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half month. at the rate of per cent
per annum. The valuation of pledges
is performed by syndicate of auction
eers. They are supposed to advance
four-fifths of the value of jewelry, ETC.,
and two-thirds of the value of apparel.
ETC., but as they are liable for any loss
on the sale of unredeemed pledges they
seldom err against themselves.
Nominaliy the contract is for year.
but every effort is made to give the
pledger a chance to redeem his goods.
and it is usually 10 or 20 months before
they come to. the hammer, Facilities
are accorded for paying off the money
by installments. at the option of the
pledger, the money loaned and the in
terest charges thus diminishing until
the amount is repaid and the articles
redeemed.
Statistics for 1909 are not yet pub
lished. but the figures have not differed
greatly for many years past. The total
business may be reckoned at close
upon 100000 per year. The average
loan is ST. About 100000 unredeemed
pledges are sold annually at an average
of s3.20 to s9.40 each.
1t is doubtful whether private enter
prise could compete against the Mont
de Piete, as it borrows the money it
requires at a very low rate of interest
and could easily compete against pri-
vate pawn brokers.
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PAWNSHOPS OF FRANCE
LEND $II,OO0,0OO A YEAR
Penal Code Prohibits Invasion
of Ancient Monopoly

In answer to an inquiry concerning
pawn offices in France, Consul General
Frank H. Mason of Paris furnishes the
following information
Practically for more than a century,
and absolutely for more than so years.
the Mont de Piete has enjoyed COM
plete monopoly of the pawn -broking
business in France. BY article All of
the penal code, any person lending
money on pledge is liable to impris-
onment, 8 days to three months, and a
fine of 100 to 1000 francs q franc
1913 eents). There are persons called
ticket brokers who advance money
(about 20 per cent of the face value)
on the Mont de Piete vouchers and
charge interest at the rate of 10 per
cent per month. They keep within the
law by making the contract a purchase
redeemable in three months, but in
practice there appears to be no time
limit.
The sole rate of interest charged by
the Mont de Piete is per cent plus ]
per cent, interest being charged by the
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USE OF SPLEEN is
PUZZLE TO MEDICOS

In recent Old Bailey trial it was
stated that the victim of violent as
sault had had his spleen removed, and
was none the worse for the operation.
This bears out the old story of the
medical student who was asked by the
examiner in his viva voce,'' What
is the use of the spleen?' Il am sorry,
sir was the reply; II did know, but I
have forgotten" whereupon the exam
iner remarked, THAT is unfortunate,
for you are the first man who ever did
know" This was the line of defense
taken some time ago, when a Vienna
professor of anatomy was sued for re-
moving dogs spleen without the
masters consent. Counsel argued that
what served no practical use was of no
value, and therefore no loss had been
sustained. but the court pointed out
that If this doctrine were tenable it
was open to any one to help himself
to the treasures of collectors, who
never made use of them. and accorded
the owner of the dog ges.-Lon-
don Globe.
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BUSINESS OUTLOOK
UNSETTLES Stocks
Crop Prospects and Industrial
Movements Affect Specula
ton in Wall Street

NEW YORK July 24.-Incidents of
last week served to keep the attention
of financial markets to unfavorable
features in the condition of business
and to unsettle the speculative tone in
the stock market.
The spring wheat has lost the fore
most prominence which was given it
by the government report of heavy
deterioration during June. Also the
offsetting advantage of the large yield
promised for other grains, notably corn
and winter wheat. have neutralized the
influence of the spring wheat shortage.
The Importance attached to this offset
anxiety over less favorable reports
during the week from the corn belt
and the need of rain to carry out the
promise for the crop.
There was good deal of confusion
in the reading of the Industrial pros
industrials was based nominaIly on re-
ports of an agreement among the prin-
cipa1 producers to curtail output to the
limits of the present demand, which is
large in itself.
Those reports weres subject to the
usual suspicion of design for effect on
the stock market. The suspicion was
heightened by the unexpected reduction
in the dividend on National lead stock
and the violent decline in the price of
that security which resulted.
Strong forces are at work to build
up the reserve strength of the New
York banks, but the banking position
in the country at large remains open
to discussion.
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SHIPPING. NEWS OF COAST
Items Of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
So DisealeE 3 The CaHl

