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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-20
NOTICE 10 MERCHANTs.

UopS for advertisement ;" tie
DGig Telegram should be handed
. BIZ 1jss o'clock a. m. to guarantee
DkGS5as the same day, and for the
WesEIy Telegram not later than
Wednesday noon each tDeek- The
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M be-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-20
Tuesday, Sept. IS, 1906
ANNOUNCEMENTS

For County Superintendent.
desire to announce myself Tor
xbe nomination for the Office OF
county superintendent of free
schools of Harrison county, subject
to the Will of the Republicans OF
CYRUS E. WEBB.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-20
CYRUS E. WEBB:

County Commissioners
1 hereby announce myself as
Republican candidate for County
Commissioner subject to the RePub-
Jean Primary election.
HIRAM L. MUNDAE-
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For House of Delegates -
am a candidate for the House
of Delegates of West Virginia sub
iect to the will of the Republicans
of Harrison county.
JAMES BUMGARDNER.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-20
PEACE I'M ISIGHT

HAVANA, Sept 20-In an IN
terview today Insurgent Leader
General Enrique Del Castillo stat
ed he would like TO see the United
States negotiate peace, that he had
great confidence in Roosevelt and
believed if he INTERVIEWED he Will
in Cuba Just lon genough to make
peace and withdraw them.
Rebel Leader Pine Guerra Is IN
camp at Guanajay, 21 miles from
Havana with five thousand mens
Awaiting The result Of the peace
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-20

oscar @. Wilt, cashier of the
Salem bank, was here this morn
ing.
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UphoIatering and furniture re-
pairing cheaper than ever e. =.
Allen, 664 West Main street, G. Z:
odelIs old stand ian8H
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-20

J. II. Bongess returned Thursday
morning from Oakland. He had
been away several days and VISITED
several points of interest, among
them a number of water places.
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SWEET 1rELODx TLnUE
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re Daily Telegram can be found
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Zones News Stand, Pike street.
JacEson's News Stand, Glen FAX.
Waldo Hotel News Stand
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1og7g Fresh Fall Merchandise Throughout Our Entire Store
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

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y mail (1ntcounty) =. .25c per mo-
81 mail (ou1 of county, "a per w.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-24
Defeated the Mp. Team.

The local baseball team concluded
the season yesterday by defeating the
Northere Pacific aggregation, OF Spo
kane, with a score of 6 to 3. The
game was highly exciting one, and
on several occasions the fans in the
grandstand rose as one man, whooped
and threw their hats in the air. The
home team played a better game than
they ever played before, and each
man was in to win. Parks, pitcher
for the visitors, twirled a poor game,
and when the game stood three to
one, he walked two men on balls Fore
ing in the run that tied the game.
Middleton made the fourth score by
stealing home while the ball was be-
ing delivered to the batter. Grand
stand, but it won the game Plum
mer played an excellent game and
netted the two first scores made by
the locals.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-24
Society Had Outing.

The Marconi society, of s pokane,
enjoyed an outing in the city yester-
day. About s4C Of them came to the
city In the morning with a band and
after playing in the park, they char
tered the Carascallon barges and tug
Telephone, and held dance ON the
water. 1t must have kept them busy
keeping warm for the wind blew
chilly around the water front, and
later in the afternoon, the water grew
rough and they we're compelled to re-
turn to the shore, where they made
merry in Blackwell park for 3 short
time and then took the car for Spo-
kane.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-24
At the Hotels.

Hotel Idaho-F. A. Merry, W. E
Seelye.
Occur d'Alene Inn. E. Tonsia
+. Ganey, Gilbert Hugan, F. e. Hop
kins and wife, ]. Williams, G. W.
Gilstrap, W. Davis, Miss and Mrs
Pierre, ]. C, Hass, Fred j. Russell
Mrs. Chas. Drumheller, J. A. Gowan
lock and family, Lewis Summers, H.
NJ. Thatcher, L. Jesperson, j. Has.
selquist, Fred Macs, W. Duncalfe, F.
II. Cleveland, G. B. Mains, Jake Nc
Kune, Chas. Lang.
Hotel Normoyle-F. N. Fealy,
VIM. Kutchman.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-24

