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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29

SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks advance. coppers higher.
Cotton futures advanced.
Fair trading on local stock exchanges.
Hongkong exchange . fraction lower.
Local grain markets continue quiet.
Hay depressed by excessive receipts.
Bean market continues to huctuate.
Feedstuffs show some changes.
Flour in average demand.
Bacon lard, oottolene and barreled pork
higher.
Hides firm and active. Wool Arm, but dull
Hops strong and tending up.
Butter slightly higher. Eggs and cheese
unchanged.
Potatoes and onions quiet.
Wine grapes easy on large arrivals.
Poultry steady and fairly active.
Turpentine &c higher.
Some changes in live and dressed meats.
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General Advance in Cured Meats
Excessive Receipts Weaken Hay

corn meal. sss@s9: cracked corn. s59440; al
falfa meal and mealfalfa jobbing lots ~; ear s,
fa S@d cspsas sGis a. and per sas ssn for SSng o
Hay-vheat. $15017. wheat and cat. sltW
Is: tame oat. Si3015; volunteer WHO eas.
s10G12; barley. S10@12; alfalfa, Ssgl-' s'0eA
hay, $7G10 per ton
Straw-5oQ IOc per bale
General Merchandise
Bags-Grain bags. 5h@5%e; San Quentin
hags. 5s,c: wool bags. SIC for S1s ID and Soc for
4 lb fleece twine. Sc per H.
CoaBeaver Hill SI PennsyvaSls va aUsn[1S,ss wsISn
ton, SO; Coos bay. 81; Australian house-Rch,
mond etc. SO; Pelaw Main. $3.50; stanford
Richmond, ss; Cnmberiand. sl5 In Snik % ana
SIG per ton in bulk and slI In SACKS ROCKY
mountain coal ss.65 per short ton-
Oils-Quotations are for barrels: Linseed. o:'c
more; castor oil in cases. No. 1. Ilc; Baker
AA. S1.1S41.15; China nut. cases. lug sVc pc
gallon cocoanat oil: IN N OsrrsIs snd sS@sse for
No 2 according to quantity; extra oleacned
winter sperm OIL ole; natural winter sperm OIL
ole: natural whale OIL SOC extra WI wintes s'rsineq
neatsfoot oil soc: herring oil. 40c; salmon oil,
csc: boiled Ash oil. s5c; paint oil. SOC
barrels or drums fOc; $50 deg oil. iron barrels
OF drums IL nc: special do. 12c; pearl OIL IN
cases. 17c: astral. lie; star IIc extra st9r. zve
Elaine. 261sc. eocene. Zoe; red crown and motor
gasoline, in bulk 15c. in cases. &c; No. 4 en-
CINE distillate in drums. Sc; No. 90. &C.
cases &c more; Sc deg gasoline, IN buik SOc m
cases s71sc: yarnisn n makers assss IsHc ST. paH'
Observation-Disclosures at sSc per gallon in cases
and 76c In bulk drums and iron barrels
"a AZ. g 's S. 7o' e0 II. 81: I. s705: Wv, SIC. 40
Red and White Lead-Red, S530Sc' "hie'
Famed pei Fru;tsArhs California fruit Gamers
association quotes prices for 1903 fruits. T. o. D.
factory, follows.
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load Of eggs was shipped this afternoon to
Reno by the Sonoma fruit and produce company.
SANTA CRUZ. Sept, 2s.-Egg production IS
very light In this county at present. Offering
is stu Al cents for all classes. The heaviest
output comes from around Sequel and Capitola.
PETALCMA. Sept. 2S.-The prices paid for
eggs In Petaluma remained unchanged, today.
After the receipt OF quotations from the San
Francisco dairy exchange 421s cents was the
highest price paid: ~ cents and 411a cents
were paid for lower grades. Conditions remain
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SANTA ROSA. Sept. cs.-The .prices which
for more than wees we're quoted again today.
Choice eggs brought iis cents and seconds
36la cents per -do8en.S Some dealers paid 1
cent more than these quotations today. car
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts. of Produce ,septemb,
Provisions

