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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-04-08
Quite Neat.

A new side-pleated frill has
double jabot of pleated net edged
with Valenciennes lace. one frill fall
ing at the side and the other edging
it at the centre of the waist. There
is high stock.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-04-08
Rich Tobacco Lands.

There are tobacco lands in this
country which are bringing their
owners yearly profit OF $4,000 an
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-04-08

A "smoke-blue'' broadcloth suit
has natty little coat that is a clever
modification of the Russian tendency.
The skirt ana waist are In one
piece. Stomach braid and self-cov-
cred buttons formthe trimming, while
the yoke is of "smoke-blue" dotted
net
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-04-08

still went out to dine, and walked q
little about the garden with her hus-
bands arm; the next day she was car
ried out to her sofa on the lawn. All
went 80 very gradually, so very softly,
that no one noted. She was very deli
cate. When that gets to be fzlly rec
ognized, there seems 70 reason why
1t should not so on forever; not SO
happy state as perfect health, to be
sure, but no reason why there should
be any change.
One evening she was out of doors
longer than usual-a soft,> lingering
summer night-so warm that even an
invalid could get no harm out OF
doors. She loved to see the dayligA
gradually fade away, and the stars
come out above, and over all the wide
champaign below twinkle of little
human lights here and there. she
took almost childish pleasure in
those lights, thinking as much of the
villages and scattered houses -identi-
flying their humanity low down among
the pillows Of the wood or the sweep
of the upland slopes. and by its little
lights-as of the stars above. THE
greater and the lesser lights" she
said. and then murmured low to her
self, "Compensations." under her
breath.
What do you mean by compensa-
HONS, Carry?"
I DO not much believe in them.r
she said. Nothing can compensate
for what one loses. It is better not.
Looking to the east. Edward. see
there are no lights. but only that
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
TAFT FREES INDIAN
VICTIM OF TRADITION
Orders Release of Brave Who
Killed Spirit Doctor

WASHINGTON. Feb. IAN ancient
Indian tradition on the Umatilla res
ovation, in Oregon, has been recOg =
n4zed by the administration indirectly
Columbia George. an Indian on the
reservation. had an infant which be-
came i'll He called in a woman spirit
doctor and the child died He was tetd
that in accordance with a tradition of
the tribe was his privilege to kAt
the doctor. George got intoxicated anlf
also gave the old woman whisky dOsed
with strychnine.
life sentence WAS given hilli.
George apparently was most indiffeE-
eEt4 but somebody interested himself
In the case and an application came
to Washington for Georges pardon and
President TAFT decided to commute the
sentence to expire Immediately.
The president has denied the appllr
cation for pardon made in behalf .Ns
Henry c. GOtt. formerly assistant cash
ieT OF the First national bank of Mil
waukee, sentenced to 10 years i'm =
pTisOnUent for embezzlement. The life
sentence of Thomas Jackson. convicted
in Arizona in 1895 of robbing the nails
has been computed to the basis of 26
years Imprisonment
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
WOMAN is ATTACKED
AND HANDBAG STOLEN
Miss Nellie Alderman Victim
of Two FOOtpadS

Two young thugs robbed Miss Nellie
Ackerman at Pine at Jones streets
shortly after o'clock Monday night,
while she was walking to her home at
1114 Pine street from the Monadnock
building. The robbers secured the
young wofan's handbag, containing
small amount of money.
Hugo Kruse, 246 Fourth street, while
undressing early yesterday morning
discovered that $3.50 in currency was
missing from his money belt. He had
been drinking with waitress in the
Midway concert hall, 5S5 Pacific street.
The drug store of J. Baalamann,
1919 Sutter street, was entered by
burglars on Monday night and stock
valued at s227.50 stolen. Charles Men
conis residence at 1882 Montgomery
street wasssentered and gold watch,
with diafond and ruby setting, and
gold leaf pin stolen. Miss A Holley's
room at $50 Post street was entered
and a valuable squirrel box coat stolen.
The stables of the Squires construction
company at 2745 sixteenth street were
entered and cement sacks valued at
$40 stolen. Mrs. r. l.. Vests apart
ments at 115 Haight street We're en-
tered and $5S and a check for 50 stolen.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
WOMEN TEACHERS
"SISSiFY" WILLIE
Hardy Official Sounds Alarm
Against Evil influence on
Young America