3. 3. Keller and wiz have return.
ed from a trip to southern Oregon
where they went to locate timber
claims.
The beginning o9 the last week Is.
here. Tbe great sale at the Idaho
le conf my VII positively
end ardgv: Eys ds N ibis
week CBtn BET psPeciA lpday. 6me,
early and come often. L.
The Commentary knights Templar
will hold their regular meeting this
evening and install officers who will
be elected at the session. The cere-
monies will be conducted by the
Right Emminent Grand Commander,
y. E. McBurney, of Boise, idaho,
who will be assisted by Geo. Maith-
land, Grand Commander Of Wal.
lace, Idaho. At the conclusion Of
the ceremonies the lodge will be serv-
ed with a tempting banquet and q
general social time will follow.
A consignment OF goods used for
construction camps, billed to the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rail-
way, at st. Joe, Idaho, passed
through the city today. The outfit
will undoubtedly be used in the 10
eating of small construction camp,
and among articles is q large amount
Of powder for blasting purposes.
The goods came into the city over the
Occur d'Alene & Spokane Electric
Railway, and were forwarded by the
Red Collar line, to destination.
Mr.. Joseph Adams, representing
the Macho Employment Agency OF
Spokane was a visitor in the city yes
terday and with a party of friends
took in the ball game and witnessed
the pets Of Spokane go down to de-
feat after the gamest kind Of strug
gle. Big Joe was there with the
goods as far as roofing was concerned
and casued many heated argument
in the grand stand. Joe says he has
money to spend If some Of the boys
Twill come to Spokane and help him
with the excitement.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-24

roWd.
The three children of Clay Porter
re quarantined for scarlet fever.
J. A. Gowanlock and family, Of
'riest River, who have spent several
lays visiting Mr.. and Miss Blan-
hard, of the Occur d'Alene Inn, left
or home this morning.
Hercules HardluAsat aour-s1.s5
DER sack. Barr>S-Ghainey.
S. A. varnam returned from a
hunting trip.
All school @Sbkes sold at Lake
|ide Pharmacy.
plansifter tlquIO lAs all in soft
Eheat. Barr & ChpiHey.
Hazel Wells returned last eve ming
kom Colville where she spent a por-
lon Of last week visiting friends. /
Five1hore days of tbs greatest Of
ll gfset1 Aes Gov ct tAe 1daAo Mer.
I33:.eis z
hngerous, come early and often.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Bennett, of
ala Walla, Wash, are visiting Nj.
ID Mrs. F. F. Shadduck, the parents
Mrs. J. B. Bennett.
Mill Feed, oats oiled barley in
" quantity. Bara-hchainey.
Extra speciel dripe on Aepha ladies'
ID ohiirdsp OsO htis,
ls ef ths'IdAha Nero Atils COT Fhy
IonaAy.
Chas A. Walker, proprietor of the
lakeside Pharmacy, will arrive III
be city tomorrow with his family,
rom Brainerd, MINI.
Once used, SWAPS satisfying, our
p Blend coffee. Barr & Chainey.
A. Z. Bellse has returned to the
ity after spending a month in the
Palouse countrynI
512-512-5Z Its Coffee and
he best. Barr sGhhiney.
Ask for BedeiG the Club to,
blight. Something special.
Mrs. Fred Clark, of On nd Forks,
B. c., is spending a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Weston.
The big.sale q the. Iaaho Mercan-
'ile, com Any@4ll coneinu until Sat
me mGgsks IofAs Jssls d9Slrs,it
understood that theres~ilG BE nc Con.
,innation.
Leslies Mcfarland returned yester.
lay from a weeks visit with his par
'nts in Colville, Wash. While there
le attended the Stevens county fair,
which he describes as being a good
one.
The Northern Pacific kaEirey has
rate Of q fare and or eS hHhrd to
pOkansN ing athS 8Alr. This in
ludes one dpfssfon ticket. octo-
er a EpSe bf s1.1O viii be made.
he present ratAig$1, 80.
Jos. W. Termnlay, of Priest River,
as in the city today and fled con-
fst on the homestead fling of An
pnia Vaccaratta, on the grounds of
bannonment. The land in controver-
is located in township SO, range 2
est, and is valuable for farming.
he case will be given a hearing at
hndpoint on November IA before
gnatz Well.
For beauty and elegance, the rich
|and hammefed copper ware display,
ID in the window oRathe Occur d.
llene Drug stors. en- not u excelled
our inspessfop is inyited hy<M. o.
PETERSON, the seweleE
Bargains galore and the store full
4 them. sThouaands Of dsllarssworth
4 new and desirableH Hercha Hdise4 las
cen opened al Che tdaho 81 eantfIe
|Pmpany and will go id this sale.
~T'he joke Is on R. G. Wearne again
and DR.. Boyington lost them
elves Saturday evening in trying.
get some water in the dark, while
their claims on the Little North
ork of the Occur d'Alene river.
Dth men left the trail to go to the.
PEEK. and were unable to find it.
pey were compelled to sleep in the
zen, fand not until the next morning
they get their bearings.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-24
ALIENS
NEW DRUG STORE

