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LA-BARRANcAs SCHEDULE.
Summer Daily Schedule.

Local FrtIgnl IHdVes FensacOIa at
Tbs g. m.
10:l5 a. m.
$3.50 D. m.
Through freight leaves Pensacola at
i:15 p. m.
Sunday Sheduie.
First car leaves Pensacola at 700 a. m ::
second car at 500 a. m, and from that
ho11r on, the week day schedule will be
observed, except a car will leave Fort
Barrancas at 500 p. m instead of $40
pm.
Freight car will make but one trip
leaving Pensacola at $50 a. m.
West Hill Schedule.
Passengers wishing TO go to West Hill
will take North Hill cars and transfer
to West Hill car at LaRua and Devil
urdays, after II m. Sundays and after 5
0. m all other days. when West Hill cars
will run through Palafox street to the
PENSACOLA ELECTRIC COMPANY.
ALBA H. WARREN. Manager
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NOTICE.

To property owners who have side
walks to build in any district covered
by the present sidewalk ordinance, or
any one who has walks on curbing TO
construct anywhere in the city: 1t
will pay you to see us and get our
figures before you let your contracts
Phone 1890, and your requests will be
promptly complied with.
w. W. HATCH C SONS CO.,
j12-St 18th Ave. and 18th, st.
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FLOODS THREATENING.

Richmond, Va, June 14.-Floods are
threatening to do much damage in Vir.
ginfa. The James and the Appomat.
tox are rising steadily. Much low
ground has been covered, however,
cunning young corn. Peaches and
wheat have suffered most in the per-
sistent rains and cut hay has been
given up as a total loss.
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FIVE HOUSES BURNED.

Hampton, Ark, June 14.-Fire OF
supposedly incendiary origin early to-
day destroyed five business houses
here. The loss is estimated at $4,000
with only a small amount Of lnsur-
ance. There is no clue. to the pyro-
maniac
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two thousand dollars, $75; up to

twenty-five thousand, $500.
Gas companies in Pensacola are
taxed 500 each. In Montgomery the
license is $3.50, and in Mobile, 1925.
Making the comparisons general, it
will be seen in about every instance
that could be cited that this city is on
the lowest rung when it comes to
license taxes, and one feature when
stands out prominent is the fact that
this city offers unparalleled induce
ments. so far as taxation goes, to
manufactures.
The above comparisons are made
from tax license lists secured from
the two cities where reference and
comparison is made.
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MExlcANs PROSECUTED.

Washington, June 14.-"Mother"
Jones addressed the rules committee
of the house today IN behalf of the
Mexican refugees who, it is alleged,
are being prosecuted in the United
States through the agencies of Amer
lean officers and Mexican government
"SpieS"
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SYrup

Peacock Brand, IL Gal. ............ 36c
Pea cock Brand. 21aIb cans ............ f8c
Peacock Bra nd, 2lb cans. 13c. for. 25c
Inglestde, IL Gal. can (Pure Camel =. sec
Ingleside, 2 IL ID. cans ............ 19c
Insleside, 2-lb cans. 13c, 2 for ........ 25c
Ingleside, l 1-2 ID cans ............... 1oc
Syrups, Cane Patch, Gal Cans ..... Csc
Syrups, Cane Patch, Z Gal Cans go. 38c
Syrups, Magnolia, Il Gal Cans ....... sec
Syrups, Alaga, ! Gal Cans ........... CSC
Syrups. Alaga, Il Gal Cans ........... SOC
Syrups, Alaga, 2lb cans. 13c, for 25c
Syrups, Alag 115lb cans ............ 1oc
SyruPs, LaBelle Comp No. 2 can -. csc
Syrups, Cane. in OF bottles ......... 1oc
Syrups, RevOna, No. l can .......... Csc
karo Corn Syrup, 2-lb cans, per can. &c
karO Corn Syrup, 5-lb cans, per can. pic
Soda, Arm and Hammer, 12-oZ pkg.
Soda Sal, per Observation-Disclosures. Sc
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GAMES THROWN OUT.

