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PORTERVILLE TO USE
AUTO FIRE ENGINES
Several AZ Horsepower Ma
chimes TO Be Purchased
[Special Dispatch 10 The Call

IOPecIdt DSPdIch 70 nc NdtII
PORTERVILLE. June 6.-At q meet
ing of the city council today the fire
committee recommended the equip
ment of the fire department OF Porter
vile with auto fire apparatus. The
recommendation was adopted.
Each Of the engine houses in this
city will be equipped with an auto fire
engine OF AZ horsepower. built IN spe-
cial design TO suit the requirements and
road conditions OF this city An auto
hose cart with capacity OF 1000 feet
OF hose will also be used.
The report followed Investigations
made by Mayor ID. A. Vaughn. DR. s A.
Braber. chairman of the fire commit
tee, and H. II. Davis, chief of the de-
partment.
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cargo the wharf was unusually crowd
ed with the friends of those going
away and the Korea was given a send
OF so enthusiastic that it inspired Cap
with a shrek of the liners siren in
addition to the regulation three
whistles
Captain Saunders. who commanded
the Korea while Captain SanJberg was
in southern California winning the
friendship of tiny new daughter.
was on the wharf helping the crowd
to cheer.
The Korea carried a large number
or passengers for Honolulu, among
them Prince and Princess Kalanianaole
and DR.. E. r. Marshall of the marine
hospital service. Among the passen-
gers for the orient were tourists and
missionaries, and the passengers for
Hongkong included number of insu-
lar employees bound for Manila.
The liner carried only 5000 tons of
freight The passengers included:
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Ner York Produce
NEW YORK. June Hops Steady.
Hides-Essy. Central America, &c Bogots

NEW YORK. June Hops Steady.
Hides-Essy Central America DC; Bogota
petroeum-Steady.
o. Np0l-Quef
Sugar-Raw. firm. Aiuscovado. 50 test 3.T4c;
centrifugal. 96 test. s.24c; molasses sugar, 50
test. 3-49c. Refined. steady.
Codee-Futures closed steady. net unchanged
% six points higher. Sales, $4,000 bags. Clos
ing hids. June, 62Oc; July. 6.25c: August
635c; September 6.40c: October and November.
4jc; December. 6.50c: January. {. 6.53c: Febru-
sry- 654c: March. 6.55c: April. 656c: May.
G.57c Spot. steady: Rio No. = SIC: Santos No.
g. &c. Mild. quiet: Cordova 9l+ n 12Hc
Burter-Steady; unchanged.
Cheese-Neak. State whole milk new spe-
Gals. 1siaM 15c, do fancy. lac: do average
prime 1879 al3as e; do fair TO good 12lt e713Itc:
10 common. lO0 ll34c; skins, fun 10 specials,
2iaN11Stc.
Eegs-Barely steady; unchanged
DRIED FRI IT'S
Evaporated apples are moderately active firm
SPOT fancy 10i{ "a 1890; choice. S6SIsc: prime
F0Tl lac. common 10 fair. 6U61ac.
prInpS-Flrm. good demand for Oregons Quo
satious range from 36S2.e for CALIFORNIA; up to
30-40s 70 4i50ec FOR Oregons.
ApricOts-Quiet but steady. Choice. 106
1oigc- extra choice. 10st 6115Ac; fancy, 1lia
n y Be-
Peaches-Qniet.- steady. Choice. 615@6stc;
extra choice. TM7izc; fancy. ~ NTlsc.
Raisins-Quiet. but steady on small offerings.
Loose muscafel. quoted So I52sc; choice to
fancy seeded. 4sf@6ste: seedless. 3std4%c;
London layers, Sl-10q125.
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Examination for ships Carpenter

Office of the United States Lighthouse Inspector
Twelfth District. San Francisco, Cal. June
T. 1910.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. June Z. 1910.
Applications for civil service examination VAL
be received at this office during the next 30 days
for filing the position of ships carpenter on the
lighthouse tender Afadrona. with pay ut the rate
of $720 per annum. Applicants must be citizens
of the United States, over is and under 40 years
of age. Application blanks and full Information
can be obtained by applying at this office.
w. G.. MILLER, Commander L. 5. n,
Chairman local civil service board for the light
house service, inspectors department.
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liner KOREA SAILS
FOR THE FAR EAST
Carries About 100 Cabin Pas
sengers, but Only 5000 Tons
of General Cargo

