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Evening journal., 1909-07-21
WRIGHT READY
FOR THE TESTS
Record Breaking Flight En-
cOurages Brothers for
the Official Trials

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, July 21-With his
aeroplane perfectly turned" up and
the bearings of the motor thoroughly
polished off by reason Of the tests OF
the past week. eliminating in his last
nights record breaking flight of one
hour, 20 minutes and 40 seconds, Or
vile Wright is to-day preparing for
the official trials, according to the
specifications laid down by the signal
corps Of the army. These are: An
endurance fight OF one hour, and
speed flight of ten miles along a
straight away course of five miles and
return. Although there is some diff
ference OF opinion as 10 whether the
specifications require the presence Of
two persons in the aeroplane during
these official flights. It is understood
that Orville will not stand upon
technicalities, and \that he win take
one Of the signal corps officers. prob
ably Lieutenant Foulois, with him. 1t
is possible that he may attempt the
endurance test this afternoon. He is
allowed three trials on each proposi-
tion.
The fact that Oryille is a real human
being, which some OF his critics have
doubted, was demonstrated last night,
when after he had been flying SO min.
utes, and therefore had broken the
record OF his American competitor,
Glenn II. Curtiss, he began TO cut di-
does In the air Three times sue
cesslvely, he made figure SIS over the
parade ground, the first he had at
tempted since last fall. II was simply
Orville's way of telling the crowd of
5000 people below, that "there are
others Having given Curtiss some
thing 10 think about, Oryille resumed
his customary dignity, and thereafter
did not swerve from his usual right 10
left oblong course.
In all the machine travelled as far
as from Washington TO Baltimore. As
Wilbur expressed il afterwards, IL was
equivalent to flying across the English
Channel and back again without stop
ping.
Evening journal., 1909-07-21
fight
WITH HIPPOS
coniinned Trom Flrat l.nge.

&1nlNnAtu flhul NAAhl iEN
Colonel Roosevelt had been gone so long
that his party in camp here had grown
alarmed and had put out In a launch 20
search for him. There was much anxiety
in camp as the hours sped by and neither
Colonel Roosevelt nor the searching
launch was found or heard from.
At 3 o'clock this morning however the
launch arrived back in camp. There had
been no sleep among the members of the
party and they were all on the beach at
the first sound OF the launch's return.
Colonel Roosevelt had declared, when
the launch came up TO him in the tar
end of the lake, that the hippos he
had killed in his deadly struggle were
too fine to lose He insisted that they
should be towed back to camp and
it took the launch several hours to
tow them In. where they were eagerly
seized upon by the Smithsonian mem-
bers who declared they We're the fin
est secured during the entire hunt.
Colonel Roosevelt's narrow escape
from death and the time taken up in
towing the hippos back TO camp had
delayed his trip to Nairobi and he will
not start for that point until tomorrow
morning. He will remain there for
some time.
Had a Close Call.
While Colonel Roosevelt is not in
clined 10 magnify his dangers in his
encounters with the hippos the native
boatmen declare they have been in
many close situations. but that this
was the closest. The hippos. they say
were in a savage mood and there would
have been no escape had the boat been
overturned They attribute their es-
cape to Bwana Tumbos GOODNESS and
splendid sohoting. together with his
sagacity i'm selecting the leader Of the
school as his FIRST victim.
Edmund Heller a member Of the
Roosevelt party. Sunday killed an inn
mense leopard which had been caught
in trap near the Roosevelt camp.
Evening journal., 1909-07-21
Big STORM OFF
TEXAS COAST

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
GALVESTON, Tex, July 21-water
is coming over the new sea wall to-
day before a 4s mile wind. The
barometer is low. 1t is feared that d
serious flood may result.
WASHINGTON, July 2t-The
Weather Bureau to-day issued the fol-
lowing bulletin:
"A report received by the Weather
Bureau from Galveston states at 1920
this morning tho Gulf was high and
rising. and the water in the western
portion Of the city was several feet
deep. At that hour the barometer
stood at 1854 incres and was falling
rapidly. Tho wind was from the north
east. and blowing at q rate Of "A miles
an hour. with a maximum from The
northeast Of 50 miles.
"The storm that is approaching the
Texas coast was first sighted last Sat
urday over the Caribbean Sea and be-
ginning that date shipping interests
have been advised daily regarding its
advance over the Gulf of Mexico
Evening journal., 1909-07-21
SHOT HIS WIFE'S
COMPANION