New goods arriving daily. We have the
most up-to-date line ofall kinds of Brushes.
Combs and Toilet Articles in the city.
We are the Perfumers Of Occur dAlene.
We invite lovers offine imported Perfumes
to our perfume case. You are welcome
to sample our goods. $ :
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
SAYS HER HUSBAND
QUIT ALL WORK.
Gertrude Schneider Civ
en- Divorce From Man
Who Eschewed Toll
LEVY FEARS WIFE

Having supported her husband, AL
bert, for period of twenty years, Mrs.
Gertrude Schneider came to the con-
clusion that she might as we'll live the
rest OF her life alone. She told Judge
Murasky yesterday that her husband
had given up work the last few years
and that he was willing enough to stay
at home as long as the money fur
nished by his wife's father and mother
lasted. but when the supply was ex-
hausted he left for parts unknown and
stayed away until he felt there was
more cash.
Mr.: Schreiber used to be a rail-
roader," said his wife. He quit that
and quit all sorts OF work. I had some
property left me by my mother and
we went through with $4,000 in three
years. Twice in year he walked out
of the house. with everything pleasant.
and stayed away. 1 never knew when
he was going to leave. He never sup
ported us and when I could not get
money from my father had to sell
the piano and some OF the furniture
to pay our bills"
Mrs. Schneider was granted a divorce
and permission to resume her maiden
name of Weller. Her daughter, Norma,
corroborated the evidence in regard to
her fathers shiftlessness.
Alexander Levy, a chiropodist, con-
nded to Judge Graham that he was
afraid to sleep with his wife. She OBJ
Jected to his vocation and became so
irritable that she threatened to turn
on the gas some night and asphyxiate
them both. After that threat, Levy ad-
mitted, he could not sleep with any
degree OF comfort.
Hattie Levy. the wife, did not put in
an appearance and the decree was
granted.
William c. Schley secured a divorce
in Judge Murasky's court yesterday on
the ground of desertion. His wife, Ida
D. Schley, so he said, insisted on re-
siding in San Jose. He preferred to
make his home in San Francisco and
that caused the trouble.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
VAN NOSTRAND OUT
MARRIAGE FEE.
All in Vain He Takes Up
Study of German in
Order to Tie a Knot
PLANS CHANGED

justice of the Peace Van Nostrand is
wondering how it all happened and how
al OF mis- friends became ''wised up" to
tne story. 1t was too good story to
pc suppressed, however, and the facts
ana fancies have slowly but none the
less surely como to the surface
Last week the Judge, who is an artist
Knot, was informed that two of his
friends were about to be made man and
WlIe and that they desired his distin-
guished services
Delighted" he said. Delighted, n
deed, and honored to be called upon in
sucn capacity. What are the names?"
The names were forthcoming. The
mead Of the household, who halls from
the cast1ed banks OF the Rhine, bears
the imposing title of Freiherr Franz
Joachim Won Egidi. while his wife to be
Went down on the record-book main
talned by Cupid Munson as Bertha Mar
garetha Heeb.
That sounded easy, but Judge Van
Nostrand was somewhat taken back
when he was informed that he would
be asked to repeat the marriage cere-
mony In the German language.
Sprechen sic Deutsch? 2" is about the
limit OF the Justices acquaintance with
German or any foreign tongue, but he
was not easily downed. He gathered
about him his Teutonic friends and the
marriage ceremony was prepared. 1t is
highly probable that the officer was un-
able to swear to the authenticity OF his
questions. but the wording sounded
good and he was willing to take the
balance on faith.
The ceremony was set for Monday
morning. In the meantime the court
took a vacation at santa Cruz. He
thoroughly enjoyed the outing and was
urged to stay over an extra day in or
der that he might prove just how good
sailor and fisherman he is.
Sorry" was the response. but I have
an important marriage ceremony to
perform early Monday morning in San
Francisco and must really catch the
next train"
When he crossed the threshold OF his
home that night he saw a note adj
dressed to the Honorable Judge Van
Nostrand. This is what 1t saiG:
Dear Judge-We have decided to be
married by a minister"
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
BUNDLE OF PAPER HOLDS
SPARK since APRIL 70
Workmen Picking at Ruins Of Hotel
Rex Open Air Passage to Tiny
Flame and Start Fire.

A nre was started at the site Of the
old Hotel Rex on Turk street yesterday
morning by the sudden blazing forth
Of a bundle of paper which had been
smoldering In the basement ever since
April 10, the day the Rex was de-
stroyed. It caught the wooden cor
structton erected for the workmen and
only the combined efforts of a dozen
men prevented 1t from spreading to
nearby lumber piles. 1t was finally
put out by volunteer shovel brigade
The bundle of papers was uncovered
by lworkmen who were picking away ut
the pile Of debris in what was once the
basement Of the hotel. A printing firm
occupied a room in the basement before
the fire and had a large stock of blocked
paper on hand. This was so tightly
packed together and so covered with
dirt that 1t held a tiny spark for more
than three months. AS soon as the
picks of the workmen struck the paper
and opened an air passage to the spark
It blazed into flame. Water will be
turned into the basement before the
rest OF the paper is taken out.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
EXPLAIN The STANISLAUS
RIVER WATER PROJECT
Officials Of Company Formally Sub
init Its Offer to the
Supervisors.

The Representatives Of the Stanislaus
Electric Power Company appeared yes
terday before the Supervisors special
committee on water supply to submit
formally its offer to furnish this city
with an adequate supply OF water from
the Stanislaus River.
Beach Thompson, attorney for the
company, and Engineers A E. Robert
son and Howard Veeder explained the
offer in detail, which comprises the
furnishing Of 20o.000.00o gallons of
water day at an intake dam to be
constructed near the entrance of In
dian Creek. on the Stanislaus River, for
sum not to exceed 100000
The company agrees to give San
Francisco the perpetual right to the
amount of water stated, and Is pre-
pared to show it's title to the satisfac-
ton Of the Supervisors when desired
After listening to the explanation the
committee took the proposition under
advisement and will file a report
thereon next Saturday morning. Five
other propositions 10 furnish water
supplies have already been referred TO
board of engineers for investigation
The Snow Mountain Water and Power
Company submitted an offer to deliver
by way Of Tiburon 100000 gallons
Of water a day. including storage
works for 2o0,ooo,ooo gallons, at total
cost for the works OF s12.4s4.435.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.


