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Males.
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n 10 merchants, manuiaeSurers and ~
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MFG. CO., Racine, Wis.
IITY Statesmen to soil 70 stores
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SalesED. Mcpherson Co.: Kentucky Steers
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Iiklble supply In The United btaLts anu OaHHuH'
oct 89I. SEPT "a. '9i Oct 400. Oct. $50.
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Females.

NeADAME GAFFNEY's BUREAU De
NLPLACEMENr 81 West 2lst-st.-Goy-
ernesses, chsmb, rmaids, nurses, lsdy's mad.
cooks. mattresses, b jnoreSes, housesof<'
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gonulrp Real estate for Sale

A aENCY FoR MoNTCLAIR.-Dwe.iiass
n for .alo or 70 let, furnished VI yaiSa.
nlShed laad by the scre or lot. IVbbS
G TAYLOR. B Beekman-st., N. Y.
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Eelu QOanteo.

Males,
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a Call, with sample. at 400 Grand-st.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-28

lTrIu-ov. rorEsA As.Ers ysEH.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-28
OF THOMAS A. EDISON.
THE ELECTRICAL INVENTOR AND
HIS ELECTRICAL NOVEL.
He Is Said Not to Entertain q High
Opinion of His Own Literary Ability.
A Rumored Difference Of Views with
hIr. Park Benjamin.
Especial Correspondence.l

Especial Correspondence
NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-With all his
genius, Mr. Edison does not possess-or at
least thinks he does not-the literary gift.
He would cheerfully spend considerable
portion of his great fortune if he could
attain a position in letters which would
compare in some degree with his rank as
scientist and inventor. Perhaps this desire
is only another illustration of that ten
dency of great minds TO succeed in fields
other than those in which their reputa-
tions have been made It is strange, too,
that Edison does not write, at least in mis-
own estimation, as well as some other
scientists have done, for in conversation
he is a most entertaining talker. He has
charm of narrative which is delightful,
aud to hear Edison tell story is to enjoy
bit of comedy and TO hear an anecdote
that is of itself good and is well acted.
If Edison would only write as he talks,
he would be an entertaining If not very
great literateur; but the trouble seems to
be with him that when he takes his pen in
hand he becomes self conscious and is
afraid of himself, so to speak. 1t is report
ed that he is now writing a novel, and if
he would write one based upon his own
experiences, illustrated with anecdotes of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-28

men of physical excellence He had me,
and conquered many of the strongest mer
in the world, but he stood up only short
time before that invincible wrestler, con
sumption. Sorakichi was born in Japan
thirtytwo years ago, became well known
Toxic wrestler, and came to America il
1888 The first match that brought him tc
attention was draw with big Carl Abs
who afterward threw him, as did Muldoor
and Duncan G. Ross.
A victory over Jack Gallagher, a draw
with Ernest Roeber and victories oveI
many well known wrestlers gave Sorakichi
a national reputation. In 1856 he was
badly used up by Evan Lewis. who broke
one of the Jap's legs at Chicago. He was
never the same man after this match. His
last bout was three months ago, when he
met Farmer" Burns in Philadelphia. The
romance of Sorakichi's career was his mar
riage, in 1855, to Ella B. Lodge, a pretty
Quakeress of Philadelphia, but the ro
nance was soon ended by domestic infelic
ity that continued up to the time of the
wrestler's death. Sorakichi died pennies
at the Nippon club. and was buried BY
Japanese friends.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-28
The "Eid" Pitcher of Kansas CITY.

Notwithstanding the fact that the Kan
sas City Blues, of whom great things wer,
expected this season, have been keeping
close TO the ''tailenders" of the Western
association. Frank Pears. the ''kid pitcL
er of Kansas City" has sustained his al
ready established good reputation. This
promising young player, who signed witt
Kansas City last year, made great record
for himself, ranking higher than first elias:
pitchers like Conway Swatzell and many
others, and had an excellent fielding av
erage.
His clever work made a most favorable
impression on the management of tle
club and the ball cranks of Kansas City
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Boys.

