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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10
SHOULD NOT
RETAIN ANDERSON
Might Violate Contract and Make
State Liable III Debt
Matter.

RTtH 81 CD ~ D.. Vas % @ cial.-
Whel the lIu providing for an APP
rroprl.tiou of $4,000 Cor the ret-u-
t.ou Major William a. Anderson
to continue the litigation lu tle Viz
-.rIa-Nest Virginia deht case reaches
thr ltuse. there VIII Zee vigorous
pruteE.
Nr. Merritt T. Cooke. OF Norfolk. O.
member OF the House Finance Com
mtte,. has announced that he viii
resist the measure and viii DO so on
.b- ground thlt 20 is violation - the
.tlrrement with the holders ~ the cer-
dictates ~ West Virginia. they having
agreed that thvy would hold The state
hrm'eSs as tn costs. paying an exc
rfuees conditioned on the slit selns
bought lr che name % the state. and
rrfher agreed rn accept Wnatet or
NIGHT Dee The result 90 the ltCtr.o o.
H fru settlement 10 ll claims a-alrISt
Virginia for her rtSpuns. bllty in Che
controversy.
There are other influential mem
i hrs 30 the House who viii oppose
toe expenditure 90 the money. hold
4 tc that the state has already com
I Sized strictly with every provision ~
Z re agreement and that there Isl nc
. rlIratIon % any sort whereby thr
+ cate can bee required or expected 90
. aake amy expenditure ln the matter.
Again 10 is being held that - max
1r the appropriation there might hs
'nme question as 20 whether the stat.
could NOT violate the agreement ant
n thaf way become liable ll case OF AT
diverse decision In th- matter BOO th'
rltel States Supreme Court
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10

Cd along the sides OF the truck 20
jufnp. Sawe the reins = mighty tug
and ran fnil TIT into ore or the iron
pillars OF the elevStcc railway.
There was terrible crash. the
horses were throvss Gown badly n
Sured. the trick Was overturned Sad
Mayer was pinned Gown under it. his
skull fractu-cd.- MS left leg broken
and his body bruised and crushed
pitiahly. lie aad gone 90 almost GER
tain ccsth without the sltghteSt hcsi-
tarion 10 save the lives or others.
Ar,bulanccs we're summoned from
the NorA cEi 9n Hospital and when The
doctors ar lcd they found thai Mayer
was unconscious and very near to
Ccath They hurried him 20 The hos
p.tal and then attended 90 The Other
-rerfcn WHO h21 Seen hrrt ln jump
r1 from The t-rcN. Thor inquiries
rerc not &c So. s.rleus CD natcre oS 81.
.r-ant c1elr rcrletai o. .t1c hospital
E Irrc. rr.
rie Sire f- Isrty-frtH street was b
r.
a.. tlao 81 srall 49,. -Iret coll i.,nt-s
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10
HOUSE FOR MIR. WEBB
"NES!" CRY AGENT AfOnS

CHICAGO. ILL-Speeisl.-- Mss
Electra Havemeyer. daughter sf the
late u. %. Havemeyer. and James wat
son webb. son OF W. SewaTd webb. &c
not elect 20 reside ia ChieAEa altar
their wedding on February tth 4 VIII
not be because % any inAttsnti oa en-
thr part OF real estate dealers. Ss "a
ucitous were the realty mes - PRE-
vide for the future ce1fSrt OF Hr.
webb and his bride. AID - aaxaous
20 picture the advantages - thsk re-
spectlse bargains. that Mra. W. Seward
webb. Kiss Havemeyer AHG ysuRE
Mr.. webb made a hasty return 70 New
work Wednesday. after passing ere
day in Chicago house hunting.
From my experlsnee ne Ia Chi
cago is anything bat one sf peace
and quiet" said M. WssR. Il got
out OF bed a. II o'clock last Aight 70
tell = newspaper man ny nest par
sonal and private plans Ny last rosOl-
/ lection ON returning 60 sleep was hear
/ ing the telephone bell riAs. Ths Asst
guard reached the hotel lSnE before
/ ] was awake, and remSiHss tAsrs AL
day"
MT. Webb declared that he has
I found no reason 10 change his piazs
which include residing IN Chicago and
/ assuming an active part In Tss<srsas
| affairs.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10

IN the grsss near the little hospital
attached 10 ST. Paufs school. The
building caught. the alarm was sound
ed. the rocking chair brigaGe rang
mSciy for itr uniforms. demanded to
know ~ the running was good with
cut overshoeS and dashed out OF the
IL was discovered that 6vring the
rrtccn minutes const,- "a IN adjus ns
uniforms ~ the est sar .oriol d
,arfasv soricruny fsd tak-n the NJ "
engine out. she's whizzed rght - z
10 the confiagrauon." a veteran shout
ed and the brigade shot forward
again.
"She didn't whizz for. There she :
-tnlfed on the incline near the school,
la snarp-cycl foreman announced
The lresthless brtdCads caught ND
With The ENGINE ana individually made
Sl -t,as- o-s
~Wr.t.hel t11 carhurctter." tricky
c-anE er1.f. "srnr>cr oa t1e blink.
.-.nfNr- t.i sted." t.crc s'uac 't tae ole
r.rrr- .. volunteers H.H "Nn iro1'
-re |r.siN motors ,.~ nj. ~no' r.
..-e ...ra place. .-.'n.. .re new 'irt
.--- .r| WIS -.Ir... un Us Way
hr.. .t t.e tr. I, srnlt.t unc. t-t
..- rU- .r. rrs pnt on
rrt.. 500 frnse nnl been done
..-- vNr -.rr rrurn- themselves
trat ...r rru EH- 3D. -c- nat Che ol,
rrrl o~-.nc. some n'-nt and race 81
against tre r.w motor ENGINE
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10
wRECKs ENGINE TO SAW
A GIRI<-HE - DYING

NEW YORK--Speclai-- FTederick
Mayer. 6reuazH. driver q the Engfne
Company No. IA, NaS iyinE 90 the
s,oszf % death IN the NcrNeg gan Hos
Da1n1. Brooklyn. az rnidolght Nccnes-
aay, after performing . deed % spssn-
os6 eeroisr7 while orlsln1 70 q IRE a.
All F'ifty-nfth Street. The engine
honne IL ~ Eixty-ninth street and
T7sird Avenue. Brooklyn. and 10 get
- the IRE Mayer drove along Third
Avenus under the structure % the ele-
vated railroad
<pfi run when
a Ffsty-sfKth Street. Mayer $40 49,
rsc1iy In his path q yoUzg Efrl stand
ing, apparently 90 overcome win
fright that she had not strength 20 g>i
out Of the way Close 20 her and on
shs other track stood trolley car
Allied with passenger
.-Os On ne W0ulc run down
gAs girl. n he turned hs woulo ruE
into the trolley car and perhaps IN
3urs the passenger Mayer cav al
that in the tw1nkling Of an eye and
fnssantIy made up hls MIND what q
%. Ne yeilsd 70 the frsznsn ein<tsr'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10
AMERICAN BEEF
SOLD IN LONDON
IN SPITE OF THE ADDED COST
CHOICE CUTS BRING $ Toll
CENTS A POUND.

ONDON.=Special-- Butchers in
the West E.nc Ga y LARGE business In
American oecL But they SoA a AZ
prime scotch" and az q cents a pound
more than the best English.
The American beef 50 sold -
slaughtered at Liverpool and is
.Nn0Nn as "luCrpOOi-kllleO.
one or the btst-known West End
firms has given che prices he charges
his richest customers here for Amcrl-
can "pria0r scotch heeL- His prices
are, Sirl7'n. - cents pound, Shout
der or middle rio, IS cents "A pouno'
hanks or meek. u on a. cents = pound
Many grades OF American beef are
known iD London ss ranch bcet-
The che pest ranges ln price from
cents pound Tor s.rloiu. 60 , cents a
pound for TANKS.
y. y. Prices Compared With London
Prices for American Beet
10 IS interesting 20 compare the
prices i'm London with those that New
Workers were being forced TO pay
The West Rnd Of London CORE
| spends with our Fifth Avenue or fash
/ enable quarter. In that district yes
rcrday porterhousc steak was 30 cents
"a pound. sirioin 81 cents "a pounds
I TO- g. cents more per pound than the
4 same beef was selling for IN London
I after en- the costs and charges of car
I rying DO 5000 miles across the ocean
They don't use shoulder or middle
I rio much up Fifth Avenue. Only tn
! FIRST six rils SO into the Fashionable
I quarters and they were selling there
yesterday az 90 and Is cents pound
But ia the middle class district
such as the upper Broadway porter
house steak was fetching IS cents
pound and sirloiu rs cents a pound
Shoulder or middle rio was only i
land Is cents 4 pound and flank @
|m."~ 10 cents o. pound
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10
LICENSES WERE ISSUED
IN CONFORMITY OF LAW

BRISTOL. TENN.-sDscial.--In the
suit Of II. r. steele w.. Lula Steele.
for divsTcs. Judge II H. Smith. OF
the Circuit Court at Blountvills. Tenn,
yesterday handed down . decision In
vOivinE the validity Of 1.7es marriages
performed here during ths last TWEEN
~ years. whore thousands OF young
Virgins and West Virginia clippers
we're married. The sniy allegation in
thu suit va that the licenses had
been issued By q deputy clerk OF the
court. instead Of ~ the clerk. ~
Biountvtlie.
Judge Smith ssyu that while the
lnds nsthing in the facts 90 make the
Steele marriage illegal. ard therefore
declines 10 grant thu divorce. This
means that all such licenses an have
been issued In Bristol are In con-
formity 20 the Law.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10
FOOTBALL NOW
UNDER The KNIFE


r-rrT r.r.E --.....r The fnnr-
$500 1.-rn-s gathered at 50 r-F Fil
l.rr, Tr'5rE. AND aItn rre rr-f eess
M rne annual meeting ct Che rules
comm rfte rEe hNuf under IN
a-lfe- EErr w.tn l- tle experts or
tfa Scene fn.-. Was no fnrrclFt.r- OF
fne result % fre operation possible
r...r rna-a were frc. locations tnHt sfr
a-nf s. ss.urs would hf necessary be-
lore tne problems aroused - last sea-
sons large Lst of dead and injured
arI o. settled
~. sgrrrst.ors included these.
~s-rcn men must be- on the
-crimmREc line when the ball IL
snapped. three of the backs being
fac yards behind
No man carrying the hall shall
p aided hy being pushed pulled
or held un hi- feet. That the ball
IT'D the forward pa---if that move
T. Redundancy pl~- az any point
over the zine. that only two men
shall i.e able o. RECOVER o. and the
ua-z must De- fairly caught
Rcmose the Eve yard penalty
Tor not running five yards from
Quarterback run. and thc quar-
& ferhark may cross fi2e line any
where. ~ct the Eual posts AK feet
hack ~ the Enal lime. thr hpriznn-
tai bar being projected over the
line Establish rwu minute rests
~ the end 81 ten. twenty and
thirty minute 90 pas. Make the
needed gain ten yards between
the twenty five yard inr~ AMI hte
yards in three attempts hcJ ono
the twenty-five gari Hoe
-r- rlae Crwr. tree rnr efs
M Dartmouth. lrm.s A. n
r-r-.~..rr. I.. PENIS.
yale. paul =. lr. Afal
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10
TRF- ATT-D HUSBAND And
DOCS AfIRE ~ HE-R Will.

INV YORK EpeelaL--Ths VIII q
Mr.. Ninna Enoch. who died recent
~ al her nome. T41 East one Hun
dred and Forty-el ghth street. leaving
an estate valued az $4,000. gives the
income % slc.coo 20 her three cogs
Tor lie. which - ga much &c sne ieft
~ her husband. Henry kn0ch- y inc
coga de nrsf. Edward Baker. her 500
~ a former marriage. - % get the
princlpaI % the tio.cot. But the In
come Is 20 60 20 the support % the
dogs ard their csrstsker eurins thsif
iiFes.
sgYs Xnoch was irte~estec IN ths
work 81 the Society for TIE Preven'
don % Cruelty 90 ArifnsA. 90 Uhicr
she left saeeo Six relatives are NO
mentioned .n her viii
TO E1afc sgsinst her doss oeini
a-o~S instrUcfs he
executor % cresfs = trust tuny .. -.
O6e and pay the income % y 20 ne
fsousekeeper. Entity Meees. The Tea
ta4rix directs thai her housskssoe
sNalf sse4 fse r..- 80 saIa.
:, care sor the coes and herself. max
ling x clear that the b~Qoest 10 pr
rnarlly 90 take care % the cogs. lie
husband 81 20 have the income o
another fund Of ffesoeo. ths pTincips
OF which "a 90 90 20 her sou altar IN
husbands death.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10
FEWER MILLS But
MUCH MORE COTTON
NJ NfuEs ~ 1879 AGAUsSr - N
1895. NET THERE ARE GREAT
ER NUMBER or SPTNDLES.


WASHINGTON. y. -C--Speciai---i
rx-s,l. tnere are only tWcnty-rfnt cot !
TO- Nils In Virginia at present as
nratnsl thirty-thros IN 1906. The NUM- |
- 80 ,sptr-cirs y nicn arc hummlng :
NV, Is crssttr than " hen there were
-. s..-tortrs ard the =nnoalt. OF cot-
-r- vs,rar frto ctolh q so IS rrC1tCr-
n u r-t~ fr assume also that thl prcltS
- .--.rfr~ trar fcur 1csrs nIo.
~.r r..rri,tr cf Cuttlh r--s q Atr-
,-7--- il rrr.. a.t.orlluc tc l-.rfs ODE
fs.-.t. 'c-tra ne CELSIUS earcaa. uas ~.
- a-r Isl ~ .n 1eHE lur LrC
80 .r.-.t es -r5l-t as lrer~l
~ tsrr ard n cols.l r..or n. c..-.-
A. ga .ArrrA - fn -h .-H Bales as
rrr.rs. rr.r fE4s- nnlts .u 1905.
North Carolina. or ... u.nrr hand.
~NDu.- an srcrerse .u tlc rrunCr AZ
mis- 49, zren as 81 tfa number 90 spine
49, ars Amount cf cotton consumed
Trhe .r,-r be- 81 COTTON facrCrIcs lr tnc
S--sS it rsns vas ce-s number 60 SPIN
dlee strNsr- 81 wh Ga e.sSt.i-4
we in orer.tlc-. ccusgulirE cotton
nr.ounfrr 10 -e--es bales of 500
r>ounss esch n 1905 thc number of
ruffs n Norlh CAROLYN. was Isl, NUM-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10
ANTI-FOOTBALL
BILL ADVANCED


fcI.-f. SGD. Ef. r..I-
r.r n- -tu9t-
rr rl on tn. -ar ln
l- $50 an. going .n
t.r IL. .e views Senator
Greene Senator --s. AFTER
... f.- from Greene had eulear-
ts ..al cl the meas declared
M- uas never ln his Ire more Boo
.r.st than when ~ ofere1 tnr
..ta.ure. and that he proposed 10 press
r.r IT'S enactment And senator EAriy
viii make tackle and try 90 prevent
tn- rish through center. striving 20
prevent the warrior from PAGE from
making touchdown The contest
on the Hoor 81 the Senate wiA Wit-
ness good deal ~ verbal p1nilnE
and there eill be the usual chorus 81
college geiA But the participant pa
the game VIII not 10 allowed 20 De-
eide fhe game. the spectators % tn'
f0~-, .f fhe Senators fhemselFes wll
pass Or the question. The chances aI'
about even ~ this time that the Fcof
u.fG be "a tie but AZ senator Early D
flt younger and has good deal o
iavordupois it is possible that ne ma
4 "a lfhstanf the end runs which "al &
attempted by the gentleman froi
T Pace
President EIiyson viii umpire -
4 contest. and the coaches will he inc.
lin fun force. occupying seats in ~
gallery. They viii not be allowed
ne neld curing the game and ~
pfsvers are not expected 20 appear
uniform during the struggle
The blfl r. on its second reading 4
m calendar. and while Il mf
not D. reached today there ~ no tel
fnr when a move will he made 20 ha'
ths 1atter takes vp and disposed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10
SAILORS ROBBED
THEN KILLED
Sailors Union Agent Said TO Have
Murdered Seamen After
Robbing Tken.

TACOMA. WAsR.-sDeeisl-- the
arrest here of william Gohl. agent
OF the Sailors Union at Aberdeen.
charged with the murder ef Charles
Hsrtberg. the police believe they
have begun 10 unravsi the 1ystery
surrounding the deaths 81 mere thar
forty men whose bodies have been
found In sioughs and streams near
Aberdeen during the lsst ave years
A series OF crimes. sxeeotinE tns
horrors OF the GunRsas Rsrdsr farnn,
IL connected In the mystery new De-
lieved near selutieR-
GohI - an agent supplying sntrs
with men. The theory Of the autserI-
ties g. that he robbed rstursinE s~h-
ors OF their money aRs nsrdsrs< tssH
10 conceal kfn crimsA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10
sC0.O0o MILD AND
WOUNDED WHILE WORRYING

CHICAGO. 1TI--Spctial.-"A
r-ou-cr1ntiRc estimate 80 thc killed
and wounded iu Amcri,a'~ indus
trfal army in 1909 il 100000. In
addition TO thC needless waste oi
lie and umh. there i~ an annual
a. nnnnric lo-~ 60 $50. Noi-ouu IN
rsn-c-carriu- CfiticnCy.
This was thr assertion made Toy
Dr. William IA. Iolman- dtrcCtor
oI the NrnF y orb Museum ot
safety and Sanitation. in an adj
frt-~ hcIorr physicians az thc
Turtk S1uirariurn.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10

KEW YOaK.--epscia i.--Ever Sin
their new motor FIRE engine arrived
w-aYthv volunteer frernen % Cara
CITY. l.. T.. have been Keeping sha
lookout FOR a ~connagration" fire.
the rocking chair towers IN the srno-
Inr room and psyi0rs Of the local =
ciusiv. hotel Tim woodruff Ca
TsrtefI. President Peters. % the I,or
Island Railroad. Cnited States Distrt
Attorney Youngn and other fane
IRE nRhfers bossted that biz
couifnt get beyond the smoking So.
t..fore sh~y and their engine vol
be Johnny on-the-spot
A nice slow Ere started WefnesC
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10
DIR. MERLIN ACCEPTS
CHAIR AT v ~ I

FARNfNILLE. VA.-Special-Dr r.
T. Kef ODD. well known in the social
nd religious circles OF Farnvtile. whs
r.w % professor at the state Fsssals
.~-lai school. has accepted y shaiF
"a the Virginia Military Institute and
will start in on his new dHtso4 at The
next session.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-28
FOOTPAD R0BS BAKER
IN BROAD DAYLIGHT
Holdup Takes Place on the
AImshouse Road

A footpad held up L. Armando baker,
4736 Mission street, about 10 o'clock
yesterday morning while he was driv-
ing his wagon with bread to the aims
house and robbed him Of $11 Ar
mande described the footpad as about
rs years Of age, feet inches tall,
slim build, dark complexion, smooth
shaven and wore a dark gray suit and
dark soft hat.
Burglars broke into the residence of
S. Trodalla, Gilbert street, Tuesday
and stole 500 from trunk; the laun-
dry Of Sing High, 1915 Pine street, and
stole $50 from trunk, and the resi-
dence of Miss r. Weber, 1867 Page
street, and stole a valuable gold
watch and chain.
The charge Of petty larceny against
Henry E. Rowland, a spiritualist, was
dismissed by Police Judge Shortau yes
terday. The complaining witness, G. H.
Harrison, Central hotel. Third street,
a former soldier, testified that he had
been taking spiritualistic instruction
from Howland for about year. He
charged Rowland with stealing a ring
valued at 81 from him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-28
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
dies IN ATTEMPT
To RESCUE YOUTH
Vinegar Works EmplOye Enters
Tank to Succor Companion
and Both Perish

WATSONVILLE, April 27.-In an un-
successful attempt to rescue fellow
worker, August Groenfeldt was
asphyXiated in a large tank of the
Jones Brothers vinegar works today.
Groenfeldt met death while attempting
to save the life of Roy Phillips, who
also met death in the carbon dioxide
fumes in the tank. Groenfeldt was 81
years old and Philips 20.
Philips entered the tank to clean
it, not knowing that the pipe through
which the gas entered had been left
open. After several minutes had
passed and the youth did not re-
turn, Groenfeldt prepared to go to his
rescue. He was warned by other
workmen, but persisted and, covering
his mouth and nose with his hand,
rushed into the death trap.
The men on the outside heard no out
cry, but when they entered the tank,
after releasing part of the gas, Green
feldt and Phillips were locked in each
others arms-dead. Groenfeldt had
fallen in his attempt to drag his COM
panion out of danger.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-28
LIEUT.. A. B. HATFIELD
BURIED AT PRESIDE
Cause of Suicide a Mystery in
Army Circles

