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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26

J. l.. Rankin went to Black ford
Wednesday.
l.. p. Mitchell, OF Lola, was in
town Tuesday.
Kelley lands, Of Kelsey, was in
the city Wednesday.
Ebert Hillyard, of Fredonia,
was in town Wednesday.
Miss Maud Dodds, of Crider, is
the guest Of Miss Mabel Guess.
Miss Katie Carter, Of Levias, was
the guest Of relatives here this week.
The famous Chattanooga Disc
Plow for sale by COCHRAN 4 PIcKENs.
Clarence Ringo, Of Blackford,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday
here.
Don't fail to look at the Chatta-
nooga Disc Plow at COCHRAN &
PIcKENs'
Miss Neal Cossitt, who has been
visiting at Demopolis, Ala, has re-
turned home.
Miss Bonnie Fugate, Of Dixon,
visited her sister, Miss Della, sever.
al days this week.
Mcssrs. Jesse Farris. Joe Wag.
goner and j. b. Simpson, Of Salem,
were in town Wednesday.
The lumber has been put on tn,
ground for two new dwellings in
the Blackburn.Weldon addition.
Clevc Wolfe, Of Salem, who re.
Gently returned from Berca, at
tended the show here "Wednesday
night.
FOR SALE-A few chioce lots
i'm O'Bricn addition. Prices rea.
.onahlc, terms to suit purchaser.
It c. +. WELDON
Mr.. and Mr.. Henry Rice, o
Kelsey, came down Wednesday I,
SEE the hall game between Marion
and Princeton.
Mrs. T. e. Guess returned from
81 Louis Tuesday accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Carrie Rose, o
Blackwell, |, T.
FOR SALE-Finc thorough brct
Dune Jersey pig, 5 To 10 week
old, Sj. each.
cit ]. ]. MARTIN, sullivan, Ky
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Whiinc,
VI Water Valley, Miss, arrive,
Tuesday io H. u, guests ui Mr.
and Mr.. Il. +. Durr.
Mis-, Lillian Bryant, daughter d
C. ". Bryant, left Monday f.
Evansville. WHERE she has a psi
ton At the Wcpdmcrc Asylum.
I II. =. Iacole, II Cmyncyill,
wa. In town Wednesday on husi
uc,s. We ar sorry to learn tina
he contemplate moving away trou
this county,
Mr.. NJ. Cooper and son, Ray
of Kansas, returned home Tucsda
by way of the Worlds Fair. MIR
Cupper Is ihcs,cpdaugh,cr Of J. A
Jacobs, Of this city.
J.F.'lnyd returned from Ro,
Ark, Monday, whew he went o
business. We understand that i
and Cashier 7. ]. landcll, Of III
: Marion Bank, closed a contract
Roe for 1000 aCps Of land at Z
per acre.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26