IXTANTED-A GOOD COACHMAS. APPLY
w TO Mrs. J. o. Davidson, Riverside. ds 4
NEANTED-A DRIVER FOR LAUNDRY
w wagon. Kansas steam Laundry. ds II
WY AN1ED-CCNPETEHT STENOG IRA PIERS
w and bOOk-keeIerH VINO desire positions TO
Buply 1T the National ACcOuntsnts and stenGg raph-
rs Bureau. once for the states OF Kansas Colo
IsCO, NebIaSka. Missouri and Texas, at the South.
NsAtefu Business College. icbila Kan ZU
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TIE i1.l1sl4t Eat story eFsiTed
from Iezas cs Bare -lT ersa-
ing iasl wala Ja5 81 a 81 Fzr.aat aa4
rs s9fs Gay Fera irlrirg ae-8~-szf1 teeg
Ea1z izsee snake Tl4f - - eoaL lhs
judge aftssag1es4 81 eAl - zlaks -
er1salny 8, Nita tae eassl - his g1E.
BAT IEsstea1 a. +sgztEng fae seT2~ass
bad sae 1neges zhesl Pasa~d OTsz ia
tai i,sez1F fe- snake essisd iir-t
a-sanl q sslsa. al 81 sveTy sam - tss
svifs re71ire WHEEL a-see v.eIeaf
strike q. isg'4 face lFrT.s ca u laes.af
~ scace vss s t-eEwaEl fslt.s frula
g., -. ggaa 49, la-ok. falhag lats :
POI - CITY rztsr- Thsa fnrrs uas .
msd boy a. wel - a. AngrF snzks.
eirarrr ~ r-lGle ice sazks freed sfseif
from tAs Naesl sud attacked Gay - -
pol \ saswsT - sssaes lrssa GaYs
had a1.lsised tas Saa<z.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
by Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. No. Nov. 27.-CATTLE-Receipt
$50 shipments l40OO Active and firm. Steers IS 500
- cows - S5s2 IS, stockers and feeders - 2JG9
3 IS. HOGS-keCelpts $50, shipments go.
Active and strong lie higher. Bulk IS 55@S 49, all
..... Steady.
ST IoUIS. Mo- Nov. E.-CATTLE-R Receipts 2500.
hhpments ls0l Steady. Natives 81 0l&5 20, Texans
Rnd Indian sfoeJs - OJ@2 81, Gamers 81 SS2 81,
HuGS-Receipts ....; shipments 500. Steady.
Heavy IS Si94 %, mixed a. 49aS %. Light 80 SEQ
G. SHEEP-Receipts So shipments 49,. Firm.
Fair TO good - 40S5 40.
CHCAGolll Nov. observation-disclosures aO00'
shipments 30J0 Steady, shade stronger. Natives
e. S5a5 s. steers = a0sa 50 Texans - 81 cows 81 10
- 81, Ho6sA-ReceIpts SsOtb, shipments 9.tsl Act
I've steady, higher. Rough arc common IS 60sS 81.
mixed and packers IS SOS %. prime heavy and
butchers weights 81 0sG IS. prime light 81 253 81
SHEEP-BeCelpts 400 shipments 500 Steady 70
Elpng. Native ewes - 50,GS 6S. JRixed, ewes
ana lambs - 3 rs 30 wethers a 50G5 81 westerns
81 1854 81, lambs s. s0t3 90
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and the youngster, who was considered to<
valuable TO let go, was re-engaged for this
season. His work in the box up to date
has been simply phenomenal He has
pitched winning ball from the beginning
OF the season. His fielding is up 10 MS
usual high standard. while in batting
which was his only weak point last year,
he has improved greatly When the aver
ages are totsled up at the end OF the pres
ent season. il will be found that young
Pears will be we'll up among the leaders,
not only in pitching. but in batting and
fielding also.
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IsOE fJ-LADl Bf-s as Fia. UH hEE Cxh
Il have ssHgs % cz4llaG - tt-ig c1s1es gTgf.u1
property 4-- ga1toz 81 tiae aagl3ee. 90 q.
yE,AEEx Up-No4. = o.sE BLOWS Hof.-f.
80 ware feef eisas face taFg s-34es sss.ll =
y rhlts- g. hl4zasa- - -
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The following are the representative sales of hogs
IL. ,gIuts. fiy
SHEEP
RriefMentinn.


