and about 20 200 persons attended the game
from all over New England to pay tribute
to him. In the fret and fourth innings Bos-
ton scored by timely bits. and wagner's
error and a single by the visitors tied the
made In the eleventh inning on athree bsgGer
by Collins and . single by Coombs The
frst two innings only we're pitched by Young.
The score:
A. Ss.;ss s,sr.,.. SSg.5Ss5ssoiTa !
Shrengost and Mc0uife: Young Burchel Areilsncs
and CriGer and Donohue.
The sun., 1908-08-14
GREAT WEIGHT THROWING.
Flanagan. Rose and walsh Exceed Worlds
Records In Exhibitions.

Special Cable Dtspatch 10 THE SUN.
QUEENSTOWN. Aug. is.-At an exhibition
OF strength on the Promenade Quay here
to-day John j. Flanagan Of the Irish Ameri.
can Athletic Club OF New York put the 50
pound weight 30 feet 8 inches: Ralph Rose
the ie pound shot 81 feet X inches. Walsh
slung the SO pound weight to a height OF 10
feet 81 inches. The exhibition was very
successful.
All the above performances are better than
the existing worlds records, but Il made In
exhibition, as indicated. will not be plaoSo
upon the record books.
The sun., 1908-08-14
GOLF.

s. Se Bsyer won won the ladies' chanplonship ~ the
Hollywood, golf links to-day. defeating Mrs.
A. s. Ross by 2 UP and TO go.
BAR HARBoR. Me-, Aug. Is-The final round
sGr az the RsSS Sey we're pSed h
fifa9ssa ssss of Boston sGsfs
trophy Siyesis also goes @ % to the xihSez For ne
deieated H. B. T., Bradford ot New 2STf
dslp6ia defeated Clifford 4. Cochran Of New
York 5 up and to go In the final for the
Pemetic cup.
POLAND spnrSos. Me-. Aug. Ia;-On account
Of the large entry In the Pohnd Springs
SEX 6Skef fqa Sesaom as Club
ton tom to Tie Poland springs and the Maine
sSps p r. ief %s..fy rSpsd six Sess
and nd their iirst si matches follow: NV
Haven. % .. slsss; i; NJ Forrest, PSiisds phi..
& .s Aaesl = s Es5sss ,ssss ~ 9 ai Psai
Harrison, HonteIaiI, "a :s-% Hiram Rlshsrs. .,,
ssIa's e G fws vi Sorssnd d.tssn e. as
HsiTiss9 HsisS1s eGns.s r Asyssra A H. vsssss acn
f4s. H hopnd"eSosP 1S5 sP5as Ssss hsSss ana
Sg dsisuli RiGts,n beat pl5on sna 4 sSih NJ, Sssi
! ana !; Hohar, beat Mitchell. and Il Travis beat
T. ", Harrison. and l.
p,S NEwPonT: r; L. Aug; p:EMrs R%Syal %
seSe s Rsas f9r COLI SsS sG SuSns ns
sssAsa. i saHRSa 4Sa ysl a rss @ ssa ie e S..
The sun., 1908-08-14
rrrrspuEo, i; cHIcAoo {N. L.l, .
rrrrsbURd
HATED for s.s.,s on The IGis,ii ais,s Isslaa

.Batted for Siarle on the ninth inning.
fBatted for SheokArd In the ninth inning.
eliisssS5. eSSisssS...;..:..:.:.:.d ..:,:.ad SSSSS&a
-PIttsburg-Th mas. Two base hit-storke.
Tinker Ia, Evers wilson. Double pisy-Reuibach.
Evers and Chance. First base on bsls--0n Reui.
bach T. Struck out--By Leiheld, ~ Wild pitch
Lelneid. Omplres-Johnstono and Emslie, 1tme--
1 hour and - minutes. Attendance-<6B
rHnApElRHIA IN. L.. :. BOSTON IN. L.,
port Moren shut out Boston to-day. 10 o. TIE
The sun., 1908-08-14
Brooklyn Crickcters Win.