Many changes in the quotations appear. all
higher. Cottolene has advanced Ac, bacon lc,
pure lard iac. compound lard Nc. pork from 81
to S3 per barrel and oils &c per gallon. Barreled
beef alone is unchanged. The market is 1rm at
the advance, with fair demand.
Cottolene-One half bbl. 10%c; half bbls,
10ssc; tierce, 10lac; tierces, 1ossc; tierces,
10Hc
The Western meat company quotes as follows;
Hams, 17@1SIac; picnic hams, 131Ac; bacon,
to lbs, 221ac; to 10 lbs, 21lsc; 10 to IL lbs.
21 &c; fancy sugar cured bacon, 4lsc' Arrow Arrow
bacon, to 10 lbs, 201ac: 10 to II lbs, 201ac:
light dry salt bacon, s TO 10 lbs, 1s1ac; 10 to II
lbs. 1sc; medium bacon, lie; light medium ba-
con, lie.
Lard-Tierces 15c, sos 15Ac. los 15%c, IS
15%c, IS Ice; compound lard. tierces Sac. sos
S%c, los 9hc, 5s SAc, IS 9lsc; yellow cooking
oil. soc per gal; white cooking oil, osc per gal;
salad oil. 80c per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots,
inspected by the government are 81 per Dbl high
err Extra family beef. $12 per bbl; family beef,
$11 so per bbi extra mess beef, S11.50 per Dbl;
smoked beef. 21 &c per lb.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels. $25; clear. SIS:
mess, SIS: pig pork. $50; pigs feet. So for half
bbls, So. 25 for % lb kegs and $50 for kits.
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Deciduou. and Citru. Fruit.

Arrivals of peaches and prunes running
light and consist largely of poor quality stock
for which the demand is limited. and prices are
easy to weak There more big lug boxes
of peaches arriving and the quotations according
ly have a lower range. while the Gamers are no
longer IN the market for fruit in bulk Figs are
showing the effects of rain and are harder TO
move than ever, although sellers are willing TO
ACCEPT any fair offer. The apple market remains
strong, with four tier Sptzenbergs selling at
81. 1.504 1.60 box, while 81 so is outside hg
ure for other varieties. Melons and table grapes
are arriving freely, and although there is fair
movement in selected stock prices for both are
inclined to easiness- Wine grapes sell fairly.
but values remain easy on large arrivals Ber-
ries coming to hand soft and only small
portion Of the arrivals marketed at the OUT
side quotations, the bulk of the receipts being
taken by Gamers and syrup makers at or near
the inside rates. A car of the early black va
riety of cranberries came in from Cape Cod late
50. .50610 barrel Another car falls due today.
strawberries-s2. 5O04 per chest
Raspberries-S3@5 per chest.
Blackberries-$2. .50@3.5o per chest
Huckleberries- 10c per lb-
Apples-Fancy, $1@1.60 per box common to
Pears~Bartietts. s1.5o@2 per box; other va
rieties, 50c6$1 per box.
Quinces-50Q75c per box
Peaches-40G75c per box.
Plums and Prunes-Crates. 65cGs1; small
boxes, 40G60c
Figs-25QJ soc per box.
Melons-Nutmeg melons, 35d 65c per box; can
taloupes 75c6$1.25 per crate; watermelons, S19
per dozen.
Pcmegranates- -5o@T5c TOR small and s1.75@
2.25 for large boxes
Grapes-Sman boxes and crates. 35@I5c; lug
boxes 5oc@S1 .25; Zinfandel wine grapes, S9415
Citrus Fruit (per box)-valencia oranges. 81 q
s465 for fancy. s3@350 for choice and s1-5od
| So so for standard: lines $5-50@6.
| Tropical Fruits-Bananas. 75e@s1.IS per ouncf
| for Hawaiian and $250@S-5O for Central Amert
can ripeapp1eS. S263 dozen.
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Poultry and Game

The poultry market opened moderately active
and steady yesterday. there being good in
ouiry for first class stock at satisfactory prices.
while inferior offerings dragged badly. Two ears
of western chickens came in, but arrivals from
state shipping points were unusually small
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. S4.50G5 for small.
So 5Cod7 for large and $s@10 for extras, young
ROSTERS S767.5o; do extra large, ss@1o; old
s4 5od5 for large and s3@4 for small; ducks,
s5Ms: pigeons, s1-25: squads. 81 so; geese. SEA
$50 per pair; goslings, - per pair: live tur-
keys, 24d 2oc per lb for young and 1sG1c for
old.
Came--Nominal.
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Mining Stocks

san FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisc
stock and exchange board yesterday:
C0MSTOCKS
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Portland Butter Market
Erx market N Nearby Counties