Hogs and 10 cents higher than We'd
nesday.
J. x. Brown, a stock man of Greenwich
was visitor at the yards today.
The shippers who had stock Oh the mar
ket today were:
J. N. Pirete, FL Dorado, hogs.
w. p. Pack, Mound Ridge, hogs
II. W. Meyer, Rome hogs
r. T. Jones, FL Dorado, hogs
II Ball, Harper, hogs and cattle.
H. Grace, Cheney, hogs
Sykes Bros, Murdoch, hogs.
r. I. Hargrove, Argonia, hogs
J. Is. kell, Zyba, hogs.
Profit & Newton, Raymond, hogs and
and cattle.
Yeoman s. Moore, Belmont, hogs and
cattle.
6. D. Goodrich, Springdale. hogs and
cattle
DR.. j. B. Minturn, Colwich, hogs.
W. j. Popplewell, Rome, hogs.
N. 4. Fuller, Andover, Kan, hogs
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On ard after JuiT % change % tins
vii become effective bsfWsFu ~ icbita
ard New York. - t5Ef passsrf ger isasiaZ
W lcbifa % fhs Missouri FsCinc rriiWaF
can reach Esw York ia - hours and -
minute The train lsaT~s " cfita daily
a. D. 81 = n. arriving 30 Sew FORK ~ 20
T. o. tie secoud day following D8iY one
change q ears il nscesssfy. Wa.sn il fnsds
80 the ~ Louss Z nion dept. Ihts Is
several b0urs quicker flnss than ear b.
Trals ~ sug cehsr ifns cut = IS lcfffz.
-eafs free ID stalr GAIA FsIanza seq.
llz cars II desired
= j. BLECEfET. J. Z T. A
csitf 10 &orth Esia sLresE
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Raising Mushrooms All the Year Round

Raising Mushrooms All the Year Round.
A company in S. Louis is raising
mushrooms IN an immense cellar, y by
80 feet, for the western market. An IL
quirer VINO venrured into the subterEs-
mean garden found an almost Egyptian
darkness and temperature % - 70 -
de2s Fahrenheit The company began
operations IN August last aud has g.
ready sold $1,000 pounds Of the succu-
lent fungi The season 81 field muzh-
rooms lasts only SIX weeks, and the s.,
Louis growers propose % meet the &c
s>@-1 Aan Aha rnanaindA~ a. aAA $780,
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ThefonowlnF are the representative sales OF
H. gf fh.. wards today.
HOGS.

There was a good run of hogs today with
a liberal proportion of good hogs. Both
packers wanted hogs and bought literally
from she opening to the close of the mar
ket The fresh receipts during the day
were !, 327 The market opened with few
hundred on sale, but trains that brought
IN more kept stringing out through the
day. Dold bought $40 hogs and Whitaker
took about 425. Bulk brought IS. 50@$3 55
and tops So 40. The general market was 5
and 10 cents higher than Wednesday, and
is strong and active. The market closed
steady with everything sold.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following gre the repIesentntiys sales Of haga
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wichi,@ GRAIN Market.

WICHITA. Nov. e.
Following are the closing quotations
GRAiN-ta ar lots ontTaCk.
WHEAT -6tl ltC.
CORN New StgSSc.
OAIS-2IE2ic
ltNE-NO . or better SlaS5c.
HAN-Baied st 50G5 % per ton. loose. 81 o0sS on.
GROUND COllN-CLop i'm car lots 9lc per l0e
pounds. corn an oats u " per luO pounds, bran
aCAeu, " per ~ pounds.
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4 GENTS WASTED-THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY
IA and Personal "reminiscences u Gen. ZEN. 4.
IUtler. Civ IA, giefe i~fgfy OF H7en ard flea-
lis stzLd- gVllt- rill wake ~ f8E staseslrn
= liiciaEs. 5oafuai-f- military critic aEa ~
gelp.e gszseG ally 10 eate1.l never hefare p -
fis-se1 ioT many yer - VIE sersf4fg fas So ~
AID axe fte dead. s. e ave ir-zralf tsss
eIiiaent - pie ssiiozt "a pefel.ce ,llaf sls5e
q q IA EssEr Brilliant -BrEe-F - fhls raEs4ss
sttu the starr. 1sLysfsfit - be afE lsssslHg forz
L--i4alza-szAc uCr-sc- 81 j. f1g ssEfEtgfy u q
JGEk5n 4 -. ~ Ds.ve slTest - Louls 10 asuIf
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Rice in China.

