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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

SEALED bids will be received at the office of
D. Fl. BURNHAM & Co. 1929 Merchants Ex
change building, San Francisco. at or before
: p m. Friday. August 26, 1910 for build
ing TO be built by the Regents of the Univer
slty OF California for Blake. AIofftt & Towne.
on 1st st. near Market. San Francisco as per
plans and specifications which may be in
spected at the office of the architects ID. II.
BURNHAM & co.
Proposals should be made upon proposal
blanks obtainable from the above architects.
Bids VIII be received for the contract as a
whole and also for separate contracts for sepa-
rate parts of the work.
No bids will he received unless accompanied
by certified check bond in favor OF the
Undersigned. equal to 10 per cent of the bid.
10 secure execution of contract by successful
bidder. The right to reject any or all bids
reserved.
Attention is specially called to the fact that
bids will be opened at p. m. Friday. August
90 at 1925 Merchants Exchange building in
stead OF August 10. the date heretofore ad
vertised
THE. REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA
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hen You wish safe and reliable news reports
o!l Hlldncial d matters you consult The San Fran
@ olsoo CaH' noted for its accurate and complete
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

FOR sale-Story and half cottage. rooms: all
modern improved; beautiful garden; all kinds
of berries; one block from Key Route station,
owner premises. 1915 West ST. Oakland
SNAP neat 5 room homes; sunny. conve-
nlent; $1,000 cash. balance 800 mortgage
or trade. Owner. box 1878. Call office
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ALAMEpA REAL EsrArE

81, ,65o-SS50 cash. balance at per cent; lot Sax
100: house. rooms, bath and pantry; blocks
to Versailles station. l block to streetcar-
Apply to owner. 40 Dorland ST. San Fran
cisco; phone Market 1856
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS
PROPOSALS for fnrnishinr and erectin

PROPOSALS for furnishing and erecting Ma
chinery to operate the Stoney Gate Valves for
controlling the Main Cuverts, and Machinery TO
operate the Cylindrical Valves for controlling the
Lateral Culverts of the Upper Lock at Gatun
and the Pedro Miguel Lock Sealed proposals
Will be received at the office of the General
purchasing Officer, Isthmian Canal Commission,
Washington, D. c., until 1870 a. m. September
10. 1910, at which time they viii be opened in
public, for furnishing the above mentioned arti-
cles. Blanks and general information r,Tating to
this circular (No. 59el may be obtained from
this office the Offices of the Assistant Pur-
chasing Agents. "a State street. New York City;
30 National Realty building, New Orleans, La.
and 1856 North Point street. San Francisco. CAL;
also from the L. S. Engineer Offices in the fol
lowing cities. Seattle. Wash: Los Angeles. CAL;
Baltimore, Nd; Philadelphia. Pa; Pittsburg,
Pa; Boston. Mass: Buffalo N Y; Cleveland,
Ohio; Cincinnati. Ohio; Chicago, ILL.,; ST. Louis,
Mo; Detroit Mich; Milwaukee. Wis; st. Paul,
Minn; Chattanooga. Tenn. Louisville Ky; Mo
bile Ala, and Galveston. Tex; Commercial
Club. Kansas City, Mo-: Chamber of Commerce,
Quincy, ILL.,. and Chamber of Commerce and
Board of Trade Tacoma. Wash. F. C. BOGGS.
captain, Corps Of Engineers, U. S. A., General
Purcha sing Officer
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m STOCKS N

CHEAPER THAN YOU CAN BUY ELSEWHERE
NOW, RIGHT NOW is the time to buy in
order to profit by Fall advances"
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

FOR sale-Something new in fats: new designs
new style on finish; separate entrances; finest
location in Western addition: overlooking rec
reation grounds In G. G. park; 7th av. and H
ST. See Z. B. HALLETT, premises.
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ELMHURsr REAL ESTATE
MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE


ELMHURST-House Of rooms. lot 5Ox140; bar
gain Apply y Telegraph sv-. Oakland
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INVESTMENTS

