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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Exports by the Panama Liner.

The steamer City of Peking sailed yesterday
for Ancon and way ports with n general mer-
chandise cargo valued at S66. .eo2. TO he dis
tributed follows: For Mexico, $65lI Cen
tral America, so. .O04; Panama, S1l.10S; New
York, s25.5 .537: Colombia, sS72; Ecuador sl39:
Peru, S6Sl The following were the principal
shipments:
To Mexico-25 bbls -four 24T gals wine, "a
cs mineral water. 1869 lbs ham and bacon, 3s2
crts potatoes, 81 crts onions, 81 cs canned goods
IS pkgs groceries and provisions, 3l9 lbs tea,
2400 lbs raisins, Tl5 lbs bread lS4 pkgs fresh
fruits, % cs paste. 2650 IT lumber 1900 lbs
soda. 10 cs oils, ] filter press. 500 lbs sulphur
81 arms and ammunition 80 pkgs agricultural
implements. Is pcs steel
To Central America-392 bbls four 2s102 lbs
rice, 3l5 etls corn. 800 lbs lard, 20 crts pota
toes, 10 crts onions, "a salmon, 81 cs canned
goods. 1914 lbs spices 95S lbs ham, 81 pkgs
groceries and provisions, ii cs table prepara-
tions. l3 pkgs fresh fruits, $50 lbs beans 6eO
lbs bread. 80 gals and 50 es whisky 10 bbls
leather, coils rope. 81 pkgs machinery 1919
lbs tallow, Sc kegs white lead. 50 cs oils cs
paints. cs tar. 1920 fl lumber, II cs drugs
l53 pkgs and p pcs iron castings 2764 lbs as
bags
To Panama-455 bbIs -four. 80 bales hay. 100,
600 lbs sugar. $40 crts potatoes, 100 crts onions
% 500 lbs garlic. ll.264 lbs beans 1898 gals
wine. 45.342 fl lumber. 40 pes tank material.
p pkgs molding, 10 pkgs drugs, 80 coils rope Q
tanks oil.
To New York-s1. 1913 gals wine. so gals
brandy. 2l20 lbs alligator hides 400 SKIS cattle
horns. l35 bales junk. 5 crts scales.
To Colombia-120 bbs -four. 55s gals wine 9
crts potatoes and onions. cs oils
To Ecuador-3s bbls -four.
To Peru-4ls7 lbs tallow, is bdls rope. cs
canned goods.
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SENSATION BREWs
OVER A WILL.

LEXINGTON, KY. Aug. 2s.--A decid-
ed social sensation is brewing in Rich
mond. KY, regarding the disposal of
an estate valued at 100000, left by the
late Thomas c. Bronston. brother-in-
law of United States Senator James
B. McCleary, and uncle of former State
Senator Charles j. Bronston of this
city. Bronston died childless so far as
his lawful wife is concerned, but he left
morganatic wife in the person of
Mrs. Mary Lakes, and he is the father
of two beautiful daughters, both of
whom are now married, and to this
woman and the children he left the
bulk of his fortune.
Blood relatives of the aged and
wealthy farmer are now considering
the question of contesting the will. but
as he was in his right mind at the time
of his death and the drafting of the
will. and as the laws of Kentucky
place no limitation on the manner in
which property may be left, it is be-
lievd the effort will be useless.
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NEW DOUBLE DRUM HOIST.
Montana to Install Efficient One of
Latest Pattern.