The preparation Of nee stands il the
same relation 70 the Chinese people as the
baking Of bread 10 western nations. Break
fast, at 10 a. M, Is called early rice" din
uer. 81 about ) p. N, Is called Tate rice. "
Have you esten ricey' is the conventional
form Of sslutation among the Chimes
Teri Me Bar
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something Ssw-Threugh Cars Between ~
Paul and hanzas car

The traffic between above cities has
50 increased that the Great kock leland
route has Instituted q new order n thiBgs.
and has put On their trains. through car
between these points. he cars ruu on
this service are Pullman eor8binafion
chair car and siesper, and are the en- bod
msnt Of corp!oft. 1hr price charged Tor
this especial service IL hgt little compared
with the accommodation given.
See that your tickets read va the Albert
Lea route C.. Y l. & T., b g. X & y.
and 81 g. "a J. Rye Maps aid t!uis
tables ssnt on application.
J0Hs @EBAsTIAE
GraI Ikt & pssA Az
z st Jous. Gen1 MauzgsL
General cficsss Chicago ST.
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Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. Nov. p.
FIoUR-Hiehest patent So O.. second patent g. 30
extrs fancy - -
LII Irst creamery SOC. second creamery
Ec lines dairy 10, tine dairy l5c,common DAIRY i0c
EG1o-eOc per dozen.
PoOL1 l-koosters s. 5C,92 o. per dozen or SC
per pound. hens & 0sa2 q per dozen or &C per
ponu, Spflug clsickens u s9g1 - per dozen or TIC
Der roUnu- turkeys 56Sc per pound. ouCxS-teal
81 = mUlSros 8 - per dozen, prairie chickens IS "
per dozen. young - per pound
foTAl OES-0 hoiCe s5esdtC pei bushel
AppLES-S2 0lA2 % per barrel,
GOAl-AnthraCite 81 u Canon City IS 20 Weir
City - So frontenac a ~ FJtSourE. q % Illinois
e. u, AcAllister - ~
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Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. q.
FLOUR-XX &c, xxx f5c, family 81 05. choice
81 40 fancy 81 S0Sl 50.
wHEAT-Quiet shade lower. No. hard. cash.
TIC bid.
CoRN-Active. No. 2 cash S514c. bid. 3!s4c asked.
November no bids. -,
OAIS-Quiet No. cash &c bid, November &c DID
30c asked.
BARLEY-Firm and unchanged.
RYE-Strong at S318c
BUTTEk-Steady. Creamery 21a29c, dairy log &c,
store packed l4@l6c packing l2c-
EG0S-Firm, PC.
HAY-Stronc Timothy 50 CO. fancy prairie
s. o. medium Is 0OS5 81; choice IS So prime 81 COG
%
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Receipts.
ARTICLES
Shipments
SL LOUIS Produce.

ST. Louis, Nov. p.
wHEAT-Firm. No, 2cash 92s4c. November
$3.50 nominal. December e35sc May II 0D14c asked.
CORN-Firm. No. cash 43s4c. November 43cH
year 4G5xc bid, January q94c asked, May40S4c.
oATS-Firm, No. 2 cash, SS7zc, November 2lsc
bid. May 35kc bid.
PORK-Dul 50 %
LARD-Easier, So TO-
WHISkY-Steady, 81 IS
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W1lI}t asaglf
FINANCE COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts Of Stock at the WICHITA
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours were: Cattle, 467; Hogs, 1927
Shipments: Cattle, 80, Hogs, None.
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Shipments
KANSAS City Produce

BCTTER-Steady Fancy creamery 22e2S%, west
ern e5da29c, selected oairies l6eS22c.
E1GS-24G25c.
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WICHITA, Nov. q.