With full military honors Lieutenant
Albert B. Hatfield. who committed sui
eide Monday, was laid to rest in the
national cemetery at the Preside yes
terday.
A wealth of floral offerings sur
rounded the casket, and the service of
the Episcopal church was read by
Chaplain George H. Jones, coast ar
tillery corps.
Why Hatfield took his life remains a
mystery. His financial affairs were in
excellent shape, and so far as anybody
at the Presidio knew he had no love
ENHANCEMENT.
The following army officers have
been ordered to the camp of instruc-
ton for infantry officers of the state
militia, which is to be held at Monte
rey from June IL to June 10:
Major George w. McIver Captain
Frank A. Wilcox, Captain George H.
McMaster, Captain Fredrik L. Knudsen.
Captain Murray Baldwin, Captain
James N. Pickering, Captain Robert C.
Davis, Captain James L. Bevans, Cap
tain Andrew ]. Dougherty, Lieutenant
Thomas w. Brown, Lieutenant Walter
II. Johnson and Lieutenant William F.
Robinson Jr.
Captain Murray Baldwin, Eighth in
fantry, has been granted 10 days leave
of absence, to begin at once.
Chaplain James F. Houlihan, Fifth
cavalry, is assigned to temporary duties
at the Presidio, pending his departure
for the Philippines.
Major George Z. Pickett, paymaster's
department, will leave for Washington
May 2, on 60 days leave. He will be
accompanied by his wife and sons.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-28
CUTTER TO HUNT
FOR SMUGGLERS
Thinks Chinese Are Drowned
at Sea in Order to Destroy
Evidence

Life on the revenue cutter McCul-
loch this summer is going to be some
thing more than a Sausalito pink tea.
Inc reports of secret service agents
who have been working industriously
for some months between here and
Mexico has satisfied the government
that both opium and Chinese are be-
ing smuggled into the United States on
a large scale and the treasury depart
ment has issued orders that this in
dustry must cease.
The coast will be patroIled by reve-
nue. cutters from Ensenada to Point
Barrow and every craft that in any
way excites suspicion will be over
hauled and searched
The McCulloch was taken to the
Union iron works yesterday to be put
into condition for a strenuous sum
mer's work. The repairs will cost
from $4,000 to $4,000, and effort will
be made to have them finished in six
weeks
"The McCulloch," said Captain
Daniels, 'is vessel of rather unusual
appearance, and these fellows are ex-
ceedingly cute. They can see our
smoke before we see them, and by the
time we come up with them have a
chance to dispose of their contraband.
will not say that they actually
throw the Chinese overheard rather
than be caught, but If 1 was a con-
traband Chinaman I'd hate to be on
board boat that was being chased by
a revenue cutter, If my absence was all
the smuggler needed to save himself
from arrest"
The revenue cutter Snohomish will
patrol the northern coast above the
Columbia river, and the Rush will play
policeman in southeastern Alaska.
The Bear, which is Quitting, will
sail May for Point Barrow and the
Perry, Manning and Tahoma will rep
resent the treasury department among
the seal islands.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-28
NAMED QUEEN OF
RAISIN CARNIVAL
Miss Lydia York Chosen to Head
Merrymaking TO Be Held in
Fresno Saturday
Especial Dispatch to The Call

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
FRESNO, April 27.-Miss Lydia L.
York was declared elected queen of the
raisin carnival tonight Miss York; S
total vote was 1884, while the vote
polled for Miss Jones, who was second,
was 1913
Queen Lydia will now prepare for the
raisin day festivities, which will take
place Saturday.
Grand Marshal Jones today an
nounced the divisions in the parade
Saturday, the places of formation and
also the line of march. The queen Will
ride in a float
The program of events for raisin day
follows:
y o'clock-Basket lunch at court
house park.
1870 p. mattresses by DR.. Chester
Rowell Alden Anderson, Theodore A.
Bell and NJ f. Tarpey and kilograms
from the east regarding raisin day.
grounds; Fresno county union high
school league track meet at fair
grounds
2:SO p. m.-Baseball game at Recrea-
tion park, Fresno high VS.. Visalfa high.
p. m.-Bicycle and running races
at courthouse park; Ohio society pic
mic, Recreation park; Modern Woodmen
of America Picnic; Woodman of the
$50 p. m.-Carnival parade.
2. m.-Masquerade ball given by
Foresters of America at Armory hall.
In addition to the celebration in
Fresno a number of towns in the
county are planning picnics, so that
Fresno county will be almost wholly
devoted to merrymaking on April 30.
On the evening of April % there will
be the Elks minstrels and a humorous
lecture given by Doctor Conley at the
First Baptist church.
The Coalinga-F auto road race
will start from this city early Sunday
morning and on Sunday afternoon
Whipple S. Hall will again fly in his
aeroplane at the fair grounds. The
Fresno driving club will hold a driving
matinee at the fair grounds Sunday
afternoon.
Reports received today from Phila-
delphia indicate that the raisin cam
paign which is being carried on there
is meeting with great success and the
merchants of the Quaker City are TAX
ing a great deal of interest in the
movement. Philadelphia is considered
the worst raisin market in the United
States.