c. 4. Weldon went to Princeton
Tuesday on business.
G. B. Lamb, of Shady Grove,
was here Wednesday.
c. 5. Knight, of the Marion Zinc
Co., arrived Thursday.
B. l.. Wilborn went to Hender-
son Thursday on business.
f. j. Hayward went to Evans
vile Thursday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. McChesney
spent Wednesday night at Kelsey.
The lS-year-old son Of Mack
Stephenson, Of near Mexico, died
last week.
Jno. Sutherland and little daugh-
ter, Ruth, returned Thursday from
Frankfort.
Miss Blanche Crawford, Of Tolu,
is the guest Of her brother, viii T.
Crawford.
Mrs. ]. H. Clifton, Of Dycusburg,
is the guest Of her children here
this week.
Mrs. A. e. Couch, Of Paducah.
was the guest Of Mr.. and Ms. j.
l.. Clifton this week.
r. l.. Moore and Chas. Evans
left Thursday to attend the State
Sunday School Convention at Hen
derson.
W. +. Potter made a business
trip to Eddyville this week. He
will soon begin work there on the
penitentiary on a three months
contract.
Robt. Bennett, Vim. Williams
and Jas. and Harve Herrin. Of near
Fords Ferry, were in town on legal
business Wednesday.
I II you want To buy a fine Kim
hall organ ut prices and terms that
will suit you, bc sure To see me.
c. 4. WooDALL.
Ross Owens was home Sunday
from the mineral district Of Crit
tendcn and Livingston counties.
where he spends most Of his time.
I-lProvidcncc Enterprise.
G, r. Bib and son, Leslie, 81
Mexico, were in town ON business
Monday. MIR. Bibb will move his
family To town soon to get the ben
edts II Marion Graded School. r.
Rev. J.. l.. Paris, Of Indiana, Is
here on business, hut will preach
at Pleasant Hill sunday. We un-
+ dcrs,and he thinks II buying prop
crty and returning tn the south.
Pastor T.. &. Hughes, assisted by
Elder II. G. lIopcwcll, II SiurVis.
Will lygin series II meeting. ai
Baker church next Sunday night.
Services will bc held both day and
night.
, R.N. Minncr and son, Ray,
, Mr.. r. W. Barnes and little
daughter, and q. II. Cain, Of Blod-
gc,t, Mo-, formerly Of this county,
arrived Tuesday to visit friends and
relatives here few weeks.
4 Miss Juno Barnett and Company
= filled three nights engagement at
2 the opera house this week. A good
1 crowd has hccn IN attendance at
every performance, and the show
gave entie satisfaction,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26
LOCAL BRE vlTlES.
Il. J. Morris. Dentist, Marion.

Haly Cochran (. very sick Of
fever.
Jnu. Franklin. oi Tolu, was in
ihc city Monday
]. W. Hudson. 81 Salem, was in
ihc city Tuesday.
Jack Williams returned from
Indiana Monday
J. =. Handy. oi Livingston
n,unty. was here Tuesday.
Mapr W. II. Hoyt. Of S,urgis.
called a, ,hi. office Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mr.. g. A. Dcboe
visiicd relatives in town Tues.
LAY.
]. 7. Roney and Mi. Flcta
hp- arr attending the Worlds
Fair.
Mn. Gco. Roberts returned Tues
d.y from q few day. visit a, FIRE.
donn.
Mn. Gco. Gray and daughter,
Mis Elli.. visited friend. in Padu.
cab thi- wcck
A. ]. Pickcn- was sick and una.
Ole Ia attend a. hmsinc-- several
lay this week
ia, your r-.echr. in halves aud
firing thcm in we'll dried.
u. SmAR.
Attorney ] II Terrell, II Eliza.
bcthiown. H.. vas In town Tues.
day nn hu.inc-.
Mi-s T.. VI. Lag. II Lawrence.
ellie, H.. registered q, the New
Marion Tuesday
The ampr. NJ It'll Spring 'ay
that postmaster Crdcr'. health and
appetite !. improving
Rr,. j. j. Smith and wife, ID
Clinton, arrived Tuesday cuwutc Il
Hurricane mp-mviing
". e.. Archer and J &. n,lkcr
~ thu Owcnsluu Chauiaupm
WIN In the city this week
T. \. Inv. II HALL, Tenn, wiz,
~, guest II irirud' hvr ans
mar Salem ha. returned home.
Mn Tons Davidson, IT Prince
ton. arrived In the city Tuesday &
h. ilr guest II friend, AMI ria
iiv-.
J. l.. Roach. II llopkiu.,illc, !
tlc p1,ial OPERATOR uptown Will
Mi,. Cameron 3. attending tW
Fair
judy ]. =. Gordon, WIN wa
hem this wcck trying a few c'>c, Il
-pcCnl session uiumci hom
Tuesday
Robbie. the fifteen months ol,
talr II Marion and Nellie Phelps
~ near Baker. died sunday, Al
gust 2lsi.
]. u. Kcyil and daughter, Mi'
Mabel. aud Mr.. Carl iicndrt-'
returned fOm the Worlds fai
Monday evening.
". Bernard pullcn, 81 the Clh
ton Democrat, SPIN, two or TIM
days In the city visiting friend
returning Monday.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26

