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Six years ago had severe attack OF
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The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
Transport Thomas Sails.

The army transport Thomas, Captain Lyman
In command, sailed yesterday for the Philip
pines. In addition TO her passengers and a
large cargo Of military supplies she carried
5. coo Of the new Filipino silver coinage.
She left the transport wharf promptly at noon.
She carried 127 cavalry recruits IT'S in
fsntry recruits. casuals. hospital corps men,
signal corps men and five jackies for Guam.
Her cabin passengers included the follow
ing Major F. Q. Johnson Captains b. B.
Hyer and J. J. Teffey. Lieutenants R. E.
Brooks. s Smith and W r. Eastman. Drs.
J. n Parneli and r. NJ Wells. Lieutenants
J. de Court. c. L. Woodhouse. H. G. Sharpe
and Ellis. Mrs. G. W McIver Mrs. J. T. Van
Orsdale. Mrs p. B. Mckay. Mrs Charles F.
Pond and daughter. Miss Mae Rodwel H.
r. Ireland. Mrs c. NJ. saltman. Mrs. Brooks
Captain NJ J. Heaiey and wife. Judge II. c
Bates Mrs =. O. Dean Miss r. A. Johnson
Judge A F. Odlin. Mrs. F. O. Johnson. Mrs
O. B. Sweeney. Mrs. II. B. Crosby. Mrs A.
J. Greer. Lieutenant Colonel T. c. Prince It.
:. NJ c.. General ". NJ. Graham. wife and
daughter, Mrs lie Tourneux, Major H "
Benson and daughter. Lieutenant J. X Par
sOns and wife. Lieutenant c. Nanway. Lieu
tenant II. Erickson and wife. LieStenants r
G. Johnson and H I. Lawrence.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
CARGO OF COAL CARRIER IS KEPT COOL
ON LONG VOYAGE FROM ATLANTIC PORT
shenandoah Reach IS
his Harbor From
Baltim 0re.

The American ship Shenandoah
handsomest of Yankee clippers. ar
rived yesterday. $50 days from Balri,.
more, with 1900 tons ofeoaL The Sheu-
andoah made a long passage, but
brought her cargo Of coal to port cool
and in good condition. Baltimore coal
In the past has been q dangerous cargo
for wooden ship and more than once
only the bravery Of the Shenandoah's
of.eers and crew has saved her from
the flames generated by spontaneous
combustion.
Science, however, seems to have
solved the problem Of coal transporta-
ton in sailing ships. Before starting
on the passage just ended the Shen-
andoah was equipped with apparatus
by means of which not only close
watch can be kept on the cargos tenn
perature, but the air in the holds can
De cooled In the event OF fire chem
ical gases can be forced TO the seat
Of trouble and the flames extinguished
without the necessity of removing the
batches. Eleven times during the
Shenandoah's trip from Baltimore did
Captain Chapman draw out the heat
ed air Of the holds and replace it from
the cool breezes that were blowing the
clipper TO her destination. Captain
Chapman is delighted with the new
contrivance and says that he would
not be afraid to sail the Shenandoah
for another $50 days with her present
cargo still in her.
The Shenandoah was off Cape Horn
in company with the Homeward Bound
which arrived here August 19 and made
the run from Antwerp in 127 days
Head winds retarded the Shenandoah's s
progress and considering the weather
Captain Chapman is we'll satisfied with
the time made by his vessel.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
PAPER READ AGAINST
OBSCENE LITERATURE
DIR. Keast at Epworth Methodist Last
Evening Again Attacks I'M
moral Publications.