- EUREKA. July "a Steam schooner Despatch
: 1Trived from the south today 10 load redwood
sumbeg for her return trip
l.: steam schooner iaqua crossed In from San
p. .Irancisco this afternoon. 1t viii. load lumber
81 Arcata and catfle in this city for the return
Steamer Leggett arrived from san Pedro this
afternoon via san Francisco. bringing the mail
and general freight. lt VIII load lumber at Sa-
Carrying fun cargo Of ties from BAY points
fine steamer Bowdoin left out this afternoon for
San Pedro.
=. steam schooner w ii. Murphy left out for VII
Inington this afternoon
SteaBicr Kilburn IS due 10 arrive from San
k ncisco tomorrow with freight, mail and pas
Steam scbooners Aberdeen Iakne and Rava1li
are due from San Francisco late this evening or
early tomorrow morning.
PORTLAND, July Through the instaIla-
tion q wireless apparatus the tug Joseph
= Pulitzer the port of Portland is preparing 10
increase tho efficiency Of ts piIotage department
and hopes 90 put end 10 the competition Of
she Independent pilots. The Joseph Pulitzer
which was recently Overhauled, viii be placed in
drvdock Tuesday where the necessary cOpper
plates and other wireless apparatus win be in
stalled
. From San Francisco the steam schooners ouin-
ant Johan Pauison and Yosemite due TO ar
rive tomorrow The Quinauit VIII lie Up at Al
llers dock 10 . ana tlle Jonah fauison ana the
Yosemite win go directly 10 the Oak street dock.
with host Of California delegates to the
.N'oOdmens convention, which VIII begin here
tomorrow. the steamer Roanoke arrived about
:rniduight from San Pedro and San Francisco The
Ttoanoke was due 10 arrive here early this morn
ing:
- Residents of Coos bay have sent n remonstrance
10 the United States photographic office IN
Portland. 0bjectlng 10 recent report of sound
-Ties said 10 have been made at that place. The
.s6nndings were not made al Coos bay. but at
9oquille. II was through an error that announce
inent WAS made that soundings were made at
Coos bay
-:Ios ANGELES. July 24-Arrived: Steamers
1ta Rosa. from San Diego: steamer Nome City
from Redondo: Sferfner Coos Bay. from San
Francisco: steamer Atlas. from Bedondo.
~SaIed-Steamers Santa Rosa, Hanalei. Atlas
arid Coos Bay. for San Francisco; steamer Hor
net for Puget Sound.
:. SEATTLE. July 24.-Agrived- Steamer Colonel
FL Drake from san Francisco; British steani-
or Prince Rupert. from Stewart. =. c.
Sailed-Steamer Santa Maria. for San Fran
cisco: steamer Alameda, for Valdez British
steamer Prince Rupert, for Portland canal.
TACOMA July 24.-Departed- Steamers City
-6f. puehla. Watson and Charles Nelson for
s6und ports.
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LOCAL FERRY TRAINs-Va Oakland Pier.