With margin OF 90 runs and three wickets
still undisposed of. the Brooklyn Cricket Club
yesterday defeated the team Of the New York
Veterans at Prospect Park; W; =; Jackson
making top score OF the game IN well pleyed
innings OF 81. He also did well with the 5%sll. pa
capturing two wickets for ~ runs. Ihe
totals were Brooklyn G. G., 1874 Tor seven
wickets; y. Y. Veterans, ~.
The sun., 1908-08-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

No Games FOR the Teams-NoW HoFKs HsVo
New Outnelder.
No games were played In the American
League yesterday. The teams were on their
way Fest. where they begin their third series
to-day. Orth. Ball. Sweeney and Blair OF
the Now Yorks saw tho game ut the Polo
Grounds yesterday and between innings
ruminated on what might have been Inc
HIghlanders are 10 be reinforced by, new
outfelder to-day. McIlveen OF the Newark
club, who has been called the best outnelder
in the Eastern League" will make his debut
on the plateau and try 10 brace up the totter-
ing Hilltoppere.
The sun., 1908-08-14

Koneeeny. sss' i, Gpsiehsnsy. o!nssnst kanss, I.
Kcnetchy. Sscri6ce hii-Konetchy. Double pNays az
Psske and Mclean Belly Ssssss eSa cS.Ies ks
Hi by pitohcr-By VolE, I, First base on balls,
oa nssbs. og vol. ssrTcn a,. Ss,Us Udssotnssa Ssss
Umpire-Klem. Tino-l hour and % minutes
The sun., 1908-08-14
NEW YORKS BACK IN FORM
PLAY UPHILL GAME AND DE-
FEAT THE BROOKLYNS.

Pitching Switch From Ames 70 Mathewson
Necessary 70 Garry the Day-fitts'
burgs shut Out the Chicagos. ouakers
Blank Bostons, Cardinals Beat Reds.
The Now York Nationals were back In form
yesterday and battled their way to victory
over the Brooklyns. The Pittsburgs mean
while were paying tho Chicagos back In their
own coin. Having inflicted ehutout on the
Pirates the day before. the champions had
to take one from the leaders In the second
tussle Of the series. The Philadelphias white
washed the Bostons and the st. Louis Cardi-
nails overcame the Cincinnati Reds The
Eastern teams are of for another invasion
of the West, their last visit to that section
this year, and when they return we shall
know more about the pennant chances OF
the New Yorks and Philadelphias. not to
mention the Pittsburgs and Chicagos. The
results:
New York. 81 Brooklyn, o.
The sun., 1908-08-14
Southern League.

At New orlcans-New Orleans. z: Memphis, O.
At Nashvie-Atlanta. 8: Nashville, ..
Al Mcntgomery-Ffrst gamc-Montgomery, Z
BiTmin gham. ]. Second game-Montgomery, q
Al Mobie"Mobiie. ;; Little Rock.
The sun., 1908-08-14

Mahiins. ]. Toronto-Gettmsn, !; Two base hits
pevoIe: Mullen. Three pa.s shis.MahiinG: sscr-
Stolen Ss.saashi'nE Tis. base On Ssn,- ss,lsao 4
Wild pitches-Mueier /: Rudoiph, l. Passed bsu..
Stansge. First base On errors.Toronto, l. LETT
Weidonsaul Phyie and Whitney Umpire-xurray.
Tme-S hours. Attcndsnce--f,ooo.
yxRssT crrr Q; NoNrRSAL. I.
JEasEY CrrY, Aug. ia-Montrcal, with Pitcher
Bob Wicker on th. mound. proved easy picking
The sun., 1908-08-14
TrS-StAte League,

A. ReAding-Reading, 10. Lancaster. T.
A. Atoona-Altoona, g. Johnstown. !.
A. Trenton-First gam e-Trenton, 3 Whining
ton, I. Second esme-Trenton. a Wiiming.o .on, l.
AZ Observation-Disclosures 7: Harrisburg, B.
The sun., 1908-08-14

