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Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-26
LINCOLN PEOPLE THANKFUL
Day Of Extreme Quiet Observed There
Save for Foot Ball.
CHIEF MALONE GETS BOQUET
Fact that His Officers Are Occasion
ally Stirring on Corners Matter
of COmment-Interurban
Project Again.
CHIEF MALONE GETS BOoUET
CFrom a staff corrsspondentl

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 25-Cspecial)-
Thanksgiving day was Enthusiastically OBJ
served in Lincoln. The churches held
services this morning, a foot ball game
was pulled off in the afternoon and a large
number Of lectures and social entertain
ments were given this evening.
Governor shallenberger spent the day
with his family. The state officials fol-
lowed his example. Dinners and enter
tainments we're given in the asylum and
at the state penitentiary. State. county
and city offices were closed and most OF
the stores observed the day by granting
a half holiday.
Drainage Work Slow.
The City Sanitary board is receiving
drastic criticism from residents Of the An
telope valley, This body undertook to con
struct a drainage aqueduct. The work
has been delayed from time to time and
there Is much doubt that the task will be
finished this winter.
Policemen Get busy.
Acting Chief Malone has been making
good as an executive officer Of the Lin
coin police force. There has been a num-
Der Of Innovations. Now Lincoln citizens
are amazed; policemen can be seen at
the crossings during the busy hours and at
frequent intervals a "cop" can be seen
stirring about on his beat. There are thir-
teen on the Lincoln force, including the
CHIEF.
Students in Lincoln.
About 800 students Of the state university
have remained In the city during the
THANKSGIVING vacation. The debating
squad and the foot ball players are de-
tained to do their respective stunts. How
EVER, a large number Of delinquents are
booming in the. libraries and are strug-
gling hard to work off conditions" i'm
posed on them by e~xacting professors.
Pushing Interurban.
A committee Of the city council last
evening gave NJ. e. Springer assurances
that a liberal franchise would be voted
to the Omaha, Lincoln & Beatrice rail-
way. This interurban project, Springer
says, will be pushed and that construction
will begin next spring. The promoters
start east within a short time to consult
with their financial hackers.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-26

year since. died Tuesday night Of this week.
never having recovered from his injuries.
The body was shipped to Denver wednesl
day night for interment.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-26

Northwestern. Mabel Welsh is suing for
a divorce from George W. Welsh for nom
support.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-26
Water Rights


To all of our lands five perpetual water
rights attach Conveyance and title to said
water rights included in purchase price OF
lRnd) one water right from Arkansas River
through the Colorado canal, which has a
carrying capacity Of 500 cubic feet OF wa
ter per second OF time, and for supple
mental irrigation and domestic purposes
when the supply OF the water In the river
may be lew we have immense storage
reservoirs at Twin Lakes in the heart OF
the Rocky Mountains, also Lake Meredith,
covering some 5000 acres. Also Lake
Henry covering some 1000 acres, and also
the Bon creek reservoir. These last three
lakes are located on our lands near Ord
way and Sugar City. Where water is avail
able for irrigation any day, the cost OF wa
ter 70 the land owner varies from 20 to so
cents per acre, per year, Eeing only the
actual expense for maintaining canal and
reservoirs and distributing same TO the
farmers. !
Some Sources of Profit for
The Farmer on This Land
The soil has all the elements necessary
for successful fruit growing, and the eli
mate is most favorable. Rocky Ford. only
eight miles away from our lEnd-a thriving
place scarcely more than twenty years old
has acquired a national reputation from
her fruits ans melons. over 1900 cars OF
these melons are shipped East each year;
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-26

M'COoK, Neb., Nov. 2.-(special)-
Brakeman c. c. Lichtenberger, who was
injured in a Burlington accident about a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-26
The Weather.
Temperature at Omaha yesterday;
LocnI RECORD.

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, Nov. &.-Official record Of tenn
perature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding period Of the last three
years: 1903. 1908. 1907. 1905.
Maximum temperature =. g 81 IS As
Minimum temperature .. 40 80 10 SO
Mean. temperature ...... "a "a 4S AZ
Precipitation .............. 90 .2S 90 81
Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at omaha since March 1.
and compared with the last two yearsi
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-26

we WIFI ray Your
Railroad Fare
We will refund your railroad fare. Free sleeping car
berths to all who buy farms. Buying a farm is an important
transaction. When you buy from the Twin Lake Land and
Water Co, you get the choice of the greatest improved
Sugar Beet raising country in the world. A warranty deed
is as safe as a government bond, an abstract of title that will
pass muster and a square deal all around. 4
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24
rail- ROAD TIME CARD.


