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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-07

got 10 sea. The I1dfayelI crossed out
Tor Hong Kong and Yokohama. while
the Briush bark MayGsld. the Brit
lsh ship County of Klnross ana tbs
German bark Fhy0rita 10 10 the Unit
ed Kingdom with grain cargoes. The
four vessels which departed yesterday
took cirgoes valued at more than 800
OOo The County Of Kinross. the last
n tht quarteite 10 clear. has $3.50
bushels " wheat. ydluel at ii.GC1.
Th. French bark Europe. which ar
rived some days ago from HOBART Tas-
mania. neglected 10 secure a bill n
health from the American consul therr.
ana. is Is customary. a nne " 5000
was imposed by Deputy Collector Par.
ker Yesterday word wiHr, seiycd f'Jm
he treasury department az Washington
tha, the nnr had been rsduss-l t. 10
The captain ~ the EurOp had secured /
bin of health from the British con-
sui and was Informed at Hobart tnat
ths was sufficient In view Of the cir
cums,ancrs. the department. RENTED
the fine.
what promises 10 b. one u the most
features u :hs Catholic fair
II the art gallery and museum. over the
destlnles u which two enterprisnR
young ladies' viii presie. The lrrepres-
siblc Frank Parncll Meany has been
engaged as splelcr The museum viii |
contain all sorts OF wonderful sights
but the young ladies' In charges have
declined to diyulge the fea-
turs. even % the other ladies at the
fair They are preparing the biggest
kind II a surprise and contemplate
rush or visitors that will tax the ca
pacliy of the bulllng The musee will
be- opened tomorrow evening
The November term Of the county
,ourt was convened Yesterday A Pc
luon was read from d. X. Warren and
,thers ASKING the construction of a
Dad from the south mi Of the
foungs bay bridge 70 Meriwether
Downs Maxwell Young, T. B. Morrl-
On and Hugh Mccormick were ap-
olniei viewers n the court determines
o build the road draw'briige over the
..wA and Clarke Will be- necessary
Illsn Anderson. Olaf Erickson and Otto
Jl5en were appointed viewers 10 exam
NJ into a request FOR a road from the
owls and Clarke drawbridge 20 the
'Jrt Clatsop road. Frederick Olsen
resented a protest aga the action
{ certain parties In placing logs In
he river al Oiney. The matter was
eferred to Rohdmas,er Frye. with in
tructIons to act. The court yesterday
pen, much time examining claims
Considerable interest Is being mani
.sted az the approaching engagement
{ the polite musical comedy Hunt
* for Hawkins" at Fishers opera
ouse next Monday night While
Tor Hawkins" IS strictly a
lrce comedy and does not contain ona g
ealIy serious line, Il IS Not ne Il ;he
bsurd. plotless sort with which amuse-
rent seekers have been bored rather
han entertained during recea: years, f,
contains an entirely original, well
ehnel and thoroughly interesting plot.
n. dialogue is said to be strictly
um5rous. and the situations irresist- =
bly, llughable In the action Of the l
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-07

Gail main sti Tor your coal require
msns orjsrs promptly nlled
nos. i5.esng meals-RlHlng sun Res
,auranI. slg Commercial street.
pa,roniso homo industry and buy your
feed AMI grain a, das'on's mill.
pEsT iS.cEST MEAL. RISING
SUN RESTAURANT.
The Danish Pilnsetss Marie left up
the river yesterday tor a grain cargo.
Cal at tho oteidcn, barber shop t5r
up,to.ia,o work Three nrst-elasa bar
boru
japanese goods Of all kinds. cheap at
Tho Yokohama uasccr. 6s6 Commercial
street,
The Danish Sark PrIuscrsc Marie lc,,
up Tho diver yesterday 'or a grain
cargo
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-07

People living on the Lewis ana Clhrke
yesterday asked the county court 10
furnish powder In order thai they may
tlist out cement near the Chadw,ll
achoolhouar. The cement VIII b. used
At the west end n the LOWS tnd
clarke bridge The court granted the
request
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AROUND TOWN.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