lOCAL FEhhr ihAtNS-fa Uakland Per.
To Oakland. Berkeley Bergman East Oakland and
FruIVale-Daly-Fro 600 an and every twenty
minutes until 700 pm inclusive; then 740 $50
200 $40. 1920, 11.O0. i11.40 pm. 1920 and
120a.m
To Saths and Rskess via Seventh ss-Daiy-From
600 am. and every twenty minutes until 200 pm.
inclusive. then 7.40. $40. 900, $40. 1870 flo
and l1.40 pm.
To stonshurst-Dailv Except sunday-6Oo. ZOO. 500.
900 am. 220. 900. 400 500 80 Pm Sunday
only 900 1000 a.m- 100. 200. 300. 400. 500.
$40 pm.
70 Oakland First St. Fruital. Aameda via Horssshos
-Daily-From 1900, 6.20 am. and every twenty
minutes until $40 am inclusive. then GEO. go
1000, 1920, 1f00. 1l.20 an, ~ m. 1920 100 10
200. 220. 900, $50. q 40 pm. and every twenty
minutes until z pm inclusive; 740 $50 600 $40,
1920 1100 and II. 40 p.m. 20 and 10 am
Additional train to Oakland First St. 215 am
To West 8erkeley-Daly Except Sunday-Frona 500
am. and every twenty minutes until 20 am inclu-
sive: then goo am. and every hour until 400 pm
inclusive; then 40 pm. and every twenty minutes
until 700 pm. inclusive: then 7.40 pm. so, 900.
90, 1870, 1l00. II 40 pm. and 1870 am
To West 5erkeey-Sundays only-From 500 an.
then 700. 7:40. $50 900 am. inclusive; then 900
and every twenty minutes 200 pm. inclusive:
then 7.40 pm. $50 900. 9.40. 1910 100, IL 40
pm. and 1870 am
To cor5in-Daly Except Sundav-From 600 a m. and
every 20 minutes until $50 am inclusive then
900, 1000 am. 1900 m. 100 200, 400 400 A2O
40 500 $40, $40 and 800 pm
10 Coroin-Sundays only-From 500 am. then 200
am, go am. and every twenty minutes until
600 pm.
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quarantine, ana Ille
South Dakota because OF its cruise to
Buenos Aires to attend the celebration
there. The latter left for Monterey
early yesterday morning.
After practice Of three weeks with
the big guns the Washington, accord
ing To report, may then proceed around
the Horn to join the Atlantic feet Nc
visitors We're allowed on the Washing
ton yesterday and liberty was denied
the men. Drilling with the guns was
gone through instead
Loses sail in Gale
The British barkentine T. p. Emigh
SS days from Newcastle, Australia,
weeks rough experience about 100
miles off Point Reyes. On July Is
Captain Ipseu reported a heavy north
- west gale carried away the vessel S
-.fOresaN. f0retOpsail and Jib. The sum-
-lger trades yielded there TO alternate
-reai winds and calms. holding the yes
--sel prisoner until the hoodoo left sat
uTlay. The Emigh brings 1918 tons OF
: acoal coDsi gned TO Kinds. Rolph q Co
= Governor Arrives From seattle
g. The Governor. Captain Jepsen. ar
.criEed from Seattle after pleasant and
uueNenttul voyage yesterday, having
:. among it's passengers H. c. CantelOw,
general freight agent for the Pacific
. Coast steamship company. who re-
Iurned from an inspection tour OF the
-. r. l. Ford a weH known railroad
: man of Spokane. was passenger with
- r. Groesbeck. head OF the San Diego
gas and electric company, who is also
bound for the south
= There were PSI first class passeng gers
. .Hnd p second class on the Governor
-t( these l25 viii continue on when the
Slip sails this afternoon out of the
= 500 tons OF freight 800 are for the
- kXflbcEmfna ReportS smooth sea
THE Wuhelmina, which, with the
sierra. Is due to arrive from Honolulu
-tQnorr0w. reported by wireless at S
.n.clock Saturday evening that 1T was
-.-tlfeu 500 miles from the Ightship, with
weather fine and sea smooth. The Viii
" te5mina brings l5S passengers and a
-fraits. while the Sierra has 165 passen-
gers and also a large cargo
EXcursiOnistS Follow Yachts
.:..Homer J. Fritch left yesterday with
a party OF friends as his guests on his
steamer Carlos for santa cruz and san
2-s'cht races being held in the south.
- Water Front Notes
= .Lguber- receipts FOR yesterday were
-.3.Zla.0u0 feet
= .The Beaver. Captain Kidston, arrived
from SAN Pedro Yesterday with paSsen-
:ge1.s and freight. and win continue
.nortl TODAY AT noon.
.FSire on steamer aIomuS ExtinEuisbed
SAVANNAH. Ca. July PA brief
i1essa sc. caught 10y The United wireless
station here tonight, indicates that the
Iln on the steamer MOmus bound for
y eW orleans. was more stubborn than
>at first supposed and that it was finally
+ GEtinEuished shortly after noon today
after burning during most Of yesterday
and d Of last night.
Evidently lis machinery is not dam
aged. as the messa sc reads:
= Fire eNtinguished at 1918 o'clock
4his afternoouf. Full speed for New
.. orleans"
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SYNOPSIS or wEArHER coNpITIoNs