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 1.--Job Wood,
statisticisn in the Office of the state
superintendent of public instruction.
made some original comments today
on the overwhelming number of
women teachers in the public schools
of the state Figures show that there
has been a falling off Of 5S per cent
in men teachers since 1880. Wood
said
Having too many women teachers
in the public schools is not a good
thing for the childish nature; there
ought to be more men to maintain
better balance; with boys, particu-
larly, the tendency is to lead them into
effeminaey; if not that, then to drive
them away from school because the
women are too much concerned with
details.
I'VE must have the influence of the
men as well as of women in the
schools, particularly in the higher
grades. The sexes ought to be about
equally divided in the high schools.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
HUSBAND IS MUCH
MARRIED, D,SAYS WIFI
Butte, Mont, Woman Trails
Spouse to Sacramento and
Accuses Him of Bigamy
[Speeial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO Feb. Mrs ". ;.
Morton of Butte, Mont was in Sacra-
mento today in conference with District
Attorney wachhorst regarding a charge
of bigamy which she wishes to bring
against her husband, W. s. Morton, now
in the Woodland jail on a charge OF
disturbing the peace of another Mrs.
Morton. who lives in Woodland WaSh-
horst viii ask the local grand jury 10
take UP the case. as the second mar
riage was performed here.
Morton in an interview at Wood
land some time ago admitted his mar
riage to the Butte woman, but de-
clares he believed she secured a di-
vorce Accordingly he was married
more than a year ago to Sacramento
woman. The two moved to Woodland,
where Morton owns big ranch.
Morton has been married three
times. On a trip east last summer
he gained much notoriety by an at
tempt 10 kidnap his son, by his first
wife The boy had been cared for by
relatives near Chicago.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Germany s4T .6s2. The principal shipments and
their destins tioDs were follows:
To Mexico-100 dynamite, 500 kegs blasting
powder. is Blastings caps and fuse. 1880
lbs soda lbs 0s4 lbs fertilizer, $40 bdls shocks,
20 pkgs paints. js drums acid. 1Ij cs Kerosene,
100 SKIS cement. 8 pkgs machinery.
To Central Amerca-1.1sS bbls -four, il $40
lbs malt 20. 800 lbs rice, $4,000 lbs salt, l.s00
lbs beans { 500 lbs Goldfish. 4e0 lbs dried fruit,
26J lbs rasins :. 100 lbs spices, Ill cs canned
goos, $50 lbs lard. 800 lbs meals. PA lbs tea,
26 pkgs potatoes and onions, 10 salmon, GO
gals wine, az. 139 lbs tallow, Il pkgs drugs, 40
cs dynamite 160 bbls shocks. 300 cs powder. 1I2
pkes paints. pkgs machinery. 2,22S lbs rosin,
l,54T cs kerosene, As drums and 40 cs gasoline,
Il ellis.
To Ecuador-5s2 bbls nour. sc es canned goods,
~ dried fruit, 200 salmon, ,226 gals and
% wine, 3 leather
To Peru-5oo bbls flour, 221 lbs butter. 20 cs
canned goods, 20 pkgs fresh fruits, $4,000 lbs
malt. 500 lbs dried fruit. a. cs salmon, is 466
lbs tallow, 10S, 1888 IT lumber.
To Chile-1.975 cs salmon. 1850 lbs dried
fruit, AZ canned goods. S.466 1T lumber, IL
coils rope, 10 pkgs vehicles, cs leather.
To England-14j cs canned goods, 1885, lbs
tallow.
To France $50 lbs dried fruit.
To Denmark-6s, $50 lbs prunes.
TO Belgium--l5l. 200 lbs prunes.
To Germany 533 All lbs dried fruit, 233 cs
honey, $500 lbs vanilla beans, cs btters, 400
lbs coffee. 100 bbs sea shells, 30,0l5 lbs hides,
2 automobiles.
Chartered for Lumber
The schooner William r. Garms. on Puget
sound. is under charter for lumber thence TO San
Pedro at 81 30
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
NAPA BUSINESSMEN
GATHER AT BANQUET
Governor GilIett Among Speak
ers at Anniversary Feast
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

