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Drowned While Fishing.

st. Paul, Aug. &C. B. Hersey was
drowned yesterday in Lake Nebaga-
mon, Wis.,, where he was visiting at
Crawford Livingston's country place,
'Forest Lodge" with a party Of
friends. He was fishing with Mr.. Cole,
a friend from New York, also of the
party. The canoe upset and, Mr.. Cole
chung to it. Mr.. Hersey started to
swim ashore and was lost. The body
has not been recovered.
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Armor IL s~atisfactory.

Washington, Aug. 6.-The armor test
was made at the Indian Head proving
grounds of a 51-2-inch plate. repre-
senting 700 tons Of the casemate and
belt armor of the battleship Alabama.
Two shots from a six-inch p%rojectile
failed to pierce the plate, the greatest
depression being 31-2 inches, and
there were no cracks. The armor will
he accepted, =
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KILLED ON the street.

Ardmore, Ind. T.. Aug. s. "A. suther-
land. a merchant. was shot and killed
here by q. w. Fairman and a bystand-
er was seriously injured by q stray
3tullet. Fairman claims that Suther-
land had slandered Mrs. Fairman.
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chilaren.

susquehanna, Pa, Aug. 6.-Charles
Yager, thirty years of age. while tenn
porarily insane, murdered his three
small children by cutting their threats
and then committed suicide by the
aamo means. f4 M Is
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Suspected Thief shot.

Barnesville, Mimi, Aug. &. - An al
.eged horsethief was caught here BY
Chief Forsythe and is locked up. He
gave his name as Pat Padden. He
er"ptied his revolver at the policeman.
Padden was shot through both. calves
Of his legs. 80
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Killed by Filipinos.

Springfield, Ill, Aug. S.-Mrs. John
I. Orr Of this city has received the In
telligence that her nephew. John II.
Gamble, a son Of j. H. Gamble Of
Louisiana, Mo-. had been stabbed and
killed by FilipinOs in LuZon.@
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: Rumor. Of Foul Play.

U1 ~
Houghton, Mich, Aug: 1.-THE coro-
ner's inquest over the remains of Jo-
seph Ruelle, the eleven-year-old lad
drowned a week ago, has been ad-
journed for one week. There are
rumors that the lad was robbed and
drowned by other boys Of his own age.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-08-12
Tug Trust Progresses.

Buffalo. N. Y, Aug. Sit is officially
announced that the larbor tugs in
Maythams and Hand & Johnson's,
lines have been absorbed by the Great:
Lakes Towing company.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-08-12
Killed by Hi. Prisoner

London, Ky, Aug. S.-News has just
been received here from q remote part
of Leslie county Of the killing of a
constable by his prisoner. Last Thurs
day Jim Better went to the head Of
Middle Fork and placed under arrest
q man named Howard from Harlan
county. The two proceeded some dis
lance when Howard shot Better
through the head, killing him instant
IL
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-08-12
A Fire.

Glen Falls, n. Y, Aug. s.-A fire M
failing a loss of about $2.5O.OD. total
ly destroyed the works of the Portland
Cement company yesterday afternoon
The buildings, which were CT wood
burned like finder.
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Illicit Distilleries Raided.

1IlICIV OIU(11IGE1CB 1NU1UVUe
Chattanooga, Tenn, Aug. S.-Unfted
States revenue officers raided two il
licit distilleries operated within three
miles Of Chickamauga Park. Both
establishments did a land Office busi-
ness in supplying whisky to soldiers
at the Park, and had defied arrest, the
soldiers aiding the moonshiners in
keeping the officers of the track.
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Horribly ~sIangled.

Benson, Mimi, Aug. S.-Unknown to,
its parents the tlree-year-old child OF
Feter Hilleven, of the town Of Cashel.
went to sleep in a field Of ripeninI
grain md was horribly mangled by .
harvester and will probably die.
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chilly to Dewey.

Chilly to Dewey.
Berlin, Aug. Git is reported that
Admiral Dewey left Trieste earlier
than he originally intended, mainly be-
cause he did not meet with such a
good reception as he. had expected.
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SUMMER VACATION.

Decree Issued suspendins the Sit
tings Of The Spanish Cortes.
Madrid. Aug. S.-A royal decree has
been issued %suspending the sittings Of
the cores. The cortes is thus closed
for the usual summer period. No
time has been fixed for their reassem-
bling.
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Escaped From Lyncher.