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
An area of high pressure oyerlies Washington
and British Coluba, causing fair weather over
the Pacific slope except cloudy along the coast
from Cape Mendocino sonth. Cloudy weather also
prevails in northern Arizona. where thunder
storms have occurred small depression Is
central in northern Montana, causing fair and
warm weather in the Rocky mountain region and
upper Missouri valley The depression over
Minnesota yesterday has moved eastward and is
now central north of the lakes, causing some
cloudiness In that section. On the south At
lantic coast an area of high pressure is central,
causing cloudy swea ther and scattered showers in
the Mississippi valley. Conditions favor
able for fair weather In this district Monday
ccpt cloudy along the coast.
Forecast for the 30 hours ending at p m.
Monday. July %, 1910:
san Francisco and vicinity--Cloudy Monday;
moderate west wind.
Santa Clara valey-Fair Monday; light north
west wind.
Sacramento valley-Fair Monday; light south
wind
San Joaquin vaIley-Fair Monday: light west
wind.
California south of Tehachapi-Fair Monday;
light west wind.
G. II. WILSON. Local Forecaster,
Temporarily In Charge.
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IRON INDUSTRY SUFFERS
FROM SUMMER DULLNESS
Steel Corporation Drops to 90
Per Cent Of Capacity

NEW YORK, July 24.--The whole
iron industry is in the depths of sum-
mer dullness, the United States steel
corporation having dropped It's activi-
ties to so per cent of its total capacity
The American steel and wire company
has stimulated the wire trade somewhat
since it openly dropped 81 per ton un-
der the previous cuts of 81 to 81 per
ton. but in other finished lines business
is decreasing in volume The railroads
are still lethargic. The Carnegie mills
are to roll $4,000 tons of rails for for
eign orders.
Business in pig iron last week again
was light. No. 2 foundry from Buffalo
is being delivered to New Jersey and
New York consumers at SIC. The Phil
adelphia territory is being invaded by
western Pennsylvania furnaces at SIC
delivered for No. ..
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BN Inifed Wireless

Sunday. July p.
Smiles south of Point arena strong northwest
w nd: rough northwest sea. all we'll
BARGE 3-In TOW steamer Atlas: July D. 2 p.
- .m..' arrived East san Pedro.
STEAMER COL. z. L DRAlkE-July .. D. M.
..:-6q Port Townsend, arrive Seattle about q.
....-Il.. July o.
SIEAEER WTLHELMINA- p. p. m. 9o6
. ..-t1iles from lightship; northeast wind; sea
!. smooth weather fine; barometer 80. 13; TEN
. 7rerature &C.; al well.
STEAMER SANTA MARIA-July -. 5.I5 p. m.
:..aTiTcd Seattle.
STEAMER SANTA ROSA July 23. p. m, ar
:. rfed san Diego. sailed 10 p. m.
-sEEAMER> GCVERNOR-From Seattle for San
" francisco: Iuly -. 10 a. m. % miles north
- west ~ Point Reyes; little feggy; due San
> Francisco 2-4o D.
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MALAY STATES TAKE
TO CONE WHEELERS"

According to Consul Geenral James
T. du Bois of Singapore, a one wheeled
jinrikisha, on the monocycle principle,
is being introduced among the Chinese
Of the Malay states. 1t is said to be
safe and to have many advantages over
the old fashioned vehicle. There is no
jarring drag in rounding corners, the
w ear and tear is reduced to a mini
mum, the work on the pullers greatly
reduced and 20 per cent increased
seed maintained. 1t is reported that
a company is forming at Penang for
the furtherance of this jinril<isha trade
with China.
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HOT WEATHER PREDICTED

WASHINGTON July 24.-This week will be
one of high temperature throughout the greater
part of the country east of the Rocky noun
tains and in the extreme southwest. according
to the forecast of Willis l.. Moore, chief of the
weather bureau.
The general pressure distribution over the
North American continent and the adjacent
oceans indicate that this condition will prevail.
disturbance is threatened in the northwest
Monday or Tuesday. There are no indications
of general rain for the week
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES
REPRESENT S7OO,OOO,O
Issues Increase SzZ,044,2S6 in
Twelve Months

WASHINGTON, July 24.-Hovering
close to the s700,000,oO0 mark, the vol
ume of national bank notes outstand-
ing fiuctuates from week to week, al
though secured by United States bonds
and by lawful money.
The aggregate now is $711, 1,964360
which is $1.466,373 less than at the be-
ginning of the fiscal year and $27S,4S1
below that of June 10 last, but $22,044,-
2S6 more than on July of last year
OF the present aggregate only $22,5S5
consists of gold notes.
OF all European countries only Hol-
land has a lower rate of infant NOR
tality than Great Britain.
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PLANNING TO CONFINE
SEINE IN FLOOD TIME

Engineers and scientists are making
exhaustive studies of the recent foods
in Paris, to devise a system which will
prevent a repetition of the disaster.
1t is planned to keep the Seine within
its channel either by constructing
higher embankments or by carrying the
surplus waters around the city in a
bypass channel.
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STUDENTS AT OXFORD
HONOR AN AMERICAN

oxford students have honored L. c.
Hull. the American Rhodes scholar by
electing him president of the oxford
University athletic club. This is the
first time an American eyer has been
elected TO manage an oxford athletic
team.
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WASHINGTON COMES
FROM BREMERTON
Cruiser on Way TO Monterey
Bay, Where 1t Viii Join
b: the South Dakota

He cruiser Wash
ington, c ap I a j n
Rogers, dropped
anchor in the bay
yesterday morning,
three days from
Bremerton, only to
sail this morning
for Monterey bay,
where il and the
cruiser South Da =
kota join in target
practice.
These two ships
missed the regular
spring practice, the
" a $ b j ngton be-
cause of losing q
month at Bremen
ton and here in
--o-o.+g..e .,,7 +l,a
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AIeu,nranduIal

Per stmr Arcata-June 10. 10 miles off Good
News bay, the power schr BERTHE, bound for Kus-
kokwim, crushed in the ice and was lost
II had ON board 30 tons Of cargo at the time;
the crew was landed al Carriers spit June Ia
Per bktn T. 7. Emigh. Newcastle, n. s.
W, July 24AJuly IS 100 miles OF Point Reyes.
had heavy NV gale; lost foresafl topsail and
jib; had calms and head winds entire passage
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Radio activity of minerals may be
tested by their effect upon a photo
graphic plate. which will show shadows
of metallic objects placed between it
and a specimen of uranium mineral
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-25

British military commanders are be-
ginning to prohibit excessive cigarette
smoking by young soldiers.
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ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA SAUsALITo
SaueaIito Mil Valley San Rafa9l

SausaIite, MIL Valley, San HafaeI Daily
every 30 minutes from 6:45 a. m. until 9:45
a. M; hourly until 2:4J D. M. then 3;15 .. IN.
and every 30 minutes until 7:45 p. M. then 300.
1885 p. m. and 12:01 a. m. ton Sundays in
addition-Every 30 minutes from 9:45 a. m. to
3:15 p m-, excepting .2.15 p- m.)
Fairfax-Leaves f6:45. 7:13. T:45. S:15. S:4J.
9:IJ. 9:45. 1l0:15. 10:4J. tll:15. f1.4J a. N. !;
412:15, 12:45. IL :15. 40 2:45 3:15 3:45, 4:15.
ss10:35 p. M. t12:0f a. m.
San Quentin via San Rafael-s:45 a. M. 1:4J
p. m.
Tiburon and Belvedere-Week days 7:30 900.
s10:4J a (s12:45 p. Saturdays only. $3.50.
$50 p M Snndays-T:30. 900. II 90 a. M;
1880. $3.50. J:30 p M, and s12:01 a. m.
Sundays arrive 7:0j p. IN. ssAIonday only.
Except sunday. 4Sunday only. saturday only.
ssSaturday and Sunday only. sFia Sausalito.
Pacific Transfer Compeny's agents are author
lied to check baggage direct from residence.
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Army Transports

The Buf0rd Is IN Alaska.
The Dix IS at Seattle
TIE Logan left Manila July II.
Tic sherman is on fbe way 10 Manila
- The sheridan Is IN port
The Thomas is IN port, under repairs.
. The Warren Is at Manila.
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t6 :45s Petaluma. SAINTS. Rosa. Heads
burg. *ClOyerdale. Guerneville.t
Cazadero ...........-... 4o:o5p
T:15alSonoIls Glen Ellen .......... 6:9Jp
7:45a lPetaluma, Santa Rosa, Healds-
burg. Cloverdale, Ukah,
Willis, Sherwood ..-.... 7:35p
S:15aiPt Reyes, Camp Meeker. GAIA
def0 l.55p
S:45a Petaluma Santa Rosa 6uerne-
vile, Monte Rio Duncan
Mills (leaves from GAIA
dero) ..............- 7:05p
t9:15a Senoma. Glen Ellen. ............ tS:35p
t9:15a Pt. Reyes s...................,.. 4S:05p
10:4Ja Petaluma Santa Rosa -. ....-. 1852
- 2:45plPt Reyes, Camp Meeker, GAIA
s.15plPetaluma. santa Rosa. Heads
burg, Cloverdale. Ukiah Guer-
neville Monte Rio. Duncan
Mills, SebastOpol Ito GAIA
Zero Saturday and Sunday).. II :05a
t3:15pIPt Reyes. .................... t50Jp
4:45p Sonoma. Glen Ellen. 9:05a
5:15p I'etaluma. Santa Rosa. .......... S:3Ja
5:45pPt. Reyes Heaves 7:15 p. m.
Sundays1 - - S.D0a
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
Weather Report
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS

United States department of agriculture
Weather bureau, San Francisco. July a. 1910
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NETHERLANDS RoUTE-From Pacific Street Wharf
Cotlinsvlle, Emmaton Rio Vista, Isleton Ryde Wal
nut Grove, Yorden, CourtIand. Carksbg Sacramento.
Steamer Navajo. leaves San Francisco 500 a. m daily
except Sunday, stopping at points shown arriving Sac
ranento 800 pm. Leaves Sacramento 900 pm daily
except Sunday (no stops route arriving San Fran
cisco 500 am
Steamer Modoe or Apache. leaves San Francisco 100
pm. Daily, except Sunday; arrive San Francisco 11.3O
m
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OAKLAND HARBoR FERRY-From San. Franeisco
Market Street Wharf-Week Days-Houriy from 6 90
am. to 900 pm. Sundays-645. 6.15 e45 Ills
am, 12.45. 2.15 s.45, SIS Gas. sis and "a pm.
LOCAL FERRY TRAIns-p1a sameca PIsr
To Oakland and Aameda-t6. TO- 1916 am, and then
10 and 45 minutes past the hour until las pm: then
$50. 915 1000. 10.45. 1l30 pm and II Is am.
To Alameda and Fruyasvia Horseshoe same as above
for Morning. , for Afternoon. Sunday excepted
Sunday only saturday and Sunday only.
aSunday and Monday only
direct from residence.
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te35a

Arrive
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-26
THE MfAI OF IT


While cleaning a bedstead with
gasoline, Mrs. Ida Semler, "a, OF Co
lumbus, o., waS fatally burned when
the gasoline caught fire from a light
cd match, igniting her clothing.
Morton Slack, q, Of Fultonham,
was struck on the head by a signal
block as he leaned from a crowded
traction car and was killed.
A young woman Of 23, whose name
according to an envelope on her per-
son was Ida Hull, was found almost
starved and completely exhausted,
PROSTATE over grave at Mt. Calvary
cemetery at Columbus.
Mrs. w. s. Tobias and her 3-year.
old grandson of Cincinnati were
drowned near Toronto. Mrs. Tobias
was visiting at Toronto and she and
the child were members Of yacht,
Ing party.
WreckIns Car Hits Trolley.
New York, July 28.-More than a
dozen passengers were hurt, seven
seriously, when q wrecking car be-
came unmanageable ON the hill on
Amsterdam avenue. and crashed into
q car crowded with passengers.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-26
Naval Team Reaches cam,.

Port Clinton, O., July 26.-The
naval rife team, composed OF 20 off,
GERS and go enlisted men, arrived at
Camp Perry. The squad is In charge
Of Lieutenant T. s. Johnson. The
navy team halls from Wakefield.
Mass, where they carried off first
prize in a recent shoot. The United
States naval academy rife team OF
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, stopped here en-
route to Camp Perry, where they will
try out for the national shoot. Six
teen cadets will begin work on the
ranges Monday morning.