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The San Francisco call., 1904-09-09
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TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LOBOS. Sept 8, 10 y m-Weather
hazy; wind NV: velocity 4 miles per hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
POINT REYES-Passed Sept s, 1920 a m
stmr Lakme from Eureka, for San Pedro.
REDONDO-Sailed Sent S-Stmr Melville
Dollar. for San Francisco.
EUREKA-Arriyed Sept s-Stmr Pomona,
sEATTI,E-Arr4ved Sept s-stmr chas Mel
son, hence Sept 4; stmr Robert Dollar, hence
Arrived Sept s-stmr Jeanie. hence Sept 8.
BALLARD-Arrived Sept 7-Schr Stimson,
from Redondo: schr Mindora, hence Aug 16
Arrived Sent s-Schr Maweema, from San
NGKNEK-sailed Aug 27-Bark Hecla, for
San Francisco. Aug 2s-ships Santa Clara Ian and
man, for San Francisco; stmr Kvichak. for
UMPoUA-Arrived Sent 7-stmr San Ga
briel. for San Pedro
GRAYS HARBoR-Arrived Sept T--Stmr
Newburg, hence Sept f.
Charmer from Honolulu: schr John G North,
from KaiIua: schr John A Campbell. from
Pas Passed Y'il in Sept s-shiD John currier. from
Naknek. for Tacoma.
FORT BRAGG--Arrived Sept s-stmr Bruns-
WEsTPORT-Arrived Sept s-stmr Fulton.
BAND6tN.Arrived Sept s-stmr Chico. from
Sailed Sept s-stmr Elizabeth. for San Fran
TAToosH~Passed Sept s-Br bark Byths-
wood from Mazatlan. for Port Townsend;
scfr Boreais, from Seattle, for San Pedro
Passed in Sept S-ShiD America. from
Nushagak for Seattle.
AsToRiA-Arrived Sent s-Br ship Car
narvon Bay from Port Los Angeles
Arrived Sept S-Stmr Alliance. from Coos
Bay; FIR bark Duleix, from Shields.
PORT HADLOCK-saiied Sept s-schr Fred
e Sander, for Saiayerry
TACOMA-Arrived Sept Ship John Cur
rier. from Naknek: bktn Gardiner City. hence
Coos BAY-sailed Sept s-stmr Homer for
San Francisco: schr Western Home, for San
PORT MADISON-sailed Sept 4Hschr OIL
yer J Olsen, for San Diego.
SAN PEDRO-Sailed Sept 7-Stmr Pasa-
dena, for Eureka. Sept s-Stmrs Alcazar.
shasta and Noyo, for San Francisco
SAN DIEGO-Sailed Sept S-Stmr Coquille
River for San Francisco.
PORT GAMBLE--Arrived Sept S-5chr Spo-
kane, hence Aug 16
PORT MISUNDERSTANDING Sept S-Bktn
Chas + Croeker from San Pedro
GRAYS HARBOR-Sailed Sept S-Stmr Gen.
trala, for San Pedro; schr W Patterson,
~ Arrived rived Sept Slug Sea Rover. hence
ISLAND PORTS.
HoNOLULU-Sailed Sept e-Stnar Argyll,
for San Francisco; u stmr Sherman. for San
: 'a-'e ''o EASTERN PORT.
NEW YoRK-sailed Sept 7-stmr Yucatan.
- Sailed Sept s--Bark Star of Bengal for
FOREIGN PORTS
vICToRIA-Arrived Sept 7-Br ship Faik-
iandbank, from GLASGOW.
NEWCASTLE. AUS-Sailed Aug 2e-Schr
Omega for Honoipu. Sept s--Fr bark Rene,
for San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-09
BECK REFUSES
BRITISH COLD
Innocent Man Twice Con-
victed of Crime Demands
and Is Granted an Inquiry
SENSATION IN PROSPECT
Methods of the Police Who
Doomed Him to Two Terms
in Prison Will Be Aired
SENSATION IN PROSPECT