change ot copy musl reach tho bual.
nrss oftiee by m 60 secufo az.
poarincu 10 tho folloNlug mornings
edition This rulc VIII govern All 10.
cal Advertisements, excepting rcadlns
locals
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Chrn Simonson. " East Ast0rIa was
quite badly injured yesterday afternoon
AZ Bond and Tw 'lit1 slrceS. whore a
new bulliing II being erected. Tho
worhmen were hnir.ing q heavy tank
10 the roof u the building when The
derrick gave way. the tank failing on
Slmons1r ana rendering him unron-
sclouv lie Was soon revived bu, his
injuries will probably keep him indoors
flr several dlys 10 come
The French bark Bslan reached D1rt
yesterday morning from ST. Ncalirc.
France. after a rafting passage of 100
dayr The ncan - L ncw vessel ana
this s her maiden voyage Sac II one
NJ a ncct Of bounty carners npw be-
Ing built By me owning hrm and Is
a hyrr Ike nearly ill French vcs-
sells Her interior furnishings are pal
Gtlal an her quarters throughout are
The cap,Ain's VII, ac-
companies him oa tht trip.
The citizens sill for a city conyen-
ton ipprars In tniay'a As,orian. The
slate published yesterday In this paper
Ia admitted by party leaders u be T.
about right As Far as r. klowa the /
-rcasurcship nomination has not been /
settled. Neither G. V. Brown nor Dan |
Il Allen - very anxious for the noml- ,
nation. but one of IN, two win unuues.
lonahly be- selected The Republicans
,rc SIM non-comml,tal ana as vet no .
lcw candidates have been announced.
Captain James Ktating's launch "a /
sle came near gIing 20 sea yesterday.
While In the lower harbor she lost her
.ud icr and started 20 drir 20 sea The
'rcd.camrnt ~ M launch was obscry-
a By the locaoui AZ Point Adams and .
he lifrboat promptly FASTENED to Us
,sslst3nrs When the lfc-savcrs reach |
"a hy the l11klu. a. Point Adams ani /.
ward the breakers and soon would have
,ccn helpless at sea. A jury ruidcr
Nae riEged and the lliebiat accompin.
ci ths launch go the cltv.
There was a lull the storm yester-
lay and four wcA,her-hound vessels
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-07

We have Just received shlpmrn, u
very mo smoked bloa,crs~-J johnson
llrla,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-07

The steamships Columbia and An.
ancc arrived Yesterday from San Fran.
e!nco
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-07

The Jolly NrighborH viii give one of
their pleasant DANCES az Hanih1rn's
hail tonight.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-07

Call main sti Tor your coal require
msnIa Orders promptly nlled
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-07

\ marriage l.cenEc was granted ycs-
lcrlay Co Alfred schrcngcr NJ rac.dc
county. Wash, ani Evrllne lIoppa, u
cau,p county
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED. !


From Kauai, per stmr Jas. Makee.
Aug 16.-Mrs Hill. DR.. Hubby, Dr.
Cofer. Captain Olson and 10 deck.
From San Francisco, per S. S. Am
erica. Aug 16.-For Honolulu: Mr..
D. j. Wallace. Mr.. C.. H. G. Moller.
Mr. F. C. Cosby. In Transit: Rev.
Chas. Bishop. F. Dearborn, W. L.
Franklin. Mrs. w L Franklin, Mss
D. C. French. F. Hansen. Miss E. P.
Hughes. Mrs. E. p Milliken, Miss E.
p MiIliken, Miss T. Matani, Mrs. J !.
VI. McCartee. Mrs. S. Niwa. T. Shi-
Okla, Miss H Wyckoff. Rev. W. NJ.
Barrett. Miss NJ. B. Barrett, Rev. ".
NJ Blair. Mrs. W. NJ Blair, Miss N
Henry, Rev. E. H. Miller, P. Ottle-
sen, J H. Dugan. Rev G.. NJ. Gard
ner, Mrs. G. NJ. Gardner and six chill
dren. L. Harrison. Mrs l. Hopkins,
Mrs. l.. Lewis, Mr.. A. R. Miller,
Archdeacon j. r. Wolf, Mrs. J. R.
Wolf. Miss A. Wolf. l.. Basch, Mrs.
L. Evans, A. G. Field, J. Israel. s.
Jacobs, W. D. Kraft, Mrs. W. d.
Kraft and daughter. Ed Mathie. Mrs.
Nellie Robinson, B. C. Randall. DIR.
Vim. Taft. Jr. Storage: 10 Euro
pCeA StccIdScs ASldltC SlStTdSe, 81
Japanese and lis Chinese.
From San Francisco, per stmr. Ma
riposa. Aug. 16.-S. T. Alexander.
Rev. Father s. Barbe, W. G.. Barn
well. Mrs. Barnwell. c. T. Bird, Miss
n. Carr, Miss E. n. Cheek. C. H
Ciapp. E. ]. Cotton, E. n. Davis, B !.
K. Denbigh. Mrs. Denbigh and child,
P. H. Dodge. Mrs. Dodge. Rev. Faith
sr W. Dutching, Mrs. A. Eldredge,
Ira Esken. Mrs. R. Gillian. P. K.
Gordon. Mrs. Gordon. Mrs. C. A.
Graham and children. Graham H.
Harris. Mrs Harris, Miss o. Harris,
Miss NJ. Irwi, W. B. Kincaid, D. c..
Lindsey. w. Lucas, C. ] Ludwigsen,
Mrs. NJ. Nahum and infant, Miss
Nahum. Miss NMcLain. Miss C. Mead
Fred R. Merchant, Miss K. Nielsen,
Miss G.. Power. J. c. Quinn. Rev. Faith
sr NJ Raepsaet. Rev. Father R. Roche,
Miss NJ. B. Rose, W. F. Sanborn, c..
Seen. F. G.. Sykes, Mrs. Sykes. A.
H. Wagner. E. Wolf.
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Dismsns Essas 80 > m--wezEAss
eiossT. vsad usAs zortneaat

