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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-09
MAY ASK FOR FEDERAL TROOPS.
Maryland Legislature Gives the Gov
ernor This Authority.

ernor This Authority.
Special Dispatch TO The Evening Star.
STATE HOUSE. ANNAPOLIS. Md. Feb
ruary 9.-The general assembly today
passed the necessary resolution authorizing
the governor to call upon the federal mill
tary authorities to furnish troops to aid
in preserving order in Baltimore and pro-
tecting property in the district devastated
by the fire.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Saies-Regular call, ~ O'Clock on-Washngton
street Railway As 500 at II. l. 900 at TO- bO1 mt
'oH, 300 at I6ls, 1000 at 49, 1000 at 7els
washington Gas cert, 900 at 49, 40 at l16 400
at 116. $40 at ZIG ' ~
Capital Traction, at f21 20 at 12lJA
Riggs National Bank, Mt bs5
Washington Gas. 100 at IS. 100 at S.
After call-Lanston Monotype IA Mt 81, l at o.
ar
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Bill Amending Code Signed.

The President has signed thesb bill amend
ing section 1895 of the code of the District
relative to anchorage of vessels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-09
Building Permits Issued.

A building permit was issued today to
Chas. g. Lyrch for one three-story brick
apartment house. No. 1921 Corcoran street
northwest: cost. Sill 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-09
New York Stock Market.

Furnished by W. d. Hibbs & Co.. bankers
and brokers, 1419 F st, members New York
stock exchange. Washington stock ex-
change and Chicago board of trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-09
Personal Mention.

Mr.. l.. A. Miller of 400 Albany street
northeast has left for Norfolk to make a
visit OF ten days.
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A Record.
From the Chicago News.

An Ohio woman holds the record. After
driving her husband to drink she got
divorce. then married him again to reform
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-09
Commissioner Degetau Heard.

SA"1oA1SA A~S6Os"N AASAAu'
The House committee on insular affairs
heard Mr.. Degetau. commissioner from
Porto Rico. today on his bill to make citi-
zens of Porto Rico citizens of the United
States. No action was taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-09
Contributions to Charity Fund.

E The Evening Star acknowledges receipt
of 81. contributed by I'M. e. g." and e by
'E. H.. b." to the fund OF the Associated
Charities.
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New York Cotton Markets.

NEW YORK.
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Liverpool Loses 81, 900, 900.

LIVERPOOL. February 9.-The chairman
announced at a meeting today of the Liv-
erpool London and Globe Insurance Com
pany that the companys loss by the Balti-
more fire would be 81, 100000. for which it
was quite prepared.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28

The piIot-bcat Lady Mine. in com
uand Of Boatkeeper Isaac Peterson.
vent ashore yesterday ct GraveIly
Beach. near Point DiabIo. damaged
ten plalks, ripped OF q lot Of copper
shesLhing and carried away her rud-
der She was pulled or the beach by
the Government rug General AIexan-
der and toVed back 20 her anchorage
By the tug Reliance
The Lady Nine was bound out and
about 10 a. m the Vind died down.
leaving the schooner At the ude's mer-
cT- when he found The boar drifting
Peterson let 20 both anchors, but On
account Of the great depth neither
mudh1ok secured q hold On the bot
tom and tse Lady Nine went ashore
she was gong out 70 take her place
on the station and pick uD pilots from
outward bound vessels She win be
repaired As speedily as possible
The Ife-saving crew from the Fort
Point station went TO the Lady Mines
assistance, but their services were not
required
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28

