Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20
TfLEGRAPFIlC BRIEFS

OGDEN. Utah-After a tour of in
snoction Of recent food damage on the
Southern Pacific system in Nevada,
officials say the total damage VIII eN-
ceed 100000. Division superintendent
y c. Manson who was one of the IN
spection party, confirmed the report
that the company is to eXpend ap-
proximately 100000 in double-trackinS
and raising the trestle across the
Great salt lake between this city and
Lucy.
CHICAGO-The health committee of
the CITY council has decided, to !, to
abandon the Pasteurization Of milk in
Chicago which was only recently
adopted. The matter Of repeating the
ordinance Will come before the council
Monday Alderman J. A. Heys' arSu-
ment for repeal is that 1890 of the 400
dealers in the city will be put out OF
business by the cost Of Installing
Pasteurization machinery.
NEW YORK-The price of Dr.. Fred
erick 4. Cooks autograph is going up.
Yesterday another letter brought 500.
This letter is dated at DR.. Cooks
former Brooklyn home. April IL, 1904,
and is addressed to Ralph Waldo Stod-
dard. who, in honor OF the centenary
of TIawthorne's birth, had asked a
large number of celebrities for their
views on Hawthornes rank in letters
SACRAMENTO-A bride Of only a
day. Mrs. Frances Hills, is violently
insane in a hospital undergoing treat
ment She was stricken While visiting
friends, and it is thought her condltloh
is due to injuries inflicted several years
Her skull was fractured, who beat her.
Her skull was factrured at that time
and she has since worn a silver plate
to protect her brain.
NEW YORII-Dr. Edward San Clio
vanni, a teacher i'm a Brooklyn high
school, has received a dispatch from
Holland informing him that the Royal
Academy of Sciences of Amsterdam
has declared him winner of the Hoeuftt
international contest in Latin poetry,
His poem was a love story entitled
THE Oasis
NEW YORK-Mrs Charles Warren
Fairbanks, wife of the former vice
president of the United States, just
back with her husband from their
rouud-the-w world trip declares in an in
terviev given out here today that she
found in every country which she Wis
tied a wonderful awakening among
women.
CHICAGO-Preparations for the cele-
bration Of the hftieth anniversary OF
the nomination of President Lincoln
are being made by representative busl-
ness men of Chicago and a meeting
will be held at the Union League club
tomorrow for the selection of officers
and committees to arrange the celebra-
tion.
NEWPORT, r. I.-WOrk upon the
proposed large fuel oil station for the
navy at Bradford, near the naval coal
ing station, will begin within few
weeks The navy department has ad-
vanced the time for opening the BID
and has otherwise given evidence OF a
desire to push the work
SEATTLE-For the third time since
March 7 and the fifth time since Feb
ruary 21 local packers yesterday an
nounced an advance in the price of all
pork products. The advance becomes
effective Monday, and covers every
item in the list,
NALLEJO-Dayid Mcdonald for
mer barkeeper, is in jail at Benicia,
accused of furnishing r. T.. Gore a
young man of "a. who owns a ranch
near this city, with carbolic acid with
which to commit suicide.
SAN FRANCISCO-The Santa Clara
county branch of the Farmers Union
of California has decided to dispense
with Asiatic labor in harvesting the
crops Of field and orchard and sub
stitute white help.
DENVER-The Brown Palace, one Of
Denver's best known hotels, has be
come a part Of the endowment of the
Myron Stratton Home for Aged Miners,
which is to be built in Eel Paso county
Colo.
SEATTLE - The steamer Seward
sailed for Cordova, Alaska, Friday
nieht with $500 tons Of steel for the
Copper River railroad completion OF
which is to be rushed.