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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
GIRL PRETENDS TO
SUFFER FROM POISON
Stomach Pump Changes Her
Tune at the Hospital

OAKLAND. Nov. 11.-Elinor Simney.
a II year old girl, was rushed to the
receiving hospital from the detention
home last night for treatment for poi
soning. When the stomach pump was
shown, however, she sat up and de-
clared that she was all right, but Doc
tor Irwin used it as a precaution, and
the girl was taken back to the home
cured. This morning she repeated the
story of poisoning, but the hospital at
taches believe she was shamming. She
ran away from home several weeks ago
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
FATAL Dose FOUND
FOR ARGENTINE Ant
Prof. c. w. Woodwork Tells
How to Eradicate Pest
From This State

BERKELEY, Nov. 1.-THE Control
Of the Argentine Ant" is the subject of
a bulletin which has been issued by
Prof C. w. Woodworth Of the depart
ment Of entomology Of the university
as the result of two years work in OBJ
serving the habits Of the insect
The bulletin covers the subject thor
oughlv and tells of the best means Of
eradicating the ant in this state.
In summarizing the results Of his
fnvestigations Professor Woodwork
saws.
The Argentine ant now occupies about 5000
Tsere are more than 80 separate colonies
raryng from one acre 10 nearly 2.oo0 acres
extent
spread az about the rate of an eighth OF
mile 3 vesr.
Manure and nursery stock are particularly
liable 10 be she method OF transportation,
though they may 70 with all serts Of merehan-
Natural spread is not accomplished By flight
Migration normally occurs when the numbers
oxceed the food supply.
Eradication is a possibility and should be
undertaken.
Iraportsnce estimated as lowering Of the
value Of residence property between 10 and %
per cent
All native species are discussed and the treat
nenr u each suggested.
control measures consist Of barring ants out
and methods II killing
The best barrier consists Of wafer treated
with cresol and makes possible practical ant
proofng Of rooms or houses.
For many ants the nests may be destroyed
by tie use II carbon bisulDhide. potassium
Ant powders and fluids are discussed. but a
syrup containing a very small quantity ~ ar
poison and the only really satisfactory method
~ killing the Argentine ant
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
LIQUID CURES ECZEMA
WHERE SALVES FAIL

In regard TO skin diseases, medical
authorities are now agreed on this:
Don't imprison the disease germs in
your skin by the use Of greasy salyes.
and thus encourage them to multiply.
A true cure of all eczematous diseases
can be brought about only by using the
h hsaIing agents in the form of liquid.
WASH THE GERMS OUT.
simple wash: A compound of Oil
OF Wintergreen. Thymol. and other i'm
gradients as combined in the u. D. ID.
Prescription. This penetrates to the
disease germs and destroys Them then
soothes and heals the skin as nothing
else has ever done
A 25 cent trial bottle will start the
cure, and give you instant relief.
The Owl Drug Company.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
GRANDJURY HEARS
ATTACK ONDALTON
County Assessor Puts Deputies
on Stand to Deny They
Gave Him Money

OAKLAND, Nov. 11.-Several of the
deputies of the office of County As
SCISSOR Henry P. Dalton were called be-
fore the grand jury today to testify
as to whether or not 1t had been Dali
tons practice to levy on them for con-
trfbutions out of their salaries.
Charges to this effect were made be-
fore the primary election of August
by Frank Shay, formerly one OF the
assessors deputies, and by Leslie
Blackburn, who was once Daltons S
right hand man.
The testimony was not finished, and
the grand jury will continue the in
ouiry Tuesday. Frank Shay was one
of today's witnesses, as was Black
burn. Shay reiterated his statement
that he had regularly paid SIS a month
out of his salary Of S125 for many
months The money was given to
Thomas NJ Robinson, he said, and it
was understood that 1t was to go to
Dalton. Robinson is Dalton's chief
deputy. He was candidate for county
clerk at the last primary election.
The rest of the deputies who testi-
fed denied that they had ever given
Dalton any money out of their salaries,
and said that no such practice had
been in vogue in his office. Those who
appeared and testified before the grand
jury were: Lee Wellsi II. P. Vinegar,
Emanuel George, John Smith and II. E..
Harwood.
Dalton and Robinson probably will
testify Tuesday. Dalton will also Of
fer as witnesses a number of his other
deputies and former deputies to testi-
fv that he never required them to pay
him anything out of their salaries.
Blackburn testified that it was the
practice in Dalton's office for the
deputies to contribute to their chief s
income and that Shay told him that
he paid Dalton regularly every month.
Blackburn made other charges
against the county assessor last Au-
gust He declared that he had paid
large sums of money to Dalton in 1902
and 1903, limiting at the time he pub
lished this statement that 1t was paid
for improper purposes. He gave no
testimony today of this nature that
could be brought within the statute
of limitations.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
GIRLS GLEE CLUB TO
RENDER A CANTATA
San Francisco Organization to
Give Half Hour of Music

BERKELEY. Nov. Il.-Under the
leadership Of II. B. PasmOre, the girls
glee club Of Lowell high school Of San
Francisco will render the half hour Of
music in the Greek theater Sunday aft
ernoon. In place Of a varied program a
cantata on which the members of the
club have been rehearsing viii be rem
dered.
That selected by Pasmore is Bendalis s
setting of Tennyson's The Lady Of
Shalott" the soprano solo in which viii
be sung by Miss Louise Murphy Before
the cantata the club viii sing The
sweet Little Girl and the Quaint
Squeegee," and Miss Elizabeth Dolan
and Miss Judith Roesch win give Ros-
sinis duet "Quis est Homo
The accompanies viii be Miss Mar
"a Cans and Miss Harriet Pasmore. In
case Of 1ncieInent weather the concert
viii be postponed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
DEFAULTER'S EL0PING
WIFE is SUBPENAED

OAKLAND. Nov 1.-THE wife of
Percy scott. the defaulting accountant
Of the Berkeley national bank who
pleaded guilty. viii have TO appear in
Judge Browns court Monday so that
ii NAV be learned whether or not
scott is telling the truth. Judge Brown
issued subpoena for her appearance
at 4odav's proceedings. Scott stole
from the bank to send his wife money,
he said. She had eloped with an army
officer and gone TO Shanghai, and
wrote him for money some months
later. saying that she would come
back IL he sent her $500.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
LOCAL FERRY raaIas-ua Oakland Pier.


To Oakland. ssrkslsy, Bergman, East Oakland and
FruitsaIs-Caay-From GOO an. and every twenty
minutes until 700 pm. inclusive; than {. 20. $50.
300, $40. D.2o. Il00. 1.D pm. 1910 and
loan.
To Sathss and Msfoss via Seventh sG-Daay-From
900 An. and every twenty minutes until TOO pr.
inclusive. then 40. s-10 300, $40. 1910. lilo.
and II40 pm.
To sscnshurst-Daly Except Sunday-Go0. 100. SEQ,
eco an. go. acc. 400. 900. $40 pm Sunday
only 800 l000 an. Loo. zoo. AGO. 400. 500
$40 pm.
70 Oakland First ST.. FrultvaIs Alameda via Hsfssshos
-Daly-From taco 620 am. and every twenty
1000 l02o 100. 1120 an. y m, 122o 100. 10.
zoo. 220. 300. 80, t340 pm and every twenty
minutes until pm. inclusive; T. 40. $40. 500 $40,
1870 1l.00 and 1l.40 pm. l220 and 10 an.
Additional train to Oakland First St. 215 am.
To West srksIsy-Daly Except Sundsy-Fron 500
an. and every twenty minutes tiS. 20 am. iaciu-
sive: then 900 am. and every hour unt5 400 pm
inclusive; then 40 pm and every twenty minutes
until 100 pm. inclusive; then 7.90 pm. $40 900.
80. 102O. 1l.0o, u.4o pm and i22O an.
To Wssi 5srksIsy-Sundays only-Frcm 500 An.
then 100 740. $40. 600 an. inclusive: then go
am. and every twenty minutes 700 pm. inclusive:
taen 40 pm. $50 600 $40 1910 11oO, II 40
pm. sad 1220 AN
To corhIa-Daly Except Srnds,-Fon 500 an. and
400 1000 an. l2O0 ~. 100. 200. a00, 400. la0,
40. 500. $40, so and So0p.m.
To casin-Sundsys onIy-From SEQ An, then 900
an. go an. and every twenty minuta until
600 pm.
Ts sass. Richmond. puIInan-oc 6sopn.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
THIEF CARRIES AWAY
VALUABLE MINK CAPE

