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DELEGATES ADOPT
A RESOLUTION.
Conference on Drago
Doctrine Recommend
Matter to The Hagu ue
RIO PROCEEDINGS

RIO DE JANEIRO. Aug. 1.-THE
subcommittee of the international
american Conference on the Drago
doctrine agreed today on a resolution
even more general than the one on the
programme. 1t recommends that each
american nation. at its discretion, re-
quest The Hague tribunal to study the
questions OF the forcible collection of
pubic debts and pecuniary claims of
all kinds The 4-rgentine representa-
tives alone opposed the resolution,
which was finally agreed on and will be
signed today.
The opinion is expressed that the
resolution was accepted unanimously
and adopted by the conference. Later
IL was announced that the Uruguayan
representatives had withdrawn from
the Drago doctrine agreement. which
resulted in slight movement to throw
the whole resolution out Of the pro-
sramme by two-thirds vote. How
ever, 1T was still considered probable
that the resolution would be adopted.
Inc pan-American railway commit
tee or the conference discussed two
projects, one to the effect that the con-
struction of the entire road be turned
over to private company in the
united States, and the other that each
Government undertake to conduct that
portion of the road which is within it's
own territory
BUENOS AYRES, Aug. 14.-Despite a
heavy downpour of rain, immense
crowds assembled at the docks to wit
ness the arrival of Secretary Root and
his party. who were received by the
Minister of Marine and Foreign Af-
fairs, accompanied by Mr.. Beaupre, the
American Minister, and his secretary.
At o'clock this afternoon Mr. Root
was conducted to the Government
House, escorted by the Eighth Regi-
ment of Cavalry, for an official recep-
tion by President Alcorta, who formal
ly returned the Secretary's visit at 5
o'clock.
Tonight at $50 o'clock Mr. Root and
his party arrived at the Government
House for an official banquet given by
the President.
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FAST TIME MADE
IN 2:14 PACE AT
POUCHKEEPSIE.

POUGHKEEPSIE N Y. Aug. IA
Angus Pointer. the speedy son of Sid
ney Pointer, after working out on the
half-mile tracks, made his first start
of the season on the Grand Circuit in
the Ava pace at the Hudson River
Driving Park this afternoon. He won
In straight heats in 2:03A and 2:03A,
which makes a new race record for the
track and the fastest two heats paced
this season. next to The Broncho's
three heats of 2:03A, 2:03 and 2:03A-
Angus Pointer sold favorite at 500
to s64.
The 2:11 pace was easy for Rudy
Kip. it being his third victory of the
season.
Brilliant Girls Cleveland perform
ance made her favorite for the 2:2O
trot at 800 TO $50, but the bettors
under the skillful driving of Kenney,
won with comparative ease in straight
heats Summary:
211 class. pacing. purse $500. two in three
Rudy Kip won two straight heats and the race,
in 2:o5A, 2:05b. Aintree. Mercy Me, Prince
Hal; Daphne Direct, PeaFi Tipping CAPTAIN ;,In
Walters Jr- and Miss Abdel also started
2:2S class. trotting. purse $500, three IN
dve-Allie Jay won three straight heats and
the race. in 210t3, 2:10, 2:10A. Brilliant Girl.
The Phantom. Lucretia. Jessie Benton, Csarina
Dawson. Del McGregors Zest, Silence and DR..
Eta also started.
2:14 class. pacing. purse 5000, two in three
Angus Pointer two straight heats and the
race, in 2:03H, 2:03A. Baron Grattan, Ner-
vola and Maud Keswich also started.
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w. N Campbell and two children, Miss
Lucy Clark, Miss Mary Clark, Charles
N. Davis, Mrs. Charles NJ. Davis, DR.. W.
Decker, Mr.. Eastman. Mrs. Eastman.
Miss Katherine Graves, F. Grifith. Mrs.
F. Griffith. DR.. A. Grossmann, F: NJ.
o. F. Hills, James F. St. John, F. w.
King, Mrs. F. w. King, Miss G. King.
Rev. Thomas Lynch, Victor Marsh, Mrs.
F. R. Millas. Mrs. James Morrow, S. c.
S Rochester. Dr.. Robert NJ Ross. Muir
ray Rush. John Sanborn, Mrs. J. Sarles.
General J. F. Smith, Mrs ]; F. Smith,
Join at HONOLULU. heuer, H. Par
rish, Mrs. II. Parrish, Nathan Rentz,
". G. Streeter.
Sydney Welcomes Yankee Tars.
The United States cruiser Baltimore
arrived at Sydney about half an hour
before the liner Ventura left the Aus
tralian port and was given a warm
welcome. The Baltimore had been
there six months before and when the
Ventura arrived the people were still
talking about the Yankee sailormen.
The first time the Baltimore arrived
the men had about six months pay
coming to them. The paymaster dis
bursed and the bluejackets scattered
money from one end of Sydney to the
other. Liberal as the colonials are
they felt like so many Russell Sages
beside those American bluejackets.
While their money lasted the men spent
ii like water and for all the good time
they had behaved splendidly. Hence
the warm welcome when the cruiser
returned At Sydney, Melbourne and
Auckland officers and men were treated
royalty and the good will Of the people
ashore is reciprocated by the Balti-
more's crew.
King Cyrus on the Heads.
The schooner King Cyrus, from Ta-
coma with lumber, which was in col
lision August of Cape Flattery with
the Chilean bark Curzon. arrived off
the heads yesterday afternoon and for
lack Of wind anchored there for the
night. In the collision the King Cyrus
lost her jibboom and foremast. The
Curzon's bowsprit was carried away
and her forefoot damaged.
Water Front Notes.
The Pacific Mail liner Korea left
Honolulu at IL a. m. yesterday and is
due here early next Monday morning.
The bark Gerard c. Tobey, which ar
rived yesterday, twenty eight days
from Honolulu. brought 32.1ss bags of
sugar.
Only two lumber vessels arrived yes
terday and the receipts by sea were
1880, 900 feet.
Fifty Chinese were deported yester-
day on the liner Manchuria
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pIrrsRI1pc Ann 1A rhA o..
GUN ExPLODES AND TEARS
OFF HAND OF SPORTSMAN