LONDON, Sept. S.-Home Secretary
Akers- Douglas has appointed a COM
mission to inquire into the circum-
stances of the conviction of Adolph
Beck, who was convicted in 1896 and
served one sentence of seven years,
victed, but was granted a free par
don,' when 1t developed that it had
been conclusively proved that both Of
his convictions were founded on mis-
taken identity. The case has caused
great sensation, especially in view
of the rearoused interest in the May
brick case, and charges against the
police of conspiracy in order to secure
the conviction of an innocent man are
freely and openly made.
The Government has offered Beck
as compensation the sum OF $4,000,
which he refused on the ground that
1t was not sufficient. He demanded a
full inquiry, which is backed UP by the
public and press. The case is expected
to develop a further sensation, reflect
ing seriously on the police.
In both Instances Beck was charged
with having obtained money and jew
elry from women under false pretenses
and his convictions were secured on the
evidence OF men who identified him.
Recently, however, a man giving the
name of John Smith was arrested and
confessed that he was the man who
was convicted in 1877 on the same
charge. When Beck was convicted in
1896 it was stated by the police that
Beck was the man Smith who was con-
victed in 1877
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Large cargo for the Orient.

The steamer Coptic sailed yesterday for
Hongkong and way ports with a general mer
chandise cargo valued at $499, ,25s exclusive
Of treasure. and and to be distributed as as follows:
pine Islands. $10.772; East Indies. $33S4; Ko-
rea, $1354; Egypt, 1886. The leading exports
To Japan-iO25 gals wine, cs whisky, 1895
lbs raisns, 4444 lbs ham and bacon, 7S6 lbs
dried fruit IA pkgs fresh fruits, 2090 lbs but
ter. 1928 lbs chocolate. 6S pkgs groceries and
lbs cheese. 139 pkgs table preparations. ia rolls
cs leather. 62o bxs soap. IS TASKS quicksil
% bales hay. IS ctis oats. pkgs agricultural
implements, pkgs machinery, "a bdls shocks,
e96 bars steel. 500 bales cotton.
To China-S645 bbls -four. II. .290 lbs II cs
Goldfish 5131 lbs 122 bxs dried fruit, 10, 123
lbs ham and bacon 1855 lbs 20 meals. 5s4
rkgs table preparations. 22e6 lbs butter, 1889
mon, zoos pkgs fresh fruits, 1918 assorted
canned goods, s175 lbs pearl barley. as. 42S lbs
beans. 57e lbs 8 cs chocolate; 1927 lbs cs
lbs coffee, 20 kegs olives 37s bhls sour
krout. 1899 bales sheetings. 1924 bales drills.
2470 bales cotton domestics. 200 bales cotton
leather 44S.27 lbs pig lead, 10 pkgs drugs
and sundries, 1880 # lumber, pkgs ma
To Philippine Islands-1o0o bbls -four, 40 cs
table preparations, 10 cs canned goods, 81 cs
millstuffs S2T cs whisky. 25 cs liquors, II pkgs
IS pkgs rubber goods, II pkgs electrical sup
plies, 3 pkgs dry goods, pkgs pipe and TT
tings, pkg machinery.
goods. so canned salmon. $50 gals wine,
pkgs groceries and provisions. 43 cs pre-
served cherries SO cs liquors, Is cs whisky 8
To Korea-2635 lbs meals 16 cs canned
goods, q pkgs. groceries and provisions. 20
pkgs wire.
table preparations.
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Exports by the Pacific Liner.

The oceanic Steamship ComDany's Sierra
sailed yesterday for Sydney via Honolulu,
Paeo Pago and Auckland, with a general
cargo. valued at S25e. .57s. to be distributed as
follows: For Honolulu. $99.50S; Samoan
Islands, $3ees: New Zealand. s52,515; Austria
la 500. .T5S; South Africa, $l9es; Fill Islands.
1851 The following were the principal eS-
ports
10 Honolulu-250 bbls -four. 3400 gals 10 cs
wine, 1888 lbs cs bread, liz pkgs fresn
fruits. 147 pkgs fresh vegetables. $40 pkgs
20 bbls salmon. 1890 lbs dried nsh. 1900 lbs
40 lard, 142 es canned goods. 6s40 lbs but
I25 cs eggs. II pkgs groceries and provisions.
80 cs whisky. cs brandy, IL cs liuors. 20
2io0 lbs feedstuffs. 20 733 lbs bran. 2s pkgs
table preparations, 10000 lbs rice. 1I33 lbs
sugar. 5oH lbs ham and bacon. 599 lbs fresh
fsh II pkes electrical suppIies. 11.210 lbs
castor oil beans. 81 pkEs machinery, 125 pkgs
drv goods, 131 pkgs drugs and sundries. 100
T,ises paper. 60 591 lbs 43 manufactured to-
bacco' so pkgs paints and oils. 46 pkgs nails.
Is pkes railroad material, 100 cs matches 66
nkTs plumbing material, cs hats, II cs boots
and shoes. q cs arms and ammunition. 70 oois
wire. 1892 lbs alum. 81 boiler tubes. SOP rail
IT, sro Samoan Islands-2O6 pkEs naval stores.
60 pkgs potatoes and onions 20 Sz Ts S assorted
nIrs fresh fruits. 79 cs canned salmon. bbls
fo1r 4 cs eggs, 9 pkgs groceries and proyi-
sons II Dlss ssIssaa1 esnss POS A lbs dried fruit,
81 $50 lbs raisins. 2e1e cs assorted canned
sSsse sso9Hi iihs codfish 4972 lbs meals, 1921 pkes
fresh fruits, 1osS lbs beans. 1877 lbs hops, 200
crfs onions. 80 cs boots and shoes, 10 bols
s,,,-rfcsffnr oil So pkgs machinery, 1876 pkgs
metal polish. II pkgs bicycles and sundries. 2s
hdls rubber goods 10 rolls newspaper, -
Dsgs roofing material. 10 p5gs drugs and sun
aries so es cigarettes. II pkgs aufomooiie
paris 1vvv 1,ss,rsI,sDis II ga lbs coffee 6794 cs
- md salmon s5il lbs hops 40 cs canned
foods 1000 lbs dried fruit, 20 erts onions ,l5 10
- eVr,,n 1s0 half bbls picked salmon S55z
nEr1 fresh fruits 1900 lbs goldfish, 1850 lbs
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-09
POPE RECEIVES
FRENCH PARTY
Fifteen Hundred Pilgrims
Risk Possible Sacrifices
10 Visit the Vatican
THANKED BY PONTIFF
Plus y, in a Moderate Dis
course, Hopes the Present
Breach VIII Be Healed

ROME, Sept s.-The Pope to-day
ieceived 1900 French pilgrims, mostly
priests and nuns. led by NJ Harmel,
a wei known manufacturer, who de-
Irered an address to the Pontiff. The
latter, in reply, said the reception was
most important, being the first French
r-lgrimage TO visit Rome since the
conflict between France and the Vat
lcan.
Ia his discourse the Pope thanked
The pilgrims for the loyalty and devo-
ton they had manifested, not only in
word. but by deeds. thus risking hav-
ing 70 make considerable sacrifices He
added:
You, descendants Of the sons Of
France. who were unreservedly faith
ful 10 the church, devoted to the chair
of st. Peter and always ready TO de-
tend and propagate truth and good
less, viii not be degenerate heroes.
in spite Of the difficulties and sacri-
ices which you must face, be always
generous minded, with the certain
knowledge that you will thus be work.
ing not only for your own happiness,
but for the prosperity Of your coun-
try."
After reviewing the historic connec-
lions between France and the Vatican,
The Pontiff said:
France is always, Notwithstanding
an that has happened, most dear 10
our heart. II necessary we are ready
To- endure again sufferings to insure
the welfare and greatness Of your
country"
The Pope concluded with urging the
pilgrims TO remain firmly attached to
the church. The discourse was greet
ed with warm applause. Its modera-
tion was much commented upon. 1t
was compared with the aggressive tone
Of the recent speech made by French
Premier Combes at Auxerre and it was
considered TO be an indication that the
Vatican has not yet lost hope that
some understanding may still be ar
rived at with France
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For the Antinodes.

