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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-02-22
OKLAHOMA STATE INSANE Ass
LUM, AT vlNITA, OKLAHOMA.

The State Board of Public Affairs
will rec i've sealed proposals until
twelve o'clock noon. sharp. on the sth
day of March, 1910. for the erection
and completion of buildings Nos. l and
?, respectively. for the Eastern In
sane Asylum, to be erected at Vinita,
Oklahoma, in strict accordance with
the Plans, Specifications and Details
as furnished by Charles w. Dawson,
Architect, Muskogee, Oklahoma, and
as per Addenda Specifications, to be
erected under the Supervision of the
State Board of Public Affairs and its
Supervising Architect, together with
the terms and proposal, Addenda and
+, Contract.
Plans and Specifications may be
seen at the Offices of OLIVER BAGBY.
Vinita, Oklahoma; the STATE
BOARD OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS and
the SUPERVISING ARCHITECT of
the State Board of Public Affairs,
tGuthrie, Oklahoma; and at the office
of CHARLES w. DAWSON, Architect
Muskogee, Oklahoma.
All proposals shall be submitted on
each building separately and in dup
licate, on forms furnished to actual
bidders by the Architect for the State
Board of Public Affairs, and no pro-
posal submitted other than on this
form shall have consideration.
A certified check equal to five (5)
per centum of the total amount of
highest proposal submitted by bidder
shall accompany such proposal, and
shall be made payable to the Chair
man of the State Board of Public Af-
fairs, to guarantee the Board that the
bidder to whom the wcs'l is awarded
will comply with all requirements ex-
acted under the terms of the Proposal
and Specifications, and will within
the time agreed upon or specified, en-
ter into valid and satisfactory Con-
tract, and furnish and file an accept
able bond with the Board of Public
Affairs to guarantee to the State OF
Oklahoma, the full and faithful per-
formance of the said Contract.
Bidders desiring the exclusive use
of Plans and Specifications shall con-
fer with Charles w. Dawson, Arcki-
tect, for terms, etc.
The State Board of Public Affairs
reserves the right to reject any or all
proposals submitted, or to accep. any
proposition, or combination of prop
ositions, if such appear to the best
interests of the State. Il
All proposals shall be enclosed in
sealed envelopes and marked BID
FOE THE STATE INSANE ASYLUM
BUILDINGS AT VINITA, OKi.AHO.
MA" and addressed to T. A. Chand.
lev. Acting Secretary, Guthrie, Okla
homa
R. ]. ALLEN,
Chairman.
II CIIA NTDT ND
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-02-22
alton

Why we advise the use Of the 20 candle
Tungsten Lamp when the 20 candle carbon
lamp you are using requires two or three
times as much current?
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-02-22