GEO. A. HERRICK. 1905 MARKET ST, IN
NESTMENT BROKER. ESTABLISHED 1870
REFERENCE. WESTERN NATIONAL BANK.
OIL STOCKS
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RIDING and Driving club has in its sale dept.
number OF high class saddle horses and ponies
also some gentle driving horses for family
purposes; all guaranteed. 1ol Ith av.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

10, OO0-Four modern fats and one room cot
tage a fine corner. 1OOU1O0. on Market
St: in a growing location: these fats
could be raised and stores built under
meath and fne income could be derived
therefrom. (6745l
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

MOST PRODUCTIVE LAND IN THE WORLD
I'VE have sold S150,000 worth OF our Roberts
island tract of vegetable land in small tracts
since June 1. If you thinking of buying land
either to farm an Observation-Disclosures
you better ask US about il? Telephone Kearny
2767, C6767.
A. E. PATTEN LAND COMPANY
601 First National Bank Building
San Francisco, CAL
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8, ,4J0-TwO modern flats on sunny corner close
TO Grove ST.: reasonable terms can be ar
ranged / consider this one Of the best
buys 1 have. t272O)
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GOING cut of business; head horses and
mares, 1000 lbs, at your price; chain har-
ness. SO set IL Kissling st.
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REAL ESTATE no EXCHANGE
LUMRER FOR SALE

SHINGLES. $40; rustic $40; boards $40;
country orders solicited - 10th St.. s. u.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

ELEGANT new house Of 10 rooms In the swell
est residence district OF Berkeley; polished OAK
floors; grand marine view; also lots. 4Ox120;
terms. Inquire HENRY ROWE. owner, IS
University terrace: phone Berkeley 81
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BUSINESS CHANCES

WOoDLAWN Stables 6l7-33 Grove St horse
sl23 day: horses & wag. 50 wk.: bdg. $50 mo
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THREE horses l.o0o lbs. l horse. 1400 lbs: .
mares, 1,200 lbs; l donkey, just from the
country. 461 I'd St. Oakland
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HORSES. HARNESS AND WAGONS


AA-4S head of horses mares and ponies for all
purposes; large teams of work horses can be
seen at work; sand wagons, express wagons at
your own price; make offer. 557 4th St, Oak
land.
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L. II. & B. I. BILL 543 Golden Gate av-
Headquarters for Solar lamps Vesta batteries
Panhard oil Diamond chains and parts.
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, 250O-Brush ST, below 7th; rooms; about
the cheapest place TO be had in the heart
of town; will pay you to look into this:
the water front improvements will make
ii worth a lot of money.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
PLEAD THAT RELATIVE BE SENT
TO JAIL FOR FIVE YEARS
Father and Brother OF Joe Lafata
Feel Safer When Hes Locked up
Gets 90 Days

Joe" Laiatas father and brother,
John, came to plead with Police JUS
tice Stein when Joe appeared in
court. Saturday. charged with steal
ing s. from one John Banicasa.
boarder at the Lafata home, No. 2l9
Camplain-st.
But the burden OF the plea of father
and brother was for Imprisonment.
and not mercy, for Joe.
Send him up for five years said
John Lafata. Sr.
Don't give him less than five years
or he will come home and kill US all.
said John, Jr.
Joe ruddytaced Italian youth
OF 49, winked At Justice Stein in a
most irreverent manner. and said,
Don't pay any attention 10 them.
They're no good. Let me 60
John Lafata and his son John, said
that Joe" was a bad actor who
had his home-folks in terror most OF
the time. They felt relieved, they said.
when he went away TO Grand Rapids.
but he returned home few days ago,
and promptly stole the s..
Joe" said that he was married.
while in Grand Rapids and that his
wife the daughter OF wealthy parents,
must never know Of his being arrested
here
III the Judge doesn't let me go back
10 Grand Rapids III hang myself, IN
the Jail he said.
Justice Stein sent him up for 80
DAYS in default OF a $50 fine.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14

