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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17

Tier tab Dismzntird anal Her Forrhrad
cut In q Collision.

\ -aNIcah IN winch Mrs " lllam Ay-sul-
Hazard Il - has Fl:ry--"Cond street
wis riding with woman companion
early this morning was run INTO nj thty-
ninth street and Park avenue 10y another
taNIrah. which va. empty and running
swiftly west ON tifty-ninth street. The
body ~ Mr. Hazards cab was ~renChed
away. leaving only IN. chauffeur = seat
on the chassis. The closed part Of the
TAX VA thrown INTO the street
The chauffeur nf the cnliidlnG cab.
Harry Allen 81 IN" Metropolis TaNICab
Company jumped Ia the assls,an." Of
the two women Peter Murphy IN" ether
driver. - -o"n a.S he recovered his wits
went also They helped Mr. Hazard and
her friend FROM the broken CAB Their.
was - cut over Mrs Hazards loft eve
and sh. appeared '" he suffering from
shock
pciiceman tsd Ia call a doctor.
bat III. two women wouldn near 81 u
They asked for another 'aNICHh and were
taken la Mir hazard'- hprl>"
William \ Hazard - n III. iir'n "
franci- II Nnuitnn Ne" Al - Broadway.
~ l. prs.Id.nr ~ IN" Michigan SAL
Works m. River Transit Go and the
sterling salt 60. H.. h'u- "A summer nom"
A. t.-iarhur-r L.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17

turtOtI~ Case On which Black Mans ~,is-
rrptibiiity to Damage o. Discussed.

The App.llat. Division nf tn. supreme.
Court affirmed Yesterday - Judgment Tor
81 wp obtained hy George " Griffin a
Pullman car porter. against DANIEL NJ
Brady. president Of brass company
and brother Of Anthony y Brady h.CatIs..
Brady had him arrested IN Montreal IN
1919 on charge of stealing a pOCk.Ibook
81 which charge she porter was acquitted
later
Tn. case WIS b-for. the Appellate. DI-
vision for tn. second TIM. On tn. first
trial the jury brought IN a verdict for
$: AN. hur Supreme Court Justice. Dugro
Sc; the verdict a-id. On tn. ground that
II was 90 high Justice. Dugro rsl.d that
IN ON. sens. color"d man was as good a.
"a whit. man. for the law saws b. - -bu,
he hos not the sam" amount of injury
under all ia. circumstances that a whit"
man would have
Tn. Appellate Division ordered 4 new
trial because of Justic" Dugrn'- reasoning
IN setting asId. the verdict and n. second
trial was before Ju-tic. Mccall Justice.
Mccall said To the jury
" does NOT max. tn. slIght.-, differ
cnCe TO lis whether one IT the liiIgan,S IL
white and the other ~ dark They hav.
equal rights here and they ar. each en-
Tied To exact and even Justice. nothing
more and mott hing less
II IL this Jury's verdict Of ~ mn that ia
now sustained by the Appellate Division.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17
>OW >HE mas ~ WO,'S PHOTO.
Flow er Woman RrSie'nirrrti u, Tart Gets
christmas CAT From 90, ~rnsr

.CINCINSATI DEC ~ postman
paused "A moment today AZ Fifth AMI
Race streets Ia hand IA letter and a pack
az" 10 Mr. AntOInctt- BecCard whose
flower stand has become a landmark
Tn. letter was from Gov Harmon.
and the paCkag" contained an auto
graph.d Photograph of the Governor
And there WASH "A happier woman IN
all the CITY than An'oInerre -l'- N.
best Christmas present could GET she
cried a. III" read this letter
MY DEAR MADAME | rhsnN YOU for
YOUR KIND letter Of congratulations. and
coming a. n does from a good friend III
my nafiv" ci'y and one who - Id.nr fled
20 a certain extent with the business and
men IN IN. city 81 lncinnafI.
l am truly thankful for your kind letter
Very truly YOUR .1TDsoS liARMo>
p \ arm sending hy separate mail
an autograph pilot ograph Of myself as
u slight token Of my ..-i.-rn
MR. B.cCard recently got letter and
ant ograph.d photograph from President
Taft IN recognition Of a boupue' 81. pre-
scented to IN. President ON hi- last visit
20 this Guy
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HR ~ Gro tslJDENJ.
Mr.. Frrsirrira Ashton and Tier sister
cut and bruised