NAPA, Feb. 1.-The Napa chamber OF
commerce celebrated the fifth annlVer-
sary of its organization here this even
ing with banquet. In response TO the
toast Our State and It's Needs Cover
nor Gillett declared strongly in favor
of the proposed s1S.OOO,O 900 bond issue
by the state to build macadamized
roads.
He also said that the state should
issue s9,000.000 worth of bonds TO i'm
prove tn eharbor front of San Fran
cisco.
Gillett declared that this would be
especially needed on the completion OF
the Panama canal, when the commerce
of San Francisco and the Pacific coast
generally would be greatly increased.
Lieutenant Governor Warren Porter
praised the efforts of San Francisco
merchants for an international eXposi-
ton to be held when the canal is
opened.
f. L. Coombs of Napa was toastmas-
ter, and addresses were made by Jus
tive H. A Melvin, General c. A. Wood
ruff, l. y. Clay of Oakland. Theodore A.
Bell and Assistant Attorney General r.
Benjamin s. II. Winship was chair
man OF the committee of arrangements.
The banquet was attended by 25o per-
sons.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
DAUGHTER UNABLE TO
EXPLAIN MOTHERS DEATH
Oakland School Teacher Mysti-
fled by Parents Tragic End

OAKLAND, Feb Miss Mary Ma
guire. an Oakland school teacher. whose
aged mother was burned to death in
her home at Benicia yesterday, de-
clared tina tshe could thing of no mo-
tive TO IA crime against the old woman,
and that she was at a loss to explain
the tragedy.
MY mother did not. have any
money said Miss Mcguire today, @and
1 am sure there was nothing about the
house which could have tempted a
burglar.
MY sister and / have supported our
mother since my fathers death about
Ia years ago. The whole affair is ter
ribly strange. and none of us can i'm
agine any reason why any one could
have tried TO injure mother.
II visited her last Sunday, and when
l left she was in bed with lighted
candle near her side. II is possible
that she moved during the night or got
up suddenly and knocked over the can
die, thus starting the fire accidentally"
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02

Br stmr waddon. from Royal Roads, FOR Mel
bourne.
Asuncion hence Jan 2s.
Sailed Jan 81 p m.-stmr Syea; for San
Casco. for San Francisco.
Sailed Feb I. p. m-Sehr King Cyrus, for
San Pedro; bktn Retriever. for San Francisco.
Arrived Feb l, : p. m.-Stmr Rosecrans from
MrKiLTEo- Sailed Jan 81. p. m.-stmr
Wellesley. for San Francisco.
SAN DIEGo-Sailed Feb l. . a. m.-Schr
Alice Mcdonald. in tow of tug Defiance. for
Sailed Feb Tug Defiance. with schr Alice
Mcdonald in tow. for San Francisco.
ARESEST oiT9e sa@os frSn Ssb SsB fedF stmr
Norte. for San Francisco
TACoMA-Arriyed Feb 1-Stmr Bee, hence
Jan ~ schr Philippine, hence Jan -.
Sailed Feb f-Stmr Admiral Sampson, for
Seattle
SEWARD-Sailed Feb 1-Stmr Dora, for
Seattle
PORT SAN Luls-on port Feb l-stmr
washtensw and Br stmr oeetan; too rough to
load.
Arrived Jan 81, p. mug Hercules, with
barge Ninety one in tow, from Gavota.
Arrived Feb J. 4:30 p. m.-Stmr Melville Doh
lar, from San Pedro.
,...>... EASTERN PORTS :,
NEWPORT NEWS-Arrived Jan 19-Br stmr
Rosebank from New York. TO load for Honolulu.
FOREIGN PORTS
yICToRIA-Saiied Feb Nor stmr Tricoor,
! for san Francisco; Chill ship Ricart de Solar for
Valparaiso
BUEN0S AIRES-Saied Jan 2I-Br bark
Pass OF BalniahG. for New York.
CoLON-Arrived Jan 29-Stmr Advance. from
New York.
Sailed Ian 29-Stmr Cristobal. for New York
HAMBU URG-Arrived Jan 29-Ger stmr As
suan. hence Sept Il.
EALPARAIso-Arrived Jau 2I-Br stmr At
ghspistan, from Norfolk.
| Observation-Disclosures Jan 29-Br stmr En-
press of India, from Vancouver.
ANTWERP-Sailed Jan 29-Ger stmr Sisak
| for San Francisco.
ST LuCIA-sailed Jan 2o-Br stmr Charleton
Hall. for punts Arenas.
PENANG-Sailed Jan 29-Br stmr lndrani,
for Bcston and New York.
SANTA RoSALIA-Sailed Dec 51-Ger bark
Bertha for Newcastle. Australia.
| GRAVESEND-Arrved Jan l2-Br bark For
mosa, from Shields. for San Pedro.
! COMoX--Sailed Feb l. a. m.-Nor stmr Tr-
color for San Francisco.
| sALINA CRUZ-Ssled Jan 81, p. m.--Stmr
Riverside for San Francisco.
! Arrived Feb /, a.. m.-Stmr Nebraskan
| hence Jan "a.
| NANAIMo--Arrived Feb /, Il m.-Stmr Olson
& Mabony, hence Jan 2S.
| OCEAN STEAMERS
| ST. JOHN, y. B.-Arrived Feb 1--Stmr Co.
rinthian. from Liverpool.
GESOA-Arrlved Feb 1--Stmr Romantic from
Boston.
| FISHGUARD--Arrived Feb i-Stmr Campauia.
| from New York, FOR Liverpool
NEW YORK ..6 g ..6 ..6 ,.6 6 ..6S.
Arrived Feb 1--stmr yaderland. from Ant
werp.
NEW YoRK-Arriyed Feb 1-Stmr Amerl1a,
| from Hamburg.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
INCENDIARY AT WORK
IN A VACANT COTTAGE
kindling Wood Saturated With
Coal Oil Found