GoLDFIELD. Aug 2s-The new
double drum electric hoist or
dered for the Montana has not ar
rived as yet, but will be here in a few
days. When 1T is running the present
hoisting plant will be set aside TO be
used as an auxiliary in case OF an ac-
cident to the big machine. Develop
ment is going ahead rapidly in the
mine and new ore bodies are being
opened and blocked out for the mill.
This will be kept up until the mill is
started and then a portion of the force
will be set to breaking milling ore.
A rumor that has been current on the
street here that the West End hosting
plant would be abandoned and that all
work on the mine in future would be
done through the MacNamara was de-
MED today by Mark B. Kerr consult
ing engineer for both properties 1t
Is true that all ore will be taken out
of the West End through the connec-
tion and up the MacNamara shaft. but
the development work done In the for
mer will be handled through the old
shaft. The switch being put into the
MacNamara is nearing completion rap
idly and in a short time cars for the
transportation of shipping ore will be
placed beneath the bins, close to the
shaft. These bins will be accredited
tc the respective mines from which the
rock is taken, and in all matters the
two properties will be conducted en-
tirely independent OF each other de-
spite the consolidation. The change in
operation was made for the greater
convenience it affords the men in han
ding the shipping product.
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today. and locked at the f. K. Wood lumber
wharf. The lumber company is operating with
the requisite number Of men and the work of
The unloading of the barkentine T. P Euiigh
was resumed today after the lapse or over
week The ship MeLaurin will nnish dis.
outer harbor 10 await a crew.
The vessels at present unloading at this port
The vessels awaiting discharge are: The Louis
Witzmann. Gardner City. j. A. Campbell and
ASTORIA. Aug. 2s.-The British steamer
Norman Isles srrived @ this evening to load lu%- e
today with freight and passengers, The
steamer Kilburn arrived today from San Fran
cisco and way ports, twelve hours late. She
cruiser Dogali arrived this evening from San
Francisco. She probably will remain here dur
ing the regatta. The schooner William Olsen
sailed today for California. She carried csc, 900
The big Oriental liner Numantis went to sea
valued at over 5000. 600. She carried nearly
so. 600 barrels of four
TACOMA, Aug. 2s-The ship Reuce sailed
today for Sydney, lumber laden. The British
bark Falkirk will sail tomorrow for Ffemantle
with lumber. The steamships Mackinaw, San
Mateo and Jesnie, now running 70 Nome, VAL
be placed on the Southern California route.
carrying lumber and grain, when the Nome sea.
son closes. The barge Chinook viii load 700. 600
feet OF lumber at Port Biakeley for San Fran
cisco. She will be towed south By the steam
ship Tampieo.
SEATTLE Aug 2s.-The report circulated on
the water front to the effect that the Nome
liners Orzaba and Saratoga at the close of
the present season will 60 on the run from
Portland TO San Francisco is denied by J. d.
Trenholm of the Northwestern Steamship Com
pany. owning the vessels. He says they are
for charter, but 50 far Portland has not bid
for them.
Formal complaint was made today to Coilec-
tor OF Customs Harper against the British
wreckers caring for the Twickenham, wrecked
in the Sound last Friday OF San Juan Island.
The vessel has been doated and her cargo is es-
umated 70 be damaged about $50 600.
The steamer City OF Everett went aground
yesterday in fog south OF Point Edmnnds,
twenty miles from here She was released
at high tide without damage.
Sixteen sailors have deserted the British
bark Oranasia since her arrival here week
ago Each has from $50 TO 800 in wages
due him. Deep water shippers here all report
heavy desertions. Seattle is becoming known
as the Jumping on place
The barge Chinook has been chartered to
carry 100000 feet Of lumber TO San Francisco.
The steamer Queen of the Pacific Coast Steam
ship Company sailed this morning for San
Francisco with a full cargo and 1S9 passengers.
!. II. Gray has received adviees that the Robert
Dollar. held several weeks at San Francisco. has
discharged her cargo and viii sail for this
port Friday. The Montara viii get away for
San Francisco some time Friday.
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Who'll L|NGER To
USE THE SPRAY?

CLEVELAND, Aug. 2s.-"Spray your
lips with carbolic atomizer before
kissing. So will you avert danger of
death dealing microbes. transferred by
osculation," said DR.. Rurick n. Roark.
president of the Eastern Kentucky
Normal School. in his address on habits
at the teachers institute today.
Il do not expect the adoption OF this
rule in the immediate future" proceed
ed DR.. Roark. But. granting that the
habit of kissing is alarmingly prevalent
and that public knowledge on the sub
ject Of microbes transferred by oscula-
tion Is growing II Is only a question of
time before the twentieth century girl.
when the tendency toward that per
formance seems too strong to be avert
ed. will make a frantic dive for her
atomizer, and. after the antiseptic
spraying, will allow the aforesaid per-
formance to proceed, as in former
days"
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Tuesday August 2s
Br stmr winnebago, Macdonald, 20 days from
Br stmr Seminole. whyte. 30 days from Iollo.
via Moji 20 days.
Stmr Alcntraz Fredericksop. IS hours from
Newport. via Alcatraz Landing 36 hours
Stmr Scotia. johnson. IL hours from Bowens
stmr Breakwater. Macgenn. s5 hours from
stmr watson Bartlett. 81 hours from Seattle.
stmr state Of California, Thomas. IS hours
stmr National City. Fredericksen. IS hours
from San Pedro.
ship Two Brothers. Bslch. 20 hours from
Port Hartford. in tow tug Monarch.
Power schr Chetco. Edwards, Is hours from
scbr oceania Vance, Jorgenson 8 days from
schr Advance. ogidnessen. days from Co
S1'''' '' CLEARED.
TUESDAY. August 2s.
stmr Aztec. Frazier Portland; s. f and
Ship Two Brothers, White. Astoria; Barne-
so schr PSsaa Defender. Helingsen, Mahukona; Hind,
i''pH . - SAILED.
Tuesday. August zs
Ger stmr Abydos, Peterson. Hamburg. etc.
stmr City Of Picking. Robinson. Ancon, etc.
stmr stmr GresnWood si PRECISION. Needle Rock.
PORT LOS ASGELEs-A Arrived Aug 27-stmr
Santa Rosa. hence Aug 2e; stmr Brooklyn, from
Sailed Aug 27-stmr Santa Rosa. for San
Diego: stmr BROOKLYN. for San Pedro.
AST0RIA-Arriyed Aug 27-Stmr Roanoke.
hence Aug 25. via Eureka; stmr Thomas L Wand,
Sailed Aug 2s-stmr Alliance, for Eureka. via
Arrived Aug 2s-stmr F A Knburn. from
% Sailed Aug 2s-schr william Olsen. for San
Arrived Aug os-Br stmr Normsn Isles from
PORT HARFoRD-Arrived Aug 2s-stmr
whittier. from Astoria, and sailed for San Fran
Arrived Aug 2s-stmr Coos Bay. from San
Pedro and VII sail Aug 20 for San M Francisso.
Dollar. hence Aug "a; barge from Astoria, In
sailed Aug as-stgr Bee. for san FrancIsco.
ert LEVERS for Honolulu
Sailed Aug 2s--ship Shenandoah, for New
COOS BAY--ssiled Aug 2s-schr Oregon, for
PoRT GxsiBLE--saiie Aug 2s-Br bark Kill
REDoNDo-arrived Aug e7-schr Forester.
''Gs1 Esv1ERETT-Arrived Aug 27-stmr Eureka,
KALT1G-Psssed Aug 27--stmr Sarah. for
Isl sEhTTIE-saiied 4 iSi'ff Aug 2s-stnr Texan, for
Tacoma
Arrived Aug 2s-Stmr Montara. hence Ans %
cisco.
Arrived Aug 2s-Stmr Bnckman. hence Aug %
UNION LANDING-Ssied Aug 2s-stuir Point
Arena foi San Francisco.
NEWPORT BEACH-Arrived Aug 2s-Schr
Lottie Carson. from Eureka.
TACOMA-Arriyed Aug 2s-Stmr Texan from
Seattle.
TATOOSH--Passed IN Aug 2s-Br stmr IL
leric. from Nome. for Seattle.
SAN PEDRo-sailed Ang 27--Tus Sea Rover
with two scows in tow. for San Frsncsco.i
Arrived Aug 2S-Stmr Olympic. from Port Los
Angeles.
Sailed Aug 2s-Schr W elise, for Ballard.
TELFGRAPTIIC.
POINT LOBQS. Aug. $50 p. m.-weather
foggy and thick; wind west; velocity miles
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FLORENCE LEAsERs PROSPER.
Ledge of $40 Ore Opened, and Stop
ing Is Under Way.

Ing Is tnoer way
GOLDFIELD, New, Aug zS--In the
Lindsay lease on the Florence a ledge
of $40 ore has been opened up and
stoping begun. The leSsees went down
275 feet, then crosscutting north eighty
five feet broke into three and a half
feet of this ore. They have drifted on
the ledge thirty feet, and the strength
and values continue. A crosscut to the
east at the same level at twenty-eight
feet cut two veins between the dacite
and porphyry carrying about $40 to
the ton each. Workings to the south
opened ledge of 81 rock with consid-
cradle water.
On the 150-foot level a winze will be
sunk on an eighteen-inch vein carry
ing from $40 to $50 to the ton n gold.
Shipping ore is being taken from the
workings of the Nevada Leasing Com
pany's blocks of ground. A drift is
being run on six feet of ore at the 300
foot level and crosscut 40 feet long
is in from the 150-foot mark. A drift
is also In eighty feet on ore from the
seventy-foot level.
A shaft has been sunk 225 feet in
the Peer & Pugh lease, and crosscut
Is being driven to catch a ledge which
should carry good values. The Wal
lace lease, which was taken over by
Peer & Pugh some time ago. has since
been connected with their own work
ings and is well equipped with an cleo
trio hoist.
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COAST SHIPPING NEWS.
Items of Interest TO Mariners
of the Pacific.

PORTLAND. Aug 2s.-Tsylor Young & Co.
feSsy chartered the large British tramp steamer
Hazes Dollar 10 losd here in October for ports
Ia Japsu and China. The Hazel Dollar Is now
in trs Orient having Just delivered a cargo at
Elsdivestok from Puget Sound ports. She will
csrrv about 5000 tons. consisting OF -four. wheat.
lumber and miscellaneous merchandise.
The Government has accepted the bid Of
Tsspiej Kerr Tor tho lighthouse tender Man
-snits. according 70 dispatch from washing
ton 10 Captain Werlich this morning. Kern s
bid was srsS5l He viii use the Msnzanita for
Robert Dollar. Of the Dollar steamship lines
Of San Francisco. was in Portland last night on
purchased the wrecked German steamer Marie
chen. which was recently raised and tewed 10
Seattle.
The italian. bark Erssmo cleared today for
Genoa. FtaT, with 1.7f0.I53 feet Of lumber val
md at s2e. o0n. Tho Oriental liner Ni1mautie
VANCOUVER. B. C.. Aug. Zs--Hundreds OF
tons Of Canadian manufactures for exhibition Al
the international exposition at Christchureh.
New Zealand. are now arriving here from the
East for shipment 10 the Antipodes The Cana
dian Government is forwarding the goods at
its own expense. A shipment VIII be made BY
the steamship MiowerS- sailing from here Sep
The steamship Pondo OF the recently inaueu.
rstsd Alley Line service between New Zealand
She should have arrived August 20. Her local
rceuts have received no adyices concerning her
since she left Wellington.
sailed this morning for Hongkone. via Yoko-
hama. with 8 cargo valued at S2i3 Us. She
carried 4s.905 barrels Of -four. valued at sls5.-
go.
PORT HARTFORD. Aug. 2s.-The Pacific
Ceaet Steamship Compsnys Coos Bay arrived
this morning from San Pedro and southern
points. The Union OIL Compsny's steamer
whittier. Captain Seaman. arrived this morn
lne from Portland. After loading with oil she
left for Portland this evening. The tug Sea
tueen. with barge No. 3 In tow, arrived this
Ehninc
san PEDRO. Aug 2s.-The tug Sea Rover
departed this morning for San Francisco with
he Dredger of San Francisco in tow The
lesmer Olympic. Captain Hansen. from Grays
tsrbor, via Port Los Angeles, arrived In port
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STAYS HIS FATHER.
WITH AN AX.
Degenerate Youth Com
mits Terrible Crime
Hoping to Secure $500
CONFEssES DEED


SPOKANE. Wash, Aug. 2s.-The
body of James f. Sloane, pioneer
merchant Of this city. was found today
his home on Sixth avenue, near Stevens
street Great gashes on his head
showed he had been murdered. appar-
emily with hatchet, and a trail of
blood led from the alley to Mr.. Sloane's s
home. Investigation proved that he
was murdered in his room shortly af-
ter midnight, his body being loaded
into wheelbarrow. trundled to the al
ley and dumped against the rocks.
sidney Sloane, the 17-year- old son of
the murdered merchant was taken into
custody by the police shortly after the
body was discovered. At first he pro-
tested complete innocence, but finally
broke down and confessed. He said
he slew his father with an AK in the
hope of getting $500 which he thought
his father was carrying. Mr.. Sloane
has been one of Spokane's leading mer-
chants for years. being the senior
member of the Sloane-Paine Company.
Investigation of the tragedy shows
1T to be one of the most cold-blooded
crimes ever committed in this city.
Sidney Sloane, who was the only
member of the family in the city ex-
cepting his father, had made every pre-
paration for covering up his tracks.
HITS FATHER WITH AK.
He had stolen an ak from his neigh
bors back yard and waited for his
fathers appearance on the upper floor
of his home. Evidently he struck his
latter entered his room. The noise
awakened Mrs. and Miss Syphers, who
were sleeping directly under Mr..
Sloane's room. Sloane was heavy
drinker and they thought hse had
stumbled over the center table.
AS soon as the boy had searched
his fathers clothes for the money,
which was the motive for the
murder, he went to neighbor' s
back yard and unloaded lot of apples
from wheelbarrow, and, carrying his
fathers body downstairs, placed it in
the vehicle. He then wheeled it around
the block and dumped the body in an
alley. Returning, he washed out the
wheelbarrow, replaced the apples and
left them in their original location.
He carefully washed off the AK and also
replaced II.
WASHES AWAY BLOOD.
There were rugs on the floor of the
bedroom and the blood from the wound
on Mr.. Sloane's head had soaked
through the rugs on TO the floor. These
rugs the DOy TOlieu up anu LOOK up,
carrying them to the back porch. where
he thoroughly washed them He
washed the floor clean and placed sew
eral Indian blankets on the floor.
He arose early this morning, and.
calling to Mrs. Syphers. told her that
his father had not been in that
night and that he was going out to
look for him. While he was talking
several policemen arrived and told the
~ 60 I.aI Iii cd
and as he acted suspiciously they ar
rested him.
The police suspect that young Sloane
had older accomplices. including a wo-
man. He is also suspected of being the
burglar who robbed two stores in the
block where his father was long en-
gagged in business. He Is also sus-
pected OF being a partner of the burg
lar who was shot and killed few
weeks ago while breaking into Sta
pies candy store.
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the general indications in the shart IL
Is thought that a big body of ore VIII
be caught at depth, and it is the inten-
tion of the company to drop a little
distance farther and prospect the sur
rounding country with crosscuts-
The Golden lease on the Jumping
Jack property is, declared to have net
ted the owners over $4,000 last month
The company owning the claim Is
steadily at work in No. shaft. and
the manager says that the returns for
the ore shipped this month will exceed
the amount coined by the Golden peo-
pie. The shaft shows hve-foot ledge
with sensational values, according TO
the reports of those who have seen It,
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WATER COMPANY MANAGER
PUTS END TO HIS LIFE,