A. Anneapolfs-Lo !: Minneapolis, O.
AZ St. Paul-lndianapofis, Q; st. Paul, !. 7
. A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Q; Milwaukee, Z.
The sun., 1908-08-14
New York State League
South Atlantic I,eague

Al wfikeebsrre-Binrh rhsmton. !: wiIkesbarre, o.
Az Scrsnton--Scranton, 4 Syracuse. I.
Al Eimira-Aibany, & ElmirA, l.
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Cotton States League.
American Assocl.taer

A. yackson--Jackson.& !: Vicksburg, o.
Il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q columSTs, o.
The sun., 1908-08-14

A. Autusta-Ssvannsh, 2; Augusta, 1.
Al Coiumbia-Columbis. 81 Charleston. ..
The sun., 1908-08-14

Az Brockton-worcester, I; Brockton. o.
AZ WHaverhill--Haverhill, .: all River, O.
AtLynn-F1rst xsme-Lynn. 4 Lowell. 5. Sec
ond Rame-Lynn. D: Lowell. l.
AZ Lawrence-First game-Lawrence, u New
Bedford, T. Second game-Lawrencc T. New Bed
ford. o.
The sun., 1908-08-14

Good start; won easily; Miss Keamcy. b. T.. 9
BY Planudes-Courtplaster: owned and trained by
J. u. Madden,
The sun., 1908-08-14
English Athletic Team May visit Canada
This Fan.

laid here by j. H. Crocker. who managed
the Canadian Olympic team, 10 bring an
English athletic team t2 Canada this fall,
pISbably In september: The lean as planned
The sun., 1908-08-14
NEW yoRx.

New Yori..............o Yoi..............o .S
Observation-Disclosures I; Lewis 1; Sheehsn, ].
NeS York.Donlin i Seymour, = y. Barry. !; brd,
bsses-Sew York. "a; brooklyn, 5. First base on
Salis-on McIn,ire, y on Bell 4 Struck ou..By
Three base hits-bonlln. Hummei Two base hits
Donlln. sheehan, Msloney; Sacrifice hits-HerIog,
plAys-Deyln and Tepnsy; Aathewson, Hersog and
Tenney: Bndwell and Hsrzog Lewis, Hummei and
BY Mathewson. !; by Mclntire. ). Hi,s-0n Atnes,
In two innings; on Mathe1eon. In seven innings;
10 In eta and two third innings Umplre-0'Day.
Ttme-i hour and % minutes. At'endance-6oo
PrrTsBuEo, l: CHICAGO N. L., O. -t
PrTTsBuRo, Aug. lS-In one OF the prettlest
pitchers battles ever here the Pttsburgs shut
out Chicago this afternoon to o. he score:
The sun., 1908-08-14

EASTERN LEAGUE.

NEwARK. q roRoNro.i
Newark let loose batting rally Ia the eighth
inning OF the game with Toronto at Newark yester-
The sun., 1908-08-14

oroG. /; Fox. i: Gssinsyer, l. loniresi-WlcEer. !.
Frss base On efreI..1srsey CITY, i Morsreel; 9
base On balh-of Mason. T. Struck out-7By Meson.
.. Two base hits.Dean, Merritt Woodi Cast
meyer. Casey. Double pleys-Shaw and Merritt
-Gastmeyer and Merritt. wild pttch-wicker. um.
pire-Black. Ttme-i hour and 70 minutes Attend
ance-eo0,
AT PROVIDENCE
Rochester. o o o IL
Providence. o. 900 l 49,
batteries -Dussleby and Erwin; Glaze and
Peterson. '--.-,
n n. r.
Bufalo............,o 1-oW !
Baltimore. o. OIL
Batteries--K Kissinger and Archer and Ryan; Pea
son. Schmidt and Byers.
The sun., 1908-08-14
Heaten LNAGue
New Epgland League.