fire of incendiary origin occurred
shortly after 10 o'clock Monday night
in vacant cottage at 200 Grafton
avenue. owned by Mrs. George Ormsby
of e35 Sixty-first street Oakland. A
quantity of kindling wood, saturated
with coal oil, was found in the base
ment Fire Marshal Towe is investg-
ating the case.
The fire marsha swore to COM
plaint before Police Judge Deasy yes
terday, charging Thomas Sfderes with
arson for setting fire to his restaurant
at $3.50 California street last Sunday y
morning Sideres was later booked on
the charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
Nv United Wireless.

STMR PRESIDENT, 3 D. M. of Cooper point
Strong northwest wind; clear: heavy head sea.
sTMR COL. Z. L. DRAKE, p. M, 10 miles
north Of Point Reyes-Iight northwest wind
moderate sea.
STMR WATSON, from San Francisco. Jan so.
for Seattle, etc.-Jan 81. p. M. five miles
south of Coouille river, heavy northwest wind
and barometer 1925.
S. S. SANTA CLARA, from Astoria. for San
Francsco-Jan 81, p. M. of Coos bay.
s. S. UMATILLA, from Seattle for San Fran
cisco-Jan 81. p. M, l3 miles north of Cape
Arsgo.
sTMh MAVERICK. from AstoTia, for San Fran
eiseo--Jap 81, 2:1o p, ni.,. OF faquina heads;
fresh west VIVID and hail SQUALLS; westerly
S. s. HILoEIAE, from Honolulu. for San Fran
cisco---January 81, p. m, 265 miles OF San
Francisco heavy northwest gale; rough sea !;
ing: barometer So Al; temperature So.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
CLUB TO ADVERTISE
SANJOAQU|NLANDS
Commercial Organization
Formed to Bring Settlers
to the County
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Feb. 1.-The Stockton
Commercial club of San Joaquin coun-
ty was organized last night for the
purpose of advertising the community
abroad and bringing settlers here.
1t is proposed to raise thousands OF
dollars annually, the receipts to ot
devoted to advertising purposes only
The club intends to work in harmony
with all other commercial and pro
motion organizations.
J. l.. Craig presided at last nights
meeting and Raymond :. Miller was
secretary The constitution and by
laws as prepared by committee con
sisting of c. r. Pearson, r. b. Oulia'
han, Fred W Wurster, George r.
Cats and George W. Fish, were adopt
ed upon motion of T. p. Bonney.
The election of officers was post
poned until a subsequent meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
AUTO AGENT CHARGED
AS BAD CHECK ARTIST
Rogers Is Accused of Freely Is
suing Worthless Paper