Stmr Manchuria, Saunders. 81 dsys 49,,
Hongkong, via Yokohama IL days. Via Homo.
Stmr Sea Foam. Miller II hours from Man.
docino, via Point Arena 10 hours -
Stmr Nebraskan, Weeden, days from Kaan.
Stmr Queen. Cousins. "a hours from victor,,
Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, IS hours from
stmr Mandalay, Sanford. 80 hours from Ores.
Power schr Cheteoi p hours from Delmar
Br stnar Kelvinbank. Ryder. Fremantle, via
Br stmr Stanley Dollar, Cross. victor.a; Rob.
Ger stmr Abydos. Peterson, Seattle and r..
SAILED.
Thursday Aueust
Br stmr Stanley. Dollar, Gross, Victoria, B. q.
Sr stRr kelytnbank. gremantle, via Eureka
:, stnr vs National City, Olsen, Fort Bragg, with
Stmr Signal, Monroe, Coos Bay.
stmr State OF California, Thomas, San Diere
and way ports.
Stmr Despatch, Weber Eureka.
Stmr Asuncion. Bridget, Port Hartford.
Stmr Del Norte, Payne, Crescent City.
stmr Grace Dollar. Olsen, Grays Harbor
Stmr Coronado. Lundquist. Grays Harbor
Scnr Eoaerlck Dhu' Anderson. Monterey, in
schr Fred ] who'd Munsen, Grays Harbor.
Schr Helene. Thompson, Bellingham.
Schr Mayhower, Gudmansen, CoQuille Rive,
Schr E Wood, Hansen, Grays Harbor.
Schr Newark, johnson, Byxbee Landing.
Tug Relief, Marshall, Monterey with sch,
Roderick Dhu in tow.
Barge vidette. Fridman, Fort Bragg, in tow
stmr National City.
RETURNED TO PORT.
Stmr 1aqua, Johnson. hence Aug l. for Cr.v,
Harbor, returned account OF damaged m,in
steam pipe.
Per tug Iolanda Capt Downing Aug z .sn
m. anchored in brakes Bay-Schr Snow q
Burgess, of Duxbury.
DIED AT SEA
At sea yesterday, on board stmr Manchuria
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LOBOS, Aug. 2-1o p. m.-weatbe,
thick; wind southwest: velocity miles Der hour
DOMESTIC PORTS.
EUREKA--Arrive6 Aug 1-Br shin Tw.ad.
dale, hence July 30. in tow tug Defiance, and
not Br bark Melanope, as reported
stamr Arctic hence July 81.
Arrived Aug 2-Stmr Fulton. hence July al
cisco.
Arrived Aug 2-Stmf Eureka, hence Aug
schr Antelope from Siuslaw; q stmr Pau
Jones, hence Aug /.
ABERDEEN-Sailed Aug 2-Schr Charles r
Wilson, for San Francisco.
Arrived Aug 2-Schr Philippine, from Homo
lulu; stmr Centralia. from San Francisco
SAN PEDRo-Arr1ved Aug 2-Ship McLarsu
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
Cannot Get Money Back.

Mrs M. l. Hafner. 226 Ninth street,
Oakland, obtained a warrant from
POLICE Judge Mogan yesterday for the
arrest of J. A. Albouze on a charge of
felony embezzlement- Before the fire
Albouze had a saloon on Fourth street,
and on April Is Mrs. Hafner, who was
an intimate friend of Mrs. Albouze.
gave Albouze $3.50 for safe keeping.
Since then she has made frequent de-
mands upon him for the return of the
money, but has always been put off
with excuses, she says.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Petroleum for the orient.

Petroleum for the Orient.
The British tank steamer Appalachee will re-
turn to the Orient with refined petroleum.
Lumber for Australia.
The British steamer Kelvinbank was cleared
yesterday for Fremsntle via Eureka with 1S5, OLA
feet OF lumber and $50 packages of metal polish
valued at $S24l, as cargo from this port
Exports by the Memphis.
The German steamer Memphis sailed on
Wednesday for Hamburg and way ports with
general merchandise cargo laden at this port
and valued at $1s.933. 70 be distributed as fol
lows: For Central America, $3.50; Panama
SSs6; Peru, S70ls; Chile. S3439; Germany, 1910;
England $780, The following were the principal
shipments:
To Central America: 251 bbls -four 1000 lbs
salt, 200 pkgs potatoes, 10 crts onions, 10 bxs
fresh fruits, 80 lbs dried fruit, 1900 lbs lard
500 lbs spice, e3S lbs millstuns. IL cs canned
goods, pkgs provisions, so gals wine, i cs
wood alcohol, 2S6o gals gasoline, cs blasting
caps and fuse tanks and 20 cs lubricating oil.
400 cs coal oil, bdls steel, 23 bdls rails 90 cs
potassium. 63 bdls car springs / buoy
To Panama: 23.osS IT lumber. "a crts mould
10 PsruI 10000 lbs malt. 1918 lbs beans. 10
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03