Little Rock, Ark, June 14.-"Any
game won by the New Orleans team
with Charles Frank on the bench will
be forfeited" said President Kava
naugh, of the Southern, last night upon
receiving notice of Birmingham's pro
test of yesterdays game played in
New Orleans
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l cas-

Tea. Heno, 1-8. IA. 1-2 Id pkgs, per
pkg, 10c, 15c and .................. &c
Tea, Tetley's, lab and LIB pkgs,
per pkg 10C and Recommendations. &c
Tea, Oyama, per pkg, Sc and ....... 10
Tea, Mixed Uloose). per ID .. &C
Tomatoes, Maryland Chief, No. 2 can,
Tomatoes. Big r brand. per can, Sc or
three for ...................25
Tomato Pulp. No. l, per can ......... %
Tomato Paste, per can .............. %
Triple. Helmet Brand, per can ....... Is
Tongue, 12lb cans, per can .-........ Is
Tongue. lib cans, per can ...... sc
Vinegar, bbI per gal ............,. q
Vinegar, Gal Containers, Pure Apple sc
Vinegar, Beech-Nu ct Bottles 49,. q
Wash Boards. Brass King ...... 81
Wash Boards, glass ............... 81
Yeast. Magic, per pkg ................ os
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Observation taken at a. m. Contra
time yesterday.
Barometer, 5000 inches
Temperature, 1872 degrees.
Relative humidity, 81 per cent.
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Mean monthly temperature. 80.
Warmest month with an average
temperature of ..............
Coolest month with an aver
age Temperature of...
Mean of maximum temperature
Mean of minimum tempera ture
Absolute highest temperature.
Absolute lowest temperature.
Greatest monthly preoipita-
Least monthly precipitation. :. {
Greatest precipitation in "a
consecutive hours ........-..s
Mean relative humidity (per
cent?
Average number OF days with
rain
Average number of clear days.
Average number of partly
cloudy days
Average number OF cloudy
Gays
Prevailing direction of wind. ....
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DIVIDEND DECLARED.

New York, June 14.-DIrectors OF
the Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company
subsidiary of the Southern railway,
today declared dividend of four per
cent.
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Cduce

Lea & PERKINS, 25c
Hirsh .,.,,,.,..,.......o ec
Red Snapper ................. 23c
Pepper (Franks) Red and Green
tppFC 80
Pepper Small ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. oSo
Succotash Blue Label ........-. $50
Strawberries. for Pies, No. can o9e
Salmons Arso NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1Sc
Salmons, Violet Columbia River ..,... zoe
Salmon. Alex Observation-Disclosures. o9e
Starch Pearl per ID ............., 06c
Starch, Celluloid, per pkg ,.......,. csc
Starch. Corn, lib pkg. per pkg ...... osc
Shrimp. No. / can l3c, 2 for ......... 25o
Sardines Game Cock (AIus). per can 0ec
tomatoes s....:...... . ..r,' Zoe
Sardines, Orion Brand Qmp) Smoked
in Olive Oil, per can .....-......... 12c
Sugar. Standard Graduated, 1914 lb.. 100
Oil. per can ................... 1oc
Sardines American in OIL for 49,. CSC
Stove Polish Enamelene, per can 80. Csc
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TO-DAY AND HOLD GOOD FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS


Pineapple. Sliced. No. can (Numson)
13c. or two for ...-................ 25c
preserves, Figs, No. ! can. 1Oc
Peanuts, per ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. oSc
Peas (Cal.), Dry, Per ID .............7H2c
Peas, Van Camps Early June, No. 2
Peas, Lake RE. Early June ....... o7c
Peas, Ajax. Early June. No. 2 can 80. o9c
Peas, Van Camp, Sifted, No. ? can :. 12c
Peas, Old Abe Petit Pois. No. can 1sc
Peas, Faultless, Pelu Pois, No. can. Toe
Split Peas. per ID SEC
Rice, Head, per ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o7c
Rice, Fancy Japan, per ID .......... o4c
Sausage. Vienna STYLE No. l can 49, 1oc
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Soaps
U. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL.
TURE-WEATHER BUREAU.
Willis L. Moore, Chief.