BERKELEY, Nov. IA mink fur
cape valued at $500 was stolen from the
home of Captain Marxen while Mrs.
Marxen was on a sea voyage. Mrs
Marxsen said the fur cape was the only
one of it's kind in the country, and be-
lieved that it was taken from her resi-
dence at 1905 Dwight way several days
ago, Entrance to the house was gained
by a skeleton key
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
REAL ESTATE DEALER
DIES AT HIS HOME
Elijah j. Shepardson Succumbs
After Long Illness

OAKLAND Nov 11--EliJah J. Shep-
ardson. for many years a realty broker,
died today at his residence. i7l7 Teie-
graph avenue. He had been ill for
some time from diabetes. Shepardson
was q years old. q native of Califor-
MIA The funeral arrangements have
not been made.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
VICTIM OF s. p. TRAIN
WAS BLOCK SIGNALMAN
[seseial Dispoieh 10 The Call

OAKLAND. Nov. 1.-THE body of a
man who was killed last night at West
Oakland by a Southern Pacific freight
train was identified tonight as that of
George II. Foster. formerly employed
in the Southern Pacific company's block
signal system department Foster was
As years old and unmarried Mrs.
George II. Stricken, a sister, lives at
141I Oxford street. Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
RErHERLAapsRourE-Frem Pacific susa Whart

Consvllle, Enmston. Rio Vista. lsleton. Ryde. Wal
nut Grove. Vorden. Courtsnd Ciarksburz Sacramento
Steamer Navajo. leaves San Francisco 500 daily
except Sunday, stopping at points shown arriving Sac
rsmcnto 500 pm. Leaves Sacramento 900 pm. daily
except Sunday (no stops route), arriving San Fran
cisco 500 am.
Steamer hodoe or Apache leaves San Francisco 100
pm. Daily except Sunday arrive San Francisco il30
pm.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12

OAKLAND HAasoR FERRY-Froni San Franelsec,
Market Street Wh9f-Week Days-Hourly from 500
am. to SEQ pm. Sundayr-645 Sis, e.l5. Ills
am. l246 Ais al. Sis GAS, sis and g. As pm.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12

sausalito. Mill Valley, San Rafael = Daily
every 80 minutes from 6:45 a. m. until s:45
n m. does not run to San Rafael on Sund&ys),
then BIS .. m. and every 80 minutes until 6:45
n m then 7:45 e.45 D. m. and 1901 a. m
= Fairfax-Leavss f6:45. f7:15. Sis. s:45,
e:45- fO:45 11:45 q. m, 12:45, las, 2:45. 3.l5.
3:45 AIS. 4:45. 5:15. 5:45. 6:15. 6:45. 7:45.
e:45 o. M tl2:o1 a N.
San Quentin via San Rafael-s:45 a. NJ. las
n M tS:45 D.
= Tiburon and Belvsdere, via Sausalito--week
days: 8:45 T:45, s:4J, $3.50 a. m, 12:45 s:15.
si5 sls sls 2 Psas M ISlsol lo:zS ,a49 T. @
1:45. 3:15. 4:15. SIS. 6:l5. p. m. 1901 a. N.
Sundays arrive Z :35 p. m srSundays arrive
fsaturdays only. sTiburon direct ssThursdays
Pscinc transfer eohpauyss agents are author
tied to check baggage direct from residence
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12

Union Transfer Co. authorised to chsek Bazssas
direct from residence
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
Local eraax 1HAlss-u.