LOS ANGELES. aug. ls.-The body
OF James n. Hyde. manager of the
Crystal Water Company of 1643 Morton
avenue, was found at twenty seventh
street and Fourth avenue, in the
southwest suburbs of the city this
morning. cup of carbolic acid found
beside the body showed that it was
case of suicide.
HYDE was unmarried and lived in q
tent at his establishment. His con-
Germ was a small one and employed
but half a dozen men. 1t was stated
that he had been despondcnt for some
time over financial affairs. He was 81
years of age.
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Great Bend Is snclzins.

GOLDFIELD. New. Aug. 2S.-The
pumps for the Great Bend have been
installed. and the shaft Will be pushed
down TO the 4o0-foct mark. III the
shoot from the seventy-foot level sacn
ing is going on steadily or shipment,
the assays from the last average sam
ping running s14i to the ton.
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D. $. Branch Eydrographic once.

A branch of the United States Hydrographic
ofnce located at the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained IN San Francisco for the benent or
mariners. without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Navigators are cordially invited to
visit the office. where complete OF charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference. anu the
latest information always be obtained re-
sarding lights, dangers 10 navigation and all
matters OF intei est to ocean commerce. The
time ball service has been suspended pending
the reconstruction of the tower of the Ierry
building.
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- Forecast for San Francisco and vicinity
Cloudy Wednesday; fresh west winds
For Sacramento Valley-Cloudy Wednesday: !:
light south winds; threatening In mountains.
For San Joaquin Valley-Fair Wednesday;
light north winds.
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy Wednes-
A. G. McADIE, District Foreeaster.
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Enrthquakc in san Diego.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 2s.--A light earth
quake shock was felt here at 1917 this
morning. 1t was toe light to be no
ticed by many except those in high
buildings.
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ISLAND PORTS.

per hour.
ISLAND PORTS
HoNOLULU-7Arriye Aug 2T-Schr BERTHE
Minor, from Eureka.
Arrived Aug ?7--sehr BERTHE Minor. from Eu-
ney! zap stnr America Maru- from Yokohama.
Sailed Aug 2s-Bktn Fullerton. for Monterey;
MANILA-Sailed Aug 2o-Ship P Hitch,
cock for New York; via Hongkong.
DELAWARE BREAKWATER-Passe Aug q
BARK Foohng Suey, from Philadelphia. for
New York and Honolulu; ship Edward Sewall.
timore.
NEW YoRK--sailed Aug 27-stmr Finance
Arrived Aug 27-Bark Foohng suey. from,
FOREIGN PORTS.
VlCT0RIA-Arrived Aug eS-Stmr Umatilla
Sailed Aug 2s-Br stnr Manchester Port
CoRoNEL-Passed Aug 1T-Br stmr Celia
from Valparaiso; Br stmr Dunearn from Hull,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES July 2o-Br stmr Sells,
don, for Port Los Angeles. Aug i4-Ger strnr
Hermonthis. for Hamburg.
H0NGkoNG--Sailed Aug 2s