W. II. Clark returned from Daw-
son Sunday.
J. W. Guess, of Tolu, was in
town Saturday.
J. W. Pritchett, Of Gladstone,
was in the city Saturday.
Jno. Griffith, Of Henderson. was
the guest Of relatives here Sunday.
Clarence Terry left Tuesday for
Admission, Mo, on a prospect trip.
10. and b. W. Belt, Of the
Lola section, were in the city Tues
day.
Joe Gray and wife, Of Salem,
registered at the New Marion Sat
urday.
Mcssrs. +. Belt and Geo. Brooks
Of near Lola. were pleasant callers
Monday.
Miss Carrie Moore came home
from Evansville Tuesday to spend
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. McNeely, Of
Princeton, are spending the week
in town.
Mn. ]. II. Yates and her younger
daughter left Tuesday to attend the
Worlds Fair.
Master Rudell Elder, Of near
Salem, i visiting Norvel Chitten-
den this week.
Mn. Rufus Stinson, Of Carmi,
Ill.,. is the guest 81 relatives and
friends here this week.
Mrs. Hunter aud daughter, Mr..
Mn. IIcarin, Of Cavc-in.Rock, rig.
i-,crcd at the New Marion Tues
day.
DR.. ]. q. Dixon, together with
hi. wife and children, left Tuesday
cor the Worlds Fair tn remain
until Monday,
re. McMasicr, who ha. lccr
filling a position at Mexico, passed
through town cuOuic to his hom,
at lrma, Monday.
Mr.. and Mn. Felix Cox accom-.
panied hy their -on, Virgil, ans
Mis-. Willie Croft, LEFT Tuesday {,
attend the World. Fair.
Mr.. SVti Daniel and children,
II Hutiawa, WIN have lscn VISITING
Mn. l.. ". Cmcy, attended III,
p,vr Crck Association and !. visit
mg Ia ,ha, vicinity
Chas. Evans has l.yu To Kelsey
l.i.mau and othcr points this wccl
in the Interest II the school, an,
b. inform, us that many younl
people arr coming hrN to a;;cn'
.chuul.
Mr. and Mr.. T. +. Cliff, a.
Princeton, VEN the gust, II W. T.
McNccly and family this week
The two gentlemen went To Evans
willie Monday To examine ani ~
pricc, on machinery ior their lum
lVr huSinrs. In Missouri.
h. VI. Willpm left Sunday io
Grcnvillc, where he will have
, position selling the White scwinI
machine. Mr.. Willom Is one q
! the lrs, posted local sewing ma
, chine men In the state. having sol,
machines hem for several year
either for himself or Others, FL
many years he sold the White her
for Geo. NJ. Order.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26

Rufus Clark left for the World's
Fair Tuesday.
Bert Sisco left Tuesday for the
-. Louis Fair.
J. d. Hodges Of Frances, was a
pleasant caller Monday.
Hope Yates and sister, Miss Al
lie May, returned from It. Louis
Sunday.
Miss Sallie Bond, Of Princeton,
arrived Wednesday to visit Mrs
Gus Taylor.
VIM. j. Jones, better known as
Pepper Bill, " Of Henderson, was
here Tuesday.
Miss Mar Num- and oil Tucker
were the guests Of friends at FREE
donna Sunday.
DR.. J. y. Todd and Dan Patten.
81 Frcdonia, made a flying trip to
the city Sunday.
Ernest Melton has a house full
81 company this week. from Marion.
Shady Grove aud Kuttawa. Dix
on Journal.
VIM. Charles passed through the
city "Wednesday cnroutc Ia Hurri-
cane camp-mecting. where he will
lead the singing
The Tolu Mill. are making the
lS,, II Hour. Bring u your wheat
and H. convinced of the fact.
PARI- Il jaws.
Mn. T.. Il. Dcloc was in town
Tuesday tn scc her new residence
in the Cochan.pickcns addition
which j. alou, complete.
Mn. J. u. Hubbard, accompa.
MED hy her children. Dcnnic and
Mamie and Mr.. ". &. Canahau
al LEFT Tuesday Tor the World'
Fair.
] Il. Scully accompanied by hi.
wife and Mis- BERTHE Chapman,
II Chicago, hayc l.yu guest. IT Mr.,
a. ]. Bennett, II Tolu, returned
home Friday.
Eyangli.,s Mis,,. Rcriic Crow
aud Luna Anderson arrived Tue.
day rnrruic to Hurricane camp
mvtiug, whcr they will assist
Rev. ] ] smith.
Minuyr Glor, In digging a ci.
tern un lot be- purchased Ia III,
O'Bricn addition dropped down
onto a l.rly It carlnnipyl lime. n
this writing the carbon has sppad
acr,,- the loi,om II the WILL. Mr.
GloD think. hy going further h,
b will find q l.sly II valuable on.
Mr-,lam,- Birdie Elder and lcu
uic p,u lcit ior 81 l0ui. n,c.,la,
tn purchase the stock ior their mil
: lincry hu,incs, at Halls, Tenn
+ They will ~ dipci ium Il, loui
p tn Halls. They were accompanic,
a. Ear a. 81. Louis by Mr.. Ton
p Gcorgc aud Master Harold Franks
T, " Salem.
Mis Mary BruiI, Of Hopkins
willie. WIN will teach the Elm Gwv
schccl this iall aud who has lsyi
+. visiting friends In thi. county an,
= Livingston for two wccks, pw tn
h RuRp a wry plcasan, call Tuesday
: while cnwulc home. Miss BuI
Z owns some very valuable mincm
land near II. W. Belts farm.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-02

and with a sharp knife Gerelomo divided one,
lengthWays. making fair division. but rem
dsrlng each half useless. GIUSEPPE performed
q similar operation the other net. The
ropes. lying in neat coils. were then III Ttded
by severing the coils in half. The oars w re
split down the center one silver going on
ciuseppi's junk pile and the other on Gere-
lorno's heap. The division Of the boat hook
presented a problem that solved by throw
ing that article OF equipment into the bay.
Tire boat, drawn up the ways, was then
attacked with e crOss-cut saw.
AS they watched this destruction OF precious
property. The assembled fishermen had worked
themselves into a frenzy. which reached white
heat when they realized that a boat. stout,
seucy and Of good reputation. was about to be
sacrificed At the second stroke Of the saw
the partners We're seized. dragged 10 nearby
resort and persuaded that the community fully
realized the contempt III which each held the
other hut that the destruction Of the boat
would not be permitted The boat was offered
for sale. the purchaser paid the price to the
committee and Giuseppe and Gerelomo received
each one half. They accepted whole coins. The
crowd dispersed and the dissolved partners
va Ixed slowly TO the street. Face to face they
stood for moment Each made half turn
Giuseppe walked away on a northerly course.
GerelOmo, when last SEEN was heaoeo oue
errrrh
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-02
A literal Division.

Iesel01no Pazquinucci rnd Giaseppi Passan-
Nno. sons o. Italy and fishermen. yesterday
dissolved partnership in dramatic manner For
years they have sailed IN the same boat one
oemiJonn served u carry the vino that slaked
TWO tBirsts and the last LOAF ~ black brad
Gerelorao and GiusepDi divided, crunb and
.rist -alile. Mesh Tor mesh each had an
equal share 10 the two nets with which they
fened and tor every strand IN the Incidental
gear tnat 6luseppl owned CereIOrno ouned q
.stranc- Eqsal owners IN everything and sba r.
ana share alike In toll. hsrdships and rrofts
mad been the rule under which the partnersbin
1ourshed. rev days ago they ousrreIei
tpf tWenty-folr hours neither would snoalr "a
the other. GerelcmO sent By neutral hand an
with an offer n buy out Gerelomo. An6rber
lNent four hours Of silence. A meeting VS.
arranged anu wednesday night Al : of~focir
the estralsed partners met
AFTER eleven hours OF violent discussion q
pan ar settlement was agreed upon. Thev
would spread the assets Of the firrn on fisher
men wharf and with knife, ak and saw MAKE
literal division q the property owned in
common Every disengaRed Greek and Italian
fisherman Of the local colony gathered on the
wharf yesterday morning 10 witness the cere
fnony o. dssOlving partnership. A COMMITTEE
was appointed 20 sec fair play.
flrSt came the nets. There are two nee
Better take one apiece suggested one ~ tie
committee. This did not suit ne dissolvine
partners. One net might be little better fhan
the other and the one drawing the better net
Fouic have more than his share The com
niittee stepped back and allowed GiuskDpi and
Screlono q carry out the ceremony(in their
own way. The nets were spread on wharf
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-02
There's Only One Way to
Get the Best Of Whisky

And that is to let it alone If you try
any other way it will get the best OF
YOU If you can't let it alone you need
DR. McKanna's treatment DIR. McKan-
ma cures the liquor habit by destroying
the desire for liquor and putting the
system in it's natural condition, where
liquor is not needed to help the machin-
ery of the body to do its work. DIT.
McKanna effects a complete cure in three
DAYS without the use Of dangerous by
podermics. annoying confinement or bad
after effects. Dr. McKanna's treatmenr
is absolutely safe and cannot harm the
most delicate constitution Why waste
time and money in drinking whisky
when you can be cured of the liquor
habit in three days with no chance OF
failure no risk and no unpleasantness
Think il over and call or write DIR. Nc
Kama for full information. Address 14
Geary street. San Francisco. Cal Phone
1927 Main.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-02

The Oceanic Steamship Company's liner So
coma, Captain HERMAN sailed yesterday aft
srnooh for Honolulu and the Antipodes She
carried "a full complement Of passengers and
large cargo. Pacifc-street wharf was crowd
&c. with friends o. the departing travellers.
people and a number o. prominent colonials.
The sononla's passengers included the fol-
lowing.
For .Honolulu-sister. Antonio. Sister Bertha,
II. Bole, Miss Bole. Sister Charlotte, Miss
Buchly j. # Colburn J. 2 ColJurn Jr c
Dohrman. Mrs. Dohrman. Mrs S. A Ellis,
elsser Esleile, sister floTlne 4Hrs- =. F. Frear.
Mrs p T. Hogs ana two children. Mrs.
Richard IEers. o s. James. J. Lopeza. Z. D.
4ssfkin, Ms Lufkin, J. s. McCaadless. J. A
Aacaulay =. May. Miss p n ailler. J. Ne
vine. Miss T. Patterson. Miss Peacock. Mrs.
.. r. Renton, Master Renton. Charles Rhodes
@ l. Riddeu Mrs Riddeu II J. Schunsker. J.
A. Scott, H. scovel, =. : Spaulding, F. A. Wick
stt " Wolters. Sister Zeie. Miss 1 Is Barker.
Fisher, Mss Hall. Brother Hengst H A
KIRK. Brother Lesched. Mrs. z. Lyle. Miss 2.
I,nvi1se. Miss r. ThVing. Miss Elsie Webster,
Miss Young. 7. P. Parker
Page Pago-K. Hansen. F. Linke F. r
Paget. ] Parker. 7. S n; Mrs Parker
.Auckland-H. r. Clarke. Mrs. Clarke. H
. Cook. Miss Eairbsirn. H. Gilmore. Mrs. On
more =. 7. Jaeesr. Mrs J. s MIL Miss x
roE .hosenberg, Mr.. " II. Smith. J. Trouns0n
Mrs Trounson. +. Charlton, J. A Graham " IA
Gs.ne. p. ~. Guest r.. T. Heron \ a
I5sV-zes, ~ Jewett. J. j. Rsine. Rev Father
Eockliffe. Miss BIidfet Ryan Miss Msrv RYAN
.'s.llock' wife and child r. b. Kid, A. Pep
-. sydney. ". Abigail Mrs Abigail. c. Ash
'usun. J. Q. Buchanan. II. S. Dadley Mrs
Daley, @ J. DavEbarn. A j. Drexel Jr.
FHrsy Durant. y u Griffin, II. Haberer. ..
! Hamilton, A p Head. Mrs Head, A Mark
ham. 9, Miuedge. Mrs Aille6ge E :. MouI-
cfn 7 Fascce, Lrs. Pascoe and child. Mrs.
g. H. Richsr1s II A. Roach. George Ryrser.
= w scroggis Mrs. Scroggie. Miss II S.
Scroggie ~ smell Mrs. smell E 3 Sturges,
g. j. TE6en- II. Wall r. Wall. J. II. Wheel
-er- Miss J. Barry. Mrs J. B. BuIlen. H. Don
g, ar Miss n Donovan, T. Haigh Mrs.
halgh. 7 J. Hall. Miss Harrington Miss r.
- Lewis. JAMES Z. Loyau. Joseph Lovall.
p Yrs A.. Lover. Rev =. McCsrter. Mrs. A. A.
AleTI4son, Miss =. A. Mohrs. a Rentanio Rev.
ttlchsfdson, Mrs. Richardson and two chill
soren, O. r. Scott Mrs Winch, Miss Winch.
Join az Honolulu Tor Page Pago-Herm2n
Fielder
1o-H- al Honoiuiu for Auckiand-H. craw-
Cord
JOIN Il Honolulu for sydney-w. II. Alley.
Ms Alley, - H. Brown. G. W Clyde, A
Briggs and p Welfare
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-02
old MAN sues Daughters.