The Oceanic steamship Sierra sailed yester-
Gay afternoon at o'clock for Honolulu and
the Antipodes with a heavy cargo and full
passenger list, OF which the first cabin is as
Fo Honolulu-Mrs. F. W. Beardslee, E. M.
BOYD. Captain c. J. Campbell, Mrs. Campbell
Davis. Mrs. E. B. Drant Mrs. H. R. Empey
W. II. Field, Mrs. Field and two children A.
n r. F1tzsimmons. Miss F1tzsimmone,
NJ. Grace. DR.. NJ z. Grossman A. r. Gurrey,
G G: Won Hamm. Miss II. @. Hitchcock,
Mrs G. P. Havens; Mrs. H. A. Jaeger, two
children and nurse; Rev. ]. w. Wadman,
Miss Wadman. T. X. James, Mrs. E. W. Joy,
Brother Lawrence. w. A. Love. Mrs. Love.
Mrs r. E. Miller, R. w. Perkins A. H. Pratt.
Mrs Pratt. Mrs c. A. Robinson. Mrs. ]. W.
BOD hOnlhson; Mrs; w; a; Roaennerg, Il: Hosen-
2. 7. Shearer Miss Eva Smith, Brother
Thomas. P. L. Topic Miss A. Turner, DR.. NJ.
Wachs, R. V. Woods. Mrs. Woods. E. ]. Wa
For Pago Pago-c. W. Frederick. P. C. Gas
XIII. Fritz Michaelis. c. ]. Parks.
Jamin r. Crawford. Mrs. Crawford, ]. H.
Dalton, Mrs. Dalton, W. S. Dalton. John
Herrick, E. J. Herrick. E. c. Lelievre. Mrs.
Lelevre, Miss Lelievre R. K. Murphy, H. P.
Norton. Alex osterTieth. T. o. Price. @. NJ.
Royle, Master Royle. William Todd. W. H.
Triggs. Mrs. Triggs. Miss Triggs. DR.. J. Y.
For svdney-D. Abbott. H. C. Boyd, Mrs.
D. conrolly. Mrs. Connolly c. N. Ccmmeford,
v. Deckyvere, W. Dougall, William Eilery,
F. d. Ellis Richard Grant, W.
Harwood, Albert Henry, s. King, G.
Kettlewel, F. r. Kron. Master Kron,
J. Mclean. Mrs: Mclean. A. Aiacwilie. W.
Lambert. G. W. Mallalieu, Mrs. Mallalieu.
p. Nutte, NJ. E. Pettinger, G.. K. Podosd, w.
Prichard, Mrs. Prichard, W. J. Proctor, Mrs.
Proetor. Edward Rich, Captain W. r. Stone,
George Slowing, Mrs Slowing. J. e. Strachan,
Mrs Strachan, P. A. Thomson, Thomas H.
Trumbull. Richard wenzel. Mrs. wenzel. H.
A. Wiltshire. Mrs. Wiltshire
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-09
Tile Factory a success.

WILLOWS, Sept. S.-Several months
ago the Southern Pacific erected a fac
tory near Orland fer the purpose of
making stone culverts for railroad
crossings and piers and abutments
for buildings. The site Of the plant
is at the Stony Creek crossing, which
has been this divisions source Of
gravel supply for many years. The tile
factory was begun as an experiment,
but it has proved an immense success
and its permanency is now assured.
This gives quite an impetus to the
town of Orland, as a large number OF
men will be given employment at the
plant.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-09
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

Thursday, Sept 8.
stmr City of Puebla, Jepsen. 81 hours from
stmr Corona. Gielow, 10 hours from Eureka
Stmr A Kilburn, Thompson, hours from
stmr Aurelia, Erickson. "a hours from
stmr Point Arena. Miller. IS hours from
stmr Mackinaw. storrs. se hours from Ia
stmr Argo. Dunhan, 2e hours from Eel
stmr Aberdeen. Weber. "A hours from
stmr Nushagak, Larsen. 10 days and hours
Stnnr BrookIyn, Carlson Is hours from Men,
stmr BIarshfield. Dettmers. 10 hours from
stmr santa Rosa, Alexander, AZ hours from
stmr Greenwood. walvig. "A hours from
FIR ship Ernest Reyer. Dieulsnsard. IS days
Sci schr Ida A. Campbell. hours from Point
schr Halcyon Mcdonald. 8 days from Grays
Harbor
Thursday. Sept 8.
stmr Geo W Elder Randall. Astoria: Oregon
Railroad and Navigation Company.
Stmr Sierra. Houdlette. Honolulu and sgd
new: J D Spreckels & Bros Co.
fsr stmr 'Coptic. Armstrong. HongkonE. etc;
Br stinr Coutic, Armstrong. z;fiina, etc.
Br ship Naiad, Davies, Liverpool; D
Epreckels Bros co.
Fr bark Gen De Boiseffre. La Pannerer,
Queenstown: G w McNear.
schr Expansion. Johnson. Manila, Via Noyo;
Balfour. Guthrie & Co.
SAILED.
Thursday, Sept s.
stmr Sierra. Houdlette. Sydney. via Homo
lulu.
Sfrnr State OF California, Nicolson. San
Diego.
Sfrnr santa Cruz Alberts, Monterey.
Strnr Celia, Nordberg, Albion.
Gtnnr Iauua, Joraenson. Eureka
Stnar Scotia, johnson, Bowens Landing.
Stu1r Brooklyn. Carlson. San Diego.
Stmr Pomo Jacobs, Albion.
Schr Onward Anderson, Coduille River.
schr Glendale Gronwald, Klawack.
Schr Conianza, Johnson. Notieys Landing.
SPOKEN.
Per Fr ship Ernest Reyer, S1pt 3-Bark
Gerard G Tobey from Honolulu, for San Fran
cisco; bktn w H Dimond. from Honolulu, for
san Francisco; schr H c Wright from MANU-
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-09

raisins, 1900 lbs dried fish. 10 cs wine. CO
brandy, 100 coils rope. 80 pkgs bicycles and
sundries, 13 bales overals. 13 cs electrical
supplies. las cs boots and shoes. bdls luoric
eating oil 276 pkss drugs and sundries. 26
pkgs machinery 2370 lbs solder. 33 bds shocks.
205 pkgs roofing material 16 bales broom corn,
4S pkgs agricultural implements, Al pkgs sew
ing machines. $50 doors, 4S0 pkgs metal pol
ish, AZ pkgs dry goods, II cs arms and am
paper, 63 pkgs leather and findings bales
duck, IL. 396 It lumber
To South Africa-5 bales overalls, 6S pkss
metal polish.
To Fiji Islands, pkgs groceries and pro-
visions. IA cs canned salmon 33 cs assorted
canned goods. . bales overals.
In addition to the merchandise cargo the
steamer carried $1,000 in Mexican dollars, con-
signed to Suva. Fiji Islands.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-09
LADIES OF PORTUGUESE
UNION ELECT OFFICERS
Grand Lodge in Session at Santa
Cruz Completes Its Iabors
and AdiOurns

SANTA CRUZ, Sept s.-The ses-
sion Of the Grand Lodge of the Ladies
OK the Portuguese Union ended to-day.
The following officers were elected:
Grand president. Mrs. NJ. Phillips.
Oakland; grand vice president, Mrs.
n. Jerome, San Francisco; grand sec
retary, Mrs. Sylvia Mells. Oakland;
grand treasurer, Mrs. c. Perry, Oak
land; mistress Of ceremonies, Mrs. NJ.
Staub. Elmhurst; grand marshal, Mrs.
IL. Krilanovich; grand inside sentinel,
Mrs. Louise Rose, San Francisco;
grand directors-Mrs. A. Armas, Oak
land; Mrs. Silyera. Rodeo; Miss May
Smith. Mission san Jose; Mrs. A. Fur
tado, San Leandro; Miss Annie Gas
per. Centerville; Mrs. z. Joseph,
Pleasanton, and Mrs. Garcia. Hay
wards.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-09

HAMBURG-sailed Aug 2i-Ger stmr sile-
sia, for South America
GENOA-Arrived Sept Span stmr Isla de
Luzon from Manila
HoNGKONG-Arrived Sept 7-Br stmr EN-
press of Japan. from Vancouver.
Sailed Sept Slap stnr America Maru. for
San Francisco
PORT PIRIE-Arrived Sent 3-Ger ship
Thekla. from Port Gamble.
TANNING 1SLAND-Arrived Aug 24-Bri9
Galiiee. hence July 80
ANTWERP-Arrived Aug 22-Ger stmr Sile-
sfa, from Hamburg, for South America.
ACAPULCO-Sailed Sept 6-Stmr San Jose
for Ancon. Sept 7--Stmr Peru for San Fran
cisco.
BARCELONA-Arrived Sept 6--span stmr
Isia DE Luzon. from Liverpool, for Manila.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEW YoRK-Sailed Sent S-Stmr La sa-
vote for Havre; stmr Bremen, Bremen.
LlVERPOOL-Arrived Sept S-Stmr Teu-
tonic, from New York
HAMBURG-Arrlved Sent S-Stmr Pretoria
from New York; stn1r Deutschland, from New
York.
PLYMoUTH-Arrived Sept s-stmr Fried
erieh der Crosse, from New York, for Bremen,
and proceeded.
QUEENSTowN-sa Sept s-stmr Oce-
anlc, from LIVERPOOL. for New York.
CORONEL-Sailed Aug 26-Stmr Ammon
from Hamburg. Genoa, etc, for San Francisco
BRlSBANE-Sailed Sept Shark Aorangi,
from sydney n ", for Vancouver. -
Movements of Sfeanera
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST

Thursday the highest temperature reached at
San Francisco was 100 degrees
Warm weather prevails generally in Cali
fornia but cooler weather is In sight, and the
temperature is already beginning TO fall along
the coast from Point Conception to San Fran
cisco.
Light rain is falling on the northern coast,
from the mouth of the Columbia River north
ward. There has also been light rain ct El
Paso.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight, September o:
Northern CaIiforna-Fair Friday; cooler;
light southerly winds in the Sacramento Valley
light northerly winds in the san Joaquin
Southern Csllfornia-Fair Friday; cooler;
fresh westerly winds
Nevada-Fair Friday.
San Francisco and vieinity-Fair Friday,
cooler: brisk westerly winds. with fog-
Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy Friday,
cooler: light westerly. winds.
Fresro-Fair Friday! light north winds
Eacramento-Fair Friday. cooler; light south
erly winds. A. @. McADlE,
District Forecaster.
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ToSAN RAFAEL,
ROSS VALLEY,
MILL VALLEY,
cAzADER0. Etc.
via sausalito Ferry

SUBURBAN SERVICE. STANDARD GAUGE.
Depart from San Francisco week days at
$3.50. 7:10. 7:45. $3.50. 9:15. 1000. IL 100 a. m.
Ill 40 a. IN. Sausalito only, 1920. AS, 3:15,
400 4:35. 5:f5. $3.50, 6:25. 7:15, 900, 1920
IL :36 p. m. Sundays and legal holidays depart
at 7:f0 7:45, $50. 9:15. 1000, Hoo ii 40
a. m, 12:20. 100. las. 2:30. 3:15, 400. 4:35
5:15, $50. 6:25. T:15. s:15. 9:oo. 1920, IL :35
p.
Arrive at San Francisco, week days. GIL
700, 1885. S:15, S:45. 9:35. 1920. IL :05 a. m ,
1905 1:25 2:50 3:35. 4:20, sos. $40. 6:15
6:55. 1855. 10:05. IL :25 .. m On Sundays and
legal holidays extra trains arrive at I2:45, 2.O5
$50 p m
For Fairfax, week days, depart at 7:45 a. m
3:15 p. On Sundays and legal holidays at
As OILS. 1000. loo a. m, 1920. 1: :OO AS
p. m.
THROUGH TRAINS.
7:45 a. m daily--Cazadero and way stations.
9:15 a. m. Sundays onIy-For Point Reyes.
etc.
8:15 p. m. daily except sunday-For GAIA
dero, etc.
S:i5 D. M. Sundays only-For Cazadero, etc
TICKET OFFICE-626 Market st.
FERRY-union Depot, foot OF Market 1t.
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Skull Badly Fractured.

p c Marteil was brought over from Oak
land Long Wharf yesterday to the Harbor
Emergency Hospital with a badly fractured
skull He lives at ia Fourth street. and was
employed on the steamer Del Norte, across
the bay, unloading a lumber cargo, and was
accidentally knocked down by a stick Of tim
Der. The injured man was removed to st.
Luke's Hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-09
New Hop Picking Record.