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
SCRANTON. Pa. July 21-B Believing
that his wife, from whom he had
parted was unfaithful TO him, Amos
G. Blakesloe 80, an iron worker. burst
through window IN his home late
last night and brushing aside his wits,
confronted Garrot S. Berry. the gen.
eral manager Of the A. w. Schrator
Bottling Company, who was in the
room. After an exchange of words
and sunie Biakeslee shot Berry to
death. Blakesiee surrendered.
1.-THE big bully was too friendly with
my wife" he said. Il was armed be-
cause / wanted to protect myself if
Berry attacked me. I was going 10
catch him and then tell his wife on
him; ] did not intend to kin him"
Berry leaves a wife and family.
Evening journal., 1909-07-21

Am. Lccomoti 6s3t Rock Island s6I
Anal. Copper. sax st. Paul ...I5s%
Am. Smelling e4H Southern Pac 1884
Am. Sugar Coi27 = South. Com. 3I%
Atch. T. q S. iI7% Union PacifIaSk
B. & o.. II9A IL. S. ST. Com IN
Brooklyn r. I. 7SHlU S. st. ProiI76A
Cenl Leather 5211lWabash Pref s6H
Ches. & Ohio. 79H Western Unio 75H
Denver & r. G48z Asphalt Com. "a
Erie Common SIX Cambria Steel43Is
Erie. Ist pfd ...54% Elee. OF Amer. I78
Louisville & \ T47ILehlgh Nav. 1854
Missouri Pac.. 81 Leh. Valley sos
Mo. Kan & Te, 42lNthern Sen1Io4H
N. Y. Central 1855 Phila. Rap. 2e4
Nor. Paeinc .. 1857 Phila. Compaa 4IM
Norfolk West. o45sl Phila. Electric IA
Peoples Gas II6KlTonopah 6L
Pennsylvania misunderstanding. SS
Reading I544
Evening journal., 1909-07-21
STUNG, He SUES BEE OWNER
Fields Claims His Neiehbor Gilmore
Should Pay Damages.

W1NSTED. Conn. July 2l.-Justice
OF the Peace c. r. Atwood OF Water
town has a novel law point 20 decide.
IL is. il a mans bees sting one of his
neighbors can the latter collect dam
ages from the bee owner?
Frank Gilmore keeps several hive
Of bees. His neighbor Charles Fields,
who has ben stung by them on his
own premises, has brought suit against
Mr. Gilmore. Beekecpers throughout
the State awaist the Justices decision
with interest. There is a State law
against live stock trespassing. but mono
against bees.
Evening journal., 1909-07-21
BAND COMMITTEE
IS AFTER CASH
Appoints Solicitor to Call on
Merchants That Concerts
May be Continued

AT a meeting OF the Municipal Band
Committee held ia the office OF Mayor
cidod to appoint a solicitor who VIII
call upon business mon and others 20
secure SUFFICIENT money TO continue the
band concerts IN the public parks,
started two weeks ago.
George Stidham. resident OF the
seventh ward was engaged for this
purpose and he will bc clothed with
authority 10 solicit such funds. Another
collector win be appointed to assist
HIM
The public has not responded as
literally as was expected said Mayor
spruance today and IN order 10 se-
cure the necessary funds Il Is necessary
20 make "a canvas
Evening journal., 1909-07-21
entertained Friends.
sDecIal b TnE EvENINo JouRNAl