The five married daughters of Isaac
Curran, who is rs years old and des-
titute, are accused of unfilial neglect
in suit brought by him yesterday to
compel them to contribute $50 a
month for his support. The old man
recites that he was married in Po-
land in 1S49 to his wife, Sarah. who
died three years ago. He has since
asked his daughters and sons-in-law to
provide for him and although they
are said to be able to do so they have
repeatedly refused. The defendants
are as follows: Lena and 1. Jacob
son, Annie and Alexander Schwartz,
Mary and Louis Schwartz, Deborah
and B. Simon and Nettie and Samuel
Rouda.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-02
Tonnage engagements.

The latest grain charters reported are: French
bark Babin Chevaye. wheat from this port
to Europe at COS. chartered prior to arrival;
French bark Canrobert. wheat and barley from
this port 10 Europe at 22s 3d. with option OF
Portland loading at 2Ts Cd. prior to arrival
French ship Jules Gommes. same business,
from Portland TO Europe. at 20s. The follow
ing vassels are chartered for lumber: British
ship Fairport. from Portland 10 Valparaiso,
for orders at 33s Cd (2s Cd less direct, Pisa
qua Range: barkentine John Palmer from
Portland to Shanghai or Kiaochau, 33s 3D. with
option OF Taku at 36s Sd; schooner William
Nottingham. from Portland to Shanghai or
Taku at SIS.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