PORTLAND. Sept. 2S.-Bufter-C1fy and
country creamery. extras. Sc; fancy. 32@35c;
store. 1a@21c-
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Loans. Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

| Local securities were fairly active yesterday
with few changes. Spring Valley water was
higher at SS5.750s6, City Electric higher at
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Meat Market

Dressed beef and ewes slightly lower. Live
beef is weaker and live wethers are higher Hogs
are lower and coming In freely and the market
is quiet
DRESSED MEATS
slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
.Beef-6is 67lac per lb for steers. 5,s@Siac
for and heifers.
yeal-7la G9c for large and pa 1o,sc for small
Mutton Wethers. Sdac; ewes. IiaGS Sc per lb.
Lamb 9la "a t0iac per ID.
Dressed Pork tper lbl-11M lac for light and
9M9Ec for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No. / fat steers. over 300 Tbs, alive, AZ
4Lac; under 900 lbs, 4c; second quality, 3Ae;
thin and undesirable steers. 3@3Ae.
No. / cows and heifers, 3H 63asc; second
quality Sc; common, thin undesirable cows, "a
2hc.
Fat bulls and stags, 1N@2c; half fat or thin
bulls, 1lac.
4%c; heavy. 4@4Ac.
Sheep tper lb)-wethers, No /, 44G4ae;
ewes, 3Ac
Lambs (per 1b)-This years milk lambs, 5i4
@5nc.
Hogs (per lb,-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to 140 lbs, 6%c; 40 to $50 lbs 74c; $50 TO $50
lbs, CSC; common, undesirable hogs. 4a@5c-
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london CIosing Stock.
Northern Busines.

SPOKANE. Sept. 2s.-cIearings, ss5e, ,sss !;
balances. S127. .7s9.
TACOMA. Sept. 2S.-Clearings 81 100 661 :.
balances, So, 5,266.
PORTLAND. Sept. 2s.-clearings. s., ,22s, ,o45;
balances. S119,27
SEATTLE. Sept. 2S.-Clearinps 50 GIG n42.
balances 1852 939
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Hides, TaIlow, Wool and Hops

While the tone of the wool market is nrm the
market Is quiet and stocks are accun1ulatinS
somewhat. Prices unchanged
Local hide house report good, hrm market
for hides at previous prices
Hops continue strong with teniency upward,
and all statistics in favor Of still higher prices
Hfdes-Culls and brands sell about Il a 1c
under quotations Heavy salted steers. l3 i1c.
medium 1Sc: light. 12c; cowhdes. 12c for heavy
f2c for light; stays. &c: sslted kip. 13c; salted
veal, 17c: salted calf. 1sc; dry hides. 20l7c: dry
kin f9isc: dry calf 25c: dry veal. 23c: sheep
skins. s6earlings. 20d4oc each; short wool. sod
75c each: medium. 75cd<1 each: long wool 81 25
Oils: lambs f5d75c: horsehides salt, 81. 2SQ
80 for large and 81 I5d2 for medium. T5e@s1
for small and 25G5Oc for colts: horsehides. dry
s2a2. 25 for large and s.: 2592 for medium; soc
0Sf FOR small and 256 SOC for colts: goatskins
nrims sngora 75c ds1; large hair goats. 2od40c
medium 20e730c: small. 5015c; Mexican deer
skins 3T1s M3sC. dry salted do, 256271ac;
pickIed do. 306l321ac.
Talow-No. 4 rendered, 5QS11c; No. =. IA
4l,c: grease. 2d21c.
Wooi-Southern fall less defective
III GS11c: fall lambs. s@1Oc for southern and
12615c per 10 for northern.
HoDs-Prfces to growers are 12Gf6c per IN
for 1908. with 2O922i4c for contracts for new
crop delivery.
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Dried Fruits. R.i.ins. Nut. and Honey