The highest temperature recorded
during June since the establishing of
the station in 1880 was 101 degrees
on the 30th, 1894.
Data as recorded by the instru-
ments at the local office, and COMPARE
sons made with the normals of pre-
vious years
Data for June IA, 1910.
rQrafnra Drooini+ finn
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Those Summer Girl
Waists at $1.49

One of the prettiest sum-
mer numbers for the dashing
summer girl is the Summer
Girl Waist-good for the
good old summer tirne-and
right down "summery," too.
We have a fine line of
these beauties, with low,
comfortable necks, sleeves
that turn up, and with here
and there a bit of ernbroid-I
cry.
Remember, this week they
are only
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Salad Dressing
Securing
Soap Powder

Star Naphtha, per pkg Sc, 2 for ...., osc
PearIine per pkg ..,............. Csc
Dutch Cleanser per can 09c 5 for :. Csc
Salt 2lh pkg o4s
Salt, Coarse, SIb for .......... csc
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coooAIE KNOCKED OUT,

Kansas City, June 14.-BilIy Papke
knocked out Al Goodale in the second
round tonight.
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Pickles

Split, (Sour) Williams Bros, per
bottle .................... 1oc
Relish, Williams Bros, per bottle =. Toe
Chow Chow, Williams Bros, per
bottle .................... Zoe
Chow Chow, Crosse & Blackwell,
per bottle .......................,< CSC
Plain Cucumbers, OF. Bottles, Hy-
mans, per bottle ................ Csc
Mixed, OF. bottles, Hyman's. per
bottle .................... Csc
Relish, OF bottles, Hyman's. per
bottle ................... a5c
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Beechnut Goods

Bacon, Sliced, in lib glasses .....-... 2sc
Sliced Beef. lib glass ..........-...'.. <sc
Peanut butter snall glass ........ 10c
Peanut Butter, medium glass ........ l4c
Peanut Butter, large ..........-..s.. S2c
Mohawk Bacon, lib glass ............ &c
Mohawk Bacon, 1zlb glass ........... l4c
Vinegar, Pure (Apple Cider), at bottle 22c
Beef, Corned, Morris, lib cans .....,. l2c
Beef, Roasted, Iibby's, lib cans. 80. I2c
Beef, Clipped, Armour's LIB cans. 12c
Buckwheat Stobles, SC pkg, for 80. &c
Buckets 10 ct, galvanized .-...-.''... 2oe
Putter. Rrookfield ......... 3Sc
Butter. Renovated, per Ib ...... 33c
BlaCkberries for pies, No. can ...... OSc
Beets, Van Camps, Early Red, No.
can ...:.-............. - - 10 IoC :
Beans. Lima, Van Camps, No can. O9c
Pork and Beans, V. C., No. can -. 09c
Pork and Beans, Y. c., No. can 1Gc
Pork and Beans, Sniders. No. can. csc
Pork and Beans, Sniders, No. 2 can. 14c
Pork and Beans, Campbell, No. can. &c
Pork and Beans, Scott Co. Brand, No.
can MINIMUM OeG
Yours truly brand, No. / can. &C
Yours truly brand, No. can. 14c
I5iXola Polish ........-... ...-.....''.. use
Beans, Lima, Dry, per Id ............ O8c
Beans, White, per 10 ......-...'...'. JOG
Brooms, 2 strings Neutrality-suspicious.. SIG
Brooms, strings NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. soc
Brooms, strings .....................4 &c
Brooms, 4 strings .................-...4 sc
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THE ONLY ~
' r ~ o.: '''' s " =: "a: a.
WAY IS MAE HA
A0n FOR CASH
BUYERS TO TRADE