The Mission Federation of Churches
met last evening in the EpwOrth Meth
odist Church at the corner of Twenty
sixth and Church streets. Reverend
F. A. Keast. the pastor, read a paper
on the subject of Obscene Literature"
which was the topic of an address de-
livered in this church recently.
DR.. Keast dwelt principally on the
suppression of the vice and why it was
not done. He held that the matter was
wholly in the hands Of the Police De-
partment. Part of the failure to sup
press this and all lawlessness lay at
the doors of the police courts. The po-
lice officers themselves complain that
often they cannot get convictions even
where the guilt of the accused is ap-
parent.
DR.. Keast holds that the saloon is not
directly responsible for the existence
and circulation of obscene literature,
but the evil springs from social i'm
morality and impurity. Obscenity is
feeder of these conditions. 1t corrupts
the mind and when that is corrupt the
stronghold on character is destroyed.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
MAN of Destiny. Draws.

forceful and brilliant impersona-
ton of Napoleon was given last night
by Arnold Daily in Shaw's comedy,
THE Man of Destiny" presented as
a double bill with Candida" at the
Columbia. Miss Donnelly, who has
the part of the beguiling Lady" in
the play, is a delightful second to Mr..
Daily. Miss Donnelly develops a wit,
archness and spirit in the character
that are indeed only hinted at in her
Candida. The little drama runs for
an hour and thirteen minutes and in
them Shaw and Mr.. DAILY combine to
give a dazzling. vital. intimate little
picture of THE Man of Destiny" The
scene is played almost entirely be-
tween the two chief characters, and
the interest is white-hot almost
throughout. There was much ap-
plause, particularly for Napoleon's
anti-pro English speech. This double
bill will be given up to and including
Sunday night.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
CHAMPION JOE CANS COMES
TO FIGHT JIMMY GARDNER
The famous Boxer Announces This
VIII Be His Last Fight, No Mat
ter What the Outcome.

Joe Cans Of Baltimore, the worlds
''-EtweighU champion boxer, arrived
Here last night from the East. He is
patched 10 hght Jimmy Gardner of
<re Lowell family Of fighters on the
---.d DAY Of this month. before the San
francisco Athletic Club. Cans, who
Es he weighs about 139 pounds out
training. looks unusually light He
s.ET he offered 10 meet Gardner at IS5
-.luds rinGside, but the latter held out
1913 pounds at 6 o'clock
p hsuirants for the lightweight cham
p title win be glad TO hear that
70 be Cans last fight win,
0r draw he says. 4 viii retire
The prizering while 1 am in what
der my prime. / do not want
De the mistake Of staying until
lost my skill and stamina"
viii train at Shannon's Villa,
san Rafael He viii settle down
ming on Monday. He is a con-
-ar'igus worker and viii be at his
~ tQr Gardner, who is pronounced a
--s- lehter Neither man has ever
EN-. The. other in action.
:rHith Cans is Kid Sullivan. whom
Z.-k Abrams wiz back against Her
.eta- Nelson or any one else at 13S
pounds.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
JUVENILE PERFORMERS
GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
Youngsters of the Columbia Park
Boys Club Win Praise by Their
Clever Acts

The Juvenile members Of the CO.
lumbia Park Boys Club gave a clever
vaudeville entertainment last night at
Native Sons Hail. which was attended
by a large audience.
The show was unusually good and
credit is due to Sidney S. Piexotto for
the way he drilled the youngsters in
their various acts. The boys ranged
from 8 to Is years in age, but they
handled their parts like experienced
artists.
A concert by the clubs military
band of twenty-four pieces opened the
show. The music was heartily en-
cored after rendering several selec-
tions.
George Schlitter and three Of his
pupils went through a swinging club
act with torchlights, which was novel
and brilliant. \ one-act sketch en-
titled Isl Perkins Looking for Farm
Boy" kept the audience in laughter
throughout. double trio of boy
voices sang two selections in a pleas
ing manner. Several other acts
brought praise to the young perform
ers.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
Grand Council of Catholic
Ladies' Aid Society Ends
Its Session at Santa Cruz
GREETINGS RECEIVED
Prominent CIergymen Send
Messages of COngratula-
tiOn to the Delegates
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SANTA CRUZ. Sept. The Grand
Council of the Catholic Ladies Aid
Society to-day elected the following
officers:
President. Miss Mary Carr, Oakland:
senior vice president, Mrs. ]. ]. Moo
nan, Stockton; junior vice president.
Mrs. ]. B. Connolly, Petaluma: secre-
tary and treasurer. Miss Mary Conlin.
San Francisco: grand directors. Mrs.
G. Bayreuthe. San Francisco; Mrs. T.
P. Hogan, Oakland; Mrs. ]. Garcia,
East Oakland; Mrs. E. c. Finney.
Berkeley; Mrs S. Coleman, Temescal,
Mrs. Z. O'Neil, San Francisco; Mrs. O.
S. CarveI, San Francisco; Mrs. j.
Lakin. San Rafael; Miss K. Gaines.
San Francisco; DR.. Z. Lynch. San
Francisco, and Mrs. ]. S. Fennel, San
Francisco.
The grand officers were installed this
evening by Past Grand President Mrs.
Margaret Deane of San Francisco.
The members of Santa Cruz branch
were present as guests. After the in
staIlation came an informal programme
and refreshments.
Rev. Father d. o. Crowley OF San
Francisco addressed the council at the
suggestion of Archbishop Montgomery
TO state the necessity of the appoint
ment of a probation officer at the Cath
olic Ladies Aid Society headquarters
in San Francisco and Miss Mary Gar
ETY. was appointed 10 act.
Greetings were received from the
Young Ladies' Institute. the Ancient
Order of Hibernians, Right Rev. Bishop
Thomas COnaty of Los Angeles. Father
Mcdonald of St. Charles Church OF
San Francisco. and Father Hannigan
of st. Mary's Cathedral, San Fran
cisco.
1t was voted to hold the next Grand
Council at Del Mar, the date to be set
by the board of directors.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
OIL PRODUCERS
Ire To UNITE
Independent Companies in
the San joaquin Valley
Hold Preliminary Meeting
PRICES ARE TOO LOW
committee Is Appointed to
formulate Plan for Per-
focting an Organization

KERSFIELD, Sept Forty
.r-ee of the Independent oil companies
reraung in the various oil fields OF
DE san Joaquin Valley were repre-
z-nted at q meeting held here tonight
for the purpose Of forming a combina-
rou for their mutual protection and to
formulate a plan for marketing their
-l an price that viii pay a margin
va t,e cost OF its production
colonel Tim Spellacy. one OF the
e.ariest Independent producers, was
chairman Of the meeting and ". D..
Young secretary. They viii act as the
aace-s Of the temporary organization.
-e-1-.I Spellacy, W. S. Morton and c.
- .wles were appointed a committee
.- select a committee OF FIVE from
among the Independent operators to de-
r.-e ways and means for a permanent
izatiOn. Another meeting will be
- el al as early a date as possible TO
.- on the report OF this committee.
Everything TO gain and nothing to
.se by organization" was the keynote
'f the sentiment expressed by every
re present
Action on the matter Of transporta-
.Cr Of their product win be taken as
soon as a permanent organization is ef-
fe-ted.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
FOR HIGH
RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE

The executive committee Of the
a.den Gate Christian Endeavor Union
:r-et al the Young Mems Christian As
So = tom Hall last evening, president
- n Hatch of the union presiding
The principal matter before the meet
-g was the high license petitions which
a.e being circulated for signatures.
To submit 10 voters the ordinanc i'm
u.s!ug a quarterly city retail liquor IL
! .:nse Of S125. which the petition calls
fer about 5000 signatures are neces-
ssIE. The executive committee Of the
1ui6h report that they have secured
.-.-'re than 5000 names and in a short
inc the required number viii be OBJ
81 ned
... The members circulating the petit
IONS stated that they had no difficulty
n securing signatures.
The. persons having special charge Of
f7e matter are J. ". Scott, chairman
.f.the good citizenship committee Of
the Golden Gate EndeavOr Union, p.
'F. Morris. chairman Of the Epworth
League AlHmni, and Archbishop Mont
'e0uierE. of the Catholic organizations.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
Exports for Hawaii.