Fruits continue very firm, with further ad-
vance in prunes. and the demand for al-kinds
is good Raisins are still dull and weak
The crop Of English wslnuts Of southern Cali
fornia is estimated this year at 5000 tons. OF
2 600 tons less than the amount produced last
year The Walnut Growers association at Los
Angeles fixed the price for new at 1219e for No.
| and 715c for No. 2
New Fruits-Evaporated apples. ~ 9s1sc;
apricots. 9H610%c; moorpark. 11412c; peaches
Az de1ac; prunes, pa GSc. with &c premium for
3Os and no Sos at any price; pitted plums, Ga q
Sc; figs, 211 64c; pears, 1d9c.
Raisins l9OS crop}-Seeded. 4Q415c; loose
muscatels 31ac for crown, &c for crown and
2Isc for crown
New Raisins-Iayers. clusters-6 crown. $3.50;
. crown. s1.75; crown. SIPS; ordinary LAYERS.
3 crown 921a 695c; crown, SoQ9Oc; seeded
4156514c; seedless sultanas. n@4c: Ihomp-
SONS seedless. Sc; loose muscatel, crown. SIC;
s crown SIC; 2 crown. Sc.
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils. 1413 Q15c: IAL.
I4G14Ihc; ne plus ultra. 13@131zc; Drake. II @
11isc: Ianguedocs, lo@1o1sc;, hardshells, ela@
&c: new walnuts. 121ac per ID for No. soft
shells. 71sc for No. do; hIberts, 12ta@14c;
pecans. 15617c
Honey-Comb. 14d15c for water white and
1o@12c per lb for amber; extracted. the for
water white and 1h@7c for light amber; old,
candied and dark amber. 4d417c per H.
Beeswax-27l5 @29c per lb for light and ESQ
26c for dark.
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DISCOMfIT SHORTS
IN WALL STREET
Adroit ManipuIators of New
York Market Control Ac=
ton of Prices
Ne,r York stock List

z. +. Hutton d Co., $50 California street,
members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list OF bond and stock sales
Yesterday:
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Canned Asparagus-Prices Of the California
s dozen in 21s square u.',sn cans: Mammoth white
peeled. $40; mammoth green. $3.50: peeled,
800; large white. peeled, $40; large green.
Canned Peas-Following are the prices for 1909
pack: Standard sifted, 81; extra sifted, sLl0s
extra sndnS fine slded Js petit pols sSo Ma
q SulcssIl1sTsl4sos4s sG per aask for local use
and S434 IS. 80 per flask for export
Cordage-Manila, exc: sisai. SC; sisaI bale
rope, e9915c per ib, net cash, discount
2e ssi s@s sasase6 s
Pselne eOdsshaThe Union ash company quotes
&c: cases: regular. large: whole. 100 IN ID boxes.
eSfs Sss 's siTsE widss nsss i6@Cs
sSisss T fae o''fRsa Pearl taSs IS & S boxes
fancy boneless. 1oc; ID boxes fancy boneless,
loi5e; half barrels, picked cod, 500 each; h;,
Bundles. small. whole &c; eases, regular. large.
whole. Sc; cases. extra. SIC: eases. eastern
Paragon. Tc; Monarch. TIC; western Pride. (.
Imperial. 1o@101ac; Ocean Wave. Ic. SlberisS
Is % tablets & 7sc; 20 Choice Choice BIS. erates rates is ~
boxes. 10c; do 80 ID boxes. 1o11c; picked cod.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes
ulated, 100 lb bags. 5.45c; standard coarse.
grsnulated. 5.45e; fruit granulated 5.45c; extra
6ne granulated. 5.35c; confectio1ers' A, 5.43c.
cube, 5.7oc; crushed. 5.7Oc, powdered. 5.55c;
candy granulated 5.55c; eonfectioners' crystals.
s. soc; magnolia A. 5.O5c; extra C. 4.95e; golden
c. 4.S5c; D. 4.75e; crystal domInos. cases.
S.45c: tablets, half barrels 5-95c: tablets.
boxes. 6.20c. Bar sugar. bags 100 lbs $500;
barrels 5000; half barrels. 6.05c: 40 10 tins.
| 7.50c; IS ID tins. 7.50c: 10 III tins S.15c: =
ID tins. ssl5c:. so lb boxes. $500: Barrels and
90 ID bags 10c: half barrels. 25c, boxes soc
per 100 lbs more all grades
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: Granulated basis.
5. 45c: 'Higrade'' bar. 5.s0c; powdered. 5.5Jc.
A crushed. 5.70c; berry 5.45c; c. & H. extra fine
dry granulated. 5.45c: dry granula ted.
5.45c; confectionersi a. 5.45c. eonfectioBers'
crystal. 5.55c; cubes, 5.7Oc: bricks, Toc; extra
fne dry granulated 100 ID bags only. 5.3Jc;
excelsior A. 505c; extra C. 495e: golden c.
4. S5e: yellow D, 4-75c: H. z. crystal domi-
nos 8. 45c. Additional per 100 lbs: In barrels
and 90 lb bags. 1Oc more: half barrels, 25e
more; boxes. soc more for all grades. Bar in
35 and 40 10 tins. 81. 20 more; in 10 ID tins.
s2.s5 more Minimum order. carload weight
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Chicago Dairy and Produce Market
CHICAGO. Sept. 2s.-Butter steady cream
cries 241k 62sc; dairies. 2202sc- Eggs steady;
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SALES
Morning Session