today in this city.
| w. F. Wallace was here from Par
sons this morning.
! w. G. Labadie, of Miami spent last
might in this city.
| ]. R. Archer and wife of Adair, were
here this morning.
| C. W. Mandler came in from the
east this morning.
A. B. Fuller came up from Big
ICabin this morning.
H. H. Benton, of Muskogee, was in
1.-THE city this morning.
TO RENT-Four roomed house.
Fowler, photographer, AS
J. ]. O'Connel, of Tulsa, was busi-
ness visitor here today.
| w. c. Chamberlin and Charles Col
Inns were at Welch today.
C. B. Kinkaid, of Medicine Lodge,
Kans., was in the city today.
Frank Collins and Almon Scott
went to Tulsa this morning.
Amos Stoalazarger went to his farm
near Bluejacket this morning.
A. Bingham, of Marysville, Mo, was
a guest at the Green last night.
F. A. Black, of Stilwell, was trans
acting business here this morning.
P. G. McKeon, an oil man, came up
from Tulsa, last night on business.
W. S. Maloney was here last night,
en- route from Tulsa to Bluejacket.
W. H. Crowden, of Shawnee was
among the throng of visitors here to-
day.
DR.. ]. w. Craig and George E. Har-
ris were in the country hunting to-
day.
Mrs. Cash Wilkerson, who has been
quite sick is very much improved to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Holderman of
Welch were in Vinita today on busi-
ness.
]. c. Gray has forty head of four
year old mules that. he will sell on
good note due November 1, 1910.
251-276
II. B. Beattie of Parsons, was ming
ling with the throng on Vinita streets
today.
Ezra Pennington of the Pioneer
Telephone company, was here today
from Oklahoma City.
The entertainment to have been Civ
en by the Civic Club this evening,
has been postponed
0. L. James was here from Sapul-
pa this morning, looking after his in
terests at the Cobb hotel
Mrs. John Brunk and Mrs. Henry
Osborne of Claremore were here to-
day, en- route to Muskogee.
Miss Rebecca Burckhalter returned
today from Marshall. Mo, where she
has been attending school.
FOR SALE-1O,OOO feet oak lumber
at our mill on Cabin creek. See us,
Campbell-Ratcliff Land Co. If
T. M. Burlington, H. E. Ridenhour,
Marion Maddox, Charley Webb, Otis
Title and Tom Isbell were rabbit
hunting today.
l.. Bason, of Tuskeegee, Ia, w. +.
Brewer and ]. T. Robertson, Of Davis
City, Ia, have been in the city a few
days, on business.
C, B. Rogers went west this morn
ing
s. B. Hudson was here today from
Fairland.
Attorney Bell of Chetopa was in !
Vinita today
Adds A. Brown was in the county
hunting today.
w. B. DePue returned from Muskc-
gee last night.
W. H. Kornegay returned from Mus
kogee last night.
H. R. Gill of the Bank of Alton is
in the city on business.
Mrs. ]. L. Bumgarner went to
Pryor Gre this morning.
Mrs. Charles Mansfield of Michigan
is visiting the family of c. A. David
son.
Capt ]. c. Wilkinson went to
Biuejacket, this afternoon, on busi-
ness.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06

i'm in Ser @t6t1ng nod Sem Stu
tionSgebal10e gu geben ia fait laufen.
Ct trrg cine fleine &anotaide un0
iab geruoe nod Der Ibr, morauf er
ieinen S6ritt nod mebr bei6leunig-
te. Gr reiite ab. - Cine 8%entnerlait
fiel @liiabetb bonn &er5en. gie ourfte
|mieoer fret anfatbmer. Mi6t, bob iie
iein 8ort be5meifelte; er idpieg, er
batte es ibr periproden, aber es mar
ibr nniaglid peinlt9 geipeien, nit
lbm bier immer uieoer 5uiamn1en3l1>
treffen. Soffentli6 tam er nidt lobalo
mieoer, o6er bieueidt mar. iie Damn
nidt mebr bier. gliiabetb bate sic al.
lerotngs febr flu@tige @inlaoung ser
garonin @r6egg ni@t pergenen; lei
Der bate tie sic 8aronin ober nod
nidt tpieoer geieben, uno Baron aa-
rolus batte ibr er5ablt, feline gante
let berreiit. @r batte babel ben1erft, er
Tonne oesmegen meniger oft fommen,
er babe fit ales an ibrer steue gu
lorgen, aber @liiabetb meinte, er lei
lebr oft in ser @egeno, un6 lire 8ban:
talie bra@te feline baufige Mntpeienbeit
NIT Sniam1a in 8%erbinoung. Die beizl
ben 8urgberren bon @reiffenitein maz
rem nit Der 8aronin Mr6egg et&pas
oertpanot, uno 9aron &arolus batte
Snlanna i@on ais 4ino gefannt, sic
beloen alten &erren gemiB immer ge=
pltnidt, ibren 2iebling sus9en nit
Dem yteffen gu bereinigen. gs idien
elt1abetb gang natirli6 uno begreif-
li6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
(6ortleBung.)