UKIAH, Sept. s.-Emil Weselsky
broke the record for hop picking to-
day. weighing in 114s pounds. This
* remarkable, as the best pickers
average only about 200 pounds a day.
Weselsky's hands were cut and bleed
ing when he finished and in horrible
condition from hop poison. His days
work netted him more than $11.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-09
Shaw visits San Pedro.

LOS ANGELES. Sept S.-secretary
shaw, in the company Of a commit
tee OF prominent persons Of all polit-
zeal faiths and officers of the army.
visited San Pedro to-day and was tax
en- round the harbor and out to the
new Government breakwater on tug.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-09
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters of Interest TO Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.

The French bark General Mellinet. which
made port on Wednesday. was chartered prior
10 arrival for wheat and barley to Europe at
22s Cd Tie schooner W. r. Hume (at Bal
lard twas chartered prior to arrival for lumber
thence 10 Valparaiso for orders (Pisagua
rance). at 40s, option Of Africa direct at
37s Cd
rhe bark Andrew welch returns to Homo
lulu with general cargo.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-09
Money Coming to This CITY.

NEW YORK. Sept. s-The sub
treasury viii transfer TO San Fran
cisco 8. 100000 for account of local
banking institutions. The money viii
be used for corporate expenditures.
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a Cargo for Idverpool.

The British ship Naiad was cleared yester-
day for Liverpool. England. with e2,037 cs
canned fruit, 800 cs canned salmon, 33S cs
canned vegetables and 2so.0os lbs pig lead.
valued at $297. .S42.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-09
Steamer Newnort Sold.

The steamer Newport has been sold by the
Alaska and Pacific Navigation Company of
San Francisco TO W. s. Scammel & Co. for
use as a freight ana passenger boat between
this port and Halfmoon Bay. Captain I. H.
Corning viii be IN command
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-09
Grain for Europe.

The French bark General de Boisdefre was
cleared yesterday for Queenstown, for orders.
with so sl3 ctls barley. valued at $72, 900, and
6720 ctis wheat valued at $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-09
To Load Lumber for Manila.

The schooner Expansion was cleared yester-
dav for Manila via Noyo At the latter port
the vessel will take on 100000 # lumber, val
ued at S9S00
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WEATHER REPORT.

Q20th meridian-Pacihc time.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. ., p. m.-The
flowing maximum and minimum temperatures
q rSported for the previous day:
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the city front (Mission- street wharD about IS
minutes later than at Fort Point: the height
Of tide Is the same at both places.
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RAILWAY TRAVEL.

Other Santa Re Trains:
90 90 a. m for Stockton. Fresno, Bakersfield.
500 .. M. Mereed Hanford and visaIia.
400 p. for Stockton.
500 p. m. for Kansas City, Grand Canyon and
Chicago
TICKET oFExCEs-e41 Market st. ana
Ferry Depot, 8. p. Also 1113 BROAD
way, Oakland, Cal. az South First st.,
San Jose.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-09

FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER ,.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-09

Sun, Moon and Tide.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height Of High and Low Waters
at Fort Point entrance to San Francisco
Bay. Published by official authority Of the
Superintendent
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
, 1904-09-15
Encampment Excursion to Worlds Fair,

On September 9th, there will be
d special excursion party from En-
campment and Saratoga to Saint
Louis, Mo. and return. The Union
Pacific has made the exceptionally
low rates of SIS rs for the round trip
from Waicott Wvo. Tickets limited
10 Is DAYS from date of sale.
Arrangement have been made for a
tourist car for this party from Wal
colt TO Kansas City, rate per berth
S2.75 each way.
The excursion will be in charge of
S. j. Brawley, Grand Encampment
and early application should be
made to him or Union Pacific Agent
at Walcott.
Rates from Encampment to St.
Louis and return 500. 10
Rates from Saratoga to St. Louis
and return S27.75
Corresponding low rates have been
obtained from the difference stage
lines.
Arrangements have also been made
for low hotel rates while in St. Louis
there by atfording the party the best
opportunity to visit the Fair.
Either write or call on S. j. Brawley
or Union Pacific Agent at Walcott for
any Information you may disire.