Michael Barclay, manag ger of the Re-
lance Auto Rental company, SAT Full
ton street, obtained warrant from
Police Judge Shortall yesterday for the
arrest of Frank J. Rogers on a charge
of passing q fictitious check for s1,1o6
on December ii drawn on the All Night
and Day bank of Los Angeles. Barclay
also holds another check on the same
bank for 1854. The checks were given
to him by Rogers. who was al one time
manager of the Pacific auto company
OF Los Angeles in part payment OF a
Stearns machine purchased by Rogers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
SECRET MARRIAGE
REVEALED AT LAST
Real Estate Broker and Widow
Are Parties to Clever
Elopement
Especial Dispateh 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, Feb. News OF
the elopement and secret wedding in
Martinez last fall of two prominent
Saeramentans Mrs. NJ B. Darlington
and r. e. Gould. leaked out today ana
the couple are now receiving the con-
gratulations of friends.
Gould is a local real estate man and
he met Mrs. Darlington while staying
at her house
They planned and carried out a
clever elopement and until today have
kept it a secret
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
REVENUE OFFICE is
HIGHLY COMPLIMENTED
Local Branch Given Perfect
Record by Inspector

The commissioner of internal rev.
enue at Washington Informed A. E.
Muenter. collector for this district,
and his chief deputy. Phil Haskins, by
letter yesterday that the local office
has been given the highest rating
possible. The regular inspection re-
Gently made by Special Agent Blair
showed the books balanced to a cent
and the records up to date. Blair's re-
port inspired the complimentary mes
sage.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
WORKMAN BLOWN rs
FEET TO BED OF GULLY
Held Captive by Rock While
Blasts Go OFF

MAGALIA. Cal. Feb. PINNED by
rock that rolled down the mountain
side. Ben Higashi was blown 75 feet to
the bed of the gully, both legs We're
broken. arms injured and internal in
juries sustained that are considered
fatal. He had set off two holes and
was trying TO set away when the rock
pinned him TO the spot. His comrades
could not assist him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
HOWLING NORTHFR
SWEEPS HARBOR
Vessels in Exposed Berths Are
Forced TO Seek Shelter and
Some Return From Sea
Ferry Steamers Ply in Clouds OF
Spray and Small Craft Re
main in Snug NoOks

STRONG northerly
wind swept the har-
Dor yesterday after
noon. added force
and burrows TO the
flood tide. and made
navigation so diff
cult that only those
vessels whose bust
ness was urgent
made any move. ez-
cept from exposed
10 sheltered berths.
Several coasters
that started for sea
put back after taSt-
ing the quality of
the gale as it ripped
down the north
channel. II was a
steady wind and the
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
SZECHENYI
ARRIVES IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Countess
Szechanyi, formerly Miss Gladys Van
derbiIt and her husband, arrived in
New York today from Europe with their
10 months old daughter, the Countess
Cornelia Count Szechenyi will return
TO Europe in a week The countess will
visit relatives for six weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
TWO THIEVES CONFESS
SYSTEMATIC ROBBERY
Stole Leather From Tannery
During Long Period
| Special Dispaich TO The Call.

STOCKTON, Feb. 1.-Joseph Berger
keeper of a second hand store, and
Charles Ditzel. night watchman at
local tannery. have confessed to whole
sale stealing OF sole leather. Dietzel
stole the leather and sold it to Berger
who had his cobbler. NJ Miller. use it
in repairing shoes. Miller learned of
the crooked work and informed the au
thorities. When confronted with the
evidence both men confessed
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
Find No Evidence of Crime

BENICIA, Feb 1.-The fact that the
body of Mrs Margaret Mcclure. the
aged woman burned TO death in her
home near the Benicia barracks, was
found partly in the framework of a
trunk. has led to suspicious of foul
play but the authorities have been
unable TO discover any further evil
dence to justify the suspicion.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
TRACY BOOSTERS VOTE
TO BECOME A CITY
Trade Board Adopts Resolution
to incorporate
[Seecial Dispatch to The Call