make land az Cape Ugat their boat
being wrecked In fierce gale
Near their camp an old native bi-
daike was found and they made their
way in this 70 Uganek village There
they remained storm-bound untll
March s. when in = dory With two
natives they made Afoknak. where
the Tahoma found them
While in this vicinity Capt Quinan
was attached TO the Fessenden. which
patrolled the Detroit river About
year ago he was ordered 10 make
a trip around the world While cruiS-
ing IN Turkish waters the massacres
in Asia Minor began and he was
ordered TO proceed Immediately TO that
section and save the Americans who
might be IN peril al the hands OF the
fanatical Mohammedans. This accom-
plished. he continued on his ls.000mile
trip. The Tahoma Is the second ship
in the United States revenue cutter
service 10 display the flag OF that arm
of the floating fighting force on a
world tour. The first was the McCul-
Tough which. on her way TO San
Francisco was corralled az Hong
Kong by Admiral Dewey and added
70 the fleet in the fight that made
the Philippine archipelago a part OF
the United States
The Tahoma's schedule provided for
a cruise through the SueZ canal. From
Adena through the Red sea, the ship
headed for Colombo Ceylon, thence
10 Singapore. Manila. Yokohama and
on TO Seattle.
Capt Quinan's wife is now in Balti-
more She was formerly Miss Annie
Botsford of Port Huron.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
BR0THER-Ik-LAW Of
TAFT KILLED SELF
Verdict Returned by Coroners jury
Says Thomas Mex. Laughlin
Shot Himself

Pl1TSBURG. Pa March r.
Thomas McLauehlin. brother-in'law 10
President TaiS. who died YESTERDAY
committed suicide by shooting him'
self. according 10 a verdict returned
70 the coroner this afternoon.
Although Laughlin died yesterday
morning news OF his death did no;
become public here until announced oy
morning papers today According -
The early reports he died as 4 result
OF q cerebral hemorrhage but an IN
vestigation BY the coroner disclosed
the fact that his death was due 10 4
bullet fred into his brain
Or McKennan, one VI the physi.
clans who was called 10 the Laughhn
home. refused 10 discuss the affair
LaUghlin has been IN poor healtA
for some time and IL is believed this
is the cause
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
SAYS HUbbY'S AN
OLD T|GHTWAO"
-yoiubie Mrs. yoge Complains Tha;
Mike" Sleeps in His Trousers So
She Can't Go Through Pockets

That Michael NOge. a painter, OF
No l6 ToledO-aye. had not taken on
his clothes for Two weeks for fear
that his wife might search his pockets
while he was asleep. and steal money
with which 10 support herself. was
one ~ the allegations made IN Jus
tice Stems court Saturday. by Mis-
Nogc who had Michael arrested for
non-support.
Mrs Noge's conversational abilities
were truly marvellous After several
feeble protests Justice Stein resigned
10 the inevitable and yielded the Hoor
70 Mrs Voge
he gave NE just s455 in three
weeks. she said He earns Sl2 a
week but never saw that much mon
ey since We were married. Three
weeks ago. he told me he was goins
to make life such a tough proposition
for me that | would leave him. ana
then he would be happy He wouldn
give me any money He would come
home al 3 o'clock in the morning. and
go TO sleep with his clothes on. lying
on the kitchen table. instead OF gel
ting into bed He Was afraid that
would go through his pockets ahd
take some money He would buy a
halt.pound OF sausage and smali
loaf of bread for himself, and nothins
for me After he ate all the sausage
and all OF the bread he could eat. ne
would wrap the rest OF the bread up
and take Il away with him. The only
way | could get anything To eat was
10 charge IL al the grocery He re-
fused to pay the bill and now In
ashamed 10 pass the store.
Mrs. Voge finally said that she was
willing 10 give Voge another chance
He promised 10 be good TO her. she
promised 10 meet him at the door VIII
a smile, and Justice Stein sent nm
home. on approval, until March FL i
his wifes report on his conduct II
not favorable. Mike" will go 10 the
Workhouse
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
AGED COUPLE END LIVES.
Philadelphia PHI sicisn and Wife Be-
come Oespondent.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March r.
Seated face 10 face al their breakfast
table. Dr. Charles Coleman Benson, 73,
and his wife, Isabel 10. swallowed
poison today While being rushed 10
the hospital they died The following
letter explained the suicide:
MY dear wife and | have decided
We do not Sish longer TO live. we ask
for decent attention aud wish our
bodies cremated and the ashes scat
tered 10 the four winds We do not
wish any religious service To those
VINO will attend our funeral We Will
give all the property remaining 10 US
DR. Benson originally came from
Baltimore. where 1t is said he discov-
cred a cure for consumption and put
IN a claim for a $4,000 prize offered
by the French Academy OF Medicine
for such A discovery
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
TO MAKE ANOTHER TOUR.
Senator Aldrleh viii Collect Material
On Finances