Board
10 Alaska Packers Assn. as %
l45 Associated Oil Co............. 81 80
~ CITY Electric Co ............. AZ 10
90 Onoiaea Sugar Co ....... &c. 90
81 Pacific Tel & Tel fpfd) d)........ 96. l5
80 Pacific Tel & Tel tcommon,.... Al. 80 Il
235 Pacific Tel & Tel tcommonl =. 46. 20
80 Spring Valley Water Co... &c.
go Sterling Oil & Dev Co... 300
$1,000 Cal Gas & Ell NJ & Z 5s. 100 90
$1,000 Peoples Water Co is. ......... 11.I5
90 onomea Sugar Co ...... SO. 90
So 900 Pacific Tel & Tel 5s.......... 80. IS
Afternoon Session
Board
so Associated Oil Co.............. 81 %
Ito Associated Oil Co............. 4.31 90
20 Associated Oil Co.......-..... SO. 81 u
100 City Electric Co ....-...,... AZ. 10
40 Hawaiian Coml & Sugar Co.. "a .23I
10 Hutchinson s + Co ........... 1919
100 Paauhau S Co ............ 2S. 90
30 Pacific Tel & Tel (common) .... As. 10
% Spring Valley Water Co........ 35.7
81. 600 Peoples Water Co IS. .-....... T7.I5
81 600 s list refdg 4s.-...... %. 81 Y
$1,000 Spring Val Wat gen mtge As. SO. so
Street
$1,000 Spring Val Wat gen mtge As. So. so
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Nem York Bonds

Do 5 W 32s.- VI
Brooklyn Tr cv IS ss5s
Central of Ca 5s-109%
Cent Leather 5s- 100 u
CRR Of NJ gn 5s.126A
Cbes & Ohio 7les.l03L
Do ref IS l0l y
Chi & Alton 312s- s3%
q. B e. Q joint IS 90 \
Do gen IS $3.50. 9sh
C.M& StP gn 31zs S9#
C.RI& Psc col 4s 1sss
DO col 5s- --- s2z
DO refdg zs- - elA
Colo Indus 5s- 50
Colo Midland Is. S2iz
Col So r65ext 41as 9s
Del & Hud cv 4s-104 =
Ben & Rio G a.. e6ss
DO ref IS 20
Disrillers IS G5ss
Erie prior Hen Is. s. Z.
Do gen As 49,. 15sz
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THEY ARE 4ActN IT.

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dca ha thn nlen e mo -m ol q
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acals tbe mmmog. pride OF all De-
peopr & has brought prosperity
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dad TO the cash 0f the state.
it has been q success because il was
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the Democratic pa of his state
wele busy planning tlia acr bring
ing it into being and carefully causing
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ut .he same Whuiu- opponents of
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carrl1agstrs au drDo.ed Jit..e
holdct- tc ame1 for .IeH Sc msu
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New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
PHYSICIANS PUZZLED.
Body of Nan Dead from Rupt-
ured Lirer Bears No Hounds

Coroner's Physician Philip O'HanIon
and Professor John II. Larkin. of the Col
lege Of Physicians and Surgeons of Co
lumbia University. are mystiffed over the
unusual death of an unidentified man.
about forty-five years old. who was found
unconscious Tuesday night at 91st street
and Third avenue by Patrolman James
j. Kieran. OF the East sSth street sta
ton The man died before medical aid
reached him
The body was removed TO the Morgue,
and the autopsy performed yesterday
afternoon When no marks were found
on the body the physicians were at a
loss 10 account for the mans death, but
upon opening the body the liver was
found 20 be ruptured in a dozen places.
This is the most remarkable case
have ever seen during my experience as
a physician" DIR. O'Hanlon said IT have
never before seen case OF ruptured liver
without some mark OF external injury.
In my opinion the man was struck on the
back by an automobile or some other
vehicle travelling at a great rate of
speed. 1 don't see how IL could have
been possible for his injuries 10 have
been received in any other way"
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
TILLMAN KICKING.
Goes Into Training to Reduce
His Weight.
IFrOn The Tribune Bureau. !

Washington. Dec. S.-Senator Tillman
has gone into training. He has dis
carded his pitchfork. forgot his South
Carolina tea industry and temporarily
abandoned his fight against the negro of
the South. In lieu OF them he has taken
up form OF kicking that will hurt no.
body.
Mr.. Tillman has been in poor health
for more than a year. Last year he
made trip 10 Europe. His health i'm
proved, but with IL came a decided gain
in weight. and he resolved on heroic
measures. His success has been so
marked that he has confided his remedy
10 some Of his colleagues
AS soon as he awakes in the morning
he throws his pillow TO the floor and
lies fat on his back in bed. Then he
tries 10 kick the headboard. At first he
couldn't reach il. but daily practice has
imbered his muscles and now he can hit
the mahogany with his toes fifteen or
twenty times in succession. Since ne
began this exercise Mr.. Tillman has re-
duced his girth three inches. He has
advised some OF his colleagues 10 try the
treatment but has told them that il is
not a "mollycoddle" exercise and will not
produce results unless they aim to bang
the stuffing out Of the dashboard"
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
SAYING SON.
Brokers Wife Tosses Boy from
Trolleu Track.

Schenectady. N. Y. Dec. Sin an ef-
fort to save her son Francis. seven years
old. from death beneath the wheels of
an Interurban trolley car. a short dis
tace east of this city. tonight. Mrs. f.
Howard Hagadorn. OF No. 7S Manning
Boulevard. Albany. wife of well known
stock broker of that city. sustained seri-
Gus injuries. Mrs. Hagadorn. with her
husband and son. was on her way to
Albany from this city In an automobile
Near Stop Z. on the Albany road. Mr..
Hagadorn attempted to cross the track
ahead of a car. 1t was almost on the
automobile when Mrs. Hagadorn caught
her son in her arms and sprang out.
She fell between the rails. but was able
TO toss the lad outside. The car fender
struck her in the left side, crushing sew
eral ribs. Internal injuries are feared,
and the physicians said that 1t would be
impossible to predict her chances OF re-
covery with any degree Of certainty for
twenty-four hours.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
CHASE AUTO NILES.
Car Captured After Dash, Fol
lO1cing accident.

An automobile with Patrick Lenan and
another man. whose name is not known.
was chased for more than five miles last
night by another machine before il was
captured. The Lenan machine had
smashed into a carriage containing John
Schaefer, Of Brooklyn, and John Haig-
ney, superintendent Of the Brooklyn Dis
ciplinary Training School Schaefer was
probably fatally injured. while Haigney
escaped with a few bruises.
Schaefer and Haigney were proceeding
at 4 Ieisurely pace. when Lenan's auto
mobile came along at high speed and
struck them. hurting both into the mid
die Of the roadway. Lenan then let his
powerful car out 10 its limit and disap-
peared.
Directly behind Lenan's machine was
8 Herbert Stopp. a broker. in another
automobile. Stopp Immediately put on
speed and tried 10 overtake Lenan.
When he reached the Parkville police
station he jumped out and told of the
accident. Sergeant Taylor climbed into
the car and the chase was taken UP
again. At Park Circle Lenan was finally
overtsken and brought back 20 the sta
tion
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
EARLY COMING HERE.
DR.. Flerner's Decision To Be
Accepted as Final.

Washington. Dec. s.-John r. Early.
twice imprisoned and quarantined here
as a leper. will leave Washington to-
morrow a free man. TO go to the Rookie
feller Institute for Medical Research. in
New York, where he will be examined by
DR.. Simon FIexner.
DR. Flexner's decision as to whether
Early has leprosy will be accepted as
final by the Washington Health Depart
ment If DR.. F1exner finds him free from
the disease, the health officials here have
agreed to give Early a clean bill OF
health, which will permit him to return
10 Washington without being thrown into
quarantine.
In return for his freedom Early will
drop his idea OF damage actions against
the health officials here for false i'm
prisonment. which have been threatened
since he was arrested. several days ago.