''' ~ $500 - '%-fA-fN "cohNNA
sEAFORD, Del, July 2l-A1iss Grace
Brown entertained q number Of her
friends OF her home on Pine street last
evening in honor 9f her guest, Miss Mar
garetto watson, OF Wilmington Those
present werci Misses Roberta O. Bur-
ton, Helen Coulbourn. Ruth Hardesty.
Elsie Benson, Ruth sewell. Theresa
Nicholson, Catherine Melvin, Of Laurel;
Miss Mae Causey Of Wilmington; the
Misses Rawlins. OF New York City; VIII
liam Moore. william Parsons. Ashby
shipley, Joseph Williams Howard -Cal-
loway, Leroy Hurley william Adams, Of
Cannon, and G. G.. Thompson
Evening journal., 1909-07-21
NEGRO ATTACKS GIRL.

opeclei 70 Atth EVENING JOURNAL
SEAFORD, Del. July M.-Stoaling
quietly In his night clothes 20 the home
OF his sweetheart. Miss Ina Ownoy. Ciar-
ence Quail, colored erected entrance to
her home, and upon finding the girl Sleep
ing In bed with her mother attempted
TO attack her. The mother screamed and
he then commanded her 20 be quiet. The
father was attracted TO the scene and he
with nelghbors armed with shot guns
drove Qauil from tho premises. Quail
was arrested and upon being arraigned
before Magistrate Stengic was held for
court az the county jail.
Evening journal., 1909-07-21
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE Two
furnished or unfurnished rooms for
housekeeping at once; West side pre-
ietrSd: ADDRESS r., Journal Office.
EOuND-POCKETBOOK ON EAST
tourth street Owner can have same
pz proving property and paying for this
sTEvENsoN's RESTAURANT
jy2l-lt. ga East Iso,,r,b -
WILL BOARD TWO RESPECyrAFr. y,
caslrls' y per week. M-l0, journal
1.l o..les, jy2i-Imo-eod
For SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
property, farm OF 20 acres Great
opportunity for some one wishing a ds~
5ira9le location with small capital. ~
r. PARK & CO., 2l3 W. 10Th 81.
Evening journal., 1909-07-21
pealh Of oarrett S. smIth. Jr.

Garrett 5. Smith, Jr.. son Of Garrett
S. Smith, money-ordcr clerk I'm the
local postonico ana "a student Of Dela-
ware College died In Boston yesterday
morning. His father was present Of
his death. The seung man had been
in for several weeks of typhoid fever.
The body arrived in Wilmington this
morning ana the funeral will take
place on Thursday afternoon. inter-
mcnt win bo made IA Mt. Salem GENE
terry
Evening journal., 1909-07-21
Docs Runninn Am,loL

Supposed mad dog scares are the rage
now In several Of the small towns through
out the state Al Newport canine amucl
hit dogs belonging to W. t. Duff. John
Cunningham and II. B. Miller. The dog
was shot later on by Richard b. King and
Harry Lyman, both Of Newport
Last week IN the vicinity OF Marshallton
another mad dog was seen.
Evening journal., 1909-07-21
salvation Army outing.

The Salvation Army outings for
needy children yesterday was biz
success. Five hundred children were
AIKEN to Washington Park over the
Wilson line and We're treated to re-
freshments and given an opportunits :
to play 70 their hearts content. Anoth-
er excursion viii be given shortly TO
Brandywine Springs.
Evening journal., 1909-07-21
PIunaed $50 Eeet . peath.

SCRANTON. Pa, July 2i.-By the
jolung OF carriage on which they
stood while making repairs TO a sheave
wheel az the top Of the breaker Charles
Lewis, a blacksmith and his helper.
gohn Hall, were hurled $50 feet 60
oesth in Storr's No. shaft The bodies
OF the men were terribly mulated.
Evening journal., 1909-07-21
Cut Wife's Throat, Shot Himself.

HARTFORD. Conn. July Elm q
.ht Of Jealousy William Arnold, aged
80. cut his wife's throat with a razor
here early today and then shot HIM
self through the head with revolver.
Arnold died on his way 20 the hospital
and his wife Is in a critical condition.
Evening journal., 1909-07-21
CHAMBER Undertakes
No. 7l4 w. Ninth street

No. 71t W. Ninth Street
Careful attention day or uisax
Bodies in Boarding Houses. Hots,s
and Hospitals removed and cared Tor
until claimed. Carriages Furnished
Appointments frst-clsss. Both Phonea
Evening journal., 1909-07-21
Photoqrsphie Studio Repainted.