WASHINGTON, March l2--Another
missionary tour next fall in the in
terest OF the proposed new currency
system and the central bank is plan
ned b. Senator Aldrich, chairman or
the national monetary commission.
He intends taking with him several
members OF the commission and 10
investigate the varying monetary
needs OF different sections OF the
country The banks OF San Francisco
complain OF difficulties in getting cur.
rency. the shipment across the con-
tinent taking from seven to ten days.
Al Minneapolis and other northwest
ern cities there is always big de-
mand for money TO move grain crops,
while in the south there is similar
demand TO move the cotton crop.
Aldrich says the purpose OF the
commission Is 10 plan currency sys-
TEN TO meet the necessities or all
these sections.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
REAL EsTATE
FIFTY LOTS SOLD.
Lambrecht, Kelly & Co. Report splen
did Success in No. Woodward SUB.

LSTprecnt, Kelly d co. Report SpleH.
did Success in No. Woodward SUB.
In the past few weeks. Lambrech',
Kelly & GO. have sold no less than 30
lots in their North Woodward subdi-
vision, al Palmer blvd and John R.Ff
Many OF the purchasers are planning
TO build this summer The COMPANY
also reports the following sales:
For James +. Curran to Elmer Wei
ton frame dwelling al No. - Hecia.
eve. between Piquette and the raj
road; FOR Edward + Hartford 10 James
Mccoy two-story frame dwelling q
No. III GOodwin-ave., north OF hoi-
brook; for Smith a. Reade to Fred
bloink, vacant lot on east side OF
Helen-ave between BeauDien and
Lambert s475 Tor George *. Smith
to George G. Balding frame dwelling
At No. IA IIncOln-sve., between stan
ley and Holden. 10 Albert Rasch, Va
cant lot On the vest side OF Belyidei"
eouth OF tiratiot. FOR Marie F.. Vincent
30 Lillian a. Vary twostory franz
dwelling AT No. III Linwood-aye BE-
tween Stanley ami McGraw for Nett'e
VI Nettleton 10 Brooks & kingon. va
amt lot on east side OF Stanton-aye
between Hudson and Stanley, LOT a.
II front by $50 = deep. for Bower
estate TO Theodore J. Corns, double
tWo-story frame dwelling at No. 6l0-l.
Eighteenih.st. between Butternut an
Ash. for Scovel ResitS CO. TO Fredef
lex and Helen Mclean. frame cottas
at No SAC Merquetteaye., betwee-
T.inwood and Lawton
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
LIES HELPLESS ON
GROUND IS HOURS
Man Injured BY Fall From Train,
Unable To Summon Assistance
Passerby Discovers Him.

After lying helpless in a vacant
lot al Toledo-aye. and Twenty -fifth-st.
since Thursday night. John Williams.
an iron molder from Jackson Mich
was found. Saturday afternoon. by J.
Richardson. No. 500 Twenty -hfth-s'
who heard his feeble groans, and dis
covered the mans pitiful plight
Williams had ridden the brake
beams OF freight train into Detroit
from Jackson. In search or work. and
fell from the train AT the Twenty NTH
ST crossing. He was internally in
jured and was unable 10 regain his
feet Crazed with suffering he craw
ed 10 the vacant lot. In his effort 10
reach some dwelling but was unable
20 drag himself further.
He said that shortly after the ac
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
DON'T BLAME
YOUR STOMACH
When Without Exertion or Cost You
Can Enjoy Meals And Cure
Dyspepsia.
A Trial Package of stusrt's Dyspepsia
Tablets Sent Free.