+ the skillful han
ding of a ship can
be taken as an es-
innate of the skip
per's good health
Captain Sandberg's
vacation did him a
heap of good. He
sailed yesterday for
the orient in COM
mand of the Pacific
Mail liner Korea,
and under his guild
ance the big steam
ship made as pretty
a departure as pier
AZ ever saw. AL
though the liner
carried compare :
lively few passen-
rnrS and u linhf
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s.. a AS. stockers and feeders So. IA 6.23;
calves. S4d7.50 bulls stays. ETC.. $3.7565.75.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; market 15e higher.
Heavy. 50. 1913 10; mixed. $9.I0@9.1T1s; light.
9.I5
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; market sheep 40c
higher, lambs 23c higher. Yearlings S5.T5d so:
wethers, $J@6; ewes s+.5oM5.T5; lambs. S3@
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Tmo Lnmher Charters

The British steamer st. Dunstsn. at Honolulu,
is under charter for lumber from Portland and
Puget sound 10 Honolulu at 3js 3D. and the
schooner Fred T. Sander Is engaged for the same
business from Grays Harbor 10 La Paz at So.
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Change of Masters

Steamer Grace Dollar old master Bertimius
Lee. new master Martin Kalmin; steamer
Maverick old master John Mcclellan. new mas
ter ". T. Daniels: schooner Cecilia Sudden. old
master =. Peterson. master W. II. Chris
tianson: steamer Fort Bragg. old master A. z.
Christensen, master Charles n. King; steam
er Governor Markham. old master j. F. Patz-
niger, new master A. c. Johnson.
Enrollment-Steamer Alviso. Peter Hansen
master: steamer Sea Queen, E. A. Sandstrom
master.
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NnraI stores-Tnrpentine md Rosin

SAVANNAH June 7.-Turpentine-Firm
55ssc sales T30; receipts, 1850; shipments. 365;
stocks. 1898.
Rosin-Firm Sales, 4e3; receipts, 3.1S0
shipments, l75; stock. 47,0l6 Quotations: BC
$40; H, S5.12ik; l. S5.15: X. $3.50; NJ, s.. %
y. $40; VIC, $50; WV, $3.50
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Sd. Louis Wool NIarket

ST. LOUIS June T.--WOol-Lower. Medium
grades, combing and clothing. 2l y @22$c; light
fne. 1Sld I9c; heavy fine, 13dl4e; tub washed.
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SEAL PRICES co UP-Juneau. Alaska. June -
one hundred and seven seal skins sold in
Sitka yesterday for S31 each Last year the
price in S.tka was S17. the Increase Ia value
being due 10 the decrease in the fur seal herds
and in the catch.
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E AT PUBLIC AUCTION -

WEDNESDAY. juno s. IL a. m.. 60 head Of sll
purpose mares; ponteS buggies and harness 551
4th ST.. Oakland j. W. NEDEtkOS
Auctioneer.
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Chicago Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO. June 7-Butter easy; creameries.
- = q 27c: dairies. 23026c. Eggs steady; re-
cciptE - 52T cases; mark. cases included.
- = "a 1870: frets, 175zc; prime frsts, Isi2c.
Cheese steady; daisies, u 2 n 15c; twins. 14i5 a
14sse: Young Americas, 151s @I554c; longhorns,
1sS4 0l5c.
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Shipmeut of Petroleum,
Tbe Istbmiau,s Cargo