Mrs Fr'isri,a A-ht on. proprietor Of
the Ho-"l h-hjo ON. 1912 Madison avenu.
and her sister Miss harlIn. who lives
al he CALEDONIA Hotel ~ West Twenty
hft n II rect w"r, injured la-i night vnen
their taNIcab was IN collision with an
aut onobile at seventh avenu" and THIRTY
siNih street
Both women earned into tn.
Hotel York and from Their. were taken in
. taxiCab TO DR. BulI's ssnItarium at n
East Thlrty-third street Mrs. Ashton
wa. ,1It about ri. fac. and had a par
ti'1IIariy bai crIt ON IN" forehead She
j. abuut fifty wears old and Wa suffering
~Omew hat from the shock She remained
~ tn" hospital last night while her sister
Miss Karin. we- treated ~ N" hospital
and went hOin. She was not BADLY hurt
Mr. Ashton engaged "a taSICab at tn.
hotel which she owns and which she also
makes her home "A ii''l. after O'Clock 70
20 to IN. opera and called at the Gale
donna for her sister Walter Baldwin
who was driving IN. taNicab. went %
Seventh avenue for the run NJ town
Coming down the avenu. was "A touring
car operated hv Gustav Orrnark At
street Drmark turned east
The rear wheels Of h. touring car tx idded
on he damp asphalt. and the auto bumped
INTO the front Of the taNIrab breaking
IN. from All. and throwing tn. elder Of
the women partly through the glass door
The other woman was thrown forward
violently. and both Were badly shaken
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17
PiTkERS INDICTED tG IN.
New Prr>~0tm-nt> Bring Accusations %
Ia bate.

tHI'SIo. p"c ~ Tn" Chicago pack
"r> Wet" again indicted to-day by the
special Federal Grand Jury ou charges
at forming a combination IN restraint
OF trad" and of violating the Sherman
antitrust Law
The indictments. winch contain four
counts. supplement- the trrI. bills 81
September !" and cover new alleged
Offences. "hl"f'y sine" The. former ndict o
m.nts AMI extending mp to December ~,
thus bringing tn" Ca-.s up to dat.
Two indictments Were ALSO returned
in the oL'omargarinr Investigation. one
of them being for prominent and wealthy
man The indictments war. suppressed
for service by Judge Lands
The final consideration Of IN. brick
trust "a-. was put over To tomorrow
Following arr III. packers indicted
J Ogden Armour. president II Armour
4 Co. and the head Of the alleged trust:
Louis r swift president Of Swift 4 TO.
sine" 1901. Edward Morris president of
Morris h 60. Edward ridden. president
OF the National Packing Company and of
Libby Mcneil & Libby: Arthur Ma.k.r.
general manager OF Armour 4 Co. presi-
dent IT IN. Omaha Packing Company.
VICE. president II tn" Hammond Packing
Company. Edward = Swift viC.-prssi
dent of Swift h CO. head Of the Swift
fertilizer works. Charles "A Swift di
rector nf Swift & to . loUs n Newman,
general manager 81 Morris 4 Co Thomas
J t"nner-. superintendent of Armour 4
to. connected with several stock Yards
corporations h" was on" of the packers
who got an immunity bath in 1876:
Francis \ Fowler department manager
II swift 4 Co formerly Of the Fowler
Packing Company If Kansas 'ity
IN" Indictment charges that tho de
PENDANTS have knowingly engaged IN "a
continuation IN restraint Of trade and
'"mm"Tc" hy consulting and planning
og"rh"r concerning tn" business and
,ffair- of IN. -e""ral corporations and con
InUallv working together - accomplish
herr plans
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17
HE BRIME ,r >I,G,R,r,ll>.
% Formed Thur>dn, Wight In the Gorge
aseiOw the Cataract

NIAGARA FALLS. D"". ~ Dsyhgh, thI-
morning revealed an Ic.. bridge formed
IN tn" gorge below IA" fall The
Jam came ~ a surprise. a. p"opl" Were.
not expecting this "videnc" 81 winter
grasp on RI. waters Of IN" river. Tn.
bridge extends from the tunnel stream
TO the lower i'm" "f tn" American falls and
IL quit" firmly w"ig-d b-r w.en the rocky
shores II - improbable. that ~ will last
IT h.lnE likely that ~ Will he swept down
stream within dew days. Still an a..
hrIdg. that formed on December H. 1903
fingered until March 80, i9oI Nobody
has crossed the present bridge az vet.
Its life will d.pend on weather conditions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17
POLHE SENT ON ODD ERRt\D.
Told That aROmrer OF the siI Might
Commit suicide In the .rrnor,

Members NJ the Seventy first Reg imsnt
arm $500 the Joke last night when a
policeman puked his head into tn. Irrnory
al IhIriy-fourth street and Park avenue
and asked II on" of their officers had
klll'S! himself anywhere about th,. prem
l-s~
col Bates himself stopped looking at
the indoor baseball gam. that was IN
progress between the Ne~arks and tn.
New York atIonals and went To ass,Ir.
tn. policeman that no undertaken was
needed
Also IN" Colonel wanted ro kn,w
whence. thi- -'i" Of roph.t informal ION
had com. To IN. contrary Tho police
man -aId hat a man giving his nam" ~
Homer l.. Carr hsi gone into IN. Green
~tch -,r.e, police station and It'd III.
lieu'snan there Thai "a friend NJ his All
officer whom h" named. had gone =" the
ermorv ~ a oppressed state and fha' n
VS. f.arr' iha, h. would Kill himself.
Tina was 81 ''l.. after : The word went
T." h. East rhiriv-Nfth sJreetf-'a'lon h,
way II h"a" 'ArterS and D'RrI-n hat
been sent TO about 1t Here wa-
- Rri-u
-"'rll rtc-. j. ne officer Won s.-- looking
for sad C"l Rates. pointing II man
aCr i-s The. room There h" Is with his
daughter Watching tn" game
Tho y"IIo.m man Vont over and IN an IN
DIT IN" a~kod rh. officer u n" contrm-
plated dying Tn" officer -sid that h.
drd. - rorr" r. mot" date
Then - Brien went back to the station
noIs- rns th-rmometsg oAt-ida IN"
ir7Ig store al the corner Of Third av-nu"
and TnIrty-foIrth street Registered ~
grove re-" D'R-,.n Wa -tlF with cold :
NJ desk
arm almost a CORPSE myself. -.lId n" /
In The back room n" la the gas stove and :
mad" CIp Of Tea
The New York Nationals won tho tall (
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17
Pt\iN ENPOSITTON
San Francisco Pledges ~ .. Osbss. mn IA
iia,r 10 Located In That city

WhSHISG1CN. Dec ~ The Hou- -
Commute" ON Rules will TAX" no action
until after Lne holidays TO bring NJ on
NJ" floor Of III. House tho proposition Ia
lo"a'" IN" Panama Pacific exposition at
either san Francisco ~ New Orleans
Al meeting of rhe Rules Committee
Gov Glller'. Representative Kahn and
former Repre-"ntativ" Brown of Cab
fornIa told IN" committee mat san Fran
cisco had a guaranteed fund of sI5.n1D. WO
and did not want dollar from The Coy
eminent
R"pr"-"nrariv" E~'ouInal Of l.ouI-rana
told III" committee rha' New Orleans
expected 81 uIo.dsG from the Governments
and would CIV" NO guarantee uurIl thai
CITY mad been selected
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17
StNrl fItiS 10 ms bn.
Whining lon Man To NJ, ance Christina.
None, Ia Al Public Empao, re~.

WILu,NGroN. bel Dec, 10. James L..
BANNING. president Of Council a rich man
offers to h.. "A santa claus to all III" city
employees 81 Wilmington, including
Mayor Spriance.
u not being legal for the city II paw
salaries I'LL the tir~t Of the month. Mr.
Banning TODAY offered TO advance IN"
pay 81 all officials and workers IN order
10 CIV" them Christmas money
IN" aInnUnt involved ~ So. ON and IN %
Guides tn" December pay Of the Mayor.
members of TIA" 'ity Council. Polio" De
partm"nt, school teachers and all mu-
niCIpAl attaches
Tn" city council has PASSED the D.Cem-
Der payroll but city Auditor Kurt with
holds approval because the passage j.
premature.
Heretofore city aIditor. have approved
tn. payrolls ~ this season ahead II time"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17
VIII NE {. n. g.. RILLI>Gs.
tOurt To Name Receiver for Defunrt
walsh Rank ts Bring Action.

CHICAGO. Dec rs Judge TuthIll ruled
today THAI & h Billings ~ liable for
LOSSES suffered by stockholders 10 tn.
amount Of s3H1O0 by reason 81 his
negligence with other directors Of the now
d"funct chicago National Bank
The Court also granted an in junction
against th" present board II directors
II III" bank rssiralnrng th.m from ac.
c"ptIng compromi-. offered by Mr
BLING and providing for tn. appoint
In-ni of receiver with INSTRUCTIONS 10
-i" Billings for that amount and 10 attach
las hICago property
Billings has paid nothing ~ the bank q
I0-s..s. hut the oth.r direct ora hay. paid
amounts agRr"GatIng NOR" than 81 go go
The decision to-day cam. on IN. fifth
anniversary ~ The day m. Comptroll.r
~ the Currency came 70 Chicago and AN
nounc-d that IN" bank would have 10
close
The or ganIZation 81 m. hank ~ kept I'M
existence 10y the Stockholders IN AN effort
10 reallzs on what remains - IN. ass.ts Of
the institution.
Mr. Billings offered the present board OF
directors sIJO.OOO for - fiill rels.as., OF ali
his liability. Tn" nsU receiver will b,,
named next Monday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17
SEVEN LOST IN STORM AT SEA
RtNT COaSTTNG SHIPS mr. ~
NORTH .ATLtNTN BLIZ/tRD.
Coal Laden Bargrs scranton and Hing.
hamton Founder OT Cape God Win
Al on Board Plant Liner sa,r> Grew
of the IIous-auater Gresham Busy.

BosroN. Dec. 10 Last nights north
west blizzard caught many coasting YES
sells IN its grip. and to-day the life savers
! and revenue cutters were kept busy.
Tn. coal laden barges Scranton and
Binghamton are believed to have foun-
dered on Cape Cod with all on board seven
men. These are the only lives thought TO
have been lost
Tn" barge haywood which with the
other two WAS m tow of the tug Margaret.
also founder-d. but the tug saved IN. four
men on board her before she went down
All tie barRes were owned by III. Erie
Railroad TN the Scranton were Capt
j. T. Nick.rson and three men. while on
TN. Bnghamton were Capt Grady and
two sailors
The Margaret put IN AT Vineyard Haven
tonight after n fr,Iitl.ss search for the
missing barges.
Early this morning when OF Naus.tt
the Scranton and Binghamton parted
their towing haw-srs and w-r. no, seen
again. "A tremendous sea was running
AZ the time and a snowstorm raging Soon
after daybreak the haywood began to
I'LL and Capt. West and thre. sailors aban-
doned her Just before she went To tn. bot
tom. They reached IN. Margaret IN
lifeboat
The Plant Lin. steamer " Perry
rescued seven men from the three inasf.d
schooner Stephen q Loud. which had
sprung aleak and become watarlOgged
about thirty miles Of Boston Light |
The sailors were half frozen when the
Perry cam. TO their aid Tn. Loud was |
bound for this city with lumber from |
Belfast. Ga
In. three rnast.d schooner Thomas q |
Garland. coal laden from Perth Amboy !
for salem. was torn from her anchorage
driver across Nant ucke: Sound and hurled |
upon the bsr NJ Great Point. Nantucket
The tossata lIfe saving crew launched |
their boat. hut IL took an hour to row iuO |
yards To the lee of he stranded vessel |
All hands wer. brought safely ashore.
including Mate Daniel Larsen. who was
severely hurt by being thrown against J
the bulwark-
The three ma-ted schooner kbDie q.
ole. from Albany for Boston with sand.
was driven uron Stone Hors. -hoai IN
the night This morning the revenue clr. |
ter Gresham went to her aid end took of
the crew in hfeboat A wirei-ss message
from IN. cutter said: Wrecked crew
looked like rricles
The Gresham also picked up the dis
sblsd two nAsted schooner " y. Aver
N Old Harbor and took her in tow for
Pro vinc-town. Before III" had gone far
: wireless me--aG" apprs.d capt rb-r.
10Th Of IN. cutter that a dismasted vessel
Sa~ OF Monomoy Point II" ran hack
md took sfT the crew Of tho craft. which
proved 10 ne IN. two mAst-d British
y 4 fownss
Tn" tug Cumberland lost th..thr,.. Goa
,arRes she had IN tow during ia" night.
inc II the barg@' ~ a. anchor uT Na,Is.I'
mother was picked up. hut ,h. third has ,
bit been found ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17
FIRST tID TO INJURED FGGS.
Green Cop Views the R-main> and Calls
an ambulance.