Don't blame your stamach or your
luck when your meals declare war on
your system.
When the stomach won't do its work
IL is because il cannot.
When foul smelling odors come from
your stomach. when the head aches
and the sourness of mouth every
morning makes you hate your break
fast. when dreams and nightmare as
sail you, don't give up the fight.
This is the appeal OF nature, and
IL should be heard
Over-eating, late suppers. poorly
chewed food. too rich pastries and I'M
der-done cooking are some OF the
causes OF the stomachs illhealth.
When the stomach is busy, II
presses and churns all the LIQUID mat.
ter from food and with its juices dis
solves into liquid form or pulp every
thing which comes into 1t.
II such food BE poisonous il effects
the juices, attacks the stomach goes
into the blood and weakens the entire
system.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will d.
gest full meal easily without mater.
ial assistance from the stomach. They
will restock the gastric fluid with all
the elements needed. They build up
the blood. destroy sour taste. bad
breath. belching, stomach and bowel
trouble and quickly restore natural
conditions. A\
One grain OF Stharts Dyspepsia
Tablets will digest 1900 grains OF
food In the stomach or In a glass vial
without aid OF the human digestive
apparatus.
The method OF Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets are the methods Of Nature
They contain every requisite for
the stomach and digestion After a
meal one OF these little tablets when
Il enters the stomach mingles with the
juices, attacks the food and digests Il.
II removes the fermented and de.
cayed mass. lying stagnant there and
on ses the stomach at once.
II Is wholly a question for you to
solve. Your druggist will furnish
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets soc the
box. or send us your name and address
and we will send you a trial package
free. Address, r. A. Stuart Co, $50
stuart Bldg. Marshall, Mich.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
MAY GO OUT ON STRIKE.
Engineers and Firemen On 49 Roads
Want WAGE increase.

CHICAGO. March PA general
strike OF engineers and fremen EN-
ployed by - western railroads sp-
pears probable within IS hours
The railroad managers have refus-
ed the demands OF the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Firemen and Engine
men FOR ID per cent wage increase
and working rules providing FOR
promotion by seniority This latter
was the chief concession sought by
the trainmen
rhe managers have met the demand
OF the employees with proposition 10
arbitrate the wage controversy. but
this will not be accepted according TO
"A brotherhood official today The rela.
tions between union and railroads
have become so strained that II 5 be.
lieved a test OF the strength OF the
brotherhood will be ordered az once
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
GOVERNMENT WON'T ACT.
Has No Authority To Intervene in
PniIadeipn Strike.

BALTIMORE, Md. March L -
Although adyices were received TO-DAY
that Charles + Nell. United Sta.es
.abor commissioner would be asked
to settle the general strike in Phlla-
delphia, Nell declared today he wouH
have no authority To intervene.
There is no Jaw which would give
us the right 10 intery enc in the Phila
de.phia strike" said Nj NELL. We
would not act as mediators under the
Erdman act, for this action simply re-
lates TO interstate disputes. and the
Philadelphia troubles are purely
local"
The Philadelphia Traction Co in
formed the citizens who demanded n
settlement OF the strike that the com
pany had nothing 10 arhitrate.'
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
shanahaIlna Is Charged.