The steamer Is;hmian sailed for Salina Cruz
on Sunday with cargo laden here and consigned
principally to New York and TO European ports
via the Tehuantepec railway valued aB $156, CHS
TO be distributed at follows: For New York,
$133. 500; England. S3,913; Germany. $17,622;
Canada $794 Cuba, 1923. The following were
the principal shipments
To New York-114.s0e gals wine, Is o19 es
canned goods. $3.50 lbs spices, 1855 lbs easeln
6.IS5 lbs hops, 901 cs selmop. 600 lbs vanilla
beans. 5,4 lbs beans, $40 lbs zinc dross. 16,-
933 lbs wool, u pkgs machinery, IS cs boots
and shoes.
To England-s21 cs canned goods. 500 gals
wine
To Germany-331 S44 lbs prunes, 6,442 lbs
vanilla beans
To Canada--197 bbls asphalt.
To Cuba-155 cs canned goods.
IN addition to the foregoing the steamer had
cargo laden at other coast ports for New York
valued at SsS.604 and 165 cs honey valued at
81, 500 laden at San Diego for Hamburg.
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& & !
AT AUCTION

60 head Of all purpose horses and big ranch
mares. also 10 head OF work and driving mules.
Monday at IL a. ~. 205-2O9 Valencia st. Also
4 surreys. wagons. buggisS. carts and harness OF
all kinds. We viii sell = carloads OF horses aud
mares Thursday at Ira. m. Outside stock
sold on commission. Phone Park 1928.
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army Transports

Army Transports
The Crook is at Manila.
The Warren is at Shanghai.
The Logan is in port.
The Buford is in port
The Sheridan sailed for Manila May 8.
The Thomas IS in port
The sherman. homeward bound, sailed June
from Honolulu.
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land and sydney the LIST with cargo laden
here. valued at $5S.s15. the distribution being as
follows: For Australia. s31 .e96: New Zealand
s1S.SS0 Samoan islands. 81 ,695: Fiji Islands,
$107; South Africa. S43T. The principal ship
ments and their destinations were as follows.
To Australasia. .230 lbs coffee, 1894 lbs hops.
l2420 lbs dried fruit 754 cs canned goods 20
bbls oils, 1856 pkgs paints, LILO pkgs metal pol,
lsh. 120 kegs white lead. 1.1so lbs rubber, IL
pkgs ink, rolls leather, - pkgs assay goods
914 rolls roofing, As bbls asphalt, Pkgs ma
iehinery.
To New Zealand T75 lbs dried fruit. 50 $50
lbs ralsins, 25O9 ibseeoffee, 7s5 es canned goods
I20 rolls roofing pkgs machinery. 644 pkgs
metal polish. Il bbls ink, pkgs assay goods, 10
pkgs agricultural implements, 10 drums asphalt
10 bbls oils.
To Samoan islands-114 cs canned goods. 116
salmon. 313 lbs coffee. "a pigs groceries and
provisions, 10 grapejuice, 3 bbls mineral
water, S253S IT lumber. so bdis laths. 20 pes
and pkgs mllwork, so bales bags, cs shoes
cs tobacco 81 pkgs United States navy stores
To South Africa-10. 40 lbs glue. 115 es paints
The steamer also had cargo from Puget sound
for New Zealand and Australia valued at $53.5OO
Shipment of Petroleum
The British tank steamer Winnebago was
cleared for Mororan for orders yesterday with
100000 gallons of refined petroleum, valued at
$I1 $50.
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IndIcates falilns rIyer.

1ndicateS failing river.
RIVER FORECAST
The rivers OF the San Joaoin watershed win
continue TO fall during the next two or three
days. n. r. TAYLOR
Local Forecasfer
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Inspector Mckenna's Long Journey
It has long been the boast of Gus
toms Inspector Daniel McKenna that
occasional trip to Oakland long wharf.
San Francisco's good enough foxv me-
has been his motto and until a few tiays
sound of the rattle OF the Market street street
cars. When District Inspector Flesh.
who represents Uncle Sam at Port
Costa, was granted his vacation, Sur
veyor OF the Port Woodward decided
that little cruise would be just the
thing for McKenna, so Daniel was or
dered TO Port Costa to take charge of
the district during Flesh's absence.
McKenna was given a big send off at
the ferry depot by his fellow inspectors.
McKenna is going to put in his spare
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maintained in San Francisco for the benefit or
mariners without regard to nationality and free
visit the Office Where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference. and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights, dangers to navigation and mat
ters of interest to ocean commerce.
j. T. MCMILLAN.
Nautical Expert. in charge
HYDRoGRAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water. entrance to hsrbor.
PLACE Fl, Date Remarks.
Grays HarI IS Jan. 13 Inner bar buoy sub
merged
willspa B q Feb. SIWhistling buoy / mile
north of bar.
IoIun. IL k912 May 81
Nehalm r Feb. . Bar buoy 200 yards \.
channel.
Tillmk B. Dec. 1TIChannel shifted / mile
south in gale Nov IS.
Nun buoy No. and
4aquina b IA Feb. II can buoy No. gone
adrift.
siusIaw r 51alFeb. 5IChannel going north.
Umpqua r 13lsIFeb. 4IChanuel in good eOndi-
tion.
IL feet at low tide to
Coos Bay. IS Feb. II North Bend: Il feet
at low tide 10 Marsh
field.
CoquilIe r. 9 Jan. TlChanDeI straight; good
condition
Rogue Rivl..-. .-......i -.-.....-......--.....-
Klamth Bl : JJan. TIChauneI straight, east
and west
Hmbldt B 10 Mar. ItNOrth channel unsafe
to navigation
Pedro b 20 Feb 26lNo change in channel.
Diego Bl 25 Dec. enc change IN channel.
Pablo BI "a Dec. 1lDepth in dredged chan
neil
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN

supplies for the Anfipoties
The British steamer Century sailed for Auck.
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Sscrs Watershed
kennett. Sacramento river.
Red Bluff. Sacramento river.
AfODrOeFille. Sacramento r. /.
Coiusa. Sacramento rixcr.
Knights Landing. Sacto. r.
Or0yiile. Feather river.
Marysville. Yuba river. =.
Folsom, American river.
Sacramento, Sacramento r.
Rio Vista, Sacramento r. .
san Joaquin Watershed
Pollasky. San Joaquin river
Firebaugh. San Joaquin r..
Merced falls, Merced river
jacksonville. Tuolumne r..
Melones. Stanislaus river.
Jenny Lind, Calaveras river.
Electra. Mokelumne river. {.
Lathrop, San Joaquin river.
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Weather Report

United States department Of agriculture
Weather bureau. San Francisco. June Z, 1910
RAINFALL DATA
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Memoranda

VICTORIA June T.-Stmr Yucatan. in tow 0f
rug William JOlliffe. reports all well. expect 70
arrive at Esquimalt at O'Clock tonight.
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SALES
RELATIONSHIPS
THURSDAY. June 3. 1910

By order Of the AbeEStaunt6n Horse Company
OF Winnemucca. New. vii sell 15O head OF
broken aud unbroken mares and geldings. weigh
ing from 1.000 to 1900 pounds. This Is an
pecially good lot OF stock. having eeeu selected
aBd reserved for this sale. They are all In dne
condition and ready Tor work Horses at the
yard for inspection Wednesday
Sale takes place Thu RSDAY. June Q. at n A.
m st ]. B. HeEaR's saiesyard- corner 10th and
Bryant sts. 5. r. W. Fl. HORD. AuctOneer
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iss Carrie J. Bond s., w Strong
iss /. Gardiner Mrs s. w. Strong
Long Cruise for Little Guaboats