Thursday, Dec. l.
stmr Phoenix. odland. "a hours from
Eureka.
stmr Redondo. Krog. 20 hours from Port
land
Stmr Point Arena. Miller, IS hours from
Mendocino via Point Arena 10 hours
Stnr A Kilburn. Thompson, IS hours from
Astoria. via Coos Bay 40 hours
stmr Westport. johnson, 43 hours from Re-
dondo..
stmr Corona. Gielow. 2oIs hours from
Eureka
stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander. AZ hours from
San Diego. etc.
stnr Gypsy, Gray. 20 hours from Monterey.
Stmr Maggie, Whitney, hours from Half
moon Bay.
stmr W H Kruger. Nordburg. % hours from
Port Hartford.
stmr Argo. Durham. 81 hours from Eel
Rivef.
stmr Noyo. Johnson 20 hours from Eureka.
Stmr Fulton. Panzer. 4s hours from san
Pedro.
schr Newark. Hansen. 10 hours from Stew
arts Point.
schr Ida Mckay. Lehtola. e1l5 days from
se dn Glendale. Gronwsldt. ~ days from
Eureka.
Schr Jennie Wand. Christensen. % days
from Grays Harbor
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-02

Captain Christensen and the crew Of
the schooner Jennie Wand. which ar
rived yesterday from Grays Harbor.
had a thrilling experience November
i while off Coos Bay in a heavy south
easter. The schooner had been buck
ing gales for FIVE days and under the
strain Of the pitching and tossing her
seams opened. The pumps were
manned as soon as the leak was dis
covered. but the water gained steadily
and when a sounding Of the well
showed seven feet Of water in the hold
il was decided that TO save the vessel
part of the cargo would have TO be
sacrificed. Jettsoning cargo in a gale
Of wind with angry seas washing over
the decks and the vessel heeled over
on her beam ends is no light under
taking The deck lashings were cut
and the work Of starting the deckload
overheard was left to the force Of the
seas and the law of gravity. AS the
lumber IOated away some Of il was
picked up by the attacking waves and
hurled at the laboring schooner. Heavy
planks were flying among the spray
and ii required a cool head and nimble
feet 10. dodge. the dangerous missiles.
One hundred thousand feet of lum-
Der was turned adrift before the Jennie
Wand shook herself clear Of the seas
and began TO behave herself as be-
comes a schooner that wants to keep
away from Davy Jones locker. The
gales continued until November q.
The Jennie Wand was twenty three
days coming from Grays Harbor. She
reached here with 220. 900 feet OF lum-
which she started from the northern
port
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-02
Water Front Notes.

c. Peterson. a member Of the crew OF the
steam schooner Redondo was caught yesterday
between the Redonoo and the Main street
wharf He was fearfully crushed and at the
Harbor Hospital no hope is entertained Of his
recovery.
The Occidental and Oriental Steamship Com
pany's liner Gaelic. Captain Finch, Is due to-
DAY from the orient
The whaling bark Andrew Hicks cleared yes
terday for whaling cruise
The British ships Achnashie, Peleus and
County OF Inverness cleared yesterday. the
Peleus for Liverpool and the others for Sydney.
The Achnashie has been in port since Deem
her 81 1892
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-02

A telegram from Everett. Wash. announces
that the little schooner Sea Witch which
sailed from that port on November Is for
Seattle or Ballard. has not since been heard
from. The schooner had seven persons on
board 1t is feared she went down in the
severe gale which swept Puget Sound on Sat
urday night. The Sea Witch is a lotion
schooner, owned by L. T. Wood of Seattle
Captain johnson of the schooner Charles r
Wilson. which sailed from San Francisco on
November % for Grays Harbor, is reported To
have been washed overheard and drowned be-
fore the vessel reached its destination The
Charles r. Wilson is owned by H. Wilson Of
this city.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-02
Supervisors Take Up Smoke Nuisance

The Supervisors Health Committee
yesterday again heard protests against
the alleged nuisance caused by the
smoke from the chimney of the SAM
tary Reduction Works. A. Sbarboro
told of the efforts being made at the
works to remedy the matter, a sys-
tenn having been installed at great ex-
pense. The committee took the pro-
tests under advisement pending the
results obtained from the system OF
sprinklers in the fiues of the works.
The committee also took under ad-
vehement the proposed ordinance pro-
viding sanitary regulations for barber
shops. NJ. Roach, a barber, argued
that any ordinance on the subject
would work hardship on the trade
and thought the general sanitary laws
were sufficient to cover the points