The bark Edward Nay sailed yesterday for
Makawen and Honolulu with assorted cargo.
--s1ned Al Sb7 ODD and including the following
ss5 bbls -four. 1879 cts barley. Ia ctls wheat
le 40 lbs middIings $50 bales hay, S4. 691 lbs
hsr 300 ctls corn, 2l3 ctls oats, 3lS0 lbs
tssns $50 lbs hope, pkgs fresh fruit, 3154 lbs
coffee 1912 lbs sugar, 1871 lbs bread. 476
-, -.s,,.es 40 pirgs table preparations, 13 bbls
so- lps 5s Is gin. $3.50 gals wine, 12 $50 lbs
III x pkgs potatoes. pkgs onions, 391 lbs
ss sals' "a n1Srs groceries and provisions "a cs
~ 5 :, Goods 6622 lbs meals, 1876 pkgs PASTE
- Nc papcr. II bdls bars iron, Is bbls
t,rfscstsnr oil $3.50 gals distillate, 100 cs
loDI I esI $50 gals gasoline, 62 coils rope 20
-, S-af,,er o35 bxs soap, ; pkgs machinery,
"a fdis "a pcs pipe. bales twine, cs hats
- ~ pSIs IRE clay. 1I5 pkgs paint, 10 cs boots
- Dos sse- oe0 roo lbs fertilizer "a pkgs rail-
en- easa material. 90 pkgs wagon material. "A
"a. seu-lnr machines. 300 bdls shingles, 1000
~ lead. a CSC II lumber. 10 i've nogs'
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
MISTAKES CITY OFFICIAL
FOR CONFIDENCE MAN
Detective Sergeant Ryan Orders Lii
cense Collector Simpson to
Leave Town.

Chief Deputy Tax Collector James
Simpson and Deputy Frank Foley
were walking down Market street,
near Sansome, yesterday at noon
when they were accosted by Detec-
tives Ryan and Taylor. Ryan evil
IDENTIFY mistook Simpson for some
Eastern confidence man and ordered
him TO leave town at once.
II am License Collector Simpson" /"
said Simpson. Il will not leave town.
Who are you, anyhow"
"Oh, I've heard that before" said
Ryan, throwing back his coat and
displaying his badge. Detective Ser
geant No. 49," Now take my advice
and get out of town."
We'll" said Simpson, who by this
time was mad clear through. II must
say you are as big fool as you look, "
and then Simpson walked away.
The two detectives trailed after
Simpson for half block, but realized
that thev had made a mistake and re-
tired from the scene.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
Disease Attacks Bean Vines.

NAPA, Sept. IA new disease has
appeared on the bean vines in the vi
cinity of Napa. Samples of the dis
eased beans were sent to r. z. Smith.
professor of plant pathology at the
University of California, and he re-
ported to-day that the disease was a
new one of considerable interest in q
scientific way. He found it to be a
bacterial plant disease which is of un-
usual occurrence. Professor Smith
says the only remedy at present is to
burn the affected vines.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST
02Oth Meridian-Pacific Time }

FORECAST.
There has been return 10 the usual sum
mer conditions over the Pacific slope, and es-
pecially in the southwest. No rain has been
reported west of the Rocky Mountains.
Afternoon temperatures in the Great Valley
of California range from 30 to 100 degrees.
Along the coast the temperatures range from
55 to IS degrees In the vicinity of San Fran
cisco warm pleasant weather. with little wind.
may be found, while in the city itself cool
weather with brisk westerly winds in the af-
ternoon prevail.
The first report from Honolulu, II. l.. gives
the temperature as rs degrees. clear weather
and a southeast wind OF six miles per hour
velocity.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
bours ending midnight, September 2
Northern California-Fair Friday: continued
warm weather in the interior, with light south
winds in the Sacramento Valley and light
north winds in the San Joaquin Valley. Cool
weather along the coast with fog in the after
noon: brisk westerly winds.
Southern California-Fair Friday; continued
warm: light westerly winds
Nevada-Fair Friday; continued warm.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Friday
light southwest winds in the morning. brisk
westerly winds in the afternoon. with, fog.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy in the
morning fair during Friday; light westerly
winds.
For Fresno-Fair Friday; continued warm;
light north winds.
For Sacramento and vicnity-Fair Friday;
somewhat cooler at night light southerly
winds A. G. McADIE, District Forecsster.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
Two Grain CIearances.