The United States gunboats whee-
ling and Petrol, which are now an
chored IN man of war row, will leave
here Friday for Portsmouth, N. H.,
via Bremerton, Dutch harbor, Japan
and the Suez canal. The Wheeling, in
command Of Captain Eberle, will be
the flagship of the little squadron.
Captain M. M. Taylor is in command
The ships will leave here at 10
o'clock Friday morning for Bremerton,
ing and taking the balance of their
stores. They will leave Bremerton
June IA for Dutch harbor and are due
at Yokohama July IA. They will make
of call. In the course of the cruise
they will visit Hongkong, Singapore,
Colombo, Suez. Port Said and Naples
mouth about November 90.
Captain Eberle has many friends
here. He was stationed at this port
the naval training station at Yerba
Buena island, where his administration
is still remembered for its efficiency.
The Wheeling and Petrol. as far as is
now known. have been ordered to the
Atlantic side to relieve the cruisers on
duty in the West Indies.
stork Visits Home of w. ID. Wells
W. D. Wells, general agent for the
usually one of the first to arrive at his
office in the morning. A clock regu-
lated by his movements would be con-
sidered a good time keeper and that
is why there was grave concern in the
offices on Howard street wharf yester-
day morning when the boss failed to
show. When he did arrive late in the
afternoon it was with a good excuse.
A stork had visited his home and had
left there girl baby. Miss Wells and
her mother are getting along nicely
and if anybody wants TO ask any ia :
vors from Wells now is the time to get
busy. The next steamer that the
Alaska Pacific company adds to it's
fleet is going to be named after Miss
Wells, whose first name is going to be
argaret.
WiIhelmina to Sail Today
The Matson navigation company's
Wilhelmina, Captain Peter Johnson will
sail at noon today for Honolulu from
pier SO. The steamer will carry about
80 passengers. Among them will be
i. F. Cockroft, general passenger agent
OF the Oceanic steamship company,
whose family is spending the summer
at the island port. On the last voyage
home the Wilhelmina cracked it's high
pressure cylinder A new one has been
ordered and will be installed later on.
AS the liner still has three other cylin
ders the accident will not interfere
with its keeping regular schedule time.
City of Pueb1a Sails for Seattle
The Pacific coast steamship COM
pany's City of Puebla sailed yesterday
for Seattle, with about 200 passengers,
M wi,
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

TO ARRIVE
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST

1 p. M. for Seattle: passed Point Reyes; I'm,
weather. moderate northwest wind.
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SACRAMENTO. June 7,-obseryations taken
at q. M.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-23
Whv Thunder Is So Loud.

Experiments made In the Jefferson
Physical Laboratory by Professor
Trowbridge Of Harvard university
show that the astounding noise OF a
lightning discharge IS largely due 70
the dissertation OF water vapc~,
through the explosion OF the hydrogen
and oxygen gases produced by such
dissociation In his mimic lightning
experiments tho authority referred to
has produced torrent of huge clcc-
trio sparks The noise of the dis
charge was so great that the operator
had to stop his ears with cotton and
shen wrap heavy cloth around them,
The Sunday Magazine.
If you would have faithful ser
want and one that you like, serve your
self Euripides.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-23
HUM0R FROM OVER WATER
Some Samples That Seem to Dsprove
EnpIishmen Have No Sense
Of Wit

We spoke last Sunday of the Pal
Mall Gazette's funny column. Mr. c..
f. Jecaingham's "Maxims of Marina
duke gives more cheerful view of
Englisa wit and humor. Here arc
two &C three samples:
Almost every Englishman imag.
ines he is moral because he objects
to immortality-in others"
He who is drunk in a first-class
carriage has had a fit; he who has had
a fit in a third.class carriage is
drunk"
Mana biped with prejudices--
which he calls principles
Here is a quotation from Woman
as Work of Art;
Since her return from the restorers
at Homburg Mrs Bias, as we ex-
pected she would. greatly improved
We are now able to detect the delicate
coloripg and the elaborate workman
ship which were before obscured by
unnecessary varhsh. In Mrs. B.
/ the nation has secured IN important
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-23
WARNED AGAINST IDLE LIEF
EngIishmsn Couples Words Of Wis,
dom with His Disposition Of
Large Estate.

A striking appeal to rich young men
not to allow their wealth to tempt
them into habits Of loafing ard idle,
ness is made by the late Lieut. Col.
Edward Tufnell in his will, disposing
of an estate valued at G343,624 gross
and net personality Et03,199
Col Tufnell, who had residences in
Eaton square. at the Grove. Wimble.
don park and Crowhurst park, Sussex,
was unionst NJ r. for Southeast Sus.
sex from 1900 to 1906. and was for
merly a member Of the kings body
guard
The appeal against loafing is made
In the following remarkable clause In
his WILL
Il desire to bring home TO the minds
OF my sons. and of each and every
young man who may hereafter take
benefit in my property under this my
will. how strongly hold to the view
that every man should, during some
substantial portion OF his life. have
some definite occupation. and lead .
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WILD BEASTS BECOME PLAGUE
Enforcement OF JdprcSe Edicts
Leaves Koreans az the Mercy
OF Jungle Providers.