John sabo was In today from Kur.
en-.
John Tauber was In today from Col
eye.
Prof. IIaroldt Techau went to Waco
Ioday.
Alb Andrews OF Willow Hole was In
the city today.
John McCallum was In the city to-
day from Tabor.
I.ounglng robes In beautiful oriental
designs. Brandon 4 Lawrence. 10
Tom Mccallum OF Tabor was In the
city today.
Mems and boys rubber boots. Bran
don a Lawrence. l5
John Barnett and son OF Steep Hol-
low. were in the city yesterday after
noon.
Miss Mary Ross Parker has return.
ed from St Mary's az Dallas for the
holidays.
Derden Chance has returned home
from school at San Antonio for the
holidays.
Uppers and overshoes for men and
boys Brandon A. Lawrence. 10
Emmett Cole arrived last night from
San Antonio to spend the holidays in
this city.
Clean 'em Out" Red Tag sale OF
holiday goods Mt Emmol a Maloney's.
i5
Col. A. A. Farley LEFT today for Bren-
ham 20 spend Christmas
Herbert Lavender was over today
from his home In Grimes county.
Gentlemens silk hose In solid colors
and black. Brandon a Lawrence. Is
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24

For Sale Or Exchange-Fine thor
oughbred Devon Bull years old. Geo.
A. Adams. DIV
w. T. Young went 70 Temple today
TO spend Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alya Graham arrived
from Waco this afternoon TO visit rel
atives.
Willie Roman Is at home from
school at Galveston Tor the holidays
Each and every Red Tag article In
our Clean 'em Out" sale Is n bargain.
Emmel 4 Maloney. 10
Dr. and Mrs. chas. II. Edge OF Hous-
ton are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Edge.
Johny vesmirovsky has returned
from 81. Louis whore he has been In
school.
LOsT-on streets OF Bryan leath-
er back purse containing about 500.
Information or return OF purse WIZ be
rewarded. Apply at this office. 10
Mrs. l.. II. Tucker went to Mart to-
day to spend Christmas with Mr. and
Mrs. Beverly Tucker.
+. l.. bradley went TO Denison to-
day 20 spend Christmas.
Mrs. A. T. fowler OF Benchley' was
In the city today shopping.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hendricks Conway are
spending Christmas with relatives In
Franklin.
Mrs. w. A. Loving returned TO Waco
to-day after visiting her sister. Mrs.
w. J. Higgs.
Don't fall 10 visit our Red Tag
Clean 'em out" sale. whether you buy
or not-come and se II you have what
you want. Emmel A Maloney. 10
Mrs. J. II. suber OF College Station
went 10 Franklin today.
W. n. Goen and ]. II. Ferguson we're
In the city today from Harvey.
To clean out our stock OF dolls we
have rcd-tagged them at remarkably
low prices. Emmel 4 Maloney. IL
..r. and Alrs. w. l.. Hall arrived to-
day from Liberty TO spend the holidays
with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dansby OF
steep Hollow.
We have n nice line Of homemade
fruit cakes and also layer cakes spec
ial for the holidays. Everything fresh
and clean. Mrs. Otto Boehme. n
A. ". wilkerson went TO Austin to-
day TO join his family in a Christmas
visit 70 relatives In that city.
George A. Adams went TO Austin
today to join his wife at the home OF
DIR. and Mrs. Geo. b. Butler. TO spend
Christmas.
We still have beautiful pieces OF
hand painted china on which we are
making close prices for the holidays.
Jewelry store IL
MIR. and Mrs. l.. NJ Hewitt and
daughter. Miss Hazel. are spending
the holidays in Texarkana.
The Eagle is requested TO announce
that the Christmas tree TO have been
given at the Presbyterian church to
night. has been postponed until New
Years eve. on account OF the bad
" ather.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24