The French bark Montebello was cleared
yesterday for Queenstown. for orders. with
II 200 ctls Of wheat. valued at S16,443, and
a 219 ctls OF barley valued at $50. 500. The
bark also carried q 900 It lumber dunnage,
valued ~ $3.50
cleared yesterday for Runcorn, England. had
81 SO2 ctls barley valued at S6T.92O, and 9010
ctls wheat valued at S13, $50; also 24,OO0 Fl
lumber as dunnsge, valued al $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
Nofice fo NIariners.

EAST BROTHER ISLAND. CALIFORNIA.
Q.st OF Lights and Fog Signals. Pacific
Coast. 1904. page is. No. Al. and List Of
Lights. Buoys and Daymarks. Pacific Coast,
1904. page 26)
the steam fog signal machinery at East
Brother Island Light Station San Francisco
Raw California have been completed. and
hereafter the whistle viii be sounded usual
during thick or foggy weather.
Nv order Of the lighthouse board.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
Electric Road TO Lick Observatory.

SAN JOSE, Sept. IAN enthusiast
tic meeting of business men at the
Chamber of Commerce this evening
decided to push the project Of an
electric railroad up Mount Hamilton
to the Lick Observatory. All present
were in favor of the road. A large
sum of money was raised at the meet
ing TO begin the work of surveys and
looking into rights Of way for the
road
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
Bark Corunna Aground

The British bark Corunna is reported
aground at Mirsmar. The news received
Yesterday in a cable from Buenos Ayres. She
Is bound from Antwerp for Seattle. Her
position is not considered dangerous and
sistance has been sent 10 her. The Corunna
is a four-m masted steel bark Of 22e5 tons reg
ister She was built in 1898 at Glasgow and
Is well known ar this port.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
salmon FIeet Returning.

The little steamer Kadiak. which has been
in service during the salmon season as a
tender running between the canneries. arrived
here yesterday twelve days from Nushagak.
She reports sailing Of the salmon fleet from
Nushagak for this port as follows: Star Of
France sailed August 10; Electra, II; Euterpe
10: Isaac Reed IS: c r Sargent, 49, Sin
tram 20: steamer President to sail August 2S
Sailed from Ugashik: Himalaya August 10;
Nicholas Thayer. Il: Coalinga, Is; Lucille, H.
ana McLaurin is.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02

INJURIES PROVE FATAL.-Mrs. Eranis
swartz the aged widow who was run over
on Stanyan street near Golden Gate parL
sunday afternoon died last night at her rssi
der.ce al 500 Bush street. Mrs Swartz ana
her sister had been spending the afternoon
they were run down by buggy driven hv
two young men, who did not even stop 10
ascertain the extent Of the injuries to Mrs,
swartz She was taken TO the Park Emergency
Hospital and later 10 her home The names
of the young men in the buggy are not known
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
YOSEMITE VALLEY.
Personally Conducted knights Tenn
DlaF Excursion.

On Saturday morning. September 3. a
grand personally conducted excursion
for Yosemite Valley and the Big Trees
will leave over the Santa Fe. The round
trip rate for knights Templar excursion
lists and accompanying friends is $25 90.
Full particulars at Santa Fe ONCE, SAL
Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
Cod Fisher Arrives.