STOCKTON. Feb. 1.-The Tracy and
West Side board of trade held it's first
regular meeting last night at I. o. O. f.
hall in Tracy. A resolution was adopted
in favor of Incorporating Tracy and
vicinity into city. The matter was re-
ferred to the executive committee, with
instructions to use the Endorsement of
the board to hasten the incorporation.
Another resolution was adopted indors-
ing the Panama exposition. which is to
be held in San Francisco in 1915.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TO
COMPLETE HOSPITA AL
Directors Vote S150,000 for Fell
Street Infirnary

The board of directors of the South
ern Pacific company, at a recent meet
Ing held in New York, authorized the
construction of the west wing of the
Southern Pacific hospital, Baker and
Fell streets, in this city. and set aside
s150,000 for that purpose.
This will complete the railroad hos
pital, the total cost being s1,000,O00, all
of which was paid by the Southern Pa :
eifc company without drawing from
the hospital fund. The west wing will
be exactly like the east wing in outside
appearance. IT will be four stories. re-
inforced concrete frame, the outer walls
to be OF gray brick.
The new wing will contain 100 extra
beds. making total of 225 in the in-
stitution. The fourth floor on this wing
will be devoted entirely TO private
rooms, the other floors being used as
wards. Contracts viii be let within a
week, the work to be under the super
vision of DIR. f. *. Ainsworth.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
The Sernk.s Cargo

The German steamer Serak Of the Kosmos line
sailed for Hamburg aud way ports Sunday With
cargo laden at this port. valued at &I6s e00 to
be distributed as follows: For McKee, Sl5sI2;
Central America. S2a,S5a: Ecuador $e 0a0:
Peru. $io.20S; Chile. $il.421: England, SAL .Ssn:
France s454; Denmark. $S.ol1; Belgium, SO, GOO;
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
BENEFIT BALL BY RED MEN

BENEFIT BALL BY RED MEN-Nrrangemeuts
have been completed for the entertainment and
ball ~ be given tonight for the relief Of James
c. Doane. Peter W. Mclden and James T..
Carroll. members OF Atahmus tribe. Improved
Order of Red Men who sick and in dis
treSS. The tribe is to be assisted hv San Fran
cisco aerie OF the Fraterual order Of EsgleS
LOYAL Mission lodge OF the Manchester nity
and Falkenberg camp Of the Wocdmen of the
World
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
SKULL is FRACTURED
BY FALL DOWNSTAIRS

MARYSVILLE, Feb. Michael Sui
lvan, 2 prominent resident of this city,
fell down q flight of stairs at his lodg
ing house last night and when found
he was dead The skull was fractured.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
CONTRACT is AWARDED
FOR FIRE ALARM SYSTEM
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

GRASS VALLEY, Feb. IA contract
has been awarded by the city council
for the installation of a complete fire
alarm system to cost more than $4,000
New fire apparatus is TO be added also
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
Memoranda

The schr Oregon. stmr Rainier and stmr Lucy
Sen. lying alongside the seawal, foot OF row-
ell street, were slightly chafcd during high wind
and rough sea last night.
GRAyESEND, Jan I2-Br bark Formosa from
Shields for san Pedro. arrived here in tow Of
two tugs. with loss of sails both anchors and
chains also windlass, during strong southwest
gale of Deal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02

Thieves visited the steamer Rainier,
which was lying at the seawall Monday
night. and ransacked the rooms Of the
chief officer and chief steward They
got away with two suit cases, two suits
of clothes and s12 in cash.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02

Shasta Water for health. When or
dering be sure and see the label.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02

NORTOLh Va. Feb. l.-With a
northwest wind blowing al 80 miles
hour the three mssted schooner Fran
res Captain Coombs. from New York
10 IacksonviIle Fla. was washed
ashore on the Hatteras coast this morn
ing and was pounded To pieces. Before
lie savers could reach the vessel Il
men were supposed 10 have been lost.
None of the bodies has been washed
ashore