Tho j. Paul Brown Studio at No.
6l7 Market street has been completely
renovated and repainted. Maroon and
white is the color scheme throughout
the studio. which has an extremely at
tractive appearance.
Evening journal., 1909-07-21
conoert at Hookessln.

For the benefit OF HoclSessin Grange
No. 4. 2. of H.. the Southern Glee
club win give concert in Hockessin
Hall on Saturday evening.
Evening journal., 1909-07-21
Commissions Fix Meetino Tir,es

The commission appointed to CON
denim Clayton street between Fourth
and Lancaster avenue viii meet On
Monday afternoon. The Race street
commission win meet in the Council
chamber on Tuesday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1909-07-21
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL
Stock Markets

Closing quotations from r. D.
Laekey G. Co., Bankers and Brokers,
members Philadelphia Stock Exchange,
s43 Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1909-07-21
Iannoh 10 he Rennired.

Tho launch Delaware in use as a
boarding boat by the Collector of Port
at Lewes was brought TO this city yes
terday for repairs.
Evening journal., 1909-07-21
soott Rrotherhood Meetinn.

The brotherhood Of Scott NJ E.
Church will hold its monthly business
meeting tomorrow night I'm the lecture
room OF the church.
Evening journal., 1909-07-21
Letters crantsd

Register Of Wills Walker TODAY
granted letters Of administration to
Emma Chambers on the estate Of Annie
L. Thompson.
Evening journal., 1909-07-21
roNIcHT's BAND CONCERT.

Tonights concert Of the First In
fantry Band will be given I'm Della
more Park in the southwestern sec
ton Of the city
Evening journal., 1909-07-21
DEATHS.


Mary {. Keene. ~o'o'o"c""-
Mary {. Msckim.
willard F. Handy
Garrett S. Smith, Jr.
Alice &. Lesg.
Josephine II. Maokim.
Il tiANbl xs,,,is; In this city. on July %. 1907.
Hanb,, 49, =, S9n or Homer and Gertrude
IP1eiiog, aged "a months.
t,s.,s,laSves ana friends Of the family are
th,iisi'eo his ga 70 attend the funeral services at
street P"ieli's . sy residence, No. S27 Madison
VSI on thursday afternoon, July 22ud
az 4 O'Clock. Interment at Wilmington
end snq, ,I3r IB3rrandywine Cemetery.
S1dd ,ada h;--At Boston, MassA on July 10th,
and Sadie r. Smith. in his 18th year.
helatiVes and friends OF the family are
invited 70 attend the funeral services at
west Thirtieth street. on Thursday az
tefnoon, July 22nd. at o'clock. inter-
ment at Mt. Salem Cemetery.
LEGG.-ln this city, on July 20th 1900
Alice r., wife Of James S. Legg, in her
3lst year.
Relatives and friends Of the family are
her late residence. No. 206 jefferson
street on Saturday afternoon, July 2fth.
at o'clock. lnterment at Silverbrook
MAcKiM-In this city. July 20. 1909.
Josephine H., daughter Of Charles II
and Mary E. Mackim, aged months
RELATIVES anu llltAlNo tIt invited to At
tend the funeral Thursday afternoon al .
o. M from the residence Of her parents
No 61i Lombard street. Interment al
Cathedral Cemetery.
NAcKIAI-In this city, July 20 1902. Jose
phine IT,. daughter OF Charles ]. and
Mary T.. Mackim age months.
Funeral private Thursday afternoon from
the residence OF her parents. eli Lombard
street. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.
MARY T., youngest daughter OF Henry
NJ and Addle V. keene, aged rs
years.
Funeral services strictly private at the
residence OF her parents. No. l0l6 Ben
nett street, on Thursday. july % In
terment at West Nottingham. Md.
Evening journal., 1909-07-21
Grain Market

Reported daily by ?. D. Laekey a
Co.. bankers and brokers, member,
Philadelphia Stock Exchange, s4s Mar
ket ST.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-15
Dun's Weekly Review