An Eighth avenue car bumped a delivery
wagon on Central Park West near seventy
ninth street last night and sent 1t broad
side against taxicab Both vehicles
We're slightly damaged and several cases
of eggs were spilled from The delivery
wagon Policeman Edward Davis Of
N. West Sixty-eighth street STATION.
who has been a policeman only three
days. looked al the egg spattera~i pave
m.nr and decided that IN. proper hing
TO do was TO send for an ambulance.
Nv the lime an ambulance arrived from
Flower Hospital he policeman had dis
covered that no one was hurt But what
IN" ambulance surgeon said Ia the police
man h,Ir. his feelings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17
Coz. WHITE ~ TOW\ '.
IaAs a Judge Ia tpDe,nt snd u Going 10
Cornell Trustees Meeting.

Gov. White arrived AT tn" Plaza Hotel
last nigh He IL TO he engaged to-
day AT n meeting 81 the trustees Of Cornell
University. Between times he - To con
cider the appointment Of "A Supreme Court
Justice to succeed the lat. Charles "
Dayton The principal Republicans men,
toned for the place have been VI Linn
Bruce. chief counsel for the Merritt Inve~-
Z lgatIng committee. and Samuel = koenig.
Secretary Of State. who retires on January
l. Gov White said last night that ne did
not know whether he would announce the
appoInttn-nt from New York city or wait
until IN. returned To Albany
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17
DIED ~ ELEI ,TED >TtTyON.
ssan stricarn while B1,inx Ticket Br-
lie, eh To ne %. o. MURRAY.

4 man who was buying tIcke ct IN 'he
Third av"nn. el"vay"d station NJ Thirty
fourth street last night was taLta on suddenly
nh and died befor. an ambulance from
Bellevue Hospital arrived His body VA.
taken go 'h'. East Thirty fourth -trr-t
police station From letters and r"
"eiIt- found in his pocket- he IL believed
~ be Harry + Murray The letters
were from his wife and were addressed
90 HIM ~ 80 Carrier street Liberty. y v
Dns IT the receipts wiz for baggage which
was 10 b.. delivered NJ sra Fast l3sth stree,
The police sent 10 that address 10 notify
hi- wife
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17
nv 4 COH ARD. WROTE SIICIDF
In Postal addressed To HIS wife In int
rag0 CoRfessinr Failure.

Paulos Narutos. a Greek pedler from
Chicago at down on n doorstep in Chest
nu' street last night and shot himself
through the mouth. He died AN hour
later in the Hudson street hospital,
In Narutos's pocket the police 81 the
Oak street station found postal ad.
dressed 10 IN. p.dler's wife NJ 1919 Ogden
avenue. Chicago As translated il read
Beloved I thought To bring money
and happiness To You aud little Paulos;
this card brings sorrow and suffering.
| nee'i not tell the story 81 my pain for
you. beloved. know II too vel Though
a man. I must be coward. for God = not
with IN. and | shivsT-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17
BONING BOf rs FOR >OsI rTy.
I. ). D. B,ssdi- Takr- Part In some srrap.
~ fis Priv ate Gym,