@s mar na9 Sem Mben6eiien uno
Trou b. &erff iaB NIT Snianne uno
Doftor &eimarus in Ser 8eranoa.
Sic marteten auf sen Senator uno
|6rau b. &erff ipra6 sic &offnung
aus, er meroe 2tia mitbringen. ~@s
Lift mirtli4 ein iebr i60neS nno an=
mutbigeS Mdoden, bie iid in ibre 10
iab peranoerten @erbaltniiie nit ptel
@barafteritGrfe bineingefun0en bat.
Sd m1n0ere" MIDI INNER, oaB tie it6
ni6t i6on friiber berbeiratbet bat."
Doftor @eimoruS batte eine nn=
miufiirli6e >8epegung gema@t, be-
gegnete Sulanna's 8lid un0 la6te
etmaS g%e5tpungen auf.
vMeinen Sie> ni6t, Setter? Sic lit
0od gemiB Elm gefeiertes Mao6en ge<
noe en." 6rau b. &erff mnn0erte it6
etmas iiber 9oftor &eimarus, Ser nit
5us6ens 8leiitiften ipielte, anitatt
gu antmorten, cine nngemobnlt6e Hn=
aufmerfiamteit i%einerieitS.
Isle f0nnte 6o9 piellei6t i6on ge=
mablt baben," iagte Suianna, 90 er
i9mieg un6 altgeni6ei11li6 in &erle=
genbeit NOR. uMan brau4t es ia nidt
glei@ gu iagen, piele Meni6en balten
es fir unridtig, 6apon 5u reoen, menn
Sic Musiidten fir cine bal0ige Ser
binoung gering fins. @iepiele gibt
es, Sic ii@ fir gebunoen balten, eS
au6 iin6, obne 0aB anbere eS nil
Fien." Suianna nabm &eimaruS ianft
Sic 8leiitifte aus ser @an0 un0 brad=
tie gemar6t elm an0eres @eipra@ in
@ang.
gr mar ibr 6ofiir auBeroroentli6
0anfbar, aber 6o6 mar etmas in tbren
@orten gene en, Sem er nit elmer ge=
miiien l1nrube gelaui6t. Sic i6ien
einen @intergeoanten 6abei gu baben,
Tie mor ni6t 10 offen mie ionit, nidt
10 our9it6tig flar in ieoem @e0an<
fen, mie er es an ibr gem0bnt mar.-
ltno mie ioute er antporte1, mar0
ibm einmal sic 6rage geiteut, Oh er
6raulein 2iia friiber idon einmol ge=
lebe1t o0er bon ibr geb0rt babe? gr
batte 'es idon beute, iebt ermartet. =
Mrme glilabetb! @el@' perfebltes
2eben! @ie gang perihie0en NOR Gut
ianna NIT ibrer finoliden &eiterfeit
un0 babel ibrem erniten 5treben. o.
gliidli@ ser Manm, Ser tie einmal
beimfiibrte! Ct bra11hte nidt gu
fiirdten, oaB iein @lud emit iab gu
g1oe iei. Mu6 itan0 5uS@en gum
@liid ni6t auf einem @olopieoei tal,
ermartete ni6t l1nperniinftiges, iie
itan0 in ie0er @e5iebung auf eigenen
6Mben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
8
~

