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MONEY WANTED


WHY take 3I5 and per cent for your money
when you can get and Z per cent gilt
edged hrst mortgagess MORTGAGE LOANS is
our business. II you have money 10 loan
TALK IT OVER WITH rs EDWARDS
BREWSTER & CLOVER. Rotunda. Mills bldg
FROM private party, loan Of $500 as second
mortgage. on house and lot in city good 10
cafion: no sharks need apply Box 2945, Call
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For SALE

-~-(-----~1---
SHINGLES. S1.50: rustic pine and red 500
flooring SI7; lining and boards. $40. 50 10th.
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$500 PER ACRE.

Great wheat country; 100 acre farms in the
rich delta Of the Sonora river: nsar American
line in Mexico, between Southern Pacific and
sea; most excellent climate; deep garden soil ;
corn. wheat, cotton. beans alfalfa dates
oranges. lemons all vegetable products: good
market: 10000 acres now opened 10 American
farmers; first 10000 acres at S. per acre half
cash; this is really 500 land See or write us
Immediately
G. NJ WOOSTER COMPANY.
T02 Market St, San Francisco Cal
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PALo ALTO REAL ESTATE

PALO ALTO REAL ESTATE
PALO ALTO lot close in: half price. Phone
Piedmont 1913. Oakland.
SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
RANCHES. houses and lots for sale trade.
Send for list. F. II. PARKER, Santa Cruz.
HOMES ranches. acreage. exchange; list.
DAVID l. WILSON: Santa Cruz: Cal:
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE


s1.5oo-Lot 5ox15o, in North Oakland; would
like to apply same on ranch and pay differ
ence.
or Napa valley.
s350o-s room house in 59th ST., lot 40x120.
exchange equity $1,000 for small business or
s6.0oo-9 room house. lot J5x2Oo. beautiful
location; wants small country home near Oak
s55oo-s room cottage in 4sth St. exchange
for good vacant property -
ments; completely furnished: now rented for
over $50 per month; at prices asked adjoining
equity for good ranch: win sacrifice for cash
centrally located in San Francisco.
TAYLOR BROS. co, cay l25o Broadway, Oakland
W. e. JOHNSON. Manager Country and Ex
change Department.
WILL exchange my pair Of flats in Oakland
which are bringing in good income. for lot
on Mission st. between 18th and 26th; prefer
ably the north side of the street Address
box 21S0. Call office.
NEW elegant fat and apartment building very
close in: near Grove. lot 56xl40; income Sl90
per month: price S25 600: mortgage of SO, 900
can remain; exchange equity for good proper
ties in or near Oakland either vacant or inn
proved.
4
Just east of Broadway.
COUNTRY and CITY exchange-I making
exchanges I'm good property and making friends
of my clients: let me show you some good
stuff. LEE A. WILSON, 464 10th St, Oakland.
COUNTRY and city property exchanged. J. p.
GARDNER 625 Monadnock. San Francisco.
BOARD and rooming house; clears $3.50 month.
w. A.: trade cottage; price 81. 900. 430 Eddy
WE can secure you an advantageous exchange
FIDELITY REALTY CO.. 7S9 Market St
PROPERTY WANTED
WANTED-We have customer for ranch;
must be in Ynba county and south of Yuha
river; please give full particulars TO loca
tion. price and terms; also description as to
section number township and range; also
owners name and address. G. III. UMBSEN g.
CO.. 20 Montgomery St. San Francisco. Cal
LUMBER FOR SALE
SHINGLES. s1.50 rustic. pine and red, s22; /;
flooring. $17; lining and boards. SO. 81 10th.
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FARM BUYERS AND HOME SEEKERS.