So a0snsns anesa 1ass roa ~
Coast
TIE scAooner sskr-a VII san Ecr
tie coas< Eitn ran cargo q sugzr
IN szzdxE
Sand Is being hrcazhS fruz he
C04z< n large Quantities for the use
of bztldsrz here
The bark DsSuona Head viii SAL
for the Soun4 IN ballast q Io46 , ear
80 q eGel for Kaanapali
TIE bark M0hIcan arrived in San
Francisco On the sth inst AfEer : trip
q thirty-two DAYS from this port
James McC4aley. 3 sailor On the
schooner SehOme. IS repated 20 be the
greatest lf1guist il toEn- BE IS credit
I'd with being able 20 speak seven diff
ferent languages and six or seven diz-
iects and is learning the Hawaiian
tongue under the tuition OF detec1iTs
David Kaaps.
/ The ZezlsndIz IS 20 be laid Up. Shs
arrived IN San Francisco on the 10tl
and locked Just as the Mariposa pr
TO sea She had 4 good trip up ans
made good time. The Alameda vii
not be able 10 take the pun In tn
Msriposa's place for about two months
yet as the strike has greatly deIaye'
work on her.
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z s Reeasla. Am. seAA. Jergsnssn
Ladzow. AzE II
zsnrss1e. n. ~. Darss. Hxkodake
AnE -
EssarT vIIsra. An. -. L4vis. s4astls.
J s. Bg01n, Ak So. EnfghE. Ns~-
castle. 5alv 81
Ksnr0ss. Rr 50. Locke. Garlic. arg.
:.
gaiuIaaf An bk-. Dzs<l. san Fszness
GO. Arg II
o. II KsIloGz. An sch. Iserson. n
re<A. Aug g
R0sam0za, An. sShr.. 1ohnssz.
Francisco, July IL
81 NIehosAs. An So Br0wn. sydney
July -.
S. C. alien. An hk- JoAHson. S T.
July Is
skagft, An hkt. Robinson. Pert Gan
bic. Aug. L.
sehosne. An sch. Peterson. IquiQus
July 10
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IPAssENeERs DEPARTED.