Birmingham, Ala, Aug. e. John
Thomas, q negro, was surrounded in q
swamp near Cuba. Ala, by a lynch
Ing party. He finally managed to make
his escape after wounding several
members Of the posse.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-08-12
National. Guard ORGANIZATION,

National. Guard Organization.
Des Moines, Iowa, Aug. 8. Adjt.
Gen. Byers yesterday issued a circular
of instructions for recognizing the
Ninth Iowa national guard regiment.
He invites all volunteers who served
in the regiment during the Spanish
war to join the regiment now. Those
doing so will be given records of con-
tinuous service. ~
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-08-12
Lunched with the c...

st. Petersburg, Aug. S.-M. Delcasse.
French minister of foreign affairs, had
the honor of lunching at the Peterhol
palace with Emperor Nicholas and the
empress. Several Russian chief diE-
nitaries were also guests. III
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Negroes DrivenOut OF Town.
PAM, Ill, Aug. 6. - Three negroes
Gust arrived)swere set upon by sympa-
thizers Of union miners, pelted with
stones and driven out Of town. One
Of the negroes was badly injured.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-08-12
Admiral Dewey Banqueted.

Naples. Aug. 8. MI. Lewis N. IL.
dinrs. who arrived here from Rome
for the purpose Of welcoming Admiral
Dewey. rave a banquet In his honor ct
Hotels ROYAL The rooms were richly
Decorated with flowers and flags.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-08-12
One.Armed Mans Long II

shicago. Aug. S.-Albert v. Roe, the
cne.armed Postal Telegraph messenger
who Is riding a bicycle from New York
to San Francisco, arrived In Chicago
yesterday considerably ahead Of Lis
schedule: s5
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struck BY Lightnfng

Mount Pulaski, Ill, Aug. g. This
city was visited by q severe storm yes
,terday afternoon. "a barn was struck
Nv lightning and burned with contents
and three horses "a dwelling was
struck and family shocked.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-08-12
Niye Arc Drowned.

Baltimore, Aug. 8. Five persons
were drowned by the capsizing OF Q
small row boat In the northwest
branch Of the Pataposco river neal
this city.
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Fire at RIB Lake

Fire at Rib Lake.
Rib Lake, Wis, Aug. 6.-The j. j.
Kennedy Lumber company's planning
mill and lumber sheds burned; loss not
known. -s4 S.
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American Killed by Yaaui..

San Antonio, Tex, Aug. 8--News has
reached here that Walter Hemming.
4 4 American from this city, has been
|killed In asraidsby the Yaqui Indians.
|He left here Inst April to search for
eold IN, the Yaqui country Ss 4
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Probably Had a Good Time.

Chicago, Aug. s. - A well-attcnded
meeting Of the anti-imperialistic league
was held in Rosalie hall. Prof. II.
Laurence Laughlin. of Chicago uniyer-
sity. was the principal speaker.
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hya afarm

Killed by . storm.
Hicksville, Ohio, Aug. GA storm Of.
cyclonic proportions ragged here. Doz-
ems of cattle and horses were killed
and two fine barns destroyed.
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johannesburg, Aug. 8. - The negro,
who is a blacksmith by trade, was
leading horses from his forge on Fri
day morning when three mounted po-
liceman appeared and demanded that
he show his pass. They used abusive
language. The negro produced a
paper proving him to be an American
citizen, and protested against the
abusive language. .Thereupon the po.
liceman dismounted, knocked him
down and kicked him in the back with
his spurs. During the afternoon a
doctor to whom the negro had been
sent, for treatment exhibited nineteen
spur wounds to the crowd that gath
cred outside the exchange. A dramat-
ic scene ensued. DR.. Matthews har-
angued the people, appealing for JUS
tice and accusing Field Cornet Lom-
bard of being concerned. A warrant
has been issued for the arrest Of the
policeman. Lombard has submitted
an affidavit denuing that he was in
y0lved in the assault.
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CHANCE FOR A ROW
AMERICAN CITIZEN MALrREATED
AT JOHANNESBURG.
Down and kicked BIZ a po.
, liceman-His Pass Had Been De-
manded and PRODUCED, He Then
Protested Against Abusive Ian.
guage, Whereupon Thu Policeman
Set Upon Him and Cruelty NAL
treated Him-Nineteen Wounds
inflicted by spurs-American Con-
sui Takes the Matter Up.

