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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10
A Girls Suicide.

Portland, June 0,--'rhe body NJ Mis-,
Wnvolle Cunningham, u young woman
Of pondoton, oregon WAS discovered
In "a down town lodging house tins
afternoon,
She had committed suicide by mhHl
lng Illuminating gns, Come time ago
Miss Cunningham purchased scope
Iewelry of n local ilrm giving In pfy,
mont check which Vas disputed nl
The bank Mlss Cunningham was
trniled 10 San Francisco and arrested
Tho case WAS compromised, however
Miss Cunningham returned from San
Francisco last night II Is thought that
she was despondont over the diegracC
resulting from her acts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10
NORWAY MAY SET
UP A REPUBLIC.
pOus. Of Rsruadotte Will Not
Furnish q King and Danish
Royal Family Disspprov",
| QUESTION OF RECOGNITION.
Germany ssd Russia VIII Not Give II
psl,ss kIsg Oscar Consents 10
plsruptlos Of Ualon

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eonenhneen, June p,--All hope that
o..nr or rrown Prince uusi.vo
Nlns 'e." ''... a.. ,,,.'.
will Yield 10 'ho rop"oS' W WV No'-
uoglan slouhlng 10 place "A prince Of
a, ,o,.o M nernadotte on the throne
NV "Uu ,n. ,,,v aisnn,oaroa no.
Of norway '"'e wv" "''"''Vn,'',
cofdlng 10 high authority The Dan-
IAN roval family has also set tho stamp
',,ssnn,ov.l ON Tho npoon,anoo of mo
OF u'e"Pp''''' ,i,, nh,.,
throne ny ph''en p''No'
Il Ia understood mat arrangements
40. sc,ually boIng made for a national
.,,.n .,d ,his wlll lnoyltahlv no .
'ohVen'o'' Wv" W. W" Nv m''s
tult IN inc dco'r"''on W roP"oll''
According 10 well informed persons
.oro pussln and Germany win rofugo
NV 800. a.. N.,u,osia, oo,o,,-
70 roosl'ho WV WV "oe"" e''', "
ment until KING oscar consents 10 lhe
dlsrup,Ion of the union. strong Fl.
',.,s aro hoInv made IA sco,ro slmiIor
Iu,n II v n,hor govornmcnts' InoludIna
..uV"o nonn,arL and A In snid ihni
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10
THE SECRET OF SUCCESS,

Forty million bottles Of August Flow
or sold In the United states alone since
Its introduction Ana the demand for
II IL still growing, Isn't that fine
showing Of success Don't II prove
that August Flower has had unfaihg
success In the euro Of indigcsi lon and
dyspepsia the two grontost enemies u
health and happinoas2 Does II not ar
ford the best evidence that August
Flower IN u sure specific for all stom.
ach and Intestinal disorders that Il
has proved Itself the best Of all liver
regulations August Flower has "A
matohoss record Of over 30 years In
curing the ailing millions of these dis
irosslng complaints q success that IL
becoming wider In lts scope every day.
NJ home and abroad, M the fame Of
August Flower spreads. Trial bottles,
Doc; regular size, Zoe, For sale by
all Druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10
M, I. A.. VISITORS.

Don't fail 10 call ON NJ during our
great book sale, Every book ~ dis
count for two weeks Now IN Tho time
to add 10 your library See our ndycrs
llsompnt IN this issue,
DEeERET NEWS NOOK STORE,
Rnll Lake CITY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10

Tho uppor Snake River ValIoy-.Nioro
Fertile Nan the Mississippi, near Res.
burg Tho Educational lli6 Of Idaho, the
great Commercial Confer Three mica
nom n SlW0ool sugar Factory, Coal
beds near nN timber Within onsy roach,
IN IDEAL climate, abundant water supply,
improved farms, unlmproyod furms, chcnp'
Easy terms
Idaho,
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Lady Managers Report.

Now York, June 10 Mrs, Daniel
Manning, president, aud her associates
on The board OF lady monoecrs for hc
~ Louis exposition, who are In session
here, have decided 10 publish an 'ndc.
pendent number Of tho boards report
II win be distributed among the world 4
leading government officers, This, II
IN cstimaiod,will cost between $1,000 aud
81 900,
A representative or the exposition
committee who oamo from ~, Louls Ia
collect from the lady managers what
romans Of their 100000 appr0prot lon
was sent back homo empty handed,
She was informed, 10 II " understood,
that the ladies would report to prosI
dent Francis whom they have settled all
their outstanding obligations
.-s---as--s---s So
THE MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY,
's's'saH1ssssssssHa s-s''sas'aaaasis
i.hn. Ia I.Il.hI f,1 al Eu1tuIp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10
TERRIBLE
RHEUMATISM
CURED.
Mr.. OyIos Plant, Laid Up for
Months AZ u limo by Ibls
Terrible Allmcn',
FINDS READY RELIEF
At the Hands ~ Drs shores a.
Shores v cad Ills story,

malism for some tImc.-and this last at.
tack has laid me up about three
months | had II IN my arms, legs and
heart 80 could hardly moy0 NJ times,
ana could not bend over My heart
pnincd mo-lnd all who have had
rheumatism VIII know how ! suffered,
| was IN bad shape when ! went to
Drs shores a Shores, but IN two
weeks ! began "a improve, and since
then | have steadily Rot bot,or unlll
today | feel 10 much better ! can hald'
~ express lt--pams and aches are gone,
and | gratefully add my word NJ
praise ~ Drs Shores SIKH ng II duty
/ owe 60 them and 10 other sufferers,
(signod) "O2loh Plant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10
Facts For Thinkers.

)rs Shores have maintained por.
mNnoul offices In Sail Lake CITY
FOR over ~ yonr their cures and
methods are liko Rn open book
where an may rond,
Drs, Shores & shores, nro regular
Graduates IN medicine, from Amow-
cas- Best Medical rolloges---thoy
are ExsR r. surgeons-.thcy prac.
Heed many years privately before
they became famous M catarrh ana
Chronic dlsenyo eSports.-th have
practicod their Spoclaltlos--CA.
TARRll and CHRONIC NERVOUS
aud PRIVATE DISEASES, llN.
CLrSlVELY for nearly rs years
during which time they have por-
sonally treated over 10000 cnpea
DrG shores experience has seldom
II over ben oqunlled by mcdlcnl
men. Drs. Shores motto 10 IA
Low fee. mild ana painless trnai.
mcni and a guaranteed cure IN all
durable cases"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10

the bar end The public AT large, The
opinion OF the court written BY Judge
Gray, ~ very exhaustive, reviewing the
formidable record In oycry detail and
o0lllnlnB upwards of 10000 words,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10
BEWARE OF "FAKE
MEDICAL COMPANIES"

ms, shores IN their many years OF practice IN salt
Lake CITY, have never rcsorod 10 abuse " any honest
physoionhut on tho contrary Drs, shores have always
welcomed HONEST competition when TRAMP DOC.
TORS and lTlNEIlANT FAkIRs, hiding under the cloak
" FAKE Medical Coz" seek TO trap the unwary Dre
shores feel II duty 90 call attention 60 such frauds
EVERY DOCTOR ENTITLED TO PRACTICE MEpl.
CINE IN UTAH HAS lIlS NAME AN CREDENTIALS
ON RECORD IN THE COUNTY nECOhDERs or.
FICE II YOU intend to consult n doctor FIRST ES.
ANIME THE RECORDS AND SEE THAT MS NAME
ia THERE II IN an old.tlme trick 90 advertise "Fako
Medical Co." and parade doctor possessing great
skin Cwho eth nonresident NJ the state or In dead
aud hurlod) ana thon palm m some interruptions aunok
ON the sick when they Ia consult tho doctor
sed DID YOU EVER DEAR OF a GENUINE, M.
pUTARLE PHYSICIAN DOING BUSINESS WITH THE
SICK As 4 FAKE rOMPANYY Tho COMPANY
furnishes tho cloak under which ANY QUArK can prac.
cc, II YOU 10 10 see doctor be sure to SEE INN N
PERSON, mud don't be- satisfied with some one who
"RlpREStNTS TlIl DOkE'fOlV on salary " 500
per month
Compare the picture ~ the doctor advertised with tho
face ~ the man who cOnsults youthon ask him who ho
prs shores conduct their business undcr their OWN
NAMEs n YOU consult Dw Shores shores you see the
DOCTORS PERSONALLY n you consult other doctors
BE SURE YOU SEE TllE DOCTOR HIMSELF
~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10
NO EXPERIMENTING! NO MISTAKES.

IuonnN sI M Inv 10 ou1rm1n mo lloU
w cNyolu Ia
" ~ ~ ' 'V' V o"
prove In
stomach on Rin tmubr
ri he u a D be examine dan
superior q land the can in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10

Summers 10 the lore
In light weight Suits, Panama,,
and Sailors, we have many good
things to offer Take a look at
our two.plsec Suits In serss for
$3.50.
The very thought, Of how cor.
rect and natty they are, Is enough
10 make the wearsr lssl cool on
the hottest day,
Straw Sailors and Panama,,
hoslsry, Underwear and NeslIsss
Shirts,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10

Miss Ruth Wilson, soprano, so,alr,
sunday, June II,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10

nAHEL Mcclure ~ Temple st. ana Camps Lane Sal, Lake cW
H. MCCLURE, mother Of
scarcely In
Coh ulsOho head and ngh
moathesltng In bed
pair her D shores Shores month prog.
To-day SHE HEARS PERFECTLY call
nj
tlcy ca she sleeps like bnbyond proud grateful
toll all Mothers what
j.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10
We Also Cure By Mail.

No one need DO deprived Of The advantages of this
SPECIAL OFFER because Of living away from tho
call, FOR THEIR SYMPTOM LsT AND QUESTION
BLANKS, and take advantage Of Dp. shoros spE.
TARRllAL CHRONIC DISEASES FOR THE Low
FEE OF $500 a MONTH 40 OTHER CHARGE on
EXPENSE, ALI MEDICINES FREE This special
onor goos into qf,ct AT ONCE and holds good TO All,
VINO APPLY Until. Fl 'NTllER NOTICE CALL Oh
WRITE CONSULTATION FREE WHETHER YOti
TAKE TREATMENT OR 80, DO NO DELAY, Az.
PLY Now
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DRS. SHORES CURE DEAFNESS.

LITTLE HA2rL McCLuRE,.D EAF ron 4 NEAR-Now HEARS
'ENFEcTLY, READ THE STORY or HER GRATEFUL MOTHER
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-18
EXCESSIVE FUMIGATION
IS CAUSE FOR DIVORCE
Judge Hebbard Grants Wife Decree Be-
cause Husband Kept Room
Black With Smoke.

Jessie L. Shawhan was granted a de-
cree of divorce from William d. Shaw
han by Judge Hebbard yesterday on
the ground of cruelty. Mrs Shawhan
testified that while she was i'll in her
room at the Hotel Paisley her husband
kept the gas burning until midnight
and filled the room so full of tobacco
smoke that breathing was difficult. All
of her appeals to him to let her rest
until she regained her health were in
vain, she said, with the result that her
life was endangered. DEGREES of d.
vorce were also granted to Elizabeth j.
knight from Ralph Knight for deser-
tion and Christian Nielsen froru Chris
tine Nielsen for desertion.
Suits for divorce were filed yesterday
by Lena X. Miller against Oney f. Mil
ler for failure to provide, Goldena Yost
against Carl B. Yost for willful neglect
and intemperance, Edward Mcguire
against Laura b. Mcguire for dcsertion,
Ray Thomas against ]. J. Thomas for
failure to provide and Lena Cruise
against Harvey Cruise for cruelty.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-18
MISS KNOWLES
TAKES MEDAL
Tournament of California
Women Golfers Associa-
tion Is Great Success
MANY LADIES COMPETE
Miss Whitney Wins Second
Prize and Special Award
Goes to Mrs. r. G.. Brown

Miss Alice Knowles and Miss Violet
Whitney, both Of the Claremont Country
Club. tied for first place in the handi-
Golfers Association held yesterday on
the Claremont links.
In the play-or over one hole Miss
Knowles beat Miss Whitney seven strokes
70 eight. Miss Knowles won the silver
medal of the California Women Golfers
Association and Miss Whitney captured
the second handicap prize.
A special prize for the best gross score
was won by Mrs. r. Gilman Brown OF
the San Francisco Golf and Country Club
with the excellent score of 46. IS. total 81
The next best gross scores were made by
Mrs. h H Sherwood C99) and Mrs. ]. R.
Clark o99) Mrs. r. G. Brown and Mrs.
H Il Sherwood were the only two scratch
players, all the other competitors receiv-
ing handicaps.
There were twenty-four entries, but
only eleven couples took part in the COM
petition. which was over eighteen holes,
medal play The entries from the Clare
mont Country Club were Mrs. H. H. Sher-
wood. Mrs. p. E. Bowles, Mrs Fred Ma
gee, Miss Alice Knowles, Miss Kales.
Ms. MINOR Goodall, Miss Violet Whitney,
Miss Morgan, Miss Wright. Mrs. Ricard,
Mrs Harry Knowles and Mrs. w. p.
johnson. From the Menlo Golf Club the
entries were Mrs. r. d. Girvin, Mrs.
Leroy Nickel, Miss Ayres and Miss Doris
Batchelder. The entries from the San
Francisco Golf and Country Club were
Miss Drum. Mrs ]. r. Clark, Mrs. R.
c. Brown and Miss Florence Ives. The
San Rafael Golf Club was represented by
Mrs George Roe and Miss Alice Hoffman.
The tournament was under the manage
ment of Mrs. p. Z. Bowles, ladies' cap
tain Of the Claremont Country Club.
II was the second competition of the
California Women Golfers Association.
northern division, a similar handicap be
ing held on the links of the Pasadena
Country Club for the southern division,
for which twenty-six entries were re-
ceived- The event was highly successful
the course being in excellent condition
and the weather bright and warm with
a gentle breeze Many ladies visited the
Cisremont Club during the day and a
large number Of these enjoyed luncheon
in the clubhouse. That the handica piping
was well done is shown by the fact that
two competitors tied for first place with
net scores Of 81, and three for third place
with net scores Of IS. These three were
Mrs. ]. R. Clark. Miss Alice Hoffman and
Miss Florence Ives. The full details
follow.
CALIFORNI WOMEN GOLFERS ASSOCIA-
IlDN-HANDIcAP TOURNAMENT
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-18
WILL DEPART
FOR ANT|PODES
Sierra to Sail To-Day With
Large List of Passengers
and Hold Full of Freight
FAIR ACTRESS ON BOARD
Nance O'Neil to Start Again
for Scenes of Former Tri-
umphs in the Provinces

The Oceanic Steamship Company S
steamship Sierra will sail for Honolulu,
Pago Pago. Auckland and Sydney at 2
p. m. to-day. She carries a large passen-
ger list and her full complement Of
freight.
Among other notables on board are
Commodore J. Biddlecombe, royal navy,
who, accompanied by his wife, is going
out to Australia. Miss Nance O'NeiI and
company. including Mckee Rankin, are
ney. from which point they will tour the
provinces.
Besides the regular mails the Sierra will
carry on this trip mails for the Philip
pines and Guam These mails she will
transfer to the navy transport Solace at
Honolulu, and the Solace in turn will de-
liver them to the points for which they
are intended.
Following is a list of the frst-class cab
in passengers:
Commodore and Mrs ]. Biddlecombe, Miss
Miss A. whitney, Mrs. III. G. Harmon, Mrs.
H. W Scale. Mrs. A. L. Hutchinson. NJ H.
Miss C. Franks. Mrs. Louie. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. Serimgiour. Mrs c. E BQnkeT Madame
Professor II. Hermann. Mrs Hermann, Miss
z. PickersgiIl A D. Porter. Dr. K. Ruther-
ford, Mckee Rankin. H Il. Prix, G.. NJ.
Dolph E. f. Schooley j. f. McGrew, M. F.
Schmidt. e. Hermann. "a a; Reed, F. D.
Mahare Mr. and Mrs Hayseiden, Miss Edna
Tiddy. Miss hamilton Mr. Kennedy, F. S.
Kelly. Miss Fuch. A. D. Willis, Miss A.
Wells C. Cunha, A. NJ. Sheehan, A. Robson,
Miss Ricca Allen. Miss Madge Bloodgood. w.
W. Arkley. Mrs H. Bracy, Mrs. J: Marbury.
c. Mayfeld, W. Graham, Miss ]. Near, ]. O.
Newton. F. F. Lansing. G. Friend, j. Glen
denning NJ Dodd W. Martin, E. Wolff. Mr..
Lorenz and Mr. and Mrs. T. w Stack.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-18
EXCITING RACE
At ELM RIDGE

| KANSAS CITY, May 1.-THE Ellison
entry, James Reddick and Lady Navarro.
quoted at 4 to 1 in the betting, ran one
two to-day in the Swope Park stakes for
two-yearlblds, the feature event at Elm
Ridge. The race developed by far the
most sensational finish of the entire meet
ing, the first four horses being heads and
noses apart. Less than two lengths
separated the first and last horses in the
| field of seven as they flashed under the
wire. James Reddick barely nosed out the
stable companion for first money
1t was disastrous day for the talent,
RoUndelay in the second race being the
only winning favorite. Ed Ball sprung
a surprise in the fifth race by de-
feating True Wing with ridiculous ease
True Wing was held at Is to 10 in the
betting, while the Mulkey gelding was
20 tol1 shot. In the first race Stumptown
finished second, but was disqualified
Summary:
First race six furlongs-John Carroll t2h
second: Harpoon tout). third. Time. 116
Stumptown finished second. but was disqualin d
! for foulng.
| Second race, one miie-Roundeiay 20 to 10.
out. out). won: Double "a to 1. to u. sec
ond; Sanction e to 81. third. Time. 1:44la
Third race. one and an eighth miles-Berry
Spot g to 1, even). second; Gus Strauss (out.
third Time :57A.
Fourth race swope Park stakes. hve fur
longs-James Reddick CEslison entry to 1.
s to 5. 10 81. won: Lady Navarro. second;
Rustling Silk teven). third. Time. 1:02.
Fifth race. hve and a half furiongs---Ed Bali
4. ou), second; Clifton Forge (ouD. third
SIX Sixth race. se one mire-Modred co to 1. to
l. even). won; HaviIand q to T. ouD. second;
Sweet Tone 6 10 81. third Time. :45A.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-18
LOWELL BASKET BALL TEAM
DEFEATED IN A FAST GAME
Girls OF the High School Are Out
Cassed by Fair Players From
Berkeley.

The young women of the Lowell
High School basket ball team went
down to defeat before the experts of
the Berkeley High School yesterday at
the gymnasium of the Young Mems He
brew Association by the score Of to l.
The game was extremely close from
beginning until the final blast of the
referees whistle.
Throughout the game it would have
taken but a single throw from the field
on the part Of Lowell to have evened
the score. To get around their oppo-
nents for a moment was next to i'm
possible for the fair wearers of the
red and white, and the Berkeley girls
found the same difficulty. All the
points scored by either side were made
on free throws resulting from fouls by
their opponents. This defeat is fatal
20 the aspirations of Lowell for the
championship, but the local girls take
the small end of the score with the
knowledge of having played their best.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-18
RUSSIAN COMMANDER WILL
RETURN TO ST. PETERSBURG
washington Authorities Grant Permis-
sion to Ritschagoff to Go Back to
His Native Country.

Captain A. N. Ritschagoff of the Rus
sian steamer Lena, which has been de-
tanned at Mare Island by this. Govern
ment for several months, left yesterday
for ST. Petersburg, whittier he has been
summoned by the Naval Minister. A
request for a parole for the captain
was recently made by the Russian au-
thorities. and he was advised yesterday
by the Secretary Of State that he is free
to return to st. Petersburg at his ear
liest convenience.
It is understood that Captain Ritscha-
goff's presence in st. Petersburg is re-
ouired in Connection with war matters.
AS it is impossible, under the conditions
of his parole, for him to take an active
part in the present war between Rus
sia and Japan, it Is expected that he
will return in few months to San
Francisco and when the Lena is freed
from her restraint he will take her
back to the Russian side.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-18
FROM SEATTLE.
Destination. Sails.
Steamer.
sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Wednesday. MAY IL
stmr Czarina. Duggan. los hours from
Comox.
stmr Elizabeth. Jensen, SO hours from
stmr Shasta. Hansen, A hours from San
Pedro.
Nor stmr Titanla, Egenes. days from
stmr santa Barbara, zaddart. % hours from
Port Hartford.
Brig Luriine. Gerden, days from Port
land.
schr Albert Meyer. johnson, 10 days from
Tacoma
schr Ivy. Llndquist, days from Eureka.
Schr Compeer. Winter days from Port
Blakeley.
CLEARED.
Wednesday, May IL
Stmr Bonita. Preble. San Pedro: Pacific
Coast Steamship Company.
Stmr Pomona, Swanson, Eureka; Pacific
Coast Steamship Company.
Bark Andrew Weich, Drew. Honolulu; WEIGH
&.Co.
SAILED.
Wednesday, May II.
U stmr Bennington. Holmes, Bremerton.
Stmr Arctic, Nelson. Eureka
Stmr Costa Rica- Randall, Astoria and Port
land.
Stmr Pomona Swanson. Eureka.
= Stmr Greenwood Walvig, Fish Rock.
Stmr Iaqua, Jcreensen, San Pedro
Stmr Brunswick. Ellefsen, Fort Bragg.
Stmr Breakwater. johnson. Coos Bay.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-18
Races ON Market street.