NEW YORK, May AR. G. Dun q Co s
Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow will say:
Further significant improvements have been
made in iron and steel, and as they form a
great basic trade this goes far toward estab-
fishing the long desired readjustment of the
whole industrial situation This and the bet
ter weather for both agriculture and mercau-
tile interests are the weeks most important
trade developments. A marked optimistic
feeling therefore prevails in most branches OF
business, in spite of the fact that the unset
Ting tariff debate continues, not having vet
reached its last stage-that Of the conference
committee.
The notable event of the week in goods has
heen the reduction in staple prints, led by
the leading producers The decline proved to
be more radical than anticipated, although
opinions in the trade vary as to their prob
able duration In the wooden goods division
advances continue in many lines, especially
worsteds The yarn market is Irregular low
prices brought out some business. The shoe
trade is expected to increase as shoe buyers
are confronted with a rapidly advancing hide
and leather market. Western country hides
are also showing pronounced strength. while
foreign dry hides have kept pace with the
advances secured on domestic green sailed
stock
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-15
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

Home preferred was the only stock traded in
outside Of the oil issues in a fairly lively mar
ket.
Bond issues were strong. Associated fell off
little and closed 9415 bid. Five bonds were
offered down to 96 during the morning. san
Diego Home is down to Il bid. If the bonds
could be had at that figure 1t would make them
earn over Z per cent money invested.
Bank stocks were unchanged.
Industras were stronger in spots. Edisons
were fairly actice. preferred advancing l point
in bid and the common 4 point Home issues
were stronger Preferred handled at 3d.
and stock looks more healthy. Tuesday or
Wednesday of next week will probably throw
seine light on where this company really
stands to its revenue.
Oil prices show decline in most ali issues,
Associated and Olinda were the most active
Union is getting weaker each day. There were
several brokers with orders to sell so shares of
this stock. which had depressing effect on
the stock Yesterday 1t closed $102 80 at Sl03 80
Morning sales-30 Home pfd. at 50; 40 Asso
ciated Oil at $685. 1000 Blliken Oil at 1879 1000
al 1875 1000 at 1874; 1000 Olinda Land at ri;
10000 at 1854.
Afternoon sales-2oo0 Biliken Oil at 1s34 5000
at 10; 1000 at 1S12; 1000 at 1S9s 1000 Central Oil
at 50; 1000 Olinda Land IS. 800 at 251a; 1000 at
267s; 10 Home pfd. at $50 l2l2.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-15
NEW YORK STOCK
AND BOND MARKET

NEW YORK, May 14.--Prlces were high to-
day at the stock exchange but the selllhg
under covering to realize profits was pushed
steadily and persstently The market was
undermined and turned weak after show or
strength in the first hour that was more con-
sistent and comprehensive than at any time
previously this week
The leading speculative stocks all moved up
ward in concert in contrast with the Irregular
and conflicting movement Of recent days. Ihere
are prominent examples in the list of STOCKS
that have touched record prices this Week
Such speculative leaders as Union Pacihc
Southern Pacific, Reading and Steel are within
q few points of the highest prices ever reached
The spectators seem to have decided that IA
vorable signs In business furnish an advantage
GUS opportunity to harvest the profits accrued
in the stock market.
That was the only apparent motive Tor the
heavy liquidation today. The news of rains
in the southwest regarded as affording I'M
portant relief from the threatened harm to the
crops and the optimistic estimate Of the crop
s4utiook from Chairman James ]. Hill Of the
Great Northern received good deal Of con-
sderation Heavy sales Of copper were re-
ported.
Foreign influences were favorable to the mar
ket. London advices point to some borrowing
there for New York account in spite of the
command by London of American gold supplies
Strength in foreign exchange pointed to further
gold exports Bonds were irregular. Total
sales par value, $3.50 900; government bonds
were unchanged on call.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-15
Bradstreet's Review