WICHITA, NV 81
Cattle receipts were light today and
mostly native COWS and common to me-
dunn grades were on sale. There was a
eprinkling of good butcher COWS and heif-
ers on the market that sold at good prices.
There is no quotable difference In the cat
tie market and the demand on butcher
cattle remains active and are wanted.
BUYERS took what cattle there was on the
market at good prices and good number
of sales were made.
The quotations mere presented are 70 give the
fhpper 81 idea OF tie general range OF prices Ihe
various G a~Ses ard grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations accord ny 10 the quality OF oner-
ings and the Of the daily markets. These quo
fgftons ar, only changed when there has been
permanent change in the general market The
Representative sales should be referred 10 to get the
daily fluctuations.
49, maj 3
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III. r, ADAMS,
RENTING and COLLECTIONS.
Office With
BLACKWELDER d. HOLBROOK.
Room 2O2 Sedgwick Bldg. 151m#
He WILL wREsTLe NO MORE.

Career of the Late NIatsada Sorakichi
the Japanese Athlete.
The death recently at New York of Matsa
da Sorakichi. better known among athlete.
as ''the Jap" is a striking example of the
terrible power of consumption. The dark
skinned Hercules was magnificent speci
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IT. LouIsAsAs THarosoOEH

Trains marked thus run daily.
West bound train. No. l. has Paliman car.
West bound train. No 4, copnecfa a. harrtoh for
Pueblo New Mrrico ard Southern California
East hound. No 4 - . solid Heiu - ~ Lo1e
with chair car and Pullman sleeper. uakc1 conneS
lions for r. smith. litLs hock aad Paris tsrs.
East oound No night .Tprsss..s - - Loais' A~s
CITY Tnisu Ticket once Cor AAin AHd la atfsss
and Onion Depot. Douglas aSunus
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Wy ANTED-RUSISEsS MN WHO ARE ~
w uetd Of steucgrHpEers Or accountants 20 call
Ut the National Accountants and StenogTzpbsr's
LuIsau. BIsHCh Ull!Ce at tie Soulliw eztetn bnsi-
ICss ollege. Wichita. han. We usually have on
CLi application list thoroughly competent look
LeepeTs slld steLOs piers With fot class refere-
beip IuIhisbec Tree o. charge ztG
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Hist I.earl enc. Ger ais sHd lsl STREET q Disa
Passenger station eoTEsf DanFias snd "a aEsaps&
v. ~. - C aDcEE- y. y. 4
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DIX. u. u. STONE,
Office with Dr. Oldham, Zimmerly block.
Office hours $50 to II a. M; 3 TO SIP. N. 1H-mt
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NoHTB AM UAET.
No. fit' Kansas City eIpress 20 n t1A
No. Tf' Chicago veatlbuled -
10 Fs- missouri River en-.
No 81 Engls1ood sI pIssss iSFH stops her
SOUTH AND WFaF.
No 49, Oklahoma City ard
Oklahoma 81 press. ........-l .GAai foAa
10 81 Caldwell and PAM
heEdle eApresf-..........s-t VIC "A - ga =
Nc 49, ~ Worth. CALVES
ton and IeAsr eNpre-s. "a lArMi tor
80. az wichita EEpresk LGFh Sep hefe
No. as EnRicsTo0d aeon. ....l ~
Trains married. thrs. dairy.
EQrfPsFNT NORTH ~ FAST.
Train No "a kansHs City cypress. runs noild -
Esusas city. has cha car ssrrifs.
Train No 80 comes diIsct frAgn faivsston epd q
thronEb Chicago train leAyinf WishIA ~ - SDp a
SAD arrives o. eicaRo the NEXT day at fls N
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied.

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Elegant reclining chair cars on 81 trains anf
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Chicago without change on uleht traina- 11ckets
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STRATED.
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Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1891-10-13
Hawaiian Heroism.

On July II, during terrific gale at
Kawathae, three canoes, containing thir-
teen men and boy, were blown out to
sea. Learning of the calamity, sloop
owner of that place put his fine craft at
the disposal of any one who would go to
the rescue, and a native sailor raised
volunteer crew of five and started. One
of this number, boy, was lashed by
ropes half way up the mainmast to keep
lookout, which he did for hours in the
face of the gale. 1t was near sunset
when the lost men were found out at
sea clinging desperately to their frail
crafts, and were rescued and brought
back. Great credit is due the native
sailors, and particularly to the boy on
the lookout, whose position in the cold
and wet was difficult and painful one
to maintain for SO long a time. 1t was
he who sighted the canoes, of which two
were found, the other having drifted in
shore early in the day with its exhausted
owner, who gave the alarm. San Fran
cisco Chronicle.