exclusive ~ treasure. % b distributed as
LotnWs- For Japan. s92. l59. Chica SIS IA
Filiilppi1e Islands SfG.524. East Indies.
49, Korea, 800 The Leading exports we're
a. s1ue-z-
IL J4ran-474- --Is wine Also lis sugar
= gals whisky. SD lbs meals. TS25 lbs -
1rle- ir1lL- i-i6 -tis bzrieE. -423 ibs coffee, 95
uAgs table preparations. $50 lbs hops Il -
ncr75, go lns rllsins 81 pkgs groceries and
-frp isicnS, @Ii5 los ham ard bacon 81 lbs
1urtar, 66r I5s cheese. a0I -s assorted canned
sor1s- -ao Us lard 50 canned salmon. S1S7
- nri1- = r-5 cats II usles hay. 5S7 rolls
?" - ieEl1er = pz-s machinery. ~ us.ys hi
81 eies al1d sunc-ies 5000 zals alcohol SO tasks
0ltcsS-lreT 20 crTS rcor-Z. 10 IS scan. f5G
- l-s sheet ieaf. ..,i lAies sc-ap Iearhe- sa5
rs l1dlSa- 5 electrical z1Ipuies -; IS boots
ara shoes. - wire fuses. 80 r.zs electrical
SUPPLIES. - pigs Paints ana oils - ps-s Ir-Izs
ard s-ndrfes.
To China-T6 bbTz 7-ri-. ESQ cs camel -
Pkgs riczls- =aIr1cu. f1T- - ass1-red ca-re.I
zcoc=- - rsEs groceries ard provisions - $50
-ns cheese as lbs ha1 znc oacon. $50 lbs
-s meals 3450 lbs Goldfish. -15G rs bears i25
- ncPS- - 1kgs cr--l fruits. c10 lbs bll-
-a---'o RS s1rf11ps- - -iJ rs psarI oa-iey 100
gals 4 re. l9T vhlskg-. $50 casks he-s- 1859
lbs chocolate 14s Ths -i7-ss-- - -+is -.+s !.
Bales kay 1910 fhs lzr1 10 rkgs nssts afa5-
gals spirits. Il zoo lbs dried ish - cs Uouors
= cs Syr--- cs honey. S45S lbs coffee f2O
2szs tt0le preparations, 6s5 lbs : cs bread
s5B lbs ru-s.
To Philippine Islands sbis four. $50 ,.r.s
potatoes 80 - Assorted canned goods Is =
ca1l7f- sa-ulor- - = table nreparati io1s : -
zyru-, . &C h0Cey. 924 lbs candy z CO oil =
FaPer- lao sc 8 pkzs oipe 80 cs rubber cloth
t1E. IL cs boots znd shoes.
To- EST Ilcies-ST3 assorted canned
gcoes-t-5 - canned -li1lCu. % DkES provisions
= cs liquors cs honey, g 1rted fruit -
lrals - syrup
10 kCrz1-L0 -issJ-
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
Warer Frpnr Notes.

TIE army transport DIX IS stiu bar
bound an Astoria
The Standard OH Coupary's ship As
-ral and -he Norwegian bark Roksby
Hal which were detained IN port on
sccou1r ~ The sourheasr=r- sailed yes
r=rtav-
20 The American -EzvaLzn freizhrer
%eursszzr. which PUT into san Diego
f1r repairs and Jeff the southern port
February g. arrived yesterday AZ sandy
Pci-t The A-=rraszar Is making her
maiden voyage as an Oh burner
The revenue cutter TE=-is vent % the
.F.sl1l Ir-r Works yesterday % be
.-ve--z-
Tie revenue -urrer Scar arrived yes
--,-lsT r--- san Diego Her officers re-
--gr la-rE had a most enjoyable
cruise
. The BRITISH ship R0ursnburu. which
& --o -Eeens-1rl soue weeks a50
distress. sailed yesterday Tor this
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
Exports by the Panama steamer.

TIE steamer City Or Panama sailed yesterday
FOR Panama ard way uorts with an assorted
merchandise cargo vlIUsd At So. 764 20 b.
distributed follows For Mexico Sn.:-3
Central America. sr3-3s9. Panama RIOS. c.
lou1bia- S+I9- Ec1adgr S752. Nev York Sal -
II Trinidad Island $500 Jamaica sf5S Bel
GUM, $500 ItzlF. $50 Germany. Sf3. chile
lie. The following we're the principal ex
ports
To Mexico-Sas.i lbs spices. T54a lbs IL ce
bread. 70 crrs paste. 800 lbs Il cs Goldfish t
rkEs table 1repa-ztous $50 .-s canned -,rd-
3I5 lbs dried frr9it 40 lts Fam and bacon. fs
Lzgs groceries ard provisions. 81 lbs cheese
BIO rs sa<o, 43 zsis wine. - zaIs = IS Wits
~ pkgs electrical supplies 1kzs sewing
I5acnires- -ls pcs 2 bdls PfPe ard fittings. :
DitE5 n1ichi1er5- - hbis cement 50 p<zz
shocks = pkEs DE- iutz and oils Is4 has s+-er
- bars = bdIs iron.
To Central America -fi53 obIs four afs gals
- cs Tiue. 20 es whisky % casks beer a -
canned goods. $50 los Goldfish SaO f.q -, -ac
okEs groceries and provisions 500 frs Ia-5 o6o
icE SPICES 100 kegs spikes Ia los tslio-v -
ocls pIre beats roll leather = rlrxs -
goods SO pAgs paints ard oils. l. .Gls N fr.r1-
Der. - bales cotton. & drugs
To Psnama-fn0 bbfs -four 20 r--s ,,f,--.,
To cclonoia-60 gals 30 IS whisky n. -,
- Ics dried fruits. eoO lbs rai<51s a.5 ~.
rice. pkEs groceries ard provisions. Is cs
canned goods.
To Ecuad0r-500 gals vine 50 es -ar-,r-
sIs lbs ham and bacon
To Eew Toril-92.223 gals wine = asr rb~
dried pr711es. $50 Ics rice. 40 gal brzrsy a.
oales Junk 5000 lbs dry hides. 200, f34 lbs pi-
70 Trinidad IsLand-15O cs canned salmon
To Iamaica-43 cs assorted canned x0c1q IN
cs canned salmon
To Beizta1r-5O0g0 lbs dried 7r-,,ev
To Itzly-32 cs camel salmon
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
COURT ENJOINS
TRUST COMPANY
Orders Doors Of a Taunton
COncern Closed Pending
= Bank Commissioners Suit
:RECETyER ASKED FOR
Difficulties Of Institution
=. Said TO Be Due to Poor In
vestments Of Its Officials

TAUNTON Mass. FEB - The
doors Of the Taunton safe Deposit ard
.TrEzt Company did not open to-day, as
q result u an injunction from the Sd
-preEe Co-r- restraining the treasurer
from receiving or paying any deposits
until af-er a hearing on an Injunction
IN rle Supreme Court ar Boston Non
DAY. The state Bank Coumsssioners
have announced that they wiz ask
thar a receiver De- appointed for the in
sri-Uuo1- The company Is said % be
IN G-E-El-izs because of poor invest
Uezrs bur rhe president. Eduzrd H
Tempe. asserts thar TIE 1eposItors
VII be paid h tUL The Liabilities are
$500 o00. The capital stock is 600. 600
Temple said BE- would 1cr oppose the
arpct-r-eur u receiver when the
case cane I'd IA The Supreme Court
Il is understood that the difficulties
have developed gradually and IL vas
ECr u1r1 recently thar the value q
securities he'd by the Institution was
questioned By -.e Nassachusets Sav-
rs Bank Commissioners Il Is said
thar an examination ~ the books has
shown &c discrepancies IN The accounts
o. The Institution. the cCupany's losses
having been cue exclusively 90 n-lsE0r-
tune liz connection with Investments
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
WANTS MARINES
NOT SOLDIERS
Admiral Walker Tells the
President Large Force Is
Not Wanted on Isthmus
OPINION HAS WEIGHT
Naval Officer Thinks Three
or Four Hundred Men Are
Enough for Present Needs