FRESNO. Aug. 14.-Resting his re-
peating shotgun upon the shoulder OF
Mrs j. E. Ewing and taking careful aim
a a distant bird, Herbert Smith, man.
ager of the Hollenbeck- Bush planning
mill, pulled the trigger and fired. The
gun went off and the magazine ex-
ploded. scores of pieces of steel flying
above the head OF the woman and car
rying off the hand of Smith. The grew
some spectacle of a strip of flesh and a
finger speeding close by her head near
ly prostrated Mrs. Ewing with fright
The explosion is thought to have been
due to the circumstance that Smith i'm
mersed the gun in water TO cool it after
repeated firing. and this may have re-
duced the temper Of the steel. The ac-
cident occurred at Herndon, about nine
miles from here.
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tempted. Persons can easily commence
suit for property to which they have
absolutely no title. They commence
such action with the hope that the real
owner will have no notification until
default has been secured and ii is time
to seize the property. For the purpose
of preventing fraud of this nature The
Call watches each suit as it is fled A
record is kept of the description Of the
property
This information Is for the benefit
of property owners in general. II will
act as a safeguard against any proceed
ing that may be commenced and give
sufficient time to arrange a defense.
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EAST FRN PORTS.

BALTIMORE-Cleared Aug 13-Br stmr
Planet Neptune, for Valparaiso.
NEW YORK-Arriyed Aug 14-Br stmr Vir
ginia, from Colon.
FOREIGN PORTS.
DUNGENESS-Passed Aug 11-Br ship Way
farer. from Hamburg, for San Francisco
PERIM-Passed Aug 13-Br stmr Keemum
from Seattle, for Liverpool.
ANTWERP-Sailed Aug 12-Fr bark Bre'
tagne. for San Francisco.
GLAsGOW--Sailed Aug 11-Br stmr Ming
Chow, from Tacoma.
YOKOHAMA-Sailed Aug S-Br stmr EN-.
press of China, for Vancouver.
VICTORIA-Arrived Aug 14-Br stmr Wyn.
eric, from New Westminster; Br bark Battle
Sailed Aug 14-Nor stmr Titania. for San
Francisco; stmr Queen. for San Francisco.
Arrived Aug 14-Br stmr Manchester Port
hence Aug IL.
sYDNEY-Arrived prior Aug 14-Br stml
Aorangi. from Victoria.
HONGKONG-Arrived Aug 14-Br stmr En-
press of India, from Vancouver.
Sailed Aug 14-Ger stmr Arabia, for Asto.
ria stmr Siberia, for San Francisco.
KoRE-Arriyed Aug 14-Br stmr indramayo
from Yokohama.
MELBoURNE-Arrived prior Aug 14-Br shir
Clan Buchanan, from Port Blakeley.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEW YoRK-Arriyed Aug 14-Stmr Barba.
rossa. from Bremen and Southampton.
BREMEN-ATived Aug 14-Stmr Kaiser vii
helm der Crosse, from New York
SYDNEY, y W-Arrived Aug 14-StmI
Orangi, from Vancouver. via Honolulu.
H0NGkONG-Arriyed Aug 14-Stmr Empress
YOKOHAMA-Arrived Aug l4-Stmr Arago
mia, from Portland, Ore, for Hongkong.