from Dillingham; stmr Alcatrsx, from Eureka
PORT LUDIoW@sailed' d'i Aug es0oF mBr bark Rat.
tie Abbey for Cape Town.
EVERETT-Arrived Aug 2-Ger stmr setos,
WILLAPA HARBoR-Arrived Aug 2-scbr P
sEATTLE-Arrived Aug 2-stmr Jefferson,
zs!sS Sss Ss:t's' oss for AasIi ssh:
Arrived Aug 2-schr NJ Kellogg. hence
PORT TowNsENp-passed in Aug 2-s.mr
PORT Los lss1 sspa Aug s0I st%t o.a1
Arrived Aug 2-stmr San Gabriel, from Ump.
GRAYs HARBoR-sailed Aug 1-schr Reso-
Arrived Aug I-schr Philippine. from Homo
lulu; sehT Hawat, from NagasakL
elman. from Port Los Angeles.
WEsTPoRT-Arrivsd Aug 2-Stmr Point
HoNoLULU-Arrived Aug 2-U s stmr sher-
:, MAKAwEl1--Arrired Aug Bark Edward
NAY nsnes 'aIE FEoRs1es II PORTS.
BiRkENHEAD-Arrived Aug 1-Fr bark De-
SAX from Tacoma, via Falmouth.
YOkOHAAA-Arrived Aug Jap stmr Kaga
Maru. from Seattle; stmr fremont. from Sc
attic.
BREsT-sailsd July 2s-Er bark Turrot. for
Astoria.
HONGKoNG-sailed Aug 1-Br stmr Empress
Of China. for Vancouver
QUEENSTOWN-Sailed Aug 1-Br ship Scot
tish Lochs, for Brkenhead
HuLL-sailed July 81-Br stmr shelia, for
San Francisco
WELLINGTON--Arrived July ls-Br stmr Dal-
wich, from Astoria.
HANK0w-Arrived July 27-Br stmr R. Tot
tenham, from Astoria
VICToRIA-Arrived Aug 2-Nor stmr Terje
Vixen, hence July IS, for Nanaimo.
Sailed Aug 2-Stmr Spokane, for Sitka.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aug 2-Br stmr
Wyneric, for Nanaimo.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEW YoRK-Arrived Aug 2-Stmr Majestic.
from Liverpool
Arrived Aug 2-Stmr Umbria. from Liverpool
Sailed Aug 2-Stmr La Touraine, from Havre;
stmr Princess Alice, from Bremen; stmr Amer
ika. from Hamburg
Arrived Aug 2-stmr Graf walderses. from
Hamburg, Dover and Boulogne land passed Fire
GIBRALTAR-Arrived Aug 2-stmr Moltke.
from New York, for Naples and Genoa. and not
arrived at Naples, previously reported.
bOSTON-Sailed Aug 2-Stmr Arabic, FOR Liv-
erpool.
Dullwich, from Portland
HANKoW-Arrived July 17-stmr Totten-
ham, from Portland. Ore, via Comox.
Z sLIVERPooL1Arive Aug i-Stmr Teutonic.
NAPLEs-Arrived Aug 2-stmr Moltke. from
QUEENsTowN-sailed Aug 2-stmr Oceanic,
for New York.
Sailed Aug 2-Stmr Friesland, from Phiadel-
phia.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
Manchuria Arrives With Ensign at Half
Mast on Account of Purser's Death.

yard undergoing a general overhauling
The American Hawaiian steamer Ne
braskan arrived yesterday, eight days
from Kanapan. She brought 76,626
bags Of sugar. For the last two days
of the homeward run the Nebraskan
encountered strong northwesterly gales
The liner Manchuria docked yester-
day at one of the new Pacific Mail
wharves. She is the second of the big
steamers to be berthed there. Captain
Porter master of the Mongolia, had the
honor of making fast the first liner to
the new wharf.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
DUTY ON FOREIGN GOODS
MUST BE PAID ON ARRIVAL
Owners of Nippon Maru Required to
Expend Five Hundred Dollars
for Borrowed Property.

Owners of the steamship Nippon
Maru are worried over a decision of
the customs authorities communicated
to them yesterday. 1t appears that
they rented an anchor chain from P.
w. H. Whitelaw, the ship wrecker, for
the use of that vessel on her last two
trips between this port and the Orient.
When they landed the chain for the
purpose OF returning 1t to Whitelaw,
after paying him $500 for the rental
they were informed that they would
have to pay duty of $500, the chain
being of foreign origin. They protest
ed that duty had been paid on the chain
on Its first arrival in this country but
the customs officials decided that duty
must be paid over and over again every
time foreign article is returned to
this country.