LOCAL FERRY THAlRs-ua Alamsca Par.
TO Oakland and AIamsda-fsl0, te.45 an. and then
10 and As minutes past the hour until AS pm: then
$40, els. 1000, 1915. lilo pm. and i2l5 AN.
To Alameda and Fru;tvals via horssshos a. ahovs
q for Morning . for Afternoon. Sunday excepted
Sunday only. Saturday and Sunday only
aSunday and Monday only.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12

Leave Via Saasalito Arrive
7:45 aIPefaiuma Santa Rosa. Heads
burg Cloverdale, Ukiah. VIII
Its Sherwood. sGuernevilie.
sMonte Rio, Duncan Mills
Sebastopol ..................-.l 6:35
sis aissSonoma ssGIen Ellen. 1885 ?
s:15 alPt Reyes. Camp Meeker, Caza-l
dero fo-~o y
.e.45 a lPetaluna Santa Rosa. Heads
burg Cloverdale Guerneville.
Monte Rio. Duncan Mills. 49,. ttI :35
1o.45 ajPetaluma Santa Rosa ----......I 4:35 p
% as plPt Reyes. Camp Meeker QeavesI
from Cazaderol -: :o5
ais p PetaIuma Santa Rosa. Heads
burg, Cloverdale Ukiah, Guer-
neville Monte Rio, DuncanE
W,Iis sebastopol ..... III :05
1.xs ntsonoma- Glen Ellen........... e:s5
515 ptPetaluma. Santa Rosa - y $50
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uItTOR I0kFD ~.
V y TaImAdE- HstI sn TsSGev, CharGs
Nade o., Hrrwrr

Mitchell PACKARD Tlmadg. ono - the
N"Wpst"a ayiator- Wa- afraIgnei IN
iI- NurAyiil" prli"~ court Yesterday IN a
,Ulrg" q forgery made Nv Randolph
E"ItI"-tnn son q one ~ M. uirmh.rs
ut the brewing rrm - Beadlet-on \ Woery
Ih" amount - the forgery specified IN
'n. AFFIDAVIT submitted 10 court was 81
nIr % wis -.ld that Mr. Beadl.tsnn los,
q larger amount
Assistant District ATTORNEY Rr.-n who
prosecuted the complaint told Magistrate.
k'ff. han That the ytfIuu- ,h., :
amounted 90 auuu' SIu-sI m. check
V"r" drawn uu The f,t'U Avenue National
BauN
INNuIig. .- - N"l'~ odd = 'utrr.-d
'Ut '.a.- 100 '." Httrrp. Apartment nous.
- -" Nv -T~Id' nrIt- A.. has made.
several q si.i- ~ H"mI ~'-ad and has TWO
V.t. U.H"- 'Hyf" A-Id. from hts aviation
...-.usa-- Pc has been 80. Trtary tot fu,.
.HnI 'g|uHu' on rl" forgery ,utrg-
d." wt- arrested l4e-dtN night when
10. r"I.''-i New urk from ~. aviation
field uu a warrant I>su"d 10 'tr NurN,lIl,.
count
o." prisoner refused 20 saw ANYTHING
900 court about the com plant against hun
H. counsel waived examination and
NlglS'rtt" h"rnp,ran held Talmadg- IA
s. 'ss bad fHr 'hs action Il the Grand .hry
"" rad ~" uuudsmtE handy and was
lp, -.t |lI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-20
PRI DE>TIiI'> NTWi nm TINT>.
supreme Iourt Hold. ThAt ~p~rIaI Ne
serve FuRd O. Property Assessed.