Mustang Liniment ........... 23c
Naseline NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Csc
Turpentin Observation-Disclosures. Csc
Devled Ham, Underwoods, 12lb cans soc
Devied Ham, Underwoods, lab cans 15c
Extracts, Bear Brand, Lemon and
Nanll4a oSc
Extracts, We-Li-Ki, Lemon and Va
nilla ................ oec
Extracts, Sauers, Lemon and Vanilla o9c
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Beef Mea', per lb Observation-Disclosures 4c
Bone Meal. per Id NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o4c
Crystal Grit per ID ..1L4c
Grits. Coarse and fine lib pkg 49,. SOC
Gelatine. Cox, per pkg. ...a..........10 c
Hams, Swifts Premium, per h.. CSC
Hams, Diamond c, per H.. PIC
Hams, Picnic: per 10 .-............. 15c
Hamburger Steak. per can........... 1oc
Herrings, Kippered, per can...........11c
Horse Radish, Oibby's) per bottle. -. 14c
Hominy, Van Camp, No. 3 Can ...... oSc
Hominy, Little Jap. large cans, per
Ink, black &c
Jelly, Pure Fruit (New Era) ........ 1oc
Jelly, Queen City (Glucose) ......... csc
Jelly, Embossed Tumblers. L. P. C. :. oec
Jams. Clipper. No. tins ............. 1oc
Jams, Curtis Bros, glass ............. 23c
Jams, Queen City, glass ............. oec
Jams, Strawberry, Beech-Nut soc
Peach. strawberry and Orange,
per pkg. &c. or for ............ Csc
JAM Clipper Brand, Strawberry
Peach, Damson, Pineapple and
Ounce, per can NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lOc
JellO Ice Cream Powder, per pkg $50. 1oc
Kraut, Van Camp, No. 8 cans ........ oec
kraut. Scott & Co. No. can ........ oec
! I've Sterling Brand per can .... Csc
Lye, Red Seal, per can. sc
Lamp ReHeCtof --........... .....-. .<oC
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-14
Eastern Livestock Market


th1CAGo. April Ii--Csttle- Receipts. est
mated 81 1900: market steady: beeves. s.. az
s55; Texas steers. -. S0I6.35. western steers.
S'9o-S5; stockers aud feeders. S3.S5d6.45; COWS
aud heifers. 8. 40. calves. S1MS
hoEs-keceipts estimated at $4,000; market
lO9 l5c lower. light S9.SOM 1913. mixed. 50 -
Ql0lo; heavy. $3.50 1918; rough. 50. so d9.95;
good ~ choice heavy. S9.95Nl0.15; pigs, SS.204
SO: bulk u ssles S9-90G l0-65.
Sheep-Receiprs estimated al 1900 market
weak; native. S4.500 S.25; western. S4.75 a S.25;
earrings. S7-25MS.75; lambs, native. SI.T5Q
a.l5; western. SSG9.75.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. April 13.-Catrle- Receipts.
4.pro- market stronger - 1uc higher. native
steers, S6250 $50; cows and heifers. s. a 80.
stOckers and feeders. Ss.50G6.75. bulls S4a
6, calves. S3.T5aS; western steers S5-75GS. 10;
western cows. S4a6-25
Hogs-Receipts 1000: market steady TO IO@
l5c lower. bulk IF SALES. 50. 7Od993. heavy.
$500 1905 packers and butchers 81. "a 10;
light. Se-5oN9 -; pigs. Ss.50N9
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; market steady: NUT
IONS. S6-15d = -; lambs IS - so; fed western
"ethers and yearlings S7.25a9-25; fed western
ewes. S6-15Ny $50.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. April 1S.-Cattle- Receipts,
300, market steady 20 strong; native steers.
S6GS COWS and heifers. S3.75H6.50: western
steers. $3.5ou1; COWS and heferS. S2.T5 d5.50;
esnners S2.5ud 4--5: Stockers and feeders. s., -
as calves Sa-2J So; bulls. stays. etc. 50 -
ass
Hogs-Reeeipts Il.7oo: market loaI5c lower:
leavy- s975eI9-9o; mixed, S2.65n9-75; light,
s32eF9-L3; pigs, SS-5o49.50; bulk of sales,
Sheep-Beceipts 500: market l5a2oc lower:
vearl-lEs. Sf.15ftS 500 WerherS. $500 : 20:
ewes. SsuN; lambs. S3Ml0.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-14
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