For Kauai. per stmr. Iwalani. Aug.
I5,-Mr. and Mrs. Todd. W. A. Kin
ney. C. II Brewer. A. waterhouse.
A. F. Cooke, Levi Kauai. Emma Kau-
al. Miss Ashbridge. Judge Stanley.
For Kona and Kau ports, per stmr.
Aanna Loa. Aug. 16.-Miss Punui,
Ali. Mary Ann Kalaka, All Sing. Mrs.
W. Foster. ]. P Cooke, ]. Monsar-
rat. W. H. Shipman. C. Ahana. Miss
Hammerschlead. F. s. Dodge. James
Rolph. Mrs. Hart and 3 children. Matt
Mccain. Eugene Mccain. Gertrude
Mccain, Angie Mccain. Geo. Carter.
Geo. Koaa. Mrs. K Mahaniu. Mrs
s. Opu. s. Matsumoto. Mrs. Guerre-
70. W. d. Baldwin. John Hose. Chuck
Van. Miss Williams. c. P. Grimvood,
W. J kase, Ida Ferva. Fl. T. Hay
seIden. Sahima and children.
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Movements Of Transports.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. Ia.-The
next transport due at this port is the
sheridan which Is bringing General
Macarthur and party. and Is expected
20 arrive next Tuesday. Next Thurs
DAY the Sumner viii be due from Ma
Mia. by way Of Honolulu. and follow
ing her viii be the Dix. formerly the
large freighter Samoa. and due here
September 4th. The first transport
90 sail from this port viii be the
Meade. scheduled 20 leave for Manila
next Friday. The Warren Is Sched-
nled 70 sail from Seattle August goth
FOR this port. TO prepare for a trip
70 Nsnila. The Rosecrans has sailed
from Unaiaska FOR Nome. and the Ex-
bert Is nov AZ Nome. The Hancock.
Relief Lawton. Wright and Burnside
are now At Manila, and the vessels
expected there soon are the Grant. on
August 18th: the Buford. on August
18th: the Thomas. on August Goth
Fitzpatrick. August 2eth. all from this
port, and the Mcclellan. from New
York. August seth.
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slocum Lost Tow.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4.-Helpless
and high out OF the water. the trans
port Lennox reached port at o'clock
yesterday morning. having been pick
ed up at sea by the steam schooner
Iaqua at $3.50 o'clock Thursday night
few miles of San Luis obispo bay.
The exact position was in latitude 35
deg. 80 min. north. longitude 121 deg.
Is min. west. The Iaqua. owned by
A. W. Beadle & Co. of this city, and
commanded by Captain Gunderson.
win receive probably SIS. 900 for bring
ing the Lennox to port. task that
occupied less than thirty-six hours.
OF this amount Captain Gunderson
win get several thousand dollars. and
each member OF the crew will receive
several hundred dollars. IL the usual
rules are observed. II win be remem-
bered that the U. s. tug Slocum went
out to seek the disabled transport.
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Columbia VIII Defend.

NEW YORK. Aug. 10.-Reports hay-
ing been received In this city by cable
message to the effect that Thomas
Upton had semi-offieial information
that the Columbia would defend Am
erica's cup against Shamrock II. a
reporter OF the Press was informed
that. although the trial races between
the Constitution and the Columbia will
not be held for three weeks, a major.
ity OF the cup committee has agreed
that unless alterations now under way
make the Constitution a much i'm
proved boat ii would be inadvisable to
select her as the cup defender.
J. Pierpont Morgan. being asked II
he had heard OF the cup committees
views, said: It is absurd to talk OF
this before the trial races. 1 decline
70 say anything further
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DEPARTURES

Friday, Aug. 16.
Stmr Mauna Loa- SimersOn, Cor
Maui and Kona ports.
Am bark St. James. Tapley, for the
Sound
Am. ship Hecla. Nelson. for the
Sound
stmr Keauhou, Mosher. for Ana
hola.
Stmr. Kauai. Bruhn, for Lahaina.
Kaanapan. Honokaa and Kukuihaele.
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> . . . o . . . . 0 . . co Q Q {
VESSELS CHARTERED FOR
AND ON THE WAY TO
HAWAII FROM
Newcastle, Aus