uMlio urier Setter iit mie0er 6a!"
lagte ser Senator, a1s er nit ieiner
alten 6reun0in, Srau b. &erff aqein
NOR. Sni anna mar unter 6em Gor=
geben, lebr mii0e gu iein, i@on auf
ibr 5tiibden gegangen un0 Doftor
&eimarus b%ebauptete, einen mtdtigen
8rief i9reiben gu miillen. sic batten
beioe SEN @uni6 iih aus5umei@en>
menigitenS fir 6ieien einen Mben0,
na@ber muren ite bei0e rubiger. Mud)
mar 'eS 6em 9oftor peinlid, 6em Sc
nator gegeniiber 5u itben in iteter Ct
mart1ng elmer 6rage, anf sic er feline
offene Mnttport geben fonnte. @as
loute er iagen, fragte ibn ser olte
&err; Oh er 2tia nidt pieuei9t friiber
i6on geleben babe. Ct muBte ia iage11
un6 fonnte Ser @abrbeit gemdB bin=
3uieten, naber i6 fannte tie ni6t."-
uSS@ meite, es 5tebt i'm mobl Elm
beionoerer Magnet ber," fl1br ser alte
&err fort un0 ietne Mugen rubten nit
fori6en6en Mus0rud auf 5rau bon
&erffs blaiiem Mntlibe. uMntmorten
sic ni9t, menn es Sbnen ni@t ange.
nebm iii, i6 bin inoisfret, liebe 5reum-
sin, min mild aber beliern."
Cine let6te &otbe eri9ien un6 ber=
i9mano auf Srau b. &erffs @eit@t,
Tie ld@elte i'm an un6 marf Damn ei=
men 8ltd binauS in Sen @arten, 6eiien
8ii6e bon 6em 2ampenlt9te aus
Doftor &eimarus' 3immer beleu4tet
maren; er i@rieb alio nod. u8ie
mare 0as 6enfbar!"
v8ir baben alio auh 6arin fetn
@ebeimnifB," iagte er erfreut, un6 iein
altes @eii6t beiterte ii6 ii6tlt@ uuf.
vl1n6 tpie lift es NIT Sufanna?"
Srau b. .@erff lieb sic immer flei-
Bigen @dnoe iinfen un6 iab abermals
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06

gbamberIain's &uiten Mittel ent-
ta1i@t niemals 6ieienigen, melde es
gebrouben gegen bartnddigen &ulten,
@rfaltung un0 &ei5ungen 6es Salies
un6 ser 2ungen. @s itebt 1t1erreidt
50 als Elm Mittel fir ale Sails l1n0
2rngen=&ranfbeiten. gerfauft BON
ser Molttor 9rug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
Mad)en bas 2ebem idhper.
l1eberQn miro 0aS 2eben lt@erer

lteberan miro 6aS 2eben it6erer &C.
n1adt 6urd sic @irfung bon ST..
@inq's Meuen 2ebensptnen III 6Gn(en
BON l1nper6auli9fet, 8iltoiitat, Mie,
renfranfbeiten uno l1nor6nung Ser
gingelpeiSe. sic 1tno leidt gu nebmen,
ober lider nno ite11en sic @eiun6beit
mieoer ponitdnoig fer. 25f bel Ser
Molttor Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06

Gbamberlain's Suitenmittel 1T ni4t
cine geuobnltde alltdglide &uiten-.
Miidung. @s lift Elm oeroienitpones
Mittel fir ale unbequemen uno ge-
fabrliden &omplifationen, sic entite-
ben 0ur@ cine @rfaltung I'M &opfe in.
Ser &eble, ser 8ruit ooer Sen Gun.
gen. gerfauft BON ser Molitor Drl1gI
60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06