John Ia~lsss return last might
from school In San Mai ," spend
the holidays with his pa y A'' a"o
Mrs. W. ]. Lawless at 'n
Messrs. p. 8. Tilsop .. . bain
have arrived from s"h 70 JON
,h.,r families a, the he OF Mrs. NJ.
p.rI.r a. = chr,s,m visit.
wanted--W White far hahd ior one
year to live with family west Iehas'
Salary $3.50 per moi ana board
German or Bohemian fferred' Ap-
plv % v n Hudson. 2iwil
Mr.. and Mrs. A, u. ca Jr'' ana sons
Allen and John. Of Hou Pn. are spend
ing the holidays with " ;. NJ. Parker
and Mrs. A. u. Carr, ST.. p this city.
We have an extraord larry magnifi-
cent display OF gold head umbrellas all
newest designs. caldwSrs Jewelry
Store. ID
Miss EsteIle Caldwell returned to-
day from school at Austin 10 spend
the holidays at home. She was met at
Valley Junction by her mother. Mrs.
J. NJ. Caldwell.
Comb and brush sets and combna-
ton travelling cases make useful
Christmas presents. We have them at
reasonable prices. Caldwell. The Quail
lily Jeweler. Is
Mrs. Mabel Castles and-s@iidren.
and Messrs. n. A. Harrison and John
r. Astin left today for Brennan TO
spend the holidays in that city. The
members OF the Harrison family will
meet at the old home In Brennan for
a joyful reunion this Christmas.
Jim Sawyer. an old Brazos county
boy now living at Orange. will return
TO bis home tonight after visiting rel
atives and old friends at Holligan
Chapel.
We have lots OF pretty things such
as collar and cuff boyes. shaving sets.
Gillette raysors. toilet sets. manicure
sets. music rolls. stationery. hand mir
rors. pictures. that we have red tagged
in our Clean 'em Out" sale. Come and
see thew Emmel & Maloney. Is
C. w. Hedtke OF Kurten. who is now
living at Walnut Springs; Miss May
stevener OF Kurten. who is teaching
at Dime Box. and her friend Miss
Louise Karchner. OF Dime Box; Miss
Albina Fredel OF Kurten who Is attend
ing San Marcos Normal. and Mr.. II. @.
Quiran OF Waco. formed a jolly party
Of young people who called on The
Eagle this morning They had just
arrived In the city and were on their
way out TO Kurten to spend the holi-
days.
Our stock OF Sterling Silver and
Rogers 1877 Triple plate and souvenir
spoons lie stu complete and our pri-
ces are below the average Caldwell.
The Jeweler. Is
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24

All OF our goods are fresh and OF the
latest patterns. no old dingy stock 10
close out. Our cut glass Is OF the
finest quality and pretty designs.
which we are selling very close in
deed. Caldwell. The Jeweler. Is
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24

The best inventive talent ON both
sides the Atlantic is constantly used
to improve Singer Sewing Machines
thus they are always up-to-dste. Only
the best materials are used m their
construction. Phone los. ?. A. Sat.
rwhite. dtf
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24

Mound City Paints may ssst' tri-
Tie more. but, +. J. Jcnk1hs1 n
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24
BRYAN MATTRESS FACTORY

Is now open for all kinds Of
work. RenovatIns and new
Work Speciality. All work
Guaranteed.
c. =. WHITE. Mana or.
Phone No. 453.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09

for San Francisco; sehr Irene. for Astoria; stmI
Harold Dollar. for Redondo Beach
wEsTPoRT.B bound Dec 8, 11:So a. a. M, =,
San Francisco; bktn Chehalis. for San Pedro:
BarbouDd Dec s-Stmrs Santa Monica, Thos
L. Wand and bktn Chehalis.
KETCHIKAN-Arriyed Dee Z. p. m.-Stmi
Meteor from wrangeil for Seattle.
skAGwAY-Arriyed Dec Z, midnight-StmI
Cottage City. from Seattle
Sailed Dec 8. a m.-stmr Cottage City, fol
Seattle.
TAToosHmPassed n Dec a { IL 40 p m-stmi
Passed ont Dec $. a. m.-stmr Watson, from
Seattle for San Francisco; lao M stmi
EKA-Sailed Dec 7--Stmr NJ. F. Plant
from Coos bay for San Francisco: stmr ]. J. Log
gle for San Francisco.
Arrived Dee 7S-Stmr F. A. Kilburn, hence Dec
g.; stmr Aureia from San Pedro.
ISLAND PORTS
HoN0LuLU-Arrived Dec s-Bark Nuusnu
from New York.
Sailed Dec S-Stmr Flaurence Ward, for Mid
Arrived Dec s-Br stmr Aorangi from sydne,
for Vancouver.
MAN1LA-Arrived Nov 1s-Br stmr Clan Mac
innes, from Newcastle, n. s. W.
EASTERN PORTS
NEWPORT NEws-Sailed Dec s. Q a. m.--
stmr wiIhelmlne. for San Francisco
CHARLESTON-Arrived Dec Z, S a.. m.-Stmi
0regonian from Puerto Mexico.
MN YoRk-Arrived Dec |, $50 p; m-Stml
Californian from Puerto Mexico. Dec s~Bl .-I
Colon.
FOREIGN PORTS
MAZATLAN-Sailed Dec Ger stmr Erna
for San Francisco. via San Pedro.
ADELAIDE-Arrived Dec 7-Br ship British
Yeoman, hence Sept ).
sALINA CRUZ Arrived Dec Seer stmI
Mera. from La Union.
Sailed Dec Z, 4 p. m.-stmr Mexican for San
Francisco,
HONGKON ONG-Arriyed prior Dec S-Br stmI
Aymerlc, from Vicsera: Br stmr Dakotah, hence
Oct 80; stmr Siberia hence Nov 8; Jap stmI
Tango Maru, from Seattle.
VALPARAIS0-Sailed Dec Ger stmr As
suan. hence Sept II via Guayaquii for Hamburg
otis from Psagua for san Francisco
La PALIICE-Saiied Dec I--Fr stmr Anira
Fyelmans. for Havre.
viCroRIA-sailed Dee s-stmr Queen, fol
PUERTO MEyICo-Arrlyed Zee 4-Stml
American from New York.
SYDNEY-Arrived prior Dec T--Br stm- Falls
Of NTH, from New York.
ST. VISCENT-Passed prior Dec 1-Br stmI
Fforisten, from Puget sound for Belfast.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NAPLEs-Arrlyed Dec s-Stmr Cedric, from
New York,
PLYMOUTH Arrived Dec s-stmr Teutenie
from New York for Southampton; stlnr Prinz
Friedrich Wilhelm, from New York for Bremen
C0R0NEI--Arrived Dec 7--Stmr Utard, from
Portland Ore. for ST. Vincent. c. V.
CHERBOU RG-ArFived Dec S--Stmr Prinz
Friedrich Wilhelm, from New York via Plymouth
for Bremen.
NEW YoRk-Sailed Dec S--Stmr Lusitana
for Liverpool: stmr Adriatic, for Southampton.
Greenoek for Vancouver.
Observation-Disclosures prior Dec S~-Stmr
China, from San Francisco via Honolulu for
Hongkong.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

LOS ANGELES, Dec. S.-Arriyed Schooner
Sadie from Cmpqua river; steamer Governor.
from Seattle: steam schooner Tahoe. from San
Diego, steam schooner Shasta, from BellinRham !;
harbor: steam schooner San Gabriel, from imp
qua river
Eafied: Steamer Admiral Sampson for San
Ffanrisco and Seattle. steam schooner Helen =.
Drew. for Greenwood. steam schooner Grace
Dollar for Eureka; steam schooner Harold Dol
lar. for Redondo Beach; steamer Bsnalei, for San
Francisco; steam schooner Samoa, for CaspRr;
schooner Irene fer Astoria. IN ballast
The schooner Sadie spoke the American ship
ArFan December in lafitude 35 SO north longi-
1ude rs 80 west. 100 days from Philadelphia
Tor San Francisco.
SEATTLE. Dec S-Arrived. Steamer knight
Of the Thistle. from Tacons, sfmr Buckman.
from San Francisco German steamer Sefos, from
Hamburg via San Francisco; Ger steamer
Sailed: Steamer Victoria for Valdez; steamer
President. fer Tacona; steamer jefferson. for
SkaKwsy; steamer J. l.. iuckebhach for Tacoma
fSpeeiaI Dispatch 10 The Call
PORTLAND, Dec s-The steamer SfanIex
DoilsF left tonight for Puget sound with freight
IA tow Of the tug McCracken. the schooner
W r. Jeveft left Goble for Astoria this after
noon. II viii take 64o,00 feet Of lumber 10 San
In tow Of the Ocklahoma the British ship
Ne0fsfeIf left for sea at 9 O'Clock this morning
with I0O093 bushels Of wheat, valued ar 81 a
huel,el destined for Callao. Peru. The vessel
was dispatched by Balfour Guthrie & Co.
The French bark Pierre Antonine. Captain
Nedellec. cleared for Ipswich with ,643 bushels
Of wheat al 81 \ buenel and 1885 bushels Of
barley worth S79,0S5, the total value being
Tie French bark NeuiIly win probably finish
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09