Newcastle. Aus.
Forester. Am SC Smith. 81.
Semiole. Am bk- Taylor. 1872
Mary G. Cushing. Am sp- McNein.
1875.
Insincible, An So. Mackenzie, 1855.
Fred Cover. An sc. Johnson. T2s.
Adderley, Br- hk Beruuist. 1147.
DomiElon, Br. hk- Rodd. 1914
St Dzvid. Am sp. Pearson. 1875
Great Admiral, Am. SD. Sterling 14o2
abby Palmer. Am. blk. Uhlherg. 1705.
Challenger. Am. blk. Fownes. 1898.
Euterpe, Am blk Swanson. 1247.
Ut. Sudden. Am. bk Birkholm, SIT.
Wrestler, An. bk- Nielsen, z09
.,hehaiis. Am bk SImonsen. e43
Alex Gibson. Am sp. Dunbar, 204S.
Reuce, Am. SD. Whifmore. 1923.
Kennebec. Am. sp. Gammons. 1886
Churchill, Am. SC Treanor. 500.
Honoipu. Am. SC. Olsen. $50.
Jas. Tuft, Am. sc. Piitz. 1043.
]. L. Stanford An bkt. Mollested,
SCI.
Mahukona. Am. sc. Mcdonald. e53.
Star OF France. Am. sh. Fisher, 1922.
VIM. H. Smith, Am sc. Smith. 4s6.
Echo. Am bkt. Belleson. $50.
Iyanhoe, Br. blk. Grant 1919.
Jas. Drummond, Am. sp Sleeves. 1415,
James Nesmith, Am. sp. Warner. 1889
Prince Regent, Nor Blk. Jorgensen,
1882.
Star Bengal, Am b., UIberg. 1884.
Pactolus, Am bk-. Dart. 1864
Prince Louis. Nor sh-. Ellefsen. 1922
Sonoma. Am. bk.. StensIcnd, 997.
/ Jas. Johnson, Am bk, Bennecke. 692
Drumcraig, Br. sh.. McCallum, 1851.
Drummuir. Br. sh-. Armstrong, 1898.
San Francisco
Sheridan, o. S. str. Pierce, 1854
Sherman. U. s. str, 1475.
Logan, U. s. str. Stinson. 1904.
Annie Johnson, Am bk- Nelson, 976
Hilo.
New York.
Oregonian, Am. str new.
Californian, Am. str. Morrison, 3T16
American. Am. str. Mcdonald, $500.
Helen Brewer. Am. sp. Mckay, 1917
Gray's riar.or.
Edwards, Am. Sc, (newl.
Eldorado, Am. Sc, (newl.
Kona, Am. Sc, 9i2.
Port Gamble.
Alice Cooke, Am. sc. Penhallow, i22
VIM. Olsen. Am. sc. Ulrich, 491.
Eureka.
Metha Nelson. Am. sc. Christ'son, SSs
Kah.
Serena Thayer, Am. Sc. Mcvicar, 1876
Tacoma
$. DO D; Carleton, Am. sp- Amesbury
Hamburg.
Lord Shaftesbury, Br. sp. Doty. 227s
Lita, Ger. sp.. Harms, 1914.
Bremen.
Sirene. Ger. sp. Sauermilch. 141e.
Vera, Ger. Blk. Brunings. s57.
Everett.
Vidette, Am sc. Dodd. SIS, Hilo.
Fl. c. Wright, Nielsen, 275. Kah.
Cardiff.
Euphrates. Br. sp. Davies. 1873.
Norfolk.
Benz. F. Packard, Am. sp. Allen, 201S
/ Manila.
Susquehanna, Am. sp. Bailey. 259s.
London.
Langdale, Br sp.. Hunter, 1889.
j Nitrate Ports.
Santa. Br. bk. Stronnar. 500.
Ballard.
Mildred. Am. SC, Rose Al.
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DC sehoonens coIIlde-

A strange incident OF the sea was
the recent collision OF the New Eng
land coast Of the only two six-masted
sehooneTs in the world. the Eleanor A.
Percy Of Bath and the George ".
Wells Of Camden. Ne. Under spank
ing ten-knot breeze the big vessels
came together. the bowsprit and stem
Of the Percy being smashed. and the
Wells suffering damage 20 the extent
Of Seo,00 an receiving such shock
that the spokes in the wheel on the
after deck were cracked. The Percy's
stockless anchor was driven into The
Wells 50 deep that two horses had to
be used 10 draw 1t out.
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oresonlan Arrives.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 10.-Anoth-
er large new steamer built FOR the
American Hawaiian steamship Com
pAny. reached port yesterday on her
maiden trip and win hereafter ply on
the route connecting San Francisco
Honolulu aad New York. This IS tie
0regonian. 81 5000 tons built az the
Roach shlpyards. on the Delaware
The vessel was built durirg the past
year. from the same plans upon which
the Californian. Hawaiian aud Araeri
can we're constructed. the irst.namea
az the Union Iron Works. and the two
latter By Reach. The oreeonian Is
commanded By Captain Williams. Tor.
merly master o. the sseana vhaiinr
bark Balaeaa. the ship Frederick Bill
ings and ether wefl-known vessels.
A carge q TS1o tons Of general
freight was brought By the orexunsan
which sailed from New Tork Nay ssth
On account 81 the breaking o. vaire.
stem In the enElne-room the steamer
put "a ag Nontevl6eo. sailing Eve DAYS
later. 0ae nlght vas spent Il Ssndy
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sAlePlNe NOTES.

The brig consuelo SAILED from Ma
Aakona Tor San Francisco August 1st
A new steam launch va brought
e the Gerard c. Tobey far The I. I s.
\. CO.
The bark Gerard c. Tohey aftax
quite an experience with the strikers
81 San Francisco arrived here yestar.
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ARRIVALS.