WASHINGTON, Feb admiral
Walker, who will be president OF the
new Panama Canal Commission, does
not approve Of the immediate use Of
United States regular troops On the
isthmus. He has told the President
that three or four hundred marines
viii serve all present needs in that
quarter. He thinks it viii take six
years TO build the canal. HIS opinion
may affect the orders to the Third In
fzntry to proceed 70 the tsthmus Of
Panama.
Lieutenant General ChaTee had Sc
Iected that regiment to relieve the ma
rines on the isthmus at the instance
OF the Navy Department. But that re-
quest WAS based on the sus spicion that
il would be necessary 10 continue the
force on the isthmus at its present
strength OF about 1000 men. The ma
riues we're wanted elsewhere-sOme at
Guantanamo and some in the Philip
piues-aud the department. could not
spare the 400 men who had been guard
ing the line Of the Panama Railroad.
but when the demand for guards was
reduced 70 400 this could be granted,
and the War Department vas so in
formed. The Third Infantry had been
notified TO be in readiness for service
on the isthmus, but final orders had
not been given
This is the present situation The
Third stands ready TO 90 TO Panama
whenever troops are required there.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
~ - Pa,scn~ers.

The Pacific Mail ComDany's steam
ship China Captain FrieIe, which
should have sailed Friday. but was
delayed twenty-four hours owing 70
the necessity OF discharging about 700
tons OF beef Consigned 70 the Russian
Government. got away promptly at I
o'clock she carried 2S0O tons Of
cargo and a large number Of passeu-
gers Among the deported Chinese
wzs Miss Wong Pax. who is being sent
back % China because the Chinese
bureau believes she came here for an
immoral purpose
The China's passengers included the
following named
For Honolulu-D. T. Allison. Mrs
.. L Allison, Miss L. Bills. Miss n
Fowler J. r. Gait. Mrs. J. P Gait
and tHo children 4. g. Gehr. J. irwin
Gilman. Miss IL Hammond. + A. JEFF
frey Mrs. J. A 5efrey. Mrs c. EuhI
- Z. Lynch. Mrs 4. n. Marks. Miss
E n Marks. William McGraw. Miss
Il. J. Mcmillan. L g. Merrick, Miss
Zeua Nerrick. John F. Merrill. Mrs.
J. z Merrill Mrs J. = Merrill Miss
r Merrill. Mrs W H Moorhouse. Miss
LAL1A l-JA-s-fr f-l-1 - lllL A1lA-s
Yiss " Murray Miss E. Norman.
8Irs. Parker. Mss Grace Power. o.
schmidt George o. Scrivner B. z.
steele. Mrs B. r Steele. r. l. Wal
dron. Miss L WaIcott- H c. WorIand
Miss A. c. Marks.
Tokohzma-C4pta ". A. Adams,
Fifth Rhode Island Lancerss 7. Akasi,
l. c Ballet. Paul CoTles. J. ". David
son. r. V. de Laguerie, u. H Dono-
hue John Fox Jr-, c D. Hagerty, l.
4 Hfnrichs. Lieutenant Commander
w. = Hughes, K Ito, Mrs K Ito and
maid. .. Kai, Captain J. 3. Milton, H
Shimomura. 7. J. Smith, Mrs. T. J.
smith. = TachL
Kobe-W- McC- OshSrne-
Shanghai-M4jor H y. Beddoes
Hon r d Cheshire. Mrs ~ L Dud-
Lev. L. z Johnson Miss NJ Kelly. G.
Kliene, P. W. Massey, 7. F. Millard
Miss L Moon
HonZkong-O. L Babcock, Z. A.
Bartlett. g. e BeaU. D ". Britting
a NJ. Clover. amos Cotting. Richard
Harding Davis. Mrs Richard Harding
Davis and maid. A. H Davis. A NJ.
Green. A. -. Hale. ". c. Hartridge,
P L Eemmett. Miss 3 Irwin. Miss
NJ Jau1isou. Miss L NJ Kooken, Chow
Tu Ewan. H r LabeiIe. L z. Law
tor. Miss II Mccain. D. O. McComb
T. 3 Nuttsr. Mrs l. l. Ormsby, John
u. Rsmey, George r Richmond. Mrs.
A. c. L. Sherwood. Captain H. +.
Strive. v. E. TowIes, J. L. Van Sen
den z l. Watson. C D. WhippIe, H.
". Whitford. F. Whiting. r P Yates
Jr-- Mrs. - n Green
Join at Honolulu-Mrs. T. G. Del
ano. r. Freiwzld. Ebeu Lane, Mrs.
Eben Lane. Miss F. G. Lane William
Munro and servant, Mrs. NJ :. Porter
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Saturday Febr1ary =
stmr Olympic, Elen2eu- - hours from san
sTnlr Eureka. lessen. 30 hours srou1 Eureka.
stmr Coos Bay, Nicholson, "a hou-s from
srh1r scrne saulit IS hours from Eureka.
stmr Czarina, Johnson 20 hours from Cons
schr Challenger Anderson. Is days from
schr Ia 4. campbell . hours from Point
CLEARED
SATURDAY. February 81
stmr China, Friels- Hongk0us, etc, P II
s :. Co.
stmr city OF Panama. Porter. Panama. etc.
stnr Oregon. Coran. Astoria o. r. & y
Stmr Pomona Swanson. Eureka. P G.. s :
Ger stmr Memphis. Reiner, Hamburg. etc.
J. O. Soreckeis Bros Co.
5tnr Coos Fay. Nicosen, san Pedro, P g.
& :. Co
Nor stnr TeIlus. Arutzsn. Ladysmith. r
TIuns1,rir Scns %.
Br bark Paramount. Baxter. Liverpool Bal
four. Guthrie & Co.
SAILED
SATURDAY.. February -
stmr Lakme, Christensen. san Pedro. with
sfm- CITY Of Panama. Porter. Panama. etc.
stmr China Friele. Honsit0nG. etc.
Stmr Olympic. Hansen, GraYs H4rbor.
Stnir san Pedro. Peterson, Grays Harbor.
stmr Point Arena. Miller. BIendocino.
Stnlr NsEsboy. Adler, Eureka
Ger strnr Memphis, Rsimer- Hamburg and
way ports
ship Marion Chilc0tt Williams. Honolulu
StuIr Green wood. Thompson. Fort Brag-.
shin Astral Durham Honolulu
Nor bark Rokeby Hal, Toriesen. Delazoz
schr Robert Levers. Underwood. Port Gam
Bile
Schr western Home. Lem BIKE. Coquille Rfv er
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT. LoBos. Feb. -. 10 p. m--weather
fogg- wind calm
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SOUTH BEND-Arrived Feb s7-Schr Vol
Sailed FEB 26-stnr Rival FOR san Fran
TACoMA-Ar-ived Feb cT-Bktn Arzzrauth.
sailed Fen 27-stmr Edith. Tor Port Los
Angeles. Er bark Lamorna, Tor Queenstown
Arrived Feb 2o-schr r. W. Bartlett from
sailed FEB g7-schr Luzon. for San Fran
FORT BRAG+Arrfved Feb slstur
Brunswick hence Feb ~
PORT ANGEL LES-Szi1ed FEB e7-Scfr Ma
rion for san Pedro; schr William H Smith,
i'I AsToRT4-saned Feb z7<stm-s George "
Elder and Aberdeen. for san Francisco.
TAFOOsH-Passed cut Fec e7-stmr Edith,
i'T $50 Sc ia FEB e7-sctar Mahrlons. e-or,
HouoIuIu. sctr John G. North. hence Feb 90
los AZ tls-- IE4saiIed Feb e7-stmr cotfsra
city. FOR skagway: stur Jeante for san Fran
GR4YS HARBOR-Arrived Feb sT-sch-
Fannie Adele hence Feb r.
SAN PEDRO-Arrived Feb 2T-Schr Reso-
Iute from Fafrhaven-
Sailed Feb 2F-stn1r san Gabriel. for imp
qua strur Bonita. for san Francisco.
ISLAND PORTS.
HoNOLULC-Arrtvsd Feb e7-Stmr Ne
Sailed Feb 2T-Bkta James Tuft. for Port-
lzad-
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28