sSnow ground, 33 inches.
The Following maximum and minimum temper
atures reported from eastern stations for the
previous day: Chicago 20-2; New York, 5o-36;
Omaha zero, below
SYNOPSIS
A storm of considerable energy overles the
Pacific slope High southeriy winds are reported
at many points The rainfall has been heavy
and general At San Luis 0hspo 1,3i inches
has fallen. Heavy is reported in the
Sierra.
The temperature has risen about IA degrees in
the northern end Of the Sacramento valley.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was 9s and
at Fresno 30 per cent.
The river at Sacramento is IT'D feet and rising
and will continue to rise.
Following is the forecast for the 80 hours end
ing at midnight Thursday:
San Francisco and yicinity-Rain Thursday;
brisk south Winds diminishing.
Santa Clara yalley-Rain Thursday; brisk
south winds; diminishing
Sacramento valley-Rain Thursday; high sonth
winds, diminishing.
San Joaquin valley-Rain Thursday; warmer
brisk south winds, diminishing.
Los Angeles and vcinity-Ran Thursday
brisk south winds.
A G. McADIE, District Forecaster
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
LARGE PERCENTAGE OF
DEATHS DUE TO DROWNING
Fatalities Reported in the Navy
and Marine Corps

WASHINGTON, Dee. S.-DFownine
was responsible for more deaths dur
ing 1908 in the United States navy md
marine corps, with an average strength
of 52,s13, than any other cause, ~ men
having met their fate in Watery grave
out of a total of 305 deaths for the
year.
The ratio of deaths per 1000 was
SIS. according to the military report
of Rear Admiral p. NJ. Rtxey, sur
geon general of the navy.
tuberculosis was responsible for
80 deaths. pneumonia for "a. and heart
disease for 21
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
Light Cargo for the Orient

The British steamer Asia sailed for Hongkong
and way ports via Honolulu on Tuesday with
cargo valued at $4,000. exclusive Of treasure
and TO be distributed follows: For Japan
S3T .O44; China, $26, T24; Korea S73o: East
Indies. S. 1874: South Africa. S2O14; Philippine
islands. $635. The principal exports and their
destinations were follows:
To Japan-l6.16O lbs raisins, $500 lbs dried
fruit 1851 lbs sugar. T55 gals wine 167i
lbs meals. 10 es canned goods. 240 lbs hops 2
bbls -four, 52j lbs and 2 cheese, POS bales
cotton. 30 drums asphalt. pkgs dry goods, 4 ,726
lbs glue stock. 10 pkgs drugs, 10 cs oils. s. rolls
and cs leather. u pkgs machinery 153 pkgs
roofing material, 25 es varnish AZ SKIS scrap
leather.
To china-510 bbls -four, 3711O lbs pearl
barley, 6,225 lbs and 10 bxs dried fruit 3 $50
lbs raisins. S.253 lbs coffee, 5,174 lbs beans
:. $50 lbs and 25 cs meals T9J cs canned goods
6.s72 lbs Goldfish. 5.523 lbs cheese. $50 pkgs
fresh fruits 400 lbs nuts 2, ,i5s lbs hams 81 542
lbs dried shrimps, 30 salmon. 200 gals wine
20 cs grapejuice. 3 pkgs machinery, Is cs oils,
cs boots and shoes. 5 es typewriters.
To Korea--25 bbls -four, sc canned goods
7S0 lbs dried fruit. $50 lbs lard, 375 lbs meals,
457 lbs sugar. 16 pkgs groceries and provisions,
pkgs drugs.
To East IndIes-71s cs canned goods 235 lbs
dried fruit l20 cs salmon, 160 gals wine cs
honey. 43 pkgs paints, pkgs machinery. Cos
pkgs roofing material.
To South Africa-450 cs salmon, pkgs ma
chinery.
TO Philippine Stands cs canned goods 10
chocolate
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
kRUPP'S DAUGHTER AND
HUSBAND IN CHICAGO
Inspection of Steel Trusts
Plant Causes Gossip

CHICAGO, Dec. S.-With their pres
ence known only to few intimate
friends. Baron Thilo Won Wilmowski
and the baroness, daughter of Alfred
Krupp, the late gun maker of Essen,
Germany, have been here since De-
cember 4.
The Baroness Won .WilmowSki was
Frauiein Barbara Won Krupp, second
daughter of the great cannon king. She
and her sister. Bertha Krupp, who is
married to Herr Gustave Won Bohlen
und Halbach. were known as the two
richest women in the world"
A visit to the United States steel
works at Gary. planned for today, in
dicates that the baron and his wife
are specially interested in extending
their knowledge of the great Ameri-
can plants.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
ORAL WILL OF DYING
SAILOR is PROBATED
Captain and Mate Testify TO the
DiSDosition of Estate

NEW YORK, Dec. s.-An unusual
legal formality, the probating of an
oral will, took place today. 1t was that
of George O'Connor, who at the time
OF making it was two days out of port
on the steamer Dorothy, of which he
was chief engineer.
OConnor was dying and when the
captain and mate asked if they could
do anything for him he replied:
mo, except that everything 1 have
belongs to my daughter, Lizzie"
That was O'Connor's will and it was
proved today by the two seafaring men
who heard him make Ii.
The right to make an oral will is
only accorded soldiers in the field or
sailors at sea.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
Memorandum

Stmr Excelsior anchored of Harbor View in
waterlogged condition. during the night dragged
its anchor and drifted toward Black point.
Per stmr Santa Clara-Had heavy Sc weather
all the way down.
Per stmr Gualala-Weather too rough to load
at Fishermans bay.
Per L. S. stmr Justin--0n Dee g. 10 D. M in
heavy Sc gale, the tail shaft broke: got on sail
and came to anchor on Dec I, 11:50 p. m. )
miles W SW of the lightship: at time of acci-
dent vessel was Is miles south of Pigeon point :
on Dec s. a. M. simr Yellowstone picked up
Justin and towed us into San Francisco.
Yhe pilot boat Oracle put in to port today
from its station with foresail blown away during
Sc gale.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09

as a confession of unrequited love, for
a man, whom. they declared, she mad
never seen, Miss Mary Scott of this
city today committed suicide by TAX
ing carboIic acid
The name of the man in the case is
c. l.. Shulf, who. the girls parents say,
lives in Harrisburg, Pa.
They said their daughter. who was
about 20 years OF age, had never seen
him and had only known him through
girl friend.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
INFECTED MILK is THE
CAUSE OF MANY DEATHS
Spread of tuberculosis Attrib-
uted to Insanitary Dairies

WASHINGTON. Dec. S.-About Is per
cent of the people who die in the dis
trict of Columbia from tuberculosis
contract the disease as a result of
drinking milk furnished from dairies
in and around Washington. according
TO a declaration made last night BY
Health Offfcer Woodward.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
NEW 5 OF THE OCEAN
Freights and Charters

The Norwegian steamer Aagot, which arrived
from Sydney Tuesday, was chartered prior to
arrival for lumber from Eureka and San Fran
cisco 10 Australia, delivery and redelirery at
1850.
The German ship Elfrieda is under charter for
barley from here to Europe at las Cd.
The bark Charmer has been sold to parties in
New York. The terms of the sale have not
been made public.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
NAVY COLLIER IS
DISABLED AT SEA
Is Taken in Tow OFF Lightship
by Steamer Yellowstone and
Brought Into Port

HE navy collier
Justin, c Captai n
Merriweather, from
Magdalena bay, was
towed into the har-
Dor ye $ [ e r d a y
morning by the
steam 5 c h o o n e r
Yellowstone. which
had found the jus
tin off the lightship
unable TO come into
port on account Of
having broken its
tail shaft Monday
night when of
Pigeon point. A
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
compagnie GeneraIe Transatlantinue

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS.
Sailings every Thursday, instead of Saturday,
at 10 a. m. from pier AZ, North river, foot Of
Morton street.
First class to Havre. s77.5o ana upward: sec.
class to Havre. 500 and upward GENERAL
AGENCY for UNITED STATES and CANADA.
70 state .' st. sv New Ye;s sso H.. + TuGAzI Man.
ager faelnc r,cesss sod M ontSomery m st. San
agents.