Friday. Aug. Is.
Am bk- Gerard C. Tobey, Cove, Is
days from San Francisco.
stmr. James Makee, TuIIett. from
Kauai.
T. r.. X America Maru, Going.
from San Francisco.
o. s. s. Mariposa, Rennie, from
San Francisco.
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ArERCHANTMEN.

U s. tug Iroquofs. Pond. Midway Isl.
and. August s
MERCHANTMEN.
tThis list does not include coastersl
Archer. Am. bkt,. Hardwick. San Fran
cisco. Aug. II
charner, Am. sp.. Slater. TacOma. July
IS.
C D. Bryant. Am. bk-, Colley. san
Francisco. Jnly 3
Diamond Head. Am Blk. Petersen. San
Francisco, Aug. IA
Emily Reed. An. sp-. Baker. Sydney.
uly 4th.
Emily +. Whitney. An. bk. Bregmna,
San Francisco. Ang. IA
u. Slade. An. sch. Sorensen.
Newcastle. for Eleele. July "a OFT
side.
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Point and another a. Point Gallant. in
the Straits. and on July 18th the Ore
Eonsan put in AZ CoToneI for coal. sail
ing four days later. The tine from
New York Ezs seYenty-three days
from Mouteyfdeo forty-thres days and
from Coronei twenty three days Elk
cept for two days Of rough weather
after passing Cape Pillar. at the Pa
cifc end Of the Straits Of Magellan
the trip vas in pleasant weathel
throughout. and the big steamer prov
ed exceptionally steady. The steamer
locked az Steuarf-street wharf. wherS
the cargo viii be discharged Fol
loving the Oregonfan Is the Califor
rian. which lefs New York tEentl
days after. but az Cor0neI had game
ten days on s-e Oregonian. She Il
expected 10 reach port In about ter
days. bringing large cargo OF freight
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Captain Henry st. George Lindsay.
commander Of the White Star steam
e. Celtic. OF over 10000 tons. the
largest ship ever built. was formerly
captain Of the steamer Coptic. plying
between San Francisco and the ORR
ent. He was on the Coptie some years
ago and for year following remain
Il with the vessel.
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Hilo Steamer.

ENAA1 1eEaATEf-
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. s.-Captain
Frederick C. Miller. who brought the
steamer Enterprise out from New
York a few weeks ago. viii be retain
ed In command By Captain Natson.
who has purchased the steamer for
the Hilo trade. The Enterprise Is
loading freight at the long wharf at
Oakland. and Is scheduled 70 sail next
Monday for HIlo.
The Enterprise was formerly the
British steamship ST George and a
few year5 ago was in the Australian
passenger trade. Her last foreign
owner. H Deederischen Of Kiel. Ger
many, sent her to Cuba during the
war with a cargo of coal and she went
ashore in a fog. almost on the exact
spot on which General Shafter landed
his troops. She was got on and sold
to American parties, who repaired her.
changed her name TO Enterprise and
got an American registry for her. She
is 1898 tons gross burden, 1922 feet s
inches long. 35 feet inches beam,
26 feet S inches deep and was built
In 1882 at Newcastle-on.Tyne She
is a splendid sea boat, a large carrier
and speedy. as her run OF seventy-two
days from Baltimore shows. She and
the Asuncion sailed together for this
port, but the Enterprise beat her rival
ten days.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

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A TOUGH OLD SALT.
Admiral Keppe1 Has Spent n Life.
time in the British Marine
Service.

TIE Keppel family, of England, o!
which the brave old admiral bearing
the name is member, is notorious for
its toughness. Sir Harry, as the ad-
miral is called was conspicuous among
the guests at Lady Mary Keppel's wed
ding couple of weeks ago. Sir Harry
retired from the royal navy in 1879
afer spending no less than 81 years in
that service. In the China war of sc
years back, he had command of the
Dido, and won distinction, and he was
quite an old fighting hand when he
served in the Baltic and Black seas dur
ing the Crimean war. After the close
of the Crimean campaign he returned
to China and covered himself with
glory in the desperate work in Fat
shan creek. Keppel bay, in Borneo,
now an old-esta blished settlement, was
called after him. Forty years ago he
asked the electors Of his beloved Ports
mouth to let him go to parliament, but
they insisted ON keeping him to the
quarter deck. The admiral is a fine
specimen of the old-fashioned sea dog,
and is as young yet as many who might
be his grandchildren.