NEW YORK, May 14.-Bradstreets tomorrow
will say: Irregularity still characterizes the
trade crop and industrial situation. In indus
trial lines the consensus of reports is that fur
Their improvement has been registered, especially
in the iron and steel, coal, coke, wooden manu-
featuring and leather trades. Building Is
active and lines of trade catering TO this in
dustrv are feeling beneficial effects Eastern
shoe factory orders ON hand are below normal.
Sole leather is active, supplies well controlled
and prices frmer with union sole lie up. Upper
feathers are also more active. Business failures
in the United states for the week ending May
IA were 224 against 214 last week, PSI in like
week of 1908 1874 in 1907, 1el in 1906 and 191 in
1905 Canadian failures for the week number
n against % last week and % in the like week
Of 1905 Wheat. including -four, exports from
The United states and Canada for the week
ending May IS aggregate 129s,0OO bushels,
against l. 452, 1853 last week and 27OlsOe this
week last year. Corn exports for the week
we're 1871, PAL bushels, against 26s,7S4 last week
and 1922 go In 1908.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-15
Neqro Anqers southerners

WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE pres-
ence today of William I. Vernon, the
negro registrar of the treasury, in the
restaurant of the house building
aroused the ire of several southern
representatives in the house, who COM
planned to the management. There is
talk of filing protest with the speaker.
The members who noted the presence
of Mr.. Vernon and a companion OF
his in the restaurant were Representa-
tives Chandler of Mississippi, Dies and
Garner of Texas Stanley of Kentucky.
and Sims of Tennessee.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-15
CHICAGO GRAIN

Special service to The Herald by Dick Bros.
G. Co. members Chicago Beard of Trade Brad
bury building. Los Angeles.
CHICAGO, May 14.-It bull day In
wheat. There was a general disposition at the
opening to work for a break in prices because
OF the general rainfall over the southwest and
especially The good rains in Kansas. Thete
was considerable profit ticking by holders on
the swell. Offerings of wheat the first hour
were taken by groups of strong houses our
MIR. Ingiis continues to report unpronising
conditions for the crop in Missouri and por-
tons of Kansas. Reaction must he expected on
the break and we favor the buying side.
Receipts here running very light. Chicago is
practically without stocks Of corn except pos
sibly 100000 bushels in private houses. Cash
corn prices in all the leading markets con
tinue very fancy. Talk of a concentrated hold
ing of May corn here, which sellers cannot de-
liver
Action Of prices in oats is much the same
as in corn The market is likely to fall
quickly from any oVersold spot.
The shortage in hog receipts for the week
will be important Buying Of lard temporarily
was good character by strong local interests
About the only selling of importance was in
the profit taking.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-15
California Dried Frult Prices

NEW YORK. May H.-Evaporated apples
are unchanged with fancy quoted at sqahc;
choice. 7G72sc; prime. 6d6iac; common 10 fair
5a5s4c. Prunes are being taken in a moderate
way by iobbers and holders are less disposed to
shade prices. Quotations range from 2Apl2c
for new crop California fruit and from 6lsqsc
for Oregons 40-50s to 20-S0s. Apricots are firm.
demand being good Choice 9d10Ac; extra
choice, t0l2d10a4c; fancy, 1td13c Peaches are
steady on spot although advices from the coast
suggest an easier condition in the primary
markets Choice, Gd64c. extra choice, $40
6&c; fancy, 70si6o Ralsins are unchanged,
with spot quoted loose mrscatels 3lsd4lsc;
choice to fancy seeded. 44d6c; seedless SAG
sac; London layers 1i5d12o.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-15
Bank clearinas Increase

Although bank cearings in California for the
week ending Thursday not as large as in
the preceding week. the figures show big
gain over the corresponding period of one year
ago Los Angeles cearings amounted to SlS,
Asa. 1877 which Is gain of 81 per cent The
grand total for the eight leading cities of Call
fornia was $50 s02, 496. The following figures
we're compiled by the California Promotion
committee: san Francisco. SS7,394179. gain of
IA per cent; Los Angeles $13. 454, 767, gain of
271; Oakland, ST. S30,171 gain of 15.5; Stockton
S4O5629 gain of 5.4: San Jose. S444909, gain of
49, 2: Sacramento S959, 1854, gain of 2S.1i Fresno,
$500 292; san Diego, $1,252,1 1863, gain of 500.