Sett ibren &inoertagen par SUI
1anna'S @eburtStag itets feierlid be-
gangen. 9amals i6afften fire Mutter
lt11o Der Snfel Senator Dem fleineu
Maoden einen beiteren Sag, ser cine
Worbereitung fir 6as 1re1e 2ebens-
iabr iein ioute. IS tpar nun 10 So
BET geblieben, MIR famen iebt anbera
@aite, uno 6as @eburtstagsfin6 lorq-
tie ielbit fir ale @orbereitungen So
gu, 1ooaB Sron b. &erff oft meinte,
es Jet, als babe iie @eburtstag un0
nt6t Susden, oenn 5ulanna batte
Vtlbe nn0 Mrbeit, in6eB lie 1tiMe iaR
uno nnr ipdter 6ie @dite empfanaen
6urfte.
'9ie @reiffenberger tparen 6a uno
Der alte 5ori tmeiiter NIT. ieiner SSrau,
Geren altmo6ti&e &leioung nod im-
mer @liiabetb's gritaunen erregte:
5oriter 5elfe nit ieiner bubi6en, eIe=
ganten Srau, Ser &aitor, einige @e-
fannie aus Ser Nadborid)oft uno 5u-
lebt eri6ien sic 8aronin Mr6egq nit
ibrem 9eeffen. !
Sriamna'S @eburtstag beita1o au-
genl&einlid fir iie| ielbit ourin, ie0em
et1pas 2iebeS gu iagen un6 5u tbun,
fir ieoen cine 6reunoli9feit, cine Muf.
m%erflamfeit gu BADEN. @liiabetb batte
it'd a%ngeboten, ibr gu belfen 11no GUS
ben eS bereit1pillig angenommen inn
@eoanfen an sic Bitte oeS Doftors,
nit @lilabetb, nidt allein, ipa5ieren
gu ge6en. Ste batte oarin cine 8elorq=
nib fir 2iia, nidt fir itd geiebe1 u1to
moQte leinem @unide, iomeit es nl1r
a1glrg, na6fommen. Mber mas bel
Snlanm aus Dem @er5en fam in
llberqueuenOer Site u11o 2iebe, mar
BET g4iiabetb mir auBerlide, onge.
lernte 9ofli6feit, u110 ser Senator,
Der nit etnem Ser alten @erren bon
@reiffenitein an Sem Senlter itano,
empfan0 Sen l1nteridieo iebr 0eutlid.
~@liidlid Ser Manl1, ser emit cine
10 i@0ne Trau pie Graulein 2ija
beimfubrt," iagte Ser alte 8urgberr
gum Senator, Ser ibr adiel5udeno
nadiab.
SD meiB nidt, Of meine Midte
it@ i@on flar lit iiber Sic 8flidt, sic
2aiten un0 Sample zines Mannes
tbeilen nno erleidtern gu miiiien." I'm
miQfurli6 blidten beioe 5uianna an,
Die ben 5oritmeiiter pie cine Sodter
ibren Gater be0iente uno ibm bali.
Soeben naberte ii@ gliiabetb.
r2iia, mir iprede1 geraoe mber
Did," iagte 0er Senator uno bielt iie
feit. SD meinte, Sir iei sic ridtige
8eoentung bonn gegenieitigem Gragen
aaer 2aiten uno &dmpfe oes 9ebens
nod ni6t gang flar, 6u biit nod all
jung, I'M oid epig gu binoen!"
@liiabetb err0tbete 10 itarf un6 Iab
10 nnperfennbar perlegen uno beitiir3t
aus, oaB ser Senator Tie la6eno mel.
ter geben lieB un0 ser anoere aIte
Serr tbat, als babe er oes Senators
S9lagtporte nidt gebort.
-, o." fagte ser Senator leiie Dor
it6 bin, ritebt es 10! @er mag es
icing" Ct folgte gliiabetb nit DEM
8lid, 1tn0 in Sem Mugenblide geieute
ii@ @arolus gu ibr. Sein @eii6t ner-
finiterte ii6, aber @liiabetb fertigte
SEN iungen Monn iebr fur5 ab, iie
@hnmberIain's 6uitenmitteI lit nift
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
BODY OF FIREMAN
FOUND IN PHOENIX
Steamers Shattered Hull Is
Turned Over and Confirms
Story of Explosion

The body of Willim Nicholson, one
on the steamer Phoenix, was located
last evening, jammed in the wreckage
Of the fireroom. 1t will be removed
today when q further search will be
made for the remains of Chris Hansen,
who met his death at the same time
The Phoenix was turned right side
up yesterday morning at the Union
iron works, but it was not until late
in the afternoon that it was possible
to pump the watey from the shattered
hull. When the derelict was placed on
it's keel the sight disclosed more than
confirmed Captain Halverson's tale of
the havoc wrought by the explosion.
OF the bridge and upper works moth
ing is left but the iron rods that held
the structure together. Sticking UP
through the torn deck are boiler tubes
and bits of machipery and to those who
saw the vessel yesterday it seemed i'm
possible that any one on board when
the explosion occurred could have es-
capped with his life.
When all the water has been pumped
out and the bodies of the two firemen
removed the boiler will be surveyed by
the government inspectors, who hope to
be able to learn the cause of the ex-
plosion: The lower part of the coast
er's hull appears to have escaped SER
ious damage, but it is only the shell
that escaped. The decks are torn to
pieces and both mastS are gone 1t has
not yet been decided what will be done
with the derelict.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
CHURCH PLANS FOR
BIG GARDEN FETE
Parish Committee of St. Cath
crimes Makes Preparations
for Burlingame Event
[ Special Dispatch to The Call