BUFFALO, \. Y. March l2.-The
Lake Carriers association, which con
tr0ls a large percentage OF shipping OH
The great lakes, was indicted by the
federal grand Jury on charge OF
sharghaiing. The indictments are
against the corporation. the officials OF
which must appear before Judge Hazel
next week To plead The indictments
crew out OF complaints brought To
United states Attorney O'Brien last
summer that agents OF the association
nad been shipping boys OF Ii and 10
years 10 take the places of striking
stamen and hremen, and that they
we're subjected 10 harsh treatment.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14

CHICAGO, March l2-The price of
pork on the hoof continued to sky.
rocket today and "a new record Of sll
a hundred was established At that
figure one load Of 90 was sold for
$2ll9 The receipts for the day.
1000 were extremely light and buy
ers grabbed the few offered in a
hurry Armour and Morris are out or
the market entirely. Swift and
Schwarzschild and Sulzberger being
the only packing concerns now buy.
ing hogs
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
is FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Bishop SpclIneyer. OF ST. Louis, Taken
Ey Heart Disease.

TRENTON. y. J.. March u Bishop
Henry Spellmeyer, Of St Louis. pre-
siding officer OF the seventy fourth
session of the New Jersey annual con
ference OF the Methodist Episcopal
church. now meeting in Atlantic City.
was found dead In bed in the Hotel
Dennis today Heart disease causel
death
Prior 10 his elevation 10 the eplsco-
pacy at the general conference In Los
angeles IN 1904, the bishop was "a
prominent member OF the Newark. y.
T.. conference and pastor Of Centen-
airy church. Newark He was born
Nov 25. lS47.
Bishop Thomas p Neeley OF New
Orleans, who lis IN Atlantic City. vii!
preside over the remaining session
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
walter c. Plner BUYS Bio Tract

Walter C. Piper Of Chicago. an ek
tensive operator In subdivision PROF
erty in Chicago Baltimore and Bos
ton. has purchased ll5-acre slice OF
the Hendrie estate. out Jefferson-aye
east. OF the old Detroit Driving club
property. FOR sl50.00O. and will subdi
vide II into residence lots for work
mgmens homes Mr.. Piper was rep
resented By Meyering Bros. and the
Hendrie estate by George Epstean and
Tphn | TUrnhuU
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
YOUNG COUPLES IN DILEMMA
Canadian Official Says Marriages ey
American Minister Are Illegal.

SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. March
~ Special - Three young 500
couples are In mixup over the legal
ny OF their marriage which occurred
cutie recently They live In the Car
adam 500 and brought American min
listers To oifciat=
These clergymcn have been notified
by Registrar General c. 4. Nodgetts
that their certificates are OF no vaiue
IN Ontario. The situation Is most EN-
harrassing as the couples cannot be re-
married a none can make declarations
that they are bachelors, spinsters'
widows o. widow ers
Nodget;s says the only way 10 make
the marriages unquestionable in me
eyes OF the law Is to pass special act.
There are four otler couples In nearby
towns In the same fix.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14

NEW YORK. March "A we'll
dressed Young women. answering in
many respects the description OF Miss
Helen Bloodgood. the young heiress
who disappeared from the home OF
Leslie Fort, in Lakewood, y. j.,
"Wednesday. wac picked mp while wan
dermg on the Merrick road on Long
Island TODAY Sne was unable 10 tell
anything about herself and was seem
ifnl. Insane
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
Fined For Violating Postal Laws.

Howard Matthews a substitute rural
nail carrier from near Tecumseh.
pleaded guilty tC two charges of VIC.
Iauon u the posta, avs before judge
swan, Saturday mdrning He had o.,
tanned for "A time the sum OF Sl9.isl
c7trusted 10 him with which 10 buy a
money order later making good judge
swan imposed fines OF $50 and sl91S
on the counts Of enlightenment and d.
lnNing tho mails
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
Bio Goat is Launched

TOLEDO. Ohio. March 12.-tSpe-
eiaD-The magnificent steel freight
boat Norway. built by the Toledo
Shipbullding Co, for ths United
States Transportation go, was launch
ed this morning The boat Is 52i
feet in length; her beam SO feet and
extreme depth 80 feet She will en-
gage in the coal and ore trade.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
Dan Breaks and Causes Biz Loss.

JULESBURG. Colo March l2-The
waters from the Jumbo dam which
broke Yesterday flooding this section
OF the country for miles around. are
receding today No loss OF life has
been reported as a result OF he food
huf the propertv damage Is heavy.