San Francisco. Every Resident
Coast Every Man Child Ought
No Charge the Pic They Are Presented FREE
The Sunday Cal Order in Advance
by
All Train News Agents Register Complaint if
You Pu rChase Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
r1prrcN POETS

QUEENSTOWN N-Sailed Feb es-Br ship
Eouter burn. for SaE francisco
sYDNEY-Arrived Feb sT-Br stmr Moana.
from Vancouver.
YokoHAM Arrived prior to Feb eT-stHlr
fremont. frcul Seattle stHir Victoria rem
Tacoma
' CsRDIFF-sailed FEB es-Fr bark fran
cois FOR san francisco.
IYIfOCTH-Sailsd Feb 29-Br bark Car
na-vou Bay FOR san Francisco
SANDY POINT-Arrived reb -l-etrlr Ne
braskan. hence Jan - FOR New York
GUAYAQCIL-Sailed Feb -I-esr s1Inr
Ar1asis. for san Francisco
AEAPULCO-SaiIed Feb 2f-Stnr Peru Tor
san Francisco. Feb 25-Stmr City Of Para.
'o7 vIcT1Rfk. ~T5 3. C.-Arrived Feb s7-stmr
Hyades. from Yokohama
OCEAN STEAMERS.
SYDNEY. n 5. W--Arrivsd FEB q
Stn1r Moaaa- from Vancouver. VIA Honoiul-l-
Paul. from New York fer Southampton and
> 'ij-I. T-vI.ERPooI-Arrived Feb eT-stmr Gym
ric from Boston. stnr Ottoman. from Port
land SaiI~d-Stnr Cestrian. for E0sTun; sJuir
Lucania. Tor New York; stnr Bowie, for New
eaERBoUR+ sailed Feb .7-smr New
York from Southampton for New York
GIBRALTAR-Saflet Feb 2T-Ssr1r Csnopic.
NEX YORK-SaiIed Feb aT-Str1r PhiIa-
delphia for Plymouth; stnr Iceland. for Ant
werp. srrnr Princess Irene. for Naples and
Genoa. stn1r Campania. for Liverpool: stmr
Ftlrnesia for Glasgow; strr Patricia. for
Hamburg. stnr Island. for Cherbourg- Copen-
hagen. etc. stnr MInnetonka. for London Ar
rfved-Stmr Rhsin from Bremen
HAvRE-Arrfved Feb 2T-stu1r La Brerzgne.
from New York SaiIed-Stur La Lorraine.
- ANTw ERP-saiIed Feb s7-stmr vaderland.
LEGHoRN-Arrtvsd Feb :7-stmr Pcrugia.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
City Of Panama sails.

The Pacific Nail Company's steam
ship City OF Panama. Captain Porter,
sailed yesterday for Panama and way
ports. The Panama carried seventeen
passengers and 1850 tons of cargo.
which included 900 tons Of -four and 80
tons OF lead
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28

Nev York. via Cherbourz
oCTHAAPTON-Sailed F-c 2T-Stur Nv
York f1r New York VIA CherbotIrg
JFOHAMA- Arrived prev rioJlslg-str1r Eo-
rss- from san Francisco. VIA H1ucl11u t-r
-ionSScnz- stnlr fremont. from Tacoma a1.t
seattle for Manila srrr Victoria. from Ia
coma HcugkcrG
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28

from New York via Naples
CTENOA-ArriveI FEB 37-Stmr Republic
from Bostcn. stmr Lig1ris. from New York
LONDON-SaiIed Feb 2S-SCmr Col1m bian.
for Boston.
MOELLE-Sai1sd Feb s7-Stn- Pret5rian
for Liverpool
BREMEN-saiIed Feb sT-stn- Breue-. for
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters OF Interest to Mariners and
shipping Merchants.