LOS ANGELES, April 13.-Arrived: Steamer
Whittier, from San Francisco; lighthouse tender
Sequoia. from San Francisco.
Sailed: Steamer Temple f. Dorr for Eureka /:
steamer klamath. for Portland.
Arrived - Steamer Watson, from Seattle
steamer Delhi. from Tacoma steamer CIaremont
from South Bend; steamer Excelsior, from Coos
Sailed-United States steamers Truxton. Hull
Perry. Preble, Paul Jones. Stewart Laurence
Goldsborough. Rowan and Whipple. for Santa
barbara island, 70 continue gun practice; steamer
President. for San Diego; steamer Carmel for
Grays Hsrbor steamer Alcatraz. for Bowen's s
landing; schooner Blakeley. for Port Blakeley
SEATTLE, April 13-Arrived: German steam
Amasis. from Hamburg: steamer Cottage Citv
from Sksgway; steamer Olsen Mahoney, from
Departed: ship ). ]. Fuller. for Uyak,
Alaska steamer Buckman, for San Francisco
German steamer Amasis. for Victoria.
TACOMA, Wash. April 13.-Arrived: Steamer
Governor. from San Francisco; steamer Wasp
from Everett
Departed: Steamer Wasp for San Francisco.
ASTORIA, April I3.-Schooner ] r. Lunsmsn
arrived today from San Francisco in ballast to
load lumber for return
Steam schooners Wellesley and Tahoe left
this morning for Gray's Harbor to load lumber
Steam schooner Thos. L. Wand sailed today
for San Francisco with cargo of lumber.
Steam schooner J. B. Stetson sailed today
tor San Francisco with a cargo of lumber
Steamer Golden Gate arrived early this morn
ing from Tiiamook with full cargo OF dairy
steamer Geo. W; Elder sailed today for San
Francisco with freight and passengers.
Steamer Sue II. Elmore sailed today for
Tfllamook with freight and passengers
Steamer Falcon OF the American Hawaiian
line arrived this afternoon from San Francisco
with freight that came over the Mexican line
from the east
At a rate Of $3.50 a thousand feet the
schooner Ruth e. Godfrey has been chartered
70 transport cargo of lumber from here to
San Pedro. The schooner Bangor has been en-
gagged at rate OF 81 thousand feet to carry
a cargo of fir from the Columbia river TO San
Francisco.
Lighthouse tender America arrived from Port
land last evening and is at the Tongue point
buoy station discharging department. supplies and
taking On material for a trip to Coos bay to set
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TUG SAVES PEOPLE
ON sinking ship
Steamship Santa Clara Sends
Wireless Call for AS
sistance
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI


EUREKA. April 13.-The North Pa
cihc steamship company's steamer
Santa Clara. with so passengers on
board and a crew Of 25 men. struck the
Humboldt bar this afternoon when
passing out from Eureka for San
Francisco.
After proceeding six miles down the
coast the vessel began to leak so Sc
riously that wireless message was
sent back to Eureka for a tug. When
the tug Ranger, which was at once
sent out. reached the steamer the Santa
Clara's engines were out of commits
sion and the vessel had drifted in close
to the breakers
A heavy sea was running, but the
Ranger anaged to get a line to the
disabled coaster and tow it about half
a mile off shore, where both anchors
were let go.
A very high sea was running, which
made the task of transferring the pas
sengers in two small boats one of
great difficulty and danger. The fact
that the passengers were transferred in
such a rough sea is taken as an indi-
cation that the steamer is in danger of
sinking.
Wnen the Santa Clara furnaces
were submerged the ships wireless
went out of commission. The transfer
of passengers was watched through
telescopes from the Table bluff wireless
station and it is believed that all were
saved. Among the passengers on the
Santa Clara is c. A. Doe father of c.
P. Doe. head of the North Pacific
steamship company.
The Ranger will be unable to land
its passengers at Eureka until morn
ing, as the bar is breaking too heavily.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-14
WOULD HAVE POLICEMAN
TAKE DRUNKARD HOME
Municipal Judge Makes Sugges-
ton to Chicago's Mayor

CHICAGO, April 13.-Is it right T.
class a drunken man as a criminal?
Municipal Judge Mckenzie Clelan,
gives an emphatic 'No" to the ques
ton, and has set on foot a movemen
for the uplift of the drinking man.
Here are some of the recommends
tions and views he set forth yesterda,
in a letter to Mayor Busse:
That every intoxicated man who
is merely helpless and not noisy
or disturbing the peace be accom-
panied to his residence by an officer
instead of being locked in a police
station.
The purpose of a police depart
ment should be to do the most good
for the greatest number of persons
1t will promote a spirit of kind
ness rather than revenge. To ar
rest a man for drunkenness only
savors of revenge.
For a man to be brought home
by an officer will have as great a
moral effect as to take him to a
police station.
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Lon Angeles Produce Market
Soil D,~o-f-L L. IT, CcTT