To buy farm in the right district and at the
right price see us. We have in our office a
farm specialist. whose business it is to consult
with you and so advise you and assist you that
you you getting in right He will try
and sell you nothing and his advice costs you
nothing If you think 1t good he will accom-
pany you 10 the district you favor and give you
the assistance and benefit OF his knowledge
Look into this; it viii save You money and place
you right.
Won RHEIN & GILBERT. 3Os2 18th st, San
Francisco.
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NAPA COUNTY REAL ESTATE

LAND ON EASY TERMS
ALL SPLENDID VALUES
81 ,S40-1S acres Of land at ''Hedgeside," 3l5
miles from Napa; borders on Milliken
creek: all under plow; faces new
county road: rural mail delivery.
So, ,050-10l3 acres of creek bottom land on
Foss Valley road: borders Milliken
creek: 81 miles from Napa on rural mall
route; 256 full bearing apple trees, besides
other fruit.
S45 per acre. lots OF hill land. all under
plow; 40 16 acres and 1890 acres respect
lively; good water; splendid orchard or
vineyard county road and rural free
delivery; 4 y miles from Napa.
$9o0-355l acres hill land on r. F. D.; AZ
miles from Napa: splendid chicken ranch
proposition: considerable plow land
These are all lots in our famous .Hedgeside
Subdivision, the old home of the Hon. NJ NJ.
Estee.
For maps. particulars and further information,
call on or address
MOUNT & son: Napa California.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

BERKELEY BARGAIN
So, ,000-On extremely easy terms will purchase
fine modern 7 room house in populous resi-
dence of Berkeley; lot 33x100 The house
alone is worth SO, 900; lot 81 600; close to
Key Route and s. p trains and streetcars.
This is an absolute bargain for quick
sale. GEO. ii. MURDOCH & SON, 81 Ba-
con bldg, Oakland.
FOR sale trade for unimproved country prop
erty, nice corner lot new $. p electric
line. North Berkeley. Box 1870. Call, Oakland.
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REDWOOD CITY REAL ESTATE

GREAT BARGAINS-Lots in Redwood City. $l51
each: elegant home sites: close in; don't delay
only few left: $40 down and 81 per month buys
a lot; write or call for handsome booklet.
f. w MAGRUDER. 1892 Mission st.
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MtiWOODS MAYOR ANGRi.
says tie " a. Insu,ted ny Fireman MsEnus.
. New YORK Merchant.

HArKESsACK. y. J.. July II. haywood,
a suburb of Hackensack. il excited be-
cause Mayor John r. Davies. President
Robert T. widnall 81 the Borough Council
and Fire Chief John W Norton have h@en
p,ihhcly insulted Il all came out last
night AZ tho council meeting when the fol-
lowing letter was read
= WdacU r., s,dCEi
Alan in-r-.,r ION Of Fire Department ordered
hv tho council and held July !. 1910 hereby
call atteni on to = gross breach 81 Il. ,iplin"
and an intent ional insult offered me hN VI
SIDNEY Magnu- Of Peerless Ho>.' company
H. uTen'e consisted IN turning hi- head
20 one I'D. v hen reached pla'" opposite.
him. m fun view ot the publ and M" re-
viewing party
such q man In my opinion - n dtsgrac"
to the whole department and certainty
rsn",i~ no credit on tho COMPANY 20 which
he belongs Thi- act Was witnessed nv the
Fire chief. yourself and nv a. Least oR.
member OF the company His cOBd'.g'
stands ont IN sharp contrast TO he rest Of
the com rads- and II ought to De followed
by merited punishment
ions u DAVIES. Mayor
Mayor Davies u spending the summer at
CallicooO y Y but he will come home
On next Tuesday night. when Magnus will
have q hen ring b4for" the fire committee.
IN" accused - a dry goods merchant IN
New York city He is a member 81 Peer
loss Hose Company. the silk stocking
cpmpany a. their rivals call them. and
that j. why the whole borough IL 80 deeply
shocked Tho town hall won't he bug
enough To accommodate the throng that
promises 10 he present AZ the hearing
Mr. Magn,r when seen tonight said
that the charges against him were alto
gether falsa and that they are tho out
come of spite lie declared that he did
no, turn his head away from the Mayor
while pasaing in review. bu, kept his eyes
a, Eyes right which he deemed the
proper thing for every well regulated
brennan TO do MIR Maznus zaid that al
the hearing some startling things would
CpFn.s ont
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automobile inst after Representative
Fowler hurried To the railroad station
Fowler the redhot foe Of Uncle Joe Can
non. went over the national situation with
the Colonel He - seeking the senator
ship ia New Jereey against k~an. hlt
neither he nor Mr.. Roosevelt mentioned
this tact to-day Mr.. Fowler appeared To
h. very we'll pleased with his stay AZ saga.
more Till He said:
I am more than pleased with NV vi~it
We insurgents stand for the things 'dat
Theodore Roosevelt stands for aud "" he
heVe that he ~ with Us To my thinking
no men now before the publi" oner a
greater contrast than col Roosevelt on
the one hand and speaker cannon and
senator AldTich on the other
The colonel SAID that he was delighted
at hearing tales of the iuugle from t'uy
ScllI. a Harvard man who hunted with
Buffalo Jones m Africa Sell WAS an
ovcrni ght guest lie told th' great hunter
how h" had lassosd the rhinO, eros ana
g,raife aud other Wild animals
-Oh. u was fine exclaimed ]
Judge Rose ~ Baltimnr" a. old asso-
cta'r and friend and Cap, lpran Ut British
Fast Africa si'ent the day at sycamore
Hill
~ the interview came 20 a Close I've
pionel stood up stretched his ara a bit
and allowed that h. aud CNngTes-T an
I uCS- mad better his" Tor the hay fields
"a the slope Of the hill They hlked
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ron, 70, NJ ~ ,REEk.
N,s,er, In the browning Of cot ~ilas g..
Comfort.

PHILADFLPHIA. July 10. Tn" Coroner :
autopsy held this afternoon showed that
Col Slas q. Comfort. TN" discovery of
WHOSE dead body ~ Crvm Creek twp
miles from Chester, early this morning
created a sensation IN a community wn"r"
he was prominent Tor NOR" than twenty
years had died from drowning
Tho examination eliminated the theurv
~ suicide and left tn" polio" ~tiil in doubt
whether col. Comfort fell INTO the stream
or was attacked and hurled - his death
by assaIlants who tracked him "a - lonely
walk late Tuesday afternoon Exam
nation of the brain ami lungs indicated
that Col Comfort was unconscious whom
he struck the water Of ihr littlo Cr,.sk and
that he was drowned while his head and
sh Ouders were only partly submerged
4 wound behind the right ear Indicated
that n blow may have rendered. him uu-
conscious
Indications IL hard struggle al 80
scene Of the drowning were 80 definite
when the polio" arrived that they are un-
willing To aC,~pt the theory 81 IN" d"li
mans friends that he was oy"rtaken
with an attack " vcrtigo Will" walking
along the Crs..k bank Bloud-tans were
plentiful on the ground whore the body
lay and deep and confused footprints
were found
The dead mans watch cham had h,en
broken and his necktis wac torn from
under the collar of his soft shirt and was
drawn in n tight band under hiS chm
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tart AFTER rARIFF DArA.
Expects seen to Have Information
CLEANED by the Ceusmlssioa.

BEyKRLY, Mass. July iS.-Sotne OF
the results % the Investigation of the
workings % the Payns-Aldrich tariff law
conducted by the former Tarin Board.
now 'he Tariff Commission, Gal occupy
part Of President Taft's time after he
returns from his cruise up the Maine coast
about August L.
Announcement was made to-day that
the President will summon tn Beverly
the three members Of that committee.
Prof II. c. Emery. il chairman, ~ ex-
pected back from a European investi-
eating trip ON Friday; James Bronson
Reynolds. another member. " still abroad
but 10 about 90 return. and Alvah sanders
the third member. u supposed 10 be la
Washington. Prof. Emery and Mr.. hey
nolds have been collecting data and will
he able tn make comparisons Of the cost
OF production here and In Europe
The cruise Of the President up the
Maine coast 10 to begin at q clock Mon
day. The Mayhower. with the Presl-
dents family and guests aboard. will
steam directly for PASSPORT. Me. After
a stay near EAstport the Maynower Will
cruise down through Lnbec Narrows,
stopping probably at Bar Harbor. Isle
boro and other points of interest. No
engagements have been made Tor the
President on this trip.
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ItYMEN HELP ar 4 FIRE.
Assist Police In Getting Out Invent, PANT.
lies Alarm " ouidnr WORK.

Two citizens aided tho police and FIRE
men last night IN making rescue- at a
frc that forced twenty families into tho
street from the four story tenement At
Is2 Henry street Nearly all the resCiIes
were made before the fremen arrived
because the FIRE box had been tampsred
with
When Policemen Funk and Queries
-aw smoke rising from the second floor
OF the building and found that the FIRE
alarm IN the corner wouldn't work they
hurried back 20 the fire They plunged
through tn. building aro,Ising the people
and az ist in & some in fnding their way out
The two citizens. Jacob schultz of va
Past Broadway and Gustave Beck of
%; Henry street. followed the policemen
and prevented several women from
humping tn the pavement. They ais"
Iook down Mrs Becky Kaplan and her
Young son .lsidoT Just az thu tiren"n
who had been reached wv another alarm.
arrived.
The fremen ran up two ladders and
carried down ths remaining tenants
including Mrs Mary Levine. who had
given birth 10 baby an hour before
the fire started She was taken 60 the
house Of a physician.
Across the street " the Lehman Me
mortal Home for CTiUples. Attendants
went through that building and told thu.
inmates that the engines and the bright
light meant danger
The fire started over the store Of David
s,havel The damage was $1,000
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" iDSH ORTH ~ uBiNi.
says Talk with ROoseNeit Didn't Change
Hi- Views on Direct Nominations.

ALBANY. July II Speaker James Wads-
worth. Jr. stopped over IN Albany to-day
On his wav from hls visit to Col Roo~e-
vel, - hs farm hoIne IN Livingston county
Every one hs met questioned Speaker
Wadsworth regarding his talk with Col
Roosevelt "a the direct nominations
question hut Mr. Wadsworth hnd nothing
- add to the interview h. gave out IN
New YORK i'nm~dAtely after In" confer
,.uca further than TO say that his position
On tte direct nominations question was
as ilrm as ever
Majur.ty I>sldrr Merritt. who Il the
chairman IL the corruption pruDe COM
mitts... had IA long talk With Speaker
WadswoTth The present plan il for
the committee To- conduct the invest ga
ton ~ subjects in the order that they are
mentioned in the invest eating resolution
The first subject referred To- - the Allds
trial. aud then the HutchkisS Insurance
inquiry After that comes the specific
direction for an investigator " indus
trial life Insurance. then an Investigation
81 written charges which may be iil.d
with the commtte" against any public
official and then the lnvestIgati1n 81
Rny corrupt practices nr Official miscon
duct in connection with the Legislature
State officials or State depa rtment-
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PENSACOLA CLTB SEIL> orr.
VIII Retire Out-IandInK Bonds and Move
Ia other puartrrs.

The Pensacola. ~" id rammanv NJ
ganizaticn of IN. Fourteenth As-"rr nlv Dis
triCt before the last r"app1rtlonn-~t, has
sold it, clubhoua" a. 80 N"C,ud aN"nu.
Tho club - m 10 financial difliCultv. saws
President William " Blake" b't i,simpIy
taking advantag" II FoUd r'"r Tho
board 81 governors e the club rat fed
last night IN" action Il -I-,clal COM
mite" which was APPOINTED 90 sell II
u said that th" club will max. profit
81 81. 600
Several houses are hring ,uu-idsrad a.
now quarters for the club and oua II
them will be- -slaotDd shortly SEVERAL
years ago S1O nDO bund- we're issued az
pr cent Later halt e IN. bonds wcr.
recalled The othnr- will ~ tahru M nov.
II ~ nearly twenty wears nEp that the
Pensacola club WA urRaniII,d ~ tho
old Fourt."n district th..n UNDER IN. Isai
ership Of the late john Reilly. who wA-
~ucce..d"d by John Z OakI.y. II was AZ
that timo called IN" lAinmluy club and
Was IN S"Cprd ayvnuH near IN" prr-an'
clubh ou-s, IN thu r-appn~tipn mont
ia" Fourteenth Wa split AZ aud m.
Timothy n sullivan Association i-.-
came the lammlnv organization .1f tho
n-iRhboThOd e.. Ianu.Iuy Hs
beCsm' III. Pensacola Clun. aud Il VA
more social than political in CHARACTER.
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No POLO PONIES ron CADETS.
" ashln g on Omeiais wentPay Cost Of the
Game &C west Point Na jer Out - .ess.

WAsHINoIoN, July IS Major NJ
Carson. Jr . quartermaster IN the United
States Army. would be- glad To dispose Of
81 .g75 worth OF polo ponies The ponies
have been used by the West Point cadets
in playing the game
Major Carson. who has a kind heart
hut IL not versed in the law. paid the
81 .s75 for the ponies in April. 1919. Then
he presented the bill ia the REGULAR way
with his other accounts Go the War De-
partmont The auditor Of the War De
partment aauinted at the item and finally
refused Ia reimburse the Major
BY this time the Major was getting a
little anxious and appealed to the Comp
troller ~ the Currency to reverse the
auditors decision The Comptroller of
the Currency seems To he "a hard hear ted
a. the auditor Of the War Department.
for he has Just handed down decision
leaving the Ma Ior with his hatch Of polo
ponies on his hands and no money 10 re-
Imb'ITss him
The Comptroller SAYS that the appTo-
prIatIOn for -horse-. cavalry. artillery
and engineers under which the Mai
thought he was authorized TO buy the
POLO pon'-s. II not properly char geable
with such expenditure The Comp
truller adds that h" does not know ~ any
other appropriation To- which the amount
can 10 charged
I do not understand writes the
Comptroller. that the cadets az the
Military Academy belong to any one of
the branches OF the service indicated in the
act. and such being the case the purchase
Of pOlo ponies for tIs. in instruction Of
cadets out OF the appropriation was not
warraute ted. ! am OF the opinion that
the claim for credit for the amount indi-
Catai an Major carsnD'z aCCountR must
he denied. The action of the auditor
ia disAllowinR such expenditures -
affirmed
The action - tho Comptroller will be
almost a. sad a blow TO the cadets a. II
- TO Major Carson. for u will mean that
they will have to give up polo unless they
play with cavalry horses or mules. II
looks as n the Major would have to give
up about ti.97S until he can dispose of
the ponies
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SHOT DEAD on 4 ROOF.
IN Insult. n Fight. Bullets Fired. says the
Imprisoned Greek

George Tassacos. a Greek. who lived
At I5s West Twenty-eighth street, was shot
dead on the roof OF the house IN which
he lived early last night. The police ar
rested Salvatore Iacro. an Italian barber.
who lives next door. I.acro denies that
he shot Tassacos though he admits that
they had fight
Detectives McGhee and Mcmahon heard
thre. shots and ran into the hallway
of ISs. They met l.aoro coming out.
Iacro said he was running because a
man on the roof had tried 10 hill him:
The detectives took him TO the roof and
found the body of TassacDs. On the way
they met lAaster kaldey. who hand ed
them a revolver that he said he hai just
taken from Lacro. who, he said, mai
tried TO shoot him.
At the West Thirtieth street police sta
tion Iacro said that he had gore To the
roof with his wife and baby 90 get some
air while his mother prepared supper.
Tassaru- he said. went up to Mrs. Lacro
aud insultai her. IAcro demonstrated
and TASsacns grapplei with him. While
they were SQUIRTING, according TO l.acro.
some one fired three shots.
TasSACos was shot In the back OF h -
head and in the neck.
The police took half a dozen Greeks
who were ON the roof and held them As
witnesses To get I.Acro TO the station
the detectives were compelled to draw
their revolvers as they We're surrounded
NV "A crowd Of angry Greeks.
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C4PPS'S ~ CCESSOR.
RIchard V. watts to Ne Appointed chief
Constructor Of the Navy.

WAsHIS0roS July - The appoint
ment Of Naval Constructor Richard NJ
Watt. construction officer a. the Norfolk
Navy Yard a. Chief Constructor Of the
Navy will he announced formally within
the next few DAYS. He will succeed
Wash n gton l.. CRpps. whose resignation
has been accepted to take effect on Dc
tober next. when he will have com
pleied thirty years service aud will 10
eligible for retirement with the rank
of rear admiral
Mr. Watt was offered and accepted
the post Of Chicf 81 'he bureau ~ CON
-'TuCtiOu at q conference with SaCre-
tary Of III. Navy Meyer AZ the NAVY
Depart met several days REo. lie will
shortly he Getachet from his Irese'
duties ~ the Norfolk ward and D" ~
rIgnst TO sU-"Ial du'" ~ N" bureau -
Can-trlC'Ipu ard repair n" will not
o." APPOINTED formally ur'il reU 90
iOb"r. when chef cor stTuctOr tapys :
rssIgnatIDn IeCume~ effective
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PRISON FOR mr.
For Man VINO Tut His Bab, = Throat ant
shot Hls VIE Dead.

Isidor Neuman. once "A soldier VII.
killed his eighteen months Old baby u.-
GAUSS u cried and then murdered b., wife
when she attempted To- interior" r.nai't
guilty 90 murder In the second degrr" nr
both indictments in the Court q G"uer7I
SESSIONS yesterday and was rd"i 'ar
sentence On July 20.
Acting District Attorney Mott COZ.
sent.d TO the plea because he was ~ rta.n
that Neuman could not b. convicted of
murder in the first degrse for N" rras 30
that his mental oJuditiOn - not sound
The double murder was committed =
MAY 20 Neuman's wife left hIm To-
cause after he was discharged fuHm tl"
army no would not work. Accompanies
by his brother in-law Neuman went o.
s-e his wife at 40 Fast tighty-cISntn
street When he entered the room the
baby began 10 cry. -Ill qul"t H. said
Neuman and shot the baby twice. Then
he put IL on tho bed and cur its throat
Next he shot Mrs. Neuman dead
Neuman ~ Is years old. The ssnt"uc~s
for the two crimes will approximate hs
eXpeCtltIon Of life.
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ROBBED THE amy >TORT>.
Matthias says Hr Has Seen DOING u Tor
Two Years Huycr Arrested.

John Matthias was arrested yesterday
by United States Marshal Henk"l on
The charge of stealing four bales of mat
tres-es from the army medical stores
in Greenwich ~ rect. Before Comuls-
slor.r Shields he admitted the theft.
saying that he had been stealing from
tn. medical stores for two years and
had sold his loot n various furniture
dealers or pawned H. Much Of the stCf
he said. he mad disposed Of in a pawushnn
on Canal street II ~ helleVed that MS
confession will clear up the mystery
Of fire va the med teal stores n few weeks
ago In the meantim" Matthias - IN IA"
Tombs in default Of 81 an bail
Assistant District Attorney Clarke has
his eve on several small furniture dealers
and caused the arrest yesterday ot Joseph
Sagal. who keeps "a furniture st1rr 10
$50 Elton avenue. The Bronx. where 'ha
stolen mattresses werc found.
Sagal protested that he had bnIglt
the mattresses frUta Matthias ~ 60
faith lie gave bail Tor eXaminat.nr.
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LtrNrH ,FIRE ON THE M.
Its Tw" Occupants Rescued after rhr,
HAD .Iuniprii az rTboard.

Frederick = SaueTman and James =
Dunn who lave. At the foot ~ Fast Forty
third street. Iiayonn" were sailing ~
New York Ray ~ Bayoune yesterday ~
the motor boa, Wang. owned hv NJ
S,.ernan. when th" gl-nl"ne tank ~.
plOded and the boat caught fire
The flames spread rapidly and both men
w"rr harmed trying 20 pat ogt the fir"
They were compelled 20 Jump overheard
Former Firc Chlai John NICkeis and
Michael Hannah with several others
hastens.d IN launches 20 their rescue aud
piCke ed thsrn up Then tn. blaze on the
hoat was put ont aud she was towed
ashore pretty BADLY damaged
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WAsHINGroN. July ~ The tug havana
has arrived az Provincetown. the sub
marine Bonita az Boston the cruisers
Tennessee North Carolina ard Montana
al CulebTa the cruiser Chicago AZ Hull
and the collier EaC'or AZ Hampton Roads
The tag PAtapsco has sailed from Wash
inEton for Norfolk. the monitor Amphi-
tri,a from Charleston for Key West aud
IN. collier Pompey from Cavite for Hong
kong
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rORuOS,>> rIGHT NJ NIGHr.
japanese Have Lost 100 soldiers killed
In IIttIe island War.

NIcrorIA. l. & Jlly II The Japanes.
caInpaig n against the formo-aa natives
- continuing 18th ~ TsasinH vigor. ac-
Cr-ding to adviC.-s brought by the stean
ship Ocoano The Forno-an1 lie concealed
by day and begin operations az night
Two iapan--e Lieutenant- were killed
when going n assist wounded. and
t~entv soldiers were lost The Japanese
lJ-se, Ia Jun. ~ totalIrd 100 killed