The ship George Curtis and the bark Annie
johnson return 70 Honolulu with general
CARO-
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
-rn- .Ionn and Tife-

c-re1 z-- Cease z-- Ee1-zr-c Survey
ana -e--- -f E-1 and lev waters
--.-- a---ar-e Erz---sc-
--.- cg -c1ciz- a--lCr--y % re
80. lL =s-lr street w-zrrl a6cUr :
-rz- F-r- P1iE-- re Ee-SSE
an 1crE places
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
Merchandise for the Orient.

The steamer China sailed yesterday for
HouKkong via Honolulu and Yokohama with A
general merchandise czrgcs valued at $130, 400.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28

pictures color OF
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition would be highly
priced by its readers But the instant and spontane
Gus success Of the enterprise has surpassed al an
tcipztions and the cordial COMMUNICATIONS from all
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
VaIuabIe Cargo ror E,nriand

The British bark Ea-urourt vss .g,,...,
Yesterday for Liverpool Enriand - a 49, -.
barrels o. f1ur. Ti50o cases can1ed saI--,r-, =
gssss canned fruit 9s2.G1g pounds tsfir., l. :
s41o-575- eo at
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
Appreciated
Approval

the country most gratifying indeed The ca
these kindly expressions from its subscribers. and WI
to make generous recompense in every possible way
The readers of The Call belong to the intelligent
people IN every community where 1t circuIates, and
pictures vindcates every claim that has been made III
regard to them They the finest pictures of the
great Worlds Fair which be procured, or at
any time They bear the copyright Of the Exposition
Company and are authoritative perfect and complete
They controlled exclusively BY The Call and are
They are issued solely and only and part Of the pa
cost by and with The Sunday Call
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
The Third Great Picture in Co1ors of
the Worlds Fair Official Art Series
Will Be Issued Free With the Sunday
Call Next Sunday, March 9th. : :

The Call realizing genuine Of the OF
Supplements prepared splendid
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-28
lime Ball

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erarrz Ez-ra-Ee EzE Erznclscl. CzL,
F-rr-s 1914
---- rre E1 -- TIE tow=r CT TIE Ferry
.--.--1-.- u - 1-lr-e- eEac-ly 1oCu r1-1zy-
- u1lr e rEe L2C-E meridian or a. :
II r=-eeru--t --ue = @ ELRNE-T
L.e--E-z-L c s n. -n chzrgs
U--i-- The year 1903 $500 British
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respects II IS the pest picture tnus far q
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The Glenwood post., 1904-06-11
Honor Their Dead

The, Woodmen held their memorial
services Sunday morning and after
noon from Woodmen hall. The ladies
of the Women of Woodcraft went out
to Glenwood cemetery in the morning
at 8 o'clock and performed the regular
ritualistic service at the unveiling of
the monument to Mrs. Ellen McIntrye,
departed sister. About thirty mem
bers of the order were present.
At 9 O'Clock the Woodmen assem-
bled at Woodmen hall and were as
sisted by the Glenwood band which
furnished music. They went to Rose
bud cemetery where they held their
memorial ceremonies over the graves
of the departed brethren. Frank
Hayes was the orator taking the lead
ing part
The Glenwood post., 1904-06-11
Secures Cub Alive.

DIR. Deimer Fletcher returned Mon
day from two days hunting trip
with Jake Borah. They went up Fish
Pond Gulch and vicinity and were
fortunate enough to capture three
months old cub and to bring home the
skin of the mother bear which was of
the cinnamon variety
The ranchmen of the vicinity are
much pleased with the capture as
they had experienced considerable an
noyance from the depredations of this
particular bear, having lost at differ
ent times several calves and other
farm animals.
1t is the intention of the doctor to
keep the cub in captivity and to tame
it but he will have the skin of the
mother bear mounted. The cub was
the center of attraction during the
week for the townspeople as it was
the first capture of the kind this sea
son.