The brig Harriet arrived yesterday TWEEN
ty-seven days from the Bering Sea, with 140.-
coo Goldfish in her hold She reports that on
August ; the City of Papeete had $50. Oe0 fish
and the Fremont 81. 600. The City OF Papeete,
Fremont and Uranus were TO sail August for
San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02

WOODLAND. Sept. IA contract was
awarded to-day to the McPhee Company OF
San Francisco for the construction OF a Ma
tive Sons building Main street in this city
at cost Of $26.240. The building viii be
three stories and OF brick and stone.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
The Orerdne List.

The British bark Aimora. out lbs days from
New York for Sydney. was placed on the
overdue list yesterday at 10 per cent The
Pionier is quoted At 90 per cent the Hampton
al 8 per cent and the Michelet at Is per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
pilot Boats i'm Collision.

The pilot boats America and Lady Mine
came into collision yesterday afternoon off
Neiggs wharf but we're cleared without
either sustaining serious damage.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
rans naur xara ana vallsio.

ssmr. II j Corcoran-Leaves 5. 2. foot oe
clsv St north end ferry bldg--Week days.
e-S0 NJ and IS p. NJ Sundays. ESQ
A NJ p NJ Leaves Vallejo-Week dAys
$50 A. NJ. 1920 and $50 P. NJ; Sundays.
p NJ. Fare. 25c each way. Excurslon rates
sundays to Vallejo, Glen Cove and Martinsa.
sec round trip. PIPER ADEN, GOODALL
Co Phone Main s41. Saturday sxespfsA
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
rnnplan1E aENERALa TRANsATLANTIQul

DIRECT LINE TO HAYRE-PARIa RAaA
sailing every Thursday instead Of \
SstI1rday at 10 a. m. from Pier A.. ~1AR4<r
North River, foot OF Morton 81.
FIRST class TO Havre. SO and upward. second
.tess ~ Havre S45 and upward GENEhAb
ICENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA 81 Broadway Hudson bu1dtnS1' NsN
CT j 3 FUGAZI & CO.. Pacinc Coast
1esrts s Moptgonery avenue, San FRANCHISES.
1icEstS sold BY all Railroad Ticket Agsnts.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
Lindisfarne Aground.

The British ship Lindisfarne in leaving
IA m burg for Honolulu grounded. She was
assisted of apparently uninjured and pro-
coe7ad
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
Time Ball.

Rrarch photographic ofhce. y: :; n. Me,- As
chants Exchange san FTaHcisS0' AL
september 1904. -. r..
-rhS Tinco Bail on the tower~of the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon -oaS-
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
FROM SEATTLE.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED
Thursday. September
Stmr Alcazar Winkel IL hours from san
Pedro
stmr 4 KiIburn Thompson hours from
Port Rogers
stmr kadiak. Peterson. u days from Nu-
shagak.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER

NOTE-In the above exposition ofNthe tides
the early morning tides given in the left
hand column and the successive tides Of the
day in the order of occurrence 10 time: the
fourth time column gives the last tide of the
day except when there but three tides as
sometimes occurs. The heights given in
addition to the soundings of the United states
Coast Survey Charts except when a minus O.
sign precedes the height, and then the number
rSSen IS subtracted from the depth given by
The charts The plane Of reference is the mean
of The lower low waters
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02

Cameras. Photographic supplies. print
ing and developing at lowest prices. San
born, Vail & Co., TAI Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02

/. e.. at noon Of the 12Oth meridian. or at
: D. m. Greenwich time. J. c BURNETT,
Lieutenant. L. s. y. in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters of Interest to Mariners anC
Shipping Merchants.

The French bark Emile Galline. which made
port on Wednesday, was chartered prior 70
arrival for wheat 10 Europe DDS Sd.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-02
~ou wavv xaxd ana vaIlsJo.

stmrs- General Frisbis. Aontieello and A1rrov.
Sundays Gas a. m. $3.50 p. m Leave Vallejo
q a. m. II 30 3:15. .. m tex. SUM-; san-
sion street: phone Main 1905 HATCH BROS