TEENTpN. y J O,t ~ justice. MIN
turn handed down an opinion IA tho 81
prem- Court TODAY holding 'hlt tho
-.-..rnI r.'~..-E" fuud ma u'alu,.i ny the
I-ut"r'.,I lu-Hrtr," company uu r.
,'.'t-rr,.i dividend &c.. .f,.- = 'aNahl.
30. d.r....' ..F....' OF 'r.. u,..-..u .- 20
-u-'r.u . az ...,I..i ~ 'r.' ,.'y uf \.Wara
'u fi".' .-p ft.. amount Of 'h. fuui
40 l'sr art an d--.---'u..r' uu urur.. 'utu
So ,-sI'su I,.,r'.i 'h- wear ~" actual
'aN..- involved ar. 49, "a 18Th ru'"r,.-'
In.. a--..--m..u' l..,i..i nv \-Wa-k
wa sustained ny fh' t--..N county BnAri
II IaNa'lon. but wa- 49, A. .i.. ty 'h.
STAT" board. which held that M. fund
Wa in fact Liability ~ the COMPANY
and therefore should h.. exempt IhIs
view wa- advanced by the company
on account 81 IN" passage 81 an act ln
i@', requiring an annual Airport comment
and accounting - surplus - l.f- in-ur-
aTD.. CpWUaHr--
Justice. Mn'urn held thar this act DID
not CRATE new and distinct d.hf ur
liability a. u..tW..eu lrf" Insurance com.
Tanl.-- and the state - - 20 -ufI'l.. -II.N
COMPANIES 20 an exemption from lava
ton upon surplus funds representing
m. earuIug- and profits di-trIbufap~
To- deferred dividend pDUCyhOId-r- a. a
class n. opinion pointed puf that the
act could not oou-tItutIonallv effect any
Dhaug. m the r-ia'IN" rights ~ insurers
and insured under "NI-rlug Dohoi-- 81
Insurau,. but va intended 10 sf.-,t an
airport IpnU"u' and -"gr-ga'Ipn Of 'h-
fund.- ~ which deferred dividend policy
holders a. class were ENTITLED 10 par
: .Ctrats under he. terms - their yDhCI--
Au apu.al will b" faken
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-20
I,>T,Uu> 0> kI>GS I~I,>D.
~hip~rr"krd >ramrn Of the Carnar, on
HA' Find NrrckaEr of Princess Marie

NI,roEiN y e. oct ~ Inc British
ship ,a-urrvon Raw Wa- wrecked On sep
t-mher on an unohsrtad reef ~ Kings
Island Bass StraI'. Australia. according
ru advice brought here to-day hv the
steamship Nakuri IN" snip ran into
t"wy"-rUpuS weather which continued
until -h- struck Seventeen men put ~
IA ,aut GrHirhs toat and twelve IN the
mate boat They had h't'. clothing
and only - small supply - food. water and
EVirIt-
Prom tho time 81 leaving the ship until
~" steamer Iarcoola rescued N" Marty
IA IN" captains boat they were driven
arpu' ny high cross seas and suffered
severely from cold and hunger After
sIN itvs search IN" remal ming men were
found ON Kings Island
Iro-" who landed on Kings Island
cleared 40 the mystery concerning the
fat" Ot ~" Danish hark Princess Marie
missing since last March The Princess
Marie disa ppeared N sydney Heads and
no frar" - her Was found until the Car
narvou Raw refugees found wreCkage
from tho esSs, on the beach ~ Kings
Island
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-20
JiIITD TOR ION HPT.
Two Men sent 10 Prison for IaIrinE to
ObrN Court Order

James II Irving amt lr.-! = Gru.s"
New NprA representative 80 'h. thIcaED
rrm . n Andrews = c.. mann.
Ludlow street yaIl YESTERDAY hy l.-rI,,.
seaman m tho Nu'h bi.trr' N.r...pli
Court charged VH'h contempt i-HrE
got thrr'v dav- and Gr.-s. ten In
addition tho former - .r,-r.-l 20 ray
fu" e $50 ur s.rN. 'h.''N additional
DAYS and rt" Ia''er fine. = sos or -.
main ten day- EXTRA \ 'iri man
Charles ; Buvman. A"sr..r ~ . storage
war-huus" a. 80 rVla~N -'r'''' Eruaklvn
also found EuH'y 90 contempt had 20
raw a fine e So"
IN. PUNISHMENT = ~" mon VA brought
about by Alfred y Land # the las firm
Il Gpldfogi" Cnhn \ Lind ~" rep.
resented N" firm ~ counsel fpr I,rIIs
M.ud-lSDn and Louis Tanner baum who
/ .ep a mo-, IuE pIc'ur" Show a. $50 Epr'
Hamilton avenue. Br""klyn IN" chars
m fh.r theatre H"r. r-tnuy ~ IN q MT
~ repl.vIn by Irving Gru-s" and -t.r.-d
IN Row man waT"hDus"
LAWYER Land later had the vrI' vacated
hv Justice SnIfkln. "a 10 ordered ~. mar.
shal 20 restore 'ha chairs When no
went 80 III. warehouse n" va driven
away LAWYER Lind appealed 20 Police
comm ISL 1nsr BakeT and daV ur so
later "A snuad ~ polio. was s.ur - N.
storshou@s. with IN. marshal The chars
had been transferred - some other place
Justice Hoffman on m" Application
~ LAWYER Lind that the men - pun shed
for contempt 81 court I-siIsi the ORDER
- shpv caus. which Justice SEAMAN
heard YESTERDAY
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DT,rH 'Io>r> DiIOR,r ,,>r.
Manning Dtr> BEFORE he GrIs Order to
show Au>e MN o. ~houl,in't IIr Rropsnri