We learn from the Jill that as
result Of the prohibition against the
carrying of firearms by Koreans, and
also against the Importation of rifles,
fowIing pieces, and ammunition from
Japan. with a view Of preventing the
insurgents obtaining further supplies
of arms and ammunition, tire hunting
Of wild game in Korea has been en-
tirely stopped in consequence rap
i'd increase in the number of wild
beasts is taking place, and tigers and
wolves are being constantly met with
in the fields in the interior, thus rem
dering travelling in these parts ex.
tremely dangerous. The havoc
wrought by tigers is particularly evil
dent in Ping-au province. where no
less than 81 persons haze been at
acked by these animals lately. At one
place tiger entered the house of a
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-23
CictinnrrY kecSed.

A writer in the Bystander thinks
that compilera of aviation do,ion'
aries have been little slow in not
providing some unique swear words
for use when things don't go just right
for aeronauts and spectators. Il can
not help thinking few must inve
been invented at Juyisy. for instance,
and elsewhere, he writes. Few
things can contribute more to enrich
the language than imp silence, day In
the train for q 20-milc journey. being
trodden under-foot by a raging crowd,
and a stiff neck And bad weather,
hotel charges and the aviators refusal
to fly because he has lost his pocket
handkerchief or his oil can. or nut,
or what not--and you have all the
requisites for the composition OF ar
aero-oath.'
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WeaseIa the Pets Of Trappers.

In the Macmillan region an adult
male Arctic weasel was taken In n
cabin near the mouth of Russell creek.
ut poked its head out between the
small holes of the floor and quietly
surveyed a party Of us as we sat in
the candlelight one evening after sup
per. It then vanished for a moment
and reappeared with its mate, and
the pair ran about the room for some
minutes as unconcernedly as If we had
not been there. Later in the night,
after we had gone to bed, it stepped
into a trap set in the corner OF the
room and awoke us by its shrill cries.
Trappers encourage weasels to live
about their cabins. making pets OF
them and greatly valuing their sery-
ices in keeping the premises free from
mice
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useful life. ard should rot sur !
wealth or any ac3essonNof wealth Ct
other temptation to tempt him 'n'n
idleness. ard nlere lcahng ard uss.
less existence.
~ might have so framed this 2
will as TO have made idieness operate
TO forfeit the interests hereby COT
ferred on my sons or other young men
in my property. but forcsee thai
such provision might, in certa
cases. work hardships, and | prefer %
hope and to trust, as do, that ne
son OF mine and no other young MAJ
who may under this my will succeed
to the enjoyment OF any property q
mine, will so disregard my views here
IN expressed as to lead the life So
strongly deprecate."
Col. Tafnell himself always led
strenuous life. lie saw active ser
vice in the Nile expedition OF 1884,.
when serving in the Eighteenth Royal
Irish Reglment.-London Express.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-23

than tlrat OF the sane population. Re
ports from other states show similar
results. Some Of the more generally
accepted causes of the increase of in
sanity are given as follows: The over
tension Of modern life, brought on
by he keen struggle for life; the con
gestion and excitement OF city HE,
and the fact that insanity Is becoming
more and more an incurable disease.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-23

Statistics serve to show a steady
increase in the number of the insane.
The most reliable statistics known to
us, those taken in Massachusetts,
show that in that state tie number
Of insane In the asylums is increasing
from $50 to 500 year, which is a
much larger proportionate increase
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farmer and killed a baby. The au-
thorities In Korea are becoming
alarmed at the rapid increase in the
number of wild animals, and have
made inquiries of the geological de-
partment in the College of Science in
the Toxic Imperial university regard
ing the best means for the destruction
of tigers and wolves.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-23

cxamrle of the New Yorl school. She
possesses considerable freedom of
style, but her middle distance Is a
trifle pompods. "-BostC Herald.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-23

II never did yet hurt TO lay down
likelihoods and forms Of hope. =
Shakespeare.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-23

10 see and listen to that which IL
evil is TO begin the evil itself Con
fucius.