BURLINGAME, Aug. 27.-Elaborate
plans and preparations are being made
by the parish committee of st. Cath
crimes (Catholic) church in Burlingame
for a garden fete to be held on the
lawns of the George Cameron estate
in Ell Canine real at the head Of Cha
pin avenue, next Saturday.
A number of society women Of Hills
borough and Burlingame are taking an
active interest in the affair, and prom
Use to make it social success.
1t was first planned to hold the fete
on the anniversary of the dedication
of the church. October 1, but a COM
bination of unforeseen circumstances
necessitated change of date. The
booths in the open air bazaar will be
in charge of the following committees:
Dolls and toys-Mrs. George Cameron, Mrs
j. o. Tobin Mrs. w. G. Hitchcock Mrs. Harry
Stetson and Mrs. Oscar Cooper.
Japanese booth-Miss Grace Turner and the
Misses Mccormick.
Mystic shrine-Mrs Thomas Alton and Mrs.
William H. Toepke.
strong, Callaghan, Foster, Riordan. Snider and
Miss Guinaw.
Ice cream-Mrs. Angler. Miss o'Connor and
Miss Winters.
Domestic work-Mesdames Elder, Sullivan and
Vandenbos.
Fish pond--Mesdames Schadde Pinkham, Per
kins, Hackmeyer and Friedman.
Home cooking-Mrs. Flemming, Mrs. Lang
dale and <the Misses DAILY.
Conee-Mesdames Wilkenson, Catalan, Brady
and the Young Ladies' sodality.
The fete is in charge of the standing parish
%cK9nnox composed of Messrs Ki5sy Kes
Fleming, Callaghan and Conway.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
SWISS rifle CLUB
GOLDEN JUBILEE
Fiftieth Anniversary of Well
Known Shooting Organiza-
tiOn TO Be Celebrated

The Swiss rifle club will celebrate the
fiftieth anniversary of its organization
with a two days shooting festival at
Schuetzen park. near San Rafael, Sun
day and Monday. September 4 and s..
The golden jubilee celebration will be
opened Sunday with a public shoot, for
which cash prizes and valuable trophies
have been offered to attract the hest
marksmen of the state.
Monday will be members day. The
shooting festival will be followed by
a banquet and ball at the ST. Francis
hotel.
All of the so members of the club are
working zealously for the success OF
the event. The general committee IN
charge is composed of Emil Pohli.
chairman; Alfred Monotti, A dIuguenin,
G. +. Cavalli, Charles Mueller, Charles
Bachman, A. Hintermann, j. Frei. A.
Studer, a. j. Sutter, j. Leutenegger, p.
Righetti, C. E. Bacala and H. Chollet.
The Swiss rifle club is the oldest or
ganization of its kind in the city and
the second Oldest in the state. 1t was
organized September l, 1860. Among
the charter members was Antoine Borel,
Swiss consul here, WHO has retained his
membership. The first. meeting took
place in the old Helvetia hotel in Pine
street, and Hayes park. at Hayes and
Buchanan streets, was used as the
shooting range.
Several champion shots have been
made by the club, among them P. A.
Ciannini, one of the charter members
and for several years past it's president.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
GOOD TEMPLARS WILL
GATHER AT PETALUMA
Local Lodge Prepares for Big
District Meeting
TSpeciol Dispatch 10 The Call

IOpeCIdt LSPdItH 70 nc OdI
PETALUMA. Aug. 22.-The next ses-
sion of the Fifth district lodge of the
Independent order of Good TempIars
will be held in Petaluma in November.
Large delegations will be sent here
from all over the state and the local
lodge is preparing to give them a royal
reception. Local citizens and CONNER
cia1 bodies will assist in entertaining
the visitors.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
HOTEL GUEST ENDS
LIFE WITH RAZOR SLASH