LOS ANGELES. April l3.-Receipts of butter.
eggs and cheese were comparatively light today
and while prices did not advance they were firm.
There was little movement in potatoes. Dealers
are orerStocked and are willing 10 take almost
any price 10 move ther stock. Receipts of pro-
duce were. Eggs. 5lT cass: butter > 465 pounds
cheese. $50 pounds: potatoes 1.G9s sacks; onions,
15s sacks.
Butter-Cr Creamery extras. 27e III: creamery
hrsts 25c ~: cooking butter 22c 10.
Eggs-ENtra select. 29c: local ranch csndled.
nrsts. &c; case count. DC: storage packed eN-
frss. pc; DO seconds. 20c
Cheese-Northern fresh. I9c. eastern twins.
1870, eastern cheddars. #ai5c; eastern IOnchorn.
iec; eastern daisy l9c; swiss, imported. 3Oc:
swiss. domestic. 23G25c; brick cream. 20c; lin
burger. 2UN2lc
Besns-No. pink, S5.75; No. 1 limas $4,000
$3.50; Lady Washington. 81 so: small whites.
ientils. s..
Potstoes-Salinas. Sl.65dl.T5: Highlands SI6
l-55; Lompoc, Sl.65al.75; W8tsonTiIie. 81 .2jd
40; yellow sweets. 81 per ctl; white. 81. .50d3:
req s. - eL2-50 oregon early rose. S1-5o: Idaho,
$l--5; new potatoes, Sl-25 "a l-a5 per box; white
rose. 81 -25F1.35
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-14
MINING KINGS ESTATE
VALUED AT $3,S0O,OO0
Thomas F. Walsh's Will Filed
for Probate

WASHINGTON, April 1S.-The per
.sonaI estate of the late Thomas F,
Walsh. the mining king, is valued al
$3.S00,000, according to the petition
which the American security and trust
company, his executor. filed today for
the probate of his will.
Only the assessed valuation of the
real estate is given. This places the
realty holdings in Washington at
$1,519,279. but a conservative estimate
of its market value would be about
$500, 600.
Stocks and bonds were held by Walsh
to the extent Of s3.20O.00O, and he had
on deposit in local banks S300,0O0 His
household effects are valued at $4,000,
and there are debts due him to the ex-
tent of $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-14
MOB HANGS DYING NEGRO
FOR KILLING A JAiLER
Prisoner Begins Fight by Seiz-
ing Deputy's Revolver

MERIDIAN. Miss, April 13.-Tom
ONeil a negro, who shot and killed
Jailer Temple here today, was shot by
the jailers in a fight in the basemenf
of the jail.
A crowd of nearly 1000 persons took
ONeil away before he died, carried him
to a telephone pole, and hanged him.
Temple was killed by O'Neil when
the jailer went to the assistance of a
deputy whose revolver the negro had
seized.
George Williams, another negro,
charged with assisting O'NeiI, is
threatened with Iynching
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-14

10 / point lower. Sales 10000 bags Closing
hids-April and May g. 65c; June. 6.I5c; July,
g. Soc; August. September. October and Novem-
Der, 6.S5c; December 6 90c January, 6.93c;
February, 6.94c; March, 695c.
spot coffee, quiet. No. Rio. Siec; No !
santos. 94c; mild. quiet; COrdova. 9l3 dl2Ae.
Butter-Firm- Creamery specials, Sac; extras,
$50: third 10 frsts, 26d 32c.
Cheese-Dull
EEgs-Easy unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Appes-Quiet. steady. Spot,
fancy. l0c; choice. SGSiac; prime 6at a 12c;
common 20 fancy. eG6iac.
PrUnes-Steady. California mp 10 504os, rs a
81 C.. OregonS 5Moc.
iprc0ts-Quiet. Choice. 1917 ollie; extra
choice, II1l1hc; fancy. I2aI2i4c.
Peaches-Duli Choice. 6I2d6Mc; extra
choice, 6as 0Thc; fancy. =. G72sc.
Raisins-Barely STEADY. Loose muscatels. 35t
N5&sc, choice TO fancy seeded. 5d52c; seed
less. 5i2G43lc; London layers, I.15M 10