Walter Scribner was arrested for racing his
new Cameron gasoline automobile down Mar
ket street al furious rate of speed yesterday,
and landed UP at the Harbor Police Station.
Scribner was locked behind the bars, and the
machine stood in the middle OF the station.
II was an unusual thing to have an auto
under arrest in that part of town, and at
tracted great attention. Scribner said he was
trying 20 make quick time to the ferry, SO
that his two friends with him would not miss
their boat TO Oakland. and that perhaps he
did 20 little faster than the regulation eight
miles per hour as prescribed by city ordinance.
His friends caught the boat and he got locked
UP. Later he was bailed out.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-18
Two Additions to ovcrdues.

Two more vessels were added to the over
dues yesterday-the Battle Abbey, ninety four
days from Newcastle. Australia, to San Fran
cisco. per cent, and the Brodick Castle, nine
ty-one days from Newcastle Australia. to San
Francisco. per cent.
The rate on the Glenburn jumped from so
per cent to IS per cent early yesterday morn
ing, and before made another jump TO
30 per cent. She is now out 2o4 avs from San
Francisco to Liverpool.
Others the list Alcnous. 15S days
from Peru TO Antwerp. 90 per cent. and Ag-
nes. 1sS DAYS. from Shields to Valparaiso, 80
per cent = -----t
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-18
To sho. Mark Of Esteem.

First Assistant Engineer Walter Bean OF
the Oceanic Steamship Cornpanys steamship
Sierra is to be the recipient Of a testimonial
from the crew Of the engineer department.
ship at 10 O. clock this morning. The gift,
which is a handsome gold souvenir, is intended
to show the regard and esteem the men have
for their superior officer.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-18
Memoranda.

LONDON. May 17--Ship Mary l. Cushing.
from Newcastle Aus. for San Francisco, put
into Auckland. leaking.
TOXIC, May 17-Br stmr Lincluden was
Korea French stmr Quang Nam was seized
by japanese yesterday near Pescadores Islands
TACOMA, May ia desperate battle took
place an deck of stmr Centennial between
union &nd non union stevedores; several men
were slightly injured, and three are thought to
have bsen drowned.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-18
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.

The pressure has risen rapidly over Oregon
and Washington. Over the valley of the
Colorado another disturbance Is developing
Thunderstorms have occurred at Salt Laks
City Winnenucca and Pocatelio.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight May Is:
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair. warmer
Thursday; light north winds.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy and un-
settled weather Thursday. possibly showers;
brisk south winds
Sacramento Vailey-Fair. warmer Thursday;
fresh north winds.
San Joaquin valley--Fair Thursday; fresh
north winds.
Coast-Fair Thursday: fresh west winds.
Foothills and mountains-Showers thursday
Nevada-Fair Thursday.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-18
Japanese Takex Pr;xex.

A cablegram from Toxic, dated May II,
says the British steamer -Lincluden was seized
May 10 south Of Korea. and the French steam
er Cuang Nam seized by japanese yes
terday near Pescadore Islands
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-18
WIN Pro.ecute Damage Claims,

The Mechanics Casualty Association
incorporated yesterday with a capital
stock of 100000. 1t is the purpose OF
the association to prosecute all claims
of mechanics for damages for personal
injuries or losses through breach Of
contract. The directors are Tim r.
Sullivan, James L. Gallagher, James g.
Mcguire. Matt I. Sullivan and Hugh
Lagan.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-18

NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NEW YORK. May I7.-New York won the
last game in the series with Chicago TODAY
The Westerners could not nit Wilt. Mer1es
won the game in the first inning with a
lucky home run drive to right field. Attend
ance, lcC0. Score: r. II. e
New 4ork-- .---------s--. o
Bs1terses-Lundgren and king; Wiltz and
Bresnsha Cmpire-Klern.
PHILADELPHIA May 17--Philadelphia-S St
Louis game postponed; wet grounds.
BOSTON, May I7.-Boston-Clncinned game
postponed; wet grounds