Movement of Steamers.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Tuesday. August IA
Stmr Ventura, Hayward, 20 days / hour and
40 minutes from Sydney, via Honolulu 6 days
Stmr G c Lindauer. Mattson. "a hours from
Grays Harbor
Stmr State Of California Thomas, 40 hours
from San Diego and way ports
Stmr Watsoa Bartlett. eS nours from Semitic.
Stmr Aberdeen, Ahlstrom, IS hours from Re-
dondo.
Stmr Eureka, lessen, rs hours from Eureka.
Bark Gerard G Tobey, Scott, 2s days from
schr Newark johnson. % hours from Byxbee
Landing
schr Sophie Christensen, Lunvaldt, days from
CLEARED.
Tuesday. August IA
FIR stmr AmiraI Jauregiuberry. Renard.
Havre, via Mazatlan, ETC.; @. w. McNear
Stmr Pomona, Swanson, Eureka; c S s 60.
Br bark Beaumanoir. Trigodet. Runcorn; Cir
Br bark Calcutta, Davies, Shanghai; Standard
Oil Co.
Tuesday. August a.
FIR stmr Amirai Jaureguiberry, Benasd Havre,
via Mazatlan.
Stmr Atlas, Badger, Portland.
Stmr Vanguard, Odland, Eureka.
Stmr Wasp. wehman. Port Los Angeles.
Stmr Manchuria, Saunders, Hongkong, etc.
stmr Greenwood. Fagerstrom. Needle Rock
Schr Cecilia Sudden, Bellesen, Willapa Har-
bor
Schr Hugh Hogan. Samaritter; Siuslaw River.
OUTSIDE BOUND 1N-12 MIDNIGHT.
Schr King Cyrus
TELEGRAPHIc.
POINT LoBOS Aug. 14-10 p. m-weather
hazy; wind NV; spSkEss EflSSstE 8 miles per hour
Aug 4-1n lat a5 i. long ie W. FIR bark Max.
from Penarth, for San Francisco.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
EUREKA--Sailed Aug 13-Br stmr Kelvin.
bank, for Tacoma and Fremantle.
SAN PEDRo-Arriyed Aug 14-Schr Sadie,
from Umpqua; schr Sausalto. from Grays Har-
REDoNDo-sailed Aug 13--schr Matthew
TAcoMA-Saled Aug 1s-stmr Nebraskan, for
AsToRIA-Arrived Aug 1s-stmr Francis Fl
laIH Arrived ved' Aug Aug i4-stmr Kilburn. from
Arrived Aug 14schr W Garms. from San
Diego.
Sailed Aug 14-stmr Barracouta. for San
COOS BAY-Arrived Aug 1a-stmr F Kill
burn, from Eureka. and sailed for Astoria.
CoLBY-Arrlyed Aug 1S-sctr Robert
Searles from San Pedro
ST. MIcHAELs-saiied Aug 1s-stmr Louise.
PoRT GAMBLE Sailed Agg l4-Bktn Plant
er for San Francisco
Arrived Aug 14-Bark Palmyra, hence July %
BALLARD.sailed Aug 14-schr Ruth E God
frey; : for PrRs% Rseendo r-,,os - :, s.,
and Caroline. from Umpqua
TAToosH-Passed inward Aug 14-stmr
MdckinaW, from nome, LOT seattle Passed out
ward-Stmr Queen, from Victoria. for san
Francisco; Nor stnr Titania. from Oyster liar
Dor
NEWPORT BEACH-sailed Aug 14-Bktn ]
Griffith, for Port Hadlock
SEATTLE-Saied Aug 14-Stmr Melville Dol
lar, for Port Los Angeles.
ABERDEEN-Sailed Aug 14-Stmr Newburg,
for San Francisco.
Arrived Aug 14--stmr Quinalt, hence Aug II.
ISLAND PORTS.
HONOLULU-Sailed Aug IA, IL a m-Stmr
/ Korea, for San Francisco
Arrived Aug 14-Bark Andrew welch, hence
July 20.
Arrived Aug 14-ship Marion Chilcott. from
Gaviota.
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steamer wrecked in Alaska.

SEATTLE, Wash. Aug. 14.-Advices
received at the office OF the Star Steam
ship Company state that theN steamer
Caswell. owned by Captain z. a. Swift,
was wrecked last month on the Susitna
River in Alaska This Is the first news
OF the vessel received since she de-
parted for the headwaters of the river.
The Caswell met with an accident
while trying TO stem the rapids twelve
miles from the mouth Of the river Her
house has been carried away and lit
tie hope remains of saving her. No
lives were lost.
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SEEKS ARREST OF CARMEN
WHO GAVE HIM BEATING

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 14.-C. E Dol
bear appeared before the Prosecuting
Attorney today and secured two John
Doe warrants charging the motorman
and conductor of a Grand-avenue car
of the Los Angeles Railway Company
with assault. Dolbear. according to
the complaint. was assaulted by the
crew of the car last night because he
criticized their treatment of himself
and another passenger and two of his
ribs were broken. AS soon as the
identity of the railroad employees is
learned they will be arrested.
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Summit-Maximum 49, minimum 70; wind
southwest; clear; 2 to feet snow in places.
Forecast for San Francisco and vicinity-Fair ir
Wednesday; continued warm; light west wind
For Sacramento Valley-Fair Wednesday; con-
tinued warm; light north wind.
For San Joaquin Valley-Fair Wednesday; con-
tfnued warm; light west wind.
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Wednesday;
continued warm; light south wind changing to
westerly.
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster
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Shipment of Petroleum.

ia (time charter.
Shipment of Petroleum.
The British tank bark Calcutta was cleared
yesterday for Shanghai with S57, T3o gallons OF
refined petroleum. valued at s36. o25.
Barley for England.
The French bark Beaumanoir was cleared yes
terday for Runcorn. England, with 46.3 322 centals
Of barley, valued at $50, ,27O, and 21 900 feet OF
lumber as dunnage, valued at $3l5.
The Manchuria's Cargo.
- The steamer Manchuriu sailed yesterday for
hongsong nagepn and way & ports via Honolug with M
exclusive of treasure. and TO be distributed as
9Es For sss China
East Indies, s1s0S; Korea, S1I1o; Siam, SIG;
Honolulu, $3.50. The following were the prin.
cipal shipments;
To Japan-64o bbls -four. 1855 lbs sugar.
goods, 1@5s lbs lard. $500. lbs raisins ''sS ie4S
5s2 lbs miisturs. 10 ctls oats, 20 Bales I hay. ly
% cs typewrters and supplies, 72 pkgs electrical
rolls and IS es leather 90 pEgs scsa bieyeies and
sundries, IA bales duck, 8 pkgs agricultural i'm
plements. 120 car wheels, bxs car material. Al
26 cs dry goods, el.27S lbs tallow, 10 100 lbs
hides, "a pkgs plumbing material. 16 bdls pipe,
$50 crts and 100 rolls roofing material. 16 cs
To china-ooao bbls -four. 1880 lbs bread 12c
h3s fresh fruits, $40 lbs lard, IA cs salad oil.
lbs peas, 13,26s lbs millstufs. 20s0 lbs ham
and bacon, 9510 lbs and IL cheese, $50 cs
canned goods 20 salmon, 43 pkgs groceries
and -rovisions 2050 lbs nuts, 1856 lbs coffee,
13o pkgs table preparations SO pkgs pickles.
1883 gals and cs wine, 245 casks beer. 2l1
cs cigarettes, 81 bxs photo goods 40 rolls
leather, II pkgs wagon material. IA cs soap, SO
cs fuse, pkgs roofing material. bxs sewing
machines. IL cs dry oods. 500 bales sheeting.
54s bales drills, 125 bdls shocks. arms and
ammunition
To viadivostok-s55 cs canned goods. 1000 lbs
dried fruit, 500 lbs raisins, cs bread, 80 cs
plows and parts.
To Philippine Isands-11S cs canned goods 10
cs honey, 10 syrup. 2S gals wine, pkgs
groceries and provisions, 43 cs boots and shoes
cs bicycles and sundries cs drugs.
To East Indies-177 canned goods, 35 cs
salmon, 10 pkgs wagon material.
To Korea-511 gals lubricating oil. II cs elec-
trical goods. cs canned goods, pkgs groceries
and provisions.
To HonoIulu-11o bxs fresh fruits, so SKIS po-
tatoes, 42 cs spices, 3 cs extracts, 353 lbs tea
600 lbs soda, pkgs electrical goods 1900 cs
coal oil, rolls leather.
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united states Hydrographic omce.

A branch of the United States Photographic
Office, located at the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners, without regard TO nationality and free
of expense. Navigafors are cordially invited TO
visit the office. where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference. and the
latest information can always he obtained re-
gardlng lights, dangers to navigation and all
ball service has been suspended, pending the
reconstruction of the tower of the Ferry build
ing. j. T. MCMILLAN,
Nautical Expert In charge.
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W. F. Garms arrived this morning from San
Diego to load lumber. The steamer Kilburn
arrived today with freight and passengers. The
steamer Barracouta with full cargo of freight
for San Francisco, but passengers left this
morning. The steamer Roanoke arrived last
evening. The steamer Northland arrived today
to take lumber cargo TO San Francisco The
tug Dauntless with the oil tank Roderick Dhu
in tow left today for California.
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Sailors of Cruiser Baltimore
* Win Hearts of ColonialS.


British gold
100000 worth s2Sooooo in
m
will
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Hammersmith & Field.

Is your silverware or jewelry dam
aged? Our factory now in operation.
VIII restore like new. Hammersmith
& Field, sol Van Ness ave.
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restoration Of titles act. If you have
property and want to be protected
against fictitious owners bringing suit
fill out the coupon and send it to the
Title Editor, The Call.
While The Call does not promise to
defend such suits, it is in position to
give warning when they are begun.
Under the McEnerney act there is wide
opportunity for fraud. 1t has already
been proved that fraud has been at
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-15

BOSTON. Aug 14.--The American PhilateIic
international secretary. d. T. Eaton. Muscatine.
Iowa; delegates-at-large-H. B. Phillips San
Francisco: Joseph n. Rich. New York.
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Ventura Brings S2,5OO,O00 in British
Gold for Local Banks From Sydney.

WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.
-
United States Department of Agriculture
San Francisco, Aug. IA 1905.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.

The British steamer Vermont, which arrived
at Portland on Monday, was chartered prior to
arrival for lumber thence to China, Austria
ia (time charter.
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS will be received at the Bureau OF
Supplies and Accounts. Navy Department
Washington d. c.. until 10 O'CLOCK A NJ
September Is. 1906, and publicly opened I'M
To be selected BY the Government on the
lighthouse reservations at Table Blun. CAL;
Cape Blanco, Cal. and North Head Or re-
spectively, OF q combined operating and dwell
ing-hOuse. power house. oil house. water tank -
walks, fencing, piping, etc. and for the trans
PoTtation from the navy yard. Mare Islane. anu
graph masts and rigging Copies or specln-
cations and drawings can be obtained upon ap-
plicaeion TO the Equipment Officer, navy yard.
Mare Island. Cal Applications for proposals
should refer TO Schedule 49, Blank proposals
will be furnished upon application TO the navy
pay office, San Francisco. Cal. or to the Bu-
Gsaq g. s \ \ 8 s 4Os z HARRIS Faym'''eF General
SEALED proposals viii be received by the un-
dersigned behalf Of the Department OF
Commerce and Labor up to 2 O'Clock p. m,
Thursday. August So 1905. aud then opened,
for all the labor and material required for
electric light wiring both for buildings and
grounds, at the United States immigration sta
tion at Angel Island3 in the bay OF San Fran
cisco. California Full information concerning
conditions and limitations governing bidders.
together with blue print plans and specihca-
ter j. Mathews architect 969 Broadway Oak
land, California WALTER J. MATTHEWS,
Architect
PROPOSALS for subsistence suppIes-Ofncs
Purchasing Commissary, San Francisco. Cal.s
August 8, 1sO6.-Sealed proposals for furnish
sistenee supplies. delivered at such wharf or
wlIarves, or such warehouses IN San Francisco.
Cal, as per circular to be at this Of1ce,
will be received here until II O'Clock a m.
Thursday. August 16. 1906 and opened imme-
diately thereafter IN tne presence OF bidders.
Specifications. general instructions to bidders
and blank forms OF proposals VIII be furnished
to established dealers applica ton to C. R.
KRAUTHoFF. Major Commissary
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CLEVELAND SCORES
SEVEN RUNS IN
ONE INNING.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

CLEVELAND. Aug 14-By punching A
triple: two doubles and four singles Cleveland
scored seven runs in the eighth inning and de-
feated Washington. Washington knocked Joss
and Eels out of the box. Bernhard only allowed
one man to reach first in 1--WE innings Altiseers'
fielding was a feature. Score:
R. H. E.
Cleveland ...................... II 3
Washington NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q .
Batteries-Joss, Eeis, Bernhard. Bemis and
Buelow; Falkenberg, Hughes and Wakefield.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PITTSBURG, Aug. 14.-The Pittsburgs re-
turned from their Eastern trip today and easily
daf afod Rnet
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r UNDREDS of people are taking
d advantage of the offer made by
H The Call to give notice in case
Snit iS com n, ancad undar the
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BALTIMORE-Cleared Aug 13-Br stmr
Planet Neptune, for Valparaiso.
NEW YoRK-Arriyed Aug 14Br stmr vir-
ginia. from Colon.
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The British tank bark Calcutta was cleared
yesterday for Shanghai with s57, 739 gallons o.
refined petroleum, valued at S36 025.
The broad ax., 1906-05-12

the enchanted corner and eluding the
witches and elves VINO were hidden
behind those broken window panes.
Superstition OF every kind is a sort
OF poetry. This is why unlettered
races deal so much in beautiful folk
lore. AS we become learned in math-
ematics and science we cease to be-
ueVe N fairies and elves. For my
part, am glad that great throng Of
schoolgirls have gone to see the pretty
drama of Peter Pan" There are
some illusions that never ought to be
destroyed. Whether you agree with
me or not, / must tell you that 1t does
you no harm TO believe In the fairies.
Perhaps you may never have the good
fortune that befelI a dear little Irish
maid who used to work in my kitchen.
She told me In good faith that she
had often seen the good people, as she
called the fairies, dancing in the
moonlight on a green knoll behind her
fathers house in the land across the
sea
We so soon leave the morning mists
and the poetry behind us that We re-
fuse TO see the beauty hat is tucked
away in myths and dreams. Study
folk lore and you will be studying
poetry, and a little poetry sweetens
LIES prose, and Is like honey on ones
bread.
Your fairies, when you descend to
the practical. will be named Order
System. Promptnnss. Application, ODE
dience, Hope. Courage and Love.
These are forever the good fairies who
fight and conquer in the battles OF
life, and drive away the sbaleful inllu-
ences that menace our peace and use
fulness, as we study. work and play.
Copyright. 1906, by Joseph B. Bowles.)
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TINE BROAD Ak.

10 for sale at the following news
stands:
The Afro-American News once.
alo4 State Street
o. s. Smith News stand, and Barber
Shop 300 Dearborn St
A. F. Tervalon. 134 W. 51st street
Cigar Store and News Stand.
Mrs. Nellie Phelps. Cigars. Notions
and News Stand. Isl w. 5Ist street
Richard Pinn, 1886 State street
7. B. Halls Cigar Store ana
Laundry once. 2s1 18th St.
W. S. Cole, 354 Thirty first street
cigars, tobacco and news stand.
W. S. Williams. Tonsorial Parlor.
S9s 21st ST
J. R. Peters Cigars, Tobacco and
News Stand, S3s E. 9th street
Ms A. E. Baker, Notions and News
Stand, 41s, Seth street.
J. H. Harris, cigars, tobacco and
news stand, 25os1k State St
". P. Johnson, Notion Store and
News Stand 1904 State st.
Turner Williams Shaving Parlor
and News Stand, 1903 Armour ave.
L. Klawans, 11S W. Forty-seventh
street, corner Armour avenue, cigars
notions and news stand.
b Davis, cigars. tobacco, and con-
feetionsry. $3.50 State St
whitley Bros. 2724 State St, Cents
furnishings and new stand.
Tia Stationery, 1s7o sIats street.
Cigars. Tobacco and News stand.
The AfroAmerican News Co, 43e
w. 35th St, New York City, NY.
The Informer News Co.. 1Ss Ran
dolph St, Detroit, Mich
News items and Advertisements Ier
At these places viii ind their waJ
into the columns Of The Broad Az