\FwEtEDU CO., ~ When IyI.,
I"mp,ln- signed tu order ON Tuesday
~ VIM" Plains ON request u counsel for
Mrs Marion Manning ~ Cold Sprins
calling On Joseph n Manning pla.uttf
~ an action Tor divorce. tn show rafls.
h"tor" hum ~ his term 81 rour' un Satur-
dav a. \yucN why ~" decree. of dlyorr.
granted Iu default on October ! should
not ~ r"op"nad IN order tu grant tho
defendant her div m court hn dld not
know that ~" divorced husband was
beyond tue order Of the court he died
~ ~ luke- Hospital ~ this city Non.
day night Manning had I....n IN moor
health and death cam. a. 'i.. result II
olrrho>is Of 'r.. liver
The N1uuing~ formerly lived M cold
NpuHg wh"r" Manning had bought a
hOW. WlI,h b.. subsequently, transferred
20 hr~ wife l'av dIi nor get along we'll
Manning cam. 90 \.w."Irgu and tho
WIf" With her Two p.ilt'r.u remained al
Cold spring IH-' wear if. daughter
died and ten year o'I SON lives with
IN" mother Iu 'i- family npw.
Manning alleged IN nIs moving rlper-
that tho NIt" md mother wt- IrIu. With
Herman RIe"r aud VnI'. rp defence
WaS Vuf iu 'y fh" woman o.. prosecution
produced Sl'u"--..- N'p told of incidents
that led ~" Court 'p grant ~" inter
lp"uiory d""r-- without hearing al m.
testimony that could have r..u intro
tUC"d Manning had small estate. and
IN case M" decree" stands 49, ~ be- ~.
p"ct"d n viii under 'Ir conditions Mrs
vii nav" %" participation m ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-20
,RRIST DRINk CTRE MtN.
NedIcaI society SAYS OppenheImer InsiI.
tuIr Violates Public Health law

Carl n Fowler. organizer and yIce-
pres dent e the OppsnhelmersI Institute
for tho treatment ~ alcoholism. was IN
'hs Wes' SIDE polio" court Yesterday
IN answer 10 3 summons procured by
the county Medical Society The society
contends that the corporation - vIola'-
ing section ~ of the public health Law
m advertising 20 praC'Is. medicine and
IN conductIng =anItarlum AZ ~ IVES,
Fifty-.eventh street
Counsel for IA" corporation declared
that the sanitarium " as a phIlan'hrotpiC
institution and that under tbs. same
INTERPRETATION 81 the Law all privar.
hospitals clinics and di-pensaris- would
have 10 close
Lawyer John q Over. for the society.
-ild that the corporation charged SIuI
FOR full treatment and had asked such
an amount from an agent 81 the society
sent there for .ridenc" ~" added that
mo reIuisIte authorization for the in
stI'u'. had not been procured from the
STATE. Board II Charities
Migl-trat" Krotel adjourned the "a-e
for % month and asked the lawyers to
-'IHruIi lrl"f- IN the meantime
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WORNI>G roc LOCkSIprHr
Iusi,snIA. Outward Hound. Had Ia IN.
rhor and I.rf the Anchor HrhInd