London, Aug. S.-The johannesburg
correspondent Of the Daily Mail says:
A colored American citizen, a black
smith, was mistaken for a Kaffir out
side 1.-THE exchange and was cruelty
maltreated by the police, among whom
was a field cornet, for his inability to
produce a pass. The United States
consul has taken up the matter.
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The San Francisco call., 1899-09-14
THE STOCK MARKET.

Mining stocks were again lower, with a small
business Inc telegram from the pump said:
..At $50 this morning the water was "a feet
below the 1950-foot level station. No. l ele-
vator has been running continuously. The
work of taking out elevator No is progress
ing successfully and rapidly.
The Potosi assessment falls delinquent in Of
flee to-day, and the Chollar delinquent SAFE
also takes place.
Securities were active on the morning, session
and quite an assortment of stocks was dealt in.
HAWAIIAN Commercial sold at S95Q97.
The April Fool mine at De Lamar, Lincoln
County New. has declared a dividend of
cent per share, or 5000.
A shipment of s17 coo in bullion from the Dex-
ter mine at Tuscarora, Elko County, New. rep
resenting eleven days run, has been made to
The Oakland Gas Company will pay divi-
The Pacific and Sunset Telephone companies
will pay the usual monthly dividends on
the 18th.
will pay dividend of 25 cents per share on
The Sl00. 600 bonus to be paid by the twenty
seven companies to the Truckee River General
Electric Company is to be held in escrow and
the electric company will give bonds as secur-
ity. When the mining companies begin TO take
the power the money is to be rebated in pay
ment therefor The companies will contribute
the $780, coo in the following percentages: Con-
solidated California and Virginia, 10 per cent,
or Sl5 600; Sierra Nevada, Union Consolidated,
Mexican Ophir, Best and Belcher, Gould and
Curry, Savage, Cholar. Potos Crown Point,
each; Hale and Norcross, per cent, or $1,000;
Confidence, Caledonia and Occidental Consoli-
dated IL per cent, $500 each; Utah Con-
solidated Andes, Bullion, Alpha Consolidated,
Con Imperial Challenge Con-, Seq. Belcher.
Overnan, Alta and Justice, per cent each, or
$1,000. The total of these percentages amounts
to 1241a per cent, or s124,500 The bonus is not
to be paid all at once, but through long
period in easy installments.
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Hay and FeedStnfs.

Bran and Middlings continue firm at un-
changed prices
Receipts of Hay suddenly fell off, but the
market showed Improvement. The circular
of Somers Sc Co. says: Matters continue
along in a peculiarly uninterestng condition.
especially as much of the Hay now arriving is
Of medium grade rather than what might
be termed good or choice, has been noted
quite freely on the market during the months
OF July and August In a few districts where
pressing was commenced early, the fields are
about cleaned, although in many other places
they are not more than half through with
threshing and balng Warehouses filing
rapidly all over the country, although in many
the available space is filed There has been
some little inquiry on the market during the
past week for Hay for shipment south. but the
small difference in the range of prices between
the Los Angeles market and the San Francisco
market does not allow any shipments there for
the present, at least. The general inquiry is
for Barley Hay, which is not very plentiful
and which sells very slowly on the San Fran
cisco market We think that during the winter
some Hay will be shipped south from this mar
ket. but the demands for the Los Angeles and
San Diego markets will hardly be enough to
make any appreciabe effect on our market or
prices here
BRAN-sl5 5o6l7 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-S17 50I19 so per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley s1sG1S so per
SIS 50G129; Cocoanut Cake, $20q2l Cornmeal.
S2S 50lD24 so; Cracked Corn, s24ll25; Mixed Feed.
s16Ml6 80: Cottonseed Meal SOS per ton.
HAY-Wheat, Sc 500S 80 for common to good
and S949 25 for choice: Wheat and Oat, s6le
so: Oat. s6@7 90; Barley, s597; Island Barley.
Sc SOFAS
STRAw-3O935c per bale
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Dried Fruits, Nuts, Rdisins.