PHILADFLrHI,. Dec. Is Twelve anna
feur and professional boxing bouts w.r.
held this morning al Anthony J. DrexeI
BicidIe's private gymnasium 2ioi Walnut
street. and some spirited contests r.-
suited
The affair was held IN honor OF William
X. Thaw I'd. Of Pltfsburg. and there was 2,
select gathering IN see the bouts Among
those present were William X Thau al
J I.orer Baird. Daniel Hutchinson. Reg,-
Maid Grange. George Brooke. Jr C;.orr.
n. Brooke. ID. v. y. Chew. Robert GI-nd,n-
ning. DR. Ander-. DR. Clement BiddI.
Harold Wilcox. Burton Donald Huyh..
Thurman Campbell. Dr Carpenter. I;eoru.
Paving. " Hermann. J. Flanders 4 a.
Spaldinz. Jr.. Harry Penn Burke. How
ard shelley. X. =. Arms and " Fred
snyder
Tn. boNing bouts wer. between he
following per-.Jn- Jack OBrIan
and A. }. Dr.SeI Brddl-: BRYAN
Hayes. boxing instructor ~ IN.
Racquet Club. and Daniel Hrnchin-
son. Frank Floyd and Jack O'Bri.n J
- BIddle and John Geiger. Bryan Hayes
and Frank Floyd, Jack O'Brien and John
Geig-r. Grover Hayes and Joe The.I.
Eddie Forest and Lave Jones Joe Blum and
Charley Harvey. Lew Reigel and johnny
Foran. Jimmy Fryer and Richard Walsh.
saaN IsG AND EVENING To MoN rRgAL
Perfect eIuipmsnt. Tickets ~ Sew YORK csatvai
offcss say ia u X II. 10 the AgenL~-Ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17
wOIs.>T GLIDEs sam rEEr.
shuts OH EnSinrs and Comes Down \lonS
n Five Mile liypotheaus~.

MrMPHis. Dec. 10 John b Moi-ant
this afternoon shut OF the engine. ot his
msnoplan. when up 5000 Zee, and gIided
ito the ground
He was fully five miles from tn" park
when he started down. Four minutes
tat.r he shot across the north fence.
Wrapping his planes to check his mo-
mentum me- lifted his machine. SKINNED
over tn. ground and finally dipped To
earth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17
sanIa aIan- Grt- FI,r la,..

Santa Claus IA red coat and flowing
cotton whi-k-r- was rescued 10y - police
man at Ffth ny.nu" and Thirty fifth
street yesterday He was helpless in the
street and ~ heavy team was approa ching
His red painted chimney wiz taken IN also
by the policeman. Santa told Magistrate.
Corrignn that 70 was cold on the street
that he had taken several drinks To keep
warm The Ma gistTnrs fined him 81.
which he could not pay. and he went tn
jail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17

'hs' ] - {. II .Agrd ~ purchasing rather
i,Ts .~n q, from Innovation 1-9 TN iSr Tn" pun
H. 81, nov rutoy ing the privilege preytousI-
granted 10 regular customer only .-- Ar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17

Cardinal Gibbons urges all Iathoir- IN u.e me
Manual OF Prayers. John Murphy Co Pubs
Baltic For sais Book q Dept. stores idr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17

c.se q, ssIsr,.s w,n.' ~ 40 AZ ~ ~ =.
NJ r. DEWEN SONS co. ia Fulton ~ y &
--Aar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17

maaS lsG AND EVEN ING To MOS TRyAt
ym Delaware Hudson. oldest and boss route
Perfect e1utpwent. Tickets At Ssw YORK Csasvni
offcsa say ia u H. 10 the AGENT --Nag
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-14

sSnow on ground II inches.
The following maximum and minimum tempera-
lures are reported from eastern stations for pre-
vious day: Chicago. 52-42; New York, GAS;
Omaha, 6042.
SYNOPSIS
The depression the valley Of the Colo
rado has remained nearly stationary. causing in
ereasing cloudiness in the southern part OF Cali
fornia and in Nevada. Utah and Arizona An
area of high pressure over Oregon and Washing
ton has been accompanied by cloudy weather and
rain from the Columbia 10 the sound. High
northwest winds reported on the coast and
at Point Reyes maximum velocity OF T6 miles
has occurred. High northwest winds are not un-
usual at this time. The temperature has fallen
10 degrees in the San joaquin valley and 16 de-
grees in the Owens valley. The relative humid
ity at Red Bluff was 50 per cent and at Fresno
48 per cent.
Forecast for the so hours ending at p. m.
May II. 1910:
San Francisco and vicinity-Far Saturday;
light north wind changing 10 brisk west.
Santa Clara yalley-Fair Saturday; moderate
north wind
sacramento valley-Far Saturday; brisk north
wind.
San Joaquin valley-Cloudy Saturday; showers
in the foothills and mountains; brisk west wind;
warmer Sunday.
California south OF the Tehachapi-Cloudy Sat
urday, with showers in the mountains: light east
wind, changing to north
A. g. McADIE, District Forecaster.