Az Omaha-LAncoln, .: Omaha. 1.
Al Pueblo-Pueolo. II: Des Aoines, o,
The sun., 1908-08-14

s.s s:.'st4 Ii;sss z q ss:ls.a .'.'
The sun., 1908-08-14

LoSo BRANCH, n. j.. Aug ls.-Mrs. Edward
s. Bayer won the ladies' championship Of tn
Hollywood golf links to-day. defeating Mrs
A. s. Ross by UP and to go.
The sun., 1908-08-14

Good start; won easily; Purslane. ch. G.. =. by
watercress-Flavane; owned by ]. e. Seagram;
trained by p. T. Lttleneld. s..
SIXTH RACE.
For maiden tyo-yeAr- -olds, $500 added. sig fur
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
Exports for the Orient

The Japanese steamer Hongkoug Maru sailed
FOR Hongkong and way ports via Honolulu on
Tuesday with general merchandise cargo, valued
at sos, 49,, exclusive of treasure and to be
distributed as follows: For Japan, $IS6, 1S6; /;
China, S57, ,s94; Korea 6045; East Indies
81 $780, Siam, $40; Egypt. 5000.
The principal exports and their destinat tions
were follows:
To Japan-15,516 lbs sugar 2,TS4 gals wine,
1890 lbs raisns. 1875 lbs dried fruit. 232 lbs
cheese, 234 lbs nuts, 120 lbs lard. IL pkgs fresh
fruits cs canned goods, 400. 716 lbs tobacco,
126 rolls and 10 cs leather, 1907 bales cotton,
q cs boots and shoes, pkgs agricultural i'm
plements 13 pkgs drugs. pkgs machinery, 25
bbls and 20 cs oil, 105 pkgs paints 10 bbls tar.
To China-10.450 lbs dried fruit, 795 lbs
raisins, $50 gals wine, 2, ,260 lbs sugar, l 1,945
lbs and cs meals, 1.549 lbs coffee. 16 cs
salmon cs honey. $40 lbs bread. Is cs baking
powder, $50 lbs lard. 300 lbs nuts. IL pkgs
potatoes and onions, PIT cs canned goods, 4,61J
lbs and cs cheese. 297 pkgs fresh fruits, 1900
lbs Goldfish, 4T9 lbs beans, 1.10o bales cotton
domestics. II pkgs tank material IL pkgs iron,
131 cs sewing machines, l automobile parts.
To Korea-i10 sewing machines, % boiler
tubes, pkgs paints 9 cs canned goods 500
lbs coffee, 800 lbs salt. 245 lbs meals, 81 pkgs
groceries and provisions.
To the East Indies--243 cs canned goods, PIC
es salmon, 10 pkgs machinery.
To Vladivostok-34 625 lbs dried fruit 6lC
lbs rasins $500 lbs bread. 450 es canned goods
153 rolls leather, j harness.
To Philippine islands-330 lbs dried fruit 10
salmon. % canned goods. 13 pkgs ma
chinery 23 IS boots and shoes. pkgs drugs.
10 Siam-114 canned goods, 10 salmon.
To Egypt-6o cs canned fruit.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
TAKE THEIR TINE
TOlOOT RESIDENCE
Burglars Get $4,000 Worth of
Jewelry and Plate From the
Home of g. w. Bishop

Entering through rear window,
which apparently had been forced with
a Jimmy, burglars stole $4,000 worth
of jewelry and silver plate Tuesday
from the home of George w. Bishop,
who lives aT 1889 Oak street.
When Bishop and his wife returned
home at about o'clock Tuesday night
they found the rooms in great confu-
sion. Drawer contents were scattered
all over the tables, chairs and floor.
Almost every portable thing of value
had been taken. The police were noti-
fed at once.
In walking through the house upon
their return Bishop and his wife found
rear window wide open. later ex-
animation disclosed marks pointing to
the use of a jimmy in forcing the
frame This window had evidently
been used in getting in and out of the
residence.
Owing to the fact that Tuesday
was their servants day off the Bishops
went downtown to dinner About Z
o'clock they returned and discovered
their losses.
With the servant absent and Bishop
downtown with his wife, the burglars
had plenty of room and time in which
to operate. That they took full ad-
vantage of this is shown in the clean
sweep of valuables which they made.
The burglars left no traces behind.
making clean getaway. as we'll as a
clean sweep. The police are working
on the case.