The quotations for Pears In yesterdays issue
were wrong. They should have read below.
The feeling was steadier yesterday and the
demand was good at unchanged quotations.
DRIED FRUITS (New Crop)-Prunes. in
sacks. 51Rc for 40-50s. 41ac for 50-60's, 3%c for
6O-7O's, 3q3Ac for 7o-SOs, &c for SO-90's and 224
d27sc for 9O-1OOs Apricots, 10q11c for Royals.
14G15c for Moorparks and 12@12zc for Blen-
helms; Peaches 4q414c for Standards. 5@51ac
for choice and &c for fancy peeled ,I Peaches.
4a5c per ID: Nectarines, 714qSc per lb for
red and Sd9c for white Pears, 5Q7c for guar
ters and 7d9c for halves: Black Figs. &c; White
Figs, 6Q6lac; Plums. 51Aq6c for dark and 10
RAIsINs-3s4c for two-crown. 4s4c for three
crown. 5$4c for four-crown, 414q6c for Seedless
Sultanas 3l5c for Seedless Muscatels and 81 20
for London Layers; Dried Grapes, 2A93c:
for softshell: Chile Walnuts. 11d12c; Almonds,
1Ol9@nl2c for paper shell sa9c for soft and and
Eastern: Brazil Nuts, s3a99c; Fiberts 11Q
111kc; Pecans, 7l3qSc; Cocoanuts. 81 50q5:
HONEY-Comb, 11iAc for bright and 1019c for
light amber; water white extracted, 7AQ112e;
light amber extracted, 6h@7c; dark, 512c per lb.
BEESWAX-24@26c per 10.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grams.

WHEAT-The market continued fat at un-
changed quotations.
Foreign advices and heavy receipts depressed
the Chicago market though there were more
buyers than sellers at the decline. Weare &
Peavy were reported to have Armour short.
The weekly Government report says that Ore
gon and Washington conditions have greatly
improved.
Spot wheat-shpping. 81 o21ta1 O3%4; milling.
81 07lkd1 10.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-9:15 O. oclock-May-2000 ctls,
81 1871.
Second Session-No sales.
Regular Morning Session-December-40
ctls 81 l01s 200O, 81 1885, 40,00O 81 10A May
2c0O 81 15$l.
cember-12 600 81 10as
BARLEY-Stagnation still characterizes the
market and quotations are more or less nomi-
nal.
Feed sOdS3%c; Brewing. sOq95c; Chevalier
81 10q1 2212 per ctl-
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-9:15 o'clock-No sales.
Second Session-No sales.
Regular Morning Session-No sales.
Afternoon Session--No sales.
OATS-The market is weak and excessively
dull at the decline. White, 81 05G1 NY; Red,
81 05d1 121b; Black 9069712c per ctl.
CORN-Eastern Large Yellow, 81 05. White
and mixed, 81 02iaG1 05 per ctl.
RYE-9OG92hc per ctl.
BUCKW KWHEAT-Nominal.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-14
Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON Sept 19-The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow: The wool
market is very active and strong. Several OF
the largest mills have been represented in the
market during the past week and they have
contracted for huge blocks OF wool, covering
a number of varieties and grades Large lines
of Territories have been taken in million
pound lots and over, one house reporting a
sale Of 1000, 900 pounds and sale OF ,GO0
while several others report large transactions
aggregating in each case half million pounds
or more Fleeces have been in large movement
and the demand for pulled woods also has i'm
proved A decidedly better demand for me-
dunn wools is noted. In addition to the bust
ness reported as having been consummated'
there has been an almost unprecedented inquiry
for sample bags, which it is believed will result
in further large transactions in the course of
week or two Prices continue strong, with an
upward tendency. The sales of the week IN
Boston amounted to 900 pounds domestic
and 4S5 900 foreign. making a total Of S956: 500,
against a total of $500 for the previous
week and total of 1876. 900 for the correspond
ing week last year. ~
Sales since January l, 1893. amount to ZOO.
year at this time.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-14
EASTERN MARKETS.
NelU York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-The recuperation OF
the money market by means of the severe
liquidation Of the last two days was reflected
in a much improved tone in the stock market
Prices were little inclined to advance in the
early dealings in spite of the buoyant tones
In the London market and the vigorous
strength shown by a few specialties. Early
loans on call were made at 767lh per cent
and decline set in soon after the opening,
which carried the level generallv below that
Of last night. The rate in call loans then fell
to 9 per cent, and after stiffening again spas
medically eased off in the latter part of the
day to per cent. About midday there came
the announcement that the Treasury Depart
ment had decided to anticipate by about ten
days the October payment OF interest on Gov
ernment bonds, which will amount in the ag-
gregate TO over $5O00OOO- The shorts took
alarm at the steady advance which set in and
rushed 20 cover. bidding up prices in the clos
ing dealings by wide advances to the top level
of the day. The closing very active and
buoyant and shows net gains ranging from
TO six points. To-day was the fortnightly
settlement the London Stock Exchange
where quite large short interest Is said to
have existed in Americans. The decline here
bought TO the extent of about 25,000 shares
Tennessee was strong from the outset and
after moving in erratic way closed the day
with an advance OF 6l9 points. American
Tobacco also developed early strength and left
off over points higher. Brooklyn Transit
was down nearly 10 yesterdays lowest point
and shows fractional net gain. The new United
States Milling stocks moved UP all day and
show net gains Of over points each and Colo
rado Fuel much. There were active upward
movements in the Leather stocks. The demand
for the railroads generally gained in volume
the day advanced and the upward move
ment was quite uniform in the principal ac-
tive issues which have net gains of between
and points in many instances.
The movement Of money on balance con-
tinued in favor Of the interior to-day, but a
debit balance at the clearing house by the
Sub Treasury relieved the pressure somewhat
So far is known there was no fresh sup
ply Of money in the market though the sharp
break In the call loan rates suggested that
some hidden reserve might have been brought
forward. Sterling exchange fell an additional
fraction for actual rates and posted rates were
reduced p cent, but the fact that discounts
in London were easier indicated that no gold
movement is in prospect from that quarter.
Bonds were inclined to cover in sympathy
Total sales par value, 81 475. 900.
United States bonds were unchanged in bid
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-14
General Merchandise.


BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags, 7@7Ac; Wool
Bags, 26@2Sc; Fruit Bags SAC, SIC and &C for
the three grades of white and 7D71kc for
bleached jute.
COAL-Wellington. IS per ton; New yelling
ton, IS: Southfied Wellington, 81 so; Seattle
Sc: Bryant. Sc; Coos Bay. S.; Wallsend. 81 5O;
Scotch, sS Cumberland 80 80 in bulk and $40 75
in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, $12;
Camel. IS per ton; Rock Springs and Castle
Gate, 81 co. Coke, $l2 per ton in bulk and s14 in
sacks.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes, terms cash. in 100-lb bags:
Cubes A Crushed and Fine Crushed. 514c; Pow
dered, 51ac; Candy Granulated, 51sc; Dry Gran
ulated. &c; Confectioners A. Sc; California A.
=, Magnolia a, 4ssc: Extra c, 41ac: Golden c,
4ssc; barrels, 1-16c more: half barrels. hc more;
boxes, 1ac more; 50-lb bags, 1sc more. No or
der taken for less than rs barrels or its equiv
alent: Dominoes. half barrels, 5Ac boxes &c
per lb.
COAL OIL-Has again advanced 12c, as fol-
lows: Water White Coal OIL IN bulk 121ac;
Pearl Oil, in cases, 1s1ac; Astral, 1S12c: Star
1siac; Extra Star. 2213c; Elaine. 2S12; Eocene
201bC gallon
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-14
Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

Some descriptions of Grapes are doing better.
Wine Grapes are being inquired after, and as
high as SIC is bid IN the country, but the grow
ers are asking s1SQ20
Orchard fruits are gradually getting scarcer,
and prices are steady for most kinds There are
a good many white Figs the market.
Lines have again advanced.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Apples. 35460c per box for common and 75c
Qs1 for good to choice
BERRIES-Bl -Blackberries. $4G14 so per chest;
Strawberries, s7QS per chest for small and 81
al for large berries; Raspberries, S3q4 per
chest: Huckleberries 6dSc per lb.
Grapes 20G30c per box and crate for Fon-
tainebleau 20d40c for black 40dG5c for Muscat,
3O05Oc for Tokay 75GS5c for Seedless. 4OG75c
for Cornchon and 55c4$1 for Isabellas; Wine
Grapes SlSG20 per ton.
Watermelons, S5d17 per 100.
Cantaloupes-25@75 per crate; Nutmegs, 100
30c per box.
and 75c6S1 for No. 2; in bulk, $35@Q50 per ton.
Figs 506l75c per box for double layers Of
black and 25d35c for white.
Peaches, 35d75c per box; in bulk s20935 per
ton
crate.
ounces 4OG60c per box.
CITRUS FRUITS-Lemons, s161 rs for COM
mon and s262 so for good to choice; Mexican
Lines 81 SOFAS California Lines, nominal
Bananas. 81 5oQ2 80 per bunch; Pineapples. $40
dozen
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-14

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept l3, p m.
The following maximum temperatures were
reported from stations in California to-day: