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Notice to steam Filter, and Plumbers

Sealed proposals will be received until noon July 29 1904, for furnishing all ma terials and labor and movng power plant and extending mains; also TOT plumbing in Music hail and for heating the Music hall and Tom Franklin hospital of the Mississippi Industrial Institute and Col lege at Columbus. according to plans and specifications on file at the office of the secretary and treasurer at the college, and at the office of R. H. Hunt. architect, Chattanooga, Tenn. A certified check for 10 per cent of the amount must accompany each proposal and a satisfactory bond for half the amount will be required of the successful bidder. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids For further in- formation apply to R. H. Hunt, Chat tanooga, Tenn. T. B. FRANKLIN,
 Chairman Executive Committee.
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SUMMER EXCURSIONS.

Summer excursion tickets are now on tale by the iouthern railway to all prin- cipal summer resorts. Thos, who con- template taking a trip this summer should get a cop of the Summer Homes'' folder. which gives full and com pleto information regarding the different resorts along the line of the Southern railway.
 For copy of this folder. rates. and other information write to R. B. CREAGH, J. ls. HARRISON, Tray. Pass. Agent, Dist Pass. Agent.
 Birmingham. Ala b-S-tf
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ALABAMA NORMAL COLLEGE,
LIVINGSTON. ALA.

Normal. Literary. Industrial, Music ana Art Departments. Graduates admitted to university without examination Loans made to a few worthy pupils in limited circumstances sTerms low. Tuition free in Normal Department The young iaaies ars boarded in the college home under inc care of the president Address MES .Iulia A. Tutwiler. President.
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GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY, ATLANT
HOWARD COLLEGE

 discpl
  Natural Sciences
  of disadvantages of city No saloons Enrolment last
  address A P MONTAGUE East Lake, Ala 2tu ru2
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MARION MILITARY INSTITUTE

 integral the scheme Of education
  0 life the and  University of Lpsic Johns Hop kns university and MURFEE intenden airon
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
 JACKSONVILLE, ALA.

A School for Teachers. Enrolment 402 last session from 49 counties of Alabama. Prepares for State Exami. nation. Board $1O per month. Tui. tion free. High and healthful loca. t,on. Twenty-second session begins Sent. 20, 1904. For catalogue address
 c. w. DAueETTE, President.
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ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC
 I'M STITUTE.

CHARLES c. TEACH, M. A, President. Healthful location; s26 feet above tide water.
 Enrolled last session 4So students. repre- senting 49 counties in Alabama. states. and foreign countries.
 Faculty of IT professors. 2 assistant professors. and 15 instructors and assist ants.
 Seven degree courses are offered: D Chemistry and Agriculture. @ Civil En- gineering. (3) Electrical and Mechanical Engineering. (D Mining Engineering. () Pharmacy. (6) Chemistry and Metallurgy. () L.atin-Modern Language Course.
 There are IA well equipped laboratories. fin which students work regularly.
 Healthful military exercises.
 Tuition free to residents of Alabama: e90 per year to non-residents.
 Students board with families in Au- burn, at $950 to SIS per month.
 Session begins Wednesday,, September 7th. For catalogue address
 VIM. O. SCROGGS, Secretary. z 1o sutu-th-tf Auburn. Alabama - "
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WARD SEMINARY FOR y.s youHc a',g lAoI!s,

10th year. Faculty 30. Seminary and Spe- cial Courses. College preparation. Board ing pupils limitt to 14o. An ideal Chris tan home. Complete appointments. For catalogue. address J. D. BLANTON. LIA
 D., President june 7St
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-01
Liner sierra Arrives.

q The Oceanic steamship Sierra; Captain
Houdletts. came into port yesterday forenoon
from Sydney. Auckland. Pago Pago and
Honolulu with IoIz tons of cargo and a full
list Of passengers There were forty-three- in
the fret cabin and eighty in the second and
third cabins- She also brings 100000 in
Cr5ssi:ag the -rrasraaniar sea the Sierra. en-
-counzered rough weather and after she ar
rived. in Auckland she was delayed twenty
eight. hours waiting for the malls, on account
4 OF a landslide on the railroad AT Pago Pago
the vessel was forced to hurry. from port be-
cause Of the delay al Auckland. leaving. much
an insane Englshnaan. is on. his way home to
LONDON: . He Is in charge of A, G. Gordon,
ARD is confined. aboard the steamer. He was
sent out TO the colonies by his relatives IN
hopes that the voyage would be beneficial,
: IN ;Sydney. ane other places he was shipped
back 10. England ATrOWEmith will be de-
tained board the. sierra ill. authority. TO
land him is received from Washington Sir
Herberz .c,herncide is on his way home to
England. He was Governor Of Queensland
.llp' &c 4 few days before the Sierra sailed and
resigned in time TO catch the steamer Sir
Herbert says. with considerable emphasis that
ne mas enough Of the. job OF. governing colony.
as his expenses were over SIS. 600 above his
sslarg.. and that his successor is welcome 10
all. the glory he can get out OF the. office.
-Cherncide; has been two years in Queensland.
BE commended the Third British division in
8 south africa during the Boer war and has
seen service AL over. the world. number. OF
theatrical people. Miss Ethel Whitesides and
the Clarence sisters are on their way. TO New
: York. j. corrle. sheep ranchrnan from New
Zealand; will travel through the United States
The following are the first cabin. passenger
. From Sydney. B. -QShea Sr;. and wife,
LIB. Oshea< ,Jr., A 6: Gordon, Sir H. Cherm-
eide Miss B.. V. Sutton Alex MEG Arrow
smith. -, =. IL. ~ go ~.
From Auckland--E Hintz. J. corrie. F. S:
Barton L Deitz and wife F. W. Npgel.i :.
From Psgo PagoZR. Roberts. J.. A. MeMll-
Ian, Z. wolf. Miss NJ Brackln- Mrs j. r;
Nan NaEeIf. f. w Peters Miss c MacIntyre.
Mr. L Bishop and child P. Jorns, W. A W.
Taylor. Miss. p. Scholes,.- -
From H0noIuiu--Miss Z. Longmore, o. H. B.
Fowler. Miss Smith. A. II. Cole and wife
w Green K. INakaini. Mrs. H NJ. Won Holt
J. b. -Coodrfch and infant Colonel Y. S.
epzuiding Miss Swanton. r. Swanton and
wife W A. SWinnerton. r L. Richardson. :
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-01
Exports for Hawaii.

The steamer Alameda sailed on Saturday. for
Es ~ s Mssa & nd genera nan
-267 bbls -four. IL. .469 gals 12S wine Is cs
gin. % gals brandy, $50 gals 50 cs whisky 2o6
-als spirits, 1c3S gals II cs liquors, 1o6 pkgs
|. table preparations 6jT7 lbs cs cheese. IL, oS6
lbs g cs' butter. 1900 lbs cs coffee. 2S4 pkgs
groceries and. provisions 1855 lbs sZ cs bread.
80 cs eggs, SOLO lbs meals, I6 cs so pkgs sal
mon, 1885 cs canned goods, 100 casks beer,
1880 lbs Goldfish 1881 pkgs fresh fruits, 1888
-pkgs potatoes, 3S pkgs onions; 2o5 pkgs fresh
vegetables, 5746 lbs dried fruit. 1710 lbs
>. pkgs tea 1OS pkgs paste, IL cs olive oil,
a947 lbs glucose so zoo lbs rice 671S lbs dried
I fish. 300 lbs salt, 2S93 lbs sugar, 1000: SKIS
cocoahuts 16,01S lbs beans. 1920 lbs lard,
6l2o lbs candy, 2o,92S lbs ham and bacon.
AZ plSgs vinegar. 1855 lbs cs Faisins, 1892 lbs
chocolate, II. 400 lbs oleomargarine. 1857 lbs
10 bxs dressed poultry, 1913 lbs fresh meat,
middlings, 15e ctls corn, 26S6 lbs. bran 23,979
lbs 42 manufactured tobacco. 344 pkgs dry
goods, u ,pkgs electrician supplies. 3e3 pkgs
paints ard oils, -259 pkgs drugs and sundries,
5l4. pkgs paper, automobiles, 80 cs matches,
50 cs hats and caps; 1874 boots and shoes,
/ 10 cyls ammonia, 10. pkgs machinery. IL cs
arms and ammunition 40 pkgs leather, Is
bales twine, Al bxs soap: g. reels cable 1895 II.
lumber. As bdIs 145 bars iron. $50 bdls metal
.latks, 15.5 $50 lbs rosini bdls 4S pcs steel. Is
bbls tar, ~ bales paper bags 140 bdls shocks.
:: The barl1entine Coronado. which sailed on
assorted cargos valued at $40, DAB, and includ-
/ ing the following: 1852 bbls -four, 40 ctls
lbs beans. 14.e7s lbs bran. 1914 lbs middlings,
40 lbs salt, II ctls corn, 1886 gals wine, 55
] bbls 20 salmon, 1855 lbs dried fruit. II bbls
vinegar. 30 whisky. 90 liquors, 100 gals
brandy, 3 6 noIasses, 4291 lbs cs bread. f5o
bxs paste. 66S0 lbs lard. 20 pkgs groceries and
provisions. Dos. canned goods. 3S. 103 IT lum-
ber. 32S4 II hardwood; 100 pkgs. paint. 1910
gals gasoline, 25 bbls 215 oil. $50 bdls shin
giles, IL bdls 81 bars iron. Al cs matches. Al
coils rope, 51o pkgs paper; $50 pkgs buckets.
pkgs machinery. 7S5 gals distillate. 33
drugs, l75 bxs SOAP. IL bbls tar, log, 400 lbs
fertilizer.
The bark St Katherine sailed on Saturday
for Hilo with general cargo, valued at s54.
O37. The following were the principal ship
ments: 791 bbs -four. SPAS ctls barley. 135
ctls wheat, 38 ctls corn; 152s53o lbs bran. 3e.
941 lbs mlddlinSs,- 572S lbs beans, 1900 lbs
salt. 2335 bales hay 293o lbs bread, 475 cs
canned goods. % casks beer, S344 gals wine,
6O90. lbs lard, 1861 lbs butter. 1876 lbs bxs
/ dried fruit. 157 Sc pkgs salmon. 90 pkgs
paste 175. Ooo lbs salt. 1890 lbs meals. 5000 lbs
Z cs Goldfish, 200 plsgs potatoes. % pkgs onions
and garlic. 1882 lbs sugar. D pkes table prep
arations. 544 lbs cheese. 1895 lbs fertilizer:
bdls "a pcs iron. 30 bars steel; r. cs boots
and shoes, 277 bxs soap. e70 lbs tobacco. 81 81
It lumber. so pkgs powder, $50 gals oil, 20
pl1gs wagon material, los plzgs paper. 11S pkgs
plumbing material, 575 cs coal OIL so gaso-
line. 2o.OoO bricks, 100. bbls lime.
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Mate Of. Monterey
Loses Life by
Iockjaw.
-.
Liner. Sierra Gets
In From the :.
.AntipOdes.

j., The whaling schooner Monterey came
into port yesterday from a season in
the Arctic with $500 pounds Of whale
bone The vessel is "small one to
brave the gales of. the northern seas,
but she met her full share of adven-.
lures. Antoine. .Roderick,. the fourth
mate, died June 80 from Iockjaw. He
had been accidentally shot in the fore
arm with a bomb: gun; used in shoot
ing. whales. The vessel put back to
the nearest port for. medical assistance
but the man. failed to recover. Roderick
was buried. at. Middleton Island.
. The Monterey during the first part Of
this month met with a succession of
southeast and southwesterly gales ac-
conpanied. ' r.h high :cross-seas. The
decks were filled with water and the
vessel almost swamped, On the star
board side the forward house was stove
IN and the rail was considerably dam
aged. october s the ,whaler BeIvedere
was spoken of st. Lawrence Island.
She had taken one whale and was
slowly making her way to this. port
with damaged rudder, ,: /:
:. The captain Of the Monterey reports
the following catches of the whaling
feet up to September 24:.>. -. -. :,
Norwhal, Is whales; Alexander, Z;
jeanette 10; Karluk, Z: William Bay
lis. T.; Thrasher, A.; Barbara Heuster;
a; Bowhead. 2 Olga J. Beluga, i; Bel
vedere, !, and the Monterey z; = =.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-01

cisco; stinr. NorthIand, for San Pedro; stmr
Despatch; for San Francisco
Arriyed Oct s1-stmr Geo w Elder. hence
Sailed Oct s1-schr Alice mcdonald. for. San
Pedro: schr VIM. Renton, for San Francisco.
McI.adrin. for San Francisco. had shipped new
rudder and repairing spars and rigging:
Arrived Oct 15-Whal schr Olga, from Arctic
SANTA BARBARA-Arrived Oct 3o-schr
Ottilie Fjord; from Grays Harbor; strr Cor
onado. from Grays Harbor.
Sailed Oct 31-Schr Honoipu for Astoria.
Arrived Oct 31-Stmr Santa Rosa. hence Oct
80; and sailed for San Diego and way ports.
REDONDO-Sailed Oct 31-Stmr Bee, for
TATOosH-Passed in Oct s1-stmr Neva-
Passed out Oct 31-Bktn Makaweli, from
Puget Sound for Mazat1an.
SAN PEDRo-Arrived Oct 31-Schr Philip
pine, from Grays Harbor.
PORT GAMBLE-Arrived Oct S1-Schr John
G North. from Port Ludlow.
Newburg and stmr G c Lindauer, hence: Oct 81.
COOS BAY-Sailed Oct 31-Stmr Break
water. for San Francisco: stmr Alliance. for
PORT. HARTFORD Sailed Oct s1-stmr Bo-
nita, for San Pedro.
ABERDEEN-Arrived Oct 31--stmr G c
Lindauer. hence Oct %; stmr Newburg, hence
Sailed Oct s1-Bktn wrestler, for Santa Ro-
SOUTH BEND-Arrived Oct s1-stmr Sc
quota, hence Oct %.
EASTERN PORTS.
BALTIMoRE-Cleared- Oct 2o-ship Benja-
min f Packard. for San Diego.
NEW YORK-Arriyed Oct 2q--Br stnr In
dra. from Manila; Br stmr Indramayo. from
Manila.
ISLAND PORTS,
EI,EELE-ssiied Oct 27-Schr Matthew
Turner, for Grays Harbor..
i. HoNoLULU-Arrived Oct 81-stmr China,
MANILA-Arrived Oct 11-Br ship Geo 7
Hay. from Newcastle. Aus. Oct 2a-Br stmr
froys V0r @ c.
FOREIGN PORTS.
BARRY-Sailed Oct 29-Br ship wendur for
ANTwERP-sailed Oct 2s-Ger ship Ne
GU EMALA-sailed Oct 12-Ger stmr Ser
Ramses for Hamburg. Oct 14-Ger .stml
Totmes. for HAMBURG
Sailed Oct. 30.Ger stnr Neko for San FRAN.
cisco from Hamburg
.uENoA--xrTived Oct 27-span stmr isia do
Northumberland Oct 2o-Br stnr EN-.
press ;,,So Of China. for y vaneouver
Queen for San Francisco; stmr Humboldt, foi
Alaska.
NEWCASTLE. Aus-sailed Sept Nor shiI
Marechal de. Villars, for San Francisco Oc
4--Schr E Jackson, for honolulu. Oct T.
Br = shD dp, Tweedsda5e T9.,as et for Valparaiso
marck for Guaymas: Fr bark Gael for Sar
| Francisco.
Sailed Oct Seer bark Faerst Bismarck
for Acapulco Sept 27-Fr bark Canrobert fol
MAzATLAN- Oct as-stmr Acapulco
for San Francisco; stmr City OF Peking. FOL
Observation-Disclosures. Oct so-stmr. .Mongo
! liza, hence Oct 13
l. MEL ELBouRNE--Arrived. Sept ao-Br. shiI
Province from Acapulco -
J FREMANTLE-Arrived Sept 25-Br shil
I Falls of Halladale, hence June 49, Sept Is.
Nor stmr 'Terje Vixen from Port Townsarfd
OCEAN. STEAMERS
NEW YoRK-Arrived Oct 31-Stmr Moltke
from Hamburg, Dover and Bouogne; sim
! Astoria from Glasgow; stmr George. fran
Liverpool.
| PHILADELPHIA-Arrive Oct 3f-stm
Friesland. from Liverpool via Queenstown
G1BRALTAR-Arrived Oct 31-Stmr' Koeni,
| and proceeded
BREMEN-sailed Oct 31-stmr Bremen. TO
New York. -
LIvERPooL1;Arrived Oct ,a1.stmr Arabic
HAMBURG-Arrived Oct 31-Stmr Bluecbsr
from New York.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

Monday. October 81.
stnr Redondo. Kros 81 hours from San
stmr Gipsy. Gray, 20 hours from Monterey.
stmr Francis H Deggett. Relner. 80 hours
from San Pedro.
stmr Prentiss. Ahistrom. 40 hours from San
stmr Sierra. HoudIette. 21 days IA hours 3
hours 81 min.
stmr Rainier. Hansen, ss hours from Bel
Stmr State Of California, Nicolson, Al hours
from San Diego and %o, way & gortr sou.
land via Astoria 49A hours.
Ship Marion Chilcott. Williams. 1411 days
from Honolulu.
Br stmr wellington. Cutler. ss hours from
Bark Edward May. Hansen. 22la days from
Nalkaweli
Fr bark Brenn. Bertet. So days from New
castle. Aus.
whal sctr Monterey. Foley. "a days from
schr Jennie Griffin, Gibson hours from
Bolinaa.
CLEARED.
Monday. October 81.
Stmr Asuncion. Bridget Portland; Pacific
Coast OIL Co.
Monday. October 81
stmr Pomona. Swanson, Eureka
Stmr Francis H Leggett, Reiner Eureka.
stmr Navarro Jacobs, Bowens Landing
Stmr Prentiss. Ahlstrom. Eureka.
Stmr Asuncion. Bridget, Portland Or
Br stmr Stanley Dollar, Bruce, Hongkong
Br stnr Algoa- Feeder, Hongkong etc.
Br ship Thalatta. Partridge Ipswich
Br ship Strathdon Paterson Port Townsend.
Schr Virginia Nelson, Portland
TELEGRAPHIC y
POINT LoBoS-oct 81. 10 p m-weather
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ISLANDS upon
A GOLD BASIS
Wright Reports on Work
ings of New Currency in
the Philippine Archipelago
BUSINESS is IMPROVED
Legislation Has Served to
Force the Withdrawal of
the old Mexican Pesos

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-The Bu-
reau of Insular Affairs to-day gave out
a statement touching on conditions ap-
plying to the Philippine currency. Fol
lowing the recent legislation Of Con
gress providing a currency system for
the hilippines, the Philippine Com
mission passed an act to discourage the
further use Of the currency formerly In
circulation in. the islands and designed
to give the gold standard full force and
effect. The Secretary of War has re-
ceiyed the following cablegram from
the Civil Governor of the Philippines,
showing the effect of this legislation:
The approach of October 1. when the nrst
currency taxing provision became effective,
caused large exports of Mexican pesos COM
mercially and large inflow of Spanish Filipino
coins in .he treasury.
exported land 53S.522 Spanish Filipino pesos
came into the treasury and were Withdrawn p
from circulation. During September the & actual s
pesos. In October to date 1852. e95 pesos OK
mercfally and s5o,00O Spanish Filipino pesos
by the insular government for. recoinage. Inc
insular government has on hand nearly 6OO,OcO
spanish-Filipino pesos for: Tecoinage; tne IN IN
coins for October. was approximately l,3ooooo
pesos.
Every bank in Manila published notice, re-
fusing TO receive the old currency on deposit
after September go The railroads receive no
old currency at any price. Nearly all ac-
counts of the banks throughout the islands have
been reopened in the new currency. Banking
business has called in. its old notes and issued
ones based upon the new currency. All new
contracts are being made in the new currency.
Business throughout the archipelago Is now
conducted mainly the new basis Banks and
large dealers cooperating with the Gov
ernment. Very little old, currency is left and
the existing taxing provisions will eliminate
that by January next. The gold standard Is
an established fact and now meets the ap-
proval of the entire public. Business condi-
tions are much improved.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-01

clear; wind W. velocity 6 miles per hour.
SPOKEN
Oct 29-On northeast end lghtship bark
Nuuanu from Honolulu for New York.
Per whal schr Monterey-Oct s. off st Law
renee Island, whal stmr Beivedere, with one
whale; coming tc San francisco under
sail having lost her rudder.
Per FIR bark Brenn-Sept II lat ID 81 8,
long 164 w, Br ship Dunreggan from New
castle. Aus. for Portland, Or.
DIED AT SEA.
On board whal schr Monterey June 23-An-
tone Rodrick, fourth mate, died from gunshot
wound and was buried at Middleton Island
WHALING NEWS.
BY whai schr Monterey-Up to Sept "a heard
the following vessels had: Narwhai Is whales
Belvedere l. Alexapder T. Jeanette 10. Karluk
q William Baylies T. Thrasher 4 Barbara
DOMESTIC PORTS.
EUREKA-Arrived Oct 31-Stmr San Pedro
hence Oct 20; stmr South Bay hence Oct 20;
stnr Eureka hence Oct go
Sailed Oct 31-Stmr Corona for San Fran
CISCO stmr North Fork, for San Francisco
SEATTLE-Arrived Oct 31-Stmr Oregon.
from Nome; stmr Valencia, from Juneau.
wESTPORT-Arrived Oct 31-Stmr Green
wood hence Oct 30.
FORT BRAGG-Sai1ed Oct 31-Stmr BRUINS
wick, for San Francisco
ASTORIA-Arrived Oct 29-Fr ship AISLE I'm
San Pedro; Ital ship Celeste, from Antwerp:
Br ship Durbrfdge. hence Oct 15 schr Eva
hence Oct 20; schr Boreslis from San Pedro
Oct 30-Stmr Whittier. hence Oct 81
Sailed Oct 30-Stmr Aberdeen, for San Fran
cisco.
Sailed Oct a1-stmr Aurelia. for San Fran
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Marine sfishaps.

A dispatch from Montevideo TO the Mer-
chants Exchange announces that the British
ship Corsinna. bound from Antwerp TO Puget
s Sound WHICH was reported as having arrived
IN the South American port, is in a bad con
dition from the terrible storms she en-
countered The vessel is leaking eight inches
Of water an hour and her three steam pumps
are working night and day to keep her ahoat.
Divers report. that her. bottom. plates are
bFoa<en ar,1i6ships. The msinmast is buckled
and the deck. Is '~hogged" ,on the port side.
The anchors and chains have been lost and
the cabin has been wrecked and sails and run
ming gear have been taken away by. the con-
tractors. About 200 tons OF cargo are in good
order. but $500. tons of cement are ruined.
fIoyds Of London report that the steamer
lfineola wrecked OF Tlgal Island on the
coset OF Siberia. had most of her outward cargo
on board and was bound for San Francisco.
The purser Of the vessel saved 335oQ specie
The cargo is estipnsted 70 have been. worth
fBT 600. Roth Blum & Co. are the owners.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.

The pressure has fallen rapidly along the
coast and conditions favorable for the quick
approach of disturbance on the Oregon coast.
The temperature has risen. at Los Angeles.
San Luis Obispo and Red Bluff.
The rainfall during the month of October
was 2 81 inches at San Francisco or more. than
double the normal amount, based records
covering the period of fifty-six years.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight. November l.
Northern California-Cloudy Tuesday. prob
ably showers in northern portion; fresh south
east wind.
Southern Caiifornia-Fair Tuesday; light
eastery wind.
Nevada-Fair; warmer Tuesday.
San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy Tuesday,
probably showers by night; fresh southeast
wind.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Tuesday;
light easterly wind.
Sacramento-Increasing cloudiness Tuesday
and probably showers by night fresh southeast
wind.
Fresno-Fair Tuesday; light north wind.
A. G. McADIE. District forecaster
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SHERIFF TAKES PART
IN A GAMBLING GAME
Hawaiian Official Trapped and
Forced From Office as Result
of Detective Work.

/. HONOLULU, Oct 25.--The action Of
Governor Carter IN accepting the
designations of High. Sheriff Brown
and Deputy Chillingworth, the heads
of the Territorial police, and the re-
suIting discovery that the Governor
has had a Pinkerton detective investt-
eating the department for .serne weeks
created great excitement in Honolulu.
The detective, Charles Halter, has
made a lengthy report to Carter, but
it's contents are kept secret Accord
ing to the Governors announcements.
the detective participated in a
gambling game with the Deputy Sher-
iff and discovered many failures to en-
force the liquor and gambling laws. &
Halter was at first appointed a. Dep.
.uty Sheriff, to take temporary. charge
of the work under William Henry
Warden of oahu Prison. who was made
Sheriff; but Halter has: now retired
and William T. Rawlins, young local
attorney, has taken. the position of
Deputy Sheriff.
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