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 27. Edward
Scott, registering a local hotel from
Chicago, committed suicide during the
night by cutting his throat with a
razor. Nothing is known of the man
here. 1t is presumed that he took his
life on account of illness. He was
about 60 wears of age
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
NAVY TO TEST COAL
FROM PACIFIC COAST
Armored Cruiser of Western
Fleet to Try Fuel
TSpeciol Dispotch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.-Arrange-
ments are being made by the navy de-
partment for tests of coal produced on
the Pacific coast to ascertain its suit
ability for use on ships of war. The
tests will cover a period of two or
three months and will be made with
one of the armored cruisers OF the Pa
cific fleet.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28

ATTENTION IS DIRECTED TO THE NEW SHIPPING
FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PATRONS. DETAILS
ARE CONTAINED IN THIS CATALOGUE.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED :

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - San Leandro
Aug. 27.--Mr. and Mrs Charles Reid of San
Ieandro have announced the engagement of
their daughter Hazel to George Beecher of
Wells, Fargo & Co. The wedding date has not
the latter part Of September or October
Beecher formerly lived in San Francisco. but
Is now a resident of San Leandro
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
H. Altntatt 4 On.

NOTICE = PREPAYMENT OF SHIPMENTS
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28

UNDESIRABLE CITIzEN-San Diego. Aug. 81.
Alexis Mihan. alleged Russian anarchist, will
be. deported TO Aiazatlan. Mex, September s.
The order for his deportation has been in the
hands of tn elocal United States immi grafton
officials for some time.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28

CALIFORNIA POSTMASTER-washingt Aug.
2T-Paul G. Deback has been appointed post
master at Isleton. Sacramento county, vice
J. W. Gardiner. resigned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-04
A HINDU WIZARD.


SEf8 - ~
Master of Magic.
Some Of the tricks Of the Hindu
wizards are past understanding, ac-
cording to an occidental master on
magic who was speaking of his orien-
tai rivals. This is what he says ne
saw a Hindu wizard do in a club IN
Lucknow:
H took a board and placed it on
-four glass goblets, thus elevating "
from the floor. A yeungster sitting on
the board was requested to place ms
hands together, palms up. Then ths
juggler took q glass of water ana
poured It into the outstretched hands
of the boy. In the meantime the boy
had been mesmerized, and his atten-
ton was fixed on a point indicated by
the magician. Gradually the wateE
turned green In color and then devel-
opel into a Jelly which increased In
density until 1t became as solid as O
stone. Out of the center of this APP
peared the head of a snake, which
gradually developed until In the placd
of the water there appeared a Kissing
reptile. was amazed, l can assure
you, but the trick was not yet conn
pleted. Hitting the reptile upon the
head with his wand, the juggler TOOK
1t up carefully and placed it back 1n
the glass. AS we looked 1t becams
transformed into a jelly, which is turn
into a ~greenish colored waters
Clearer and clearer became the fluid
until 1t was. OF it's original color, ana
then the juggler placed 1t to his lips
and drank the entire contents. This
was the most wonderful trick | ever
saw performed, and it is as mysterious
to me today as 1t was then" !
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-04
A Chinese Hero.

At Looping Hsien is a statue draped
in full dress Of a mandarin (the pu
ting or police MASTER named Ching
who gave his life for the people. AM
exile who was in the camp at Jaos
chow and who owed the hsien district
magistrate) a grudge, rode a black
horse to Looping and. having killed ting
hsien, got back for the Jaochow roll
call next morning. AS the murderer
could not be found orders came FROM
the capital that a large number of tho
people should be killed. To prevent
this slaughter of innocent folk the pM
ting, a good old man, said he stabbed
the hsien after a few words over tha
wine cups, and he was. consequently
beheaded. No resident of the district
would deal the fatal blow, but an itina
Grant cobbler or bamboo worker did Ii
for a reward of 40 taels. Tradition
adds that he was struck dead by lights
ming after leaving the execution ground.
Mercury. |