\ zephyr from ~" lea rolled in a, dawn
Yesterday airshirs IT fog that fur sev-
"rai hours after IN" sun mad" an insFsc-
tVal "H"r' 10 To- this nsighhDrhopd know
that h" had risen hlpckad the gate 81 IN.
harl,nr and mad" nayIgator- ~ bav and
river Erui" tor landings Ih.r. ~ara
many los" rhay"~ n the gluum and q few
humps that did NJ harm worth recording
m" Cunar,i~r Iu-itania. which started
doSn from her pl"r At = O'Clock
hound Tor lI-hguard and liy.rpooI
passed Quarantine" at % - and finding
walls ~ fog oui-id" ~" Narrow- an
chor"d m GrBy"-''nd Raw She got under
vay nearly tWp hpuT- later. l.avtug IA
the hay on" ~ her hig anchors and -IAty
fathon- 81 cable. which vill h.. brought
up later by q wreCkinR COMPANY
The immigration cutter Immigrant
returning from Fills Island in the thickes'
part ~ IN" oh=curation ~ tho BATTERY
guessed that the Liberty Island handing
NJ IN" Battery wAll vas the Blrge OHirs
slip She hr the landing how On and
ripned up lot ~ boards Having thus
bumped into hearings the skipper easily
discovered his own clip. about . block
away and got there.
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ROBBID INT RANtE TONPtNY.
Two CLERKS Of North British and Nerran-
tile >Ald To HaN~ stolen sl3, OOO

John " Walker and Charles y Brad.
ford who w"r" book keepers va the employ
- N" North British and Mercantile. In
-urauc" Company ~ - william street
we're arrested Yesterday hy detectives from
the District Attorneys ono" Frank X
~tuu" IN" manager declared that bv jug
guug th. hooks IA" men had robbed the
company - about Sl3Gs m the last two
YEAR
N" men w-f" locked Ip ~ Police Head.
giar'"-- Ia-' night and thsir cases will
30 taken u"fpr" tho Grand jury to-day
n" specific 'tIrg" against Walker - the
larceny - . heck Tor Si25 ~. and Brad-
fort b. 'hars"d win hoe theft II a 'hack
~ s.. ~
~" rri-.n"-- Won" taken first 20 the
uf'in" pf '--'-'1u1 pl-'Ti"f Attorney Ia
NrNI"r. when" they w.r" confronted by
~'uU" 4ud q r"Dr"-"uiHfIy" - Bowers
~aud- .riu-"l for IN" insurance com
pauy
o." w.'iua by which tho book Keepers
a.. -IId 'u have rptlI"d th. companv wa
Collecting uu checks mad" payable 80
fu'I'Iprl- TsT-pu- " VA the duty 81 tho
luUk k'-.t-sf- fp MAX. ONT checks Tor
Amounts dI" II" pplcyhold"rz surrender
ing flHIr rr.i.E'-- and the accountants
'." names ~ p-r-pu- who had never
had an a',"uu' and To- have collected
fhs.-.' ~" fu-'.' 49,
N" men had n""n employed hy the
COMPANY fur NOR" han nv" years Walker.
Who j. ~ y"ar- old. hvci a. 590 ~ Marx :
avenue. R-"gklyn, and Bradford. who j.
- Year, Old, lNed b. Iiofnaresf y
Nsi'hsr ~ ma m"n Wa avars of the
actions - tho other Tor some months
and then Il 4 -aid. fhev worked together
Bradford n T. -aid. got ahou' g. Hsi. and
Walker about s. 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-20
IOP'S CROWDED M.
saves Two lives and q Then Gated Z n 10
Answer Charge

Policeman John , collins - the Fulton
street station IA BROOKLYN was tn-trl
mental Yesterday ia saving two lives
Beng summoned M hurry g. ~ Hick-
street he found John Cook an agsd ~.
tired -"i captain. unconscious from "a
a-phvNittrnn and Kept HIM aIv" bog
artificial respiration until IN" arrival II
an arrNuiann" surgeon Soon aftarvtri
Cnlhr- found Mary Fraal T. YEAR I'D
~ iDr hpU." 10 Sands street near Wash
Iugtpu street no state of collapse from
-wa lowing ~ mistake tablet If bioh.u-
rid.. = mercury "" promptly adwIuf--
isr.-i . powerful "WrtIC. and when %
doC'pr arrived ~" gIri wa- pronounced
put - danger
Later 90 ~" d1y Collins had - M.
pear b"for" Deputy commissioner R"yu.
old- and defend himself ~ trn-' 70 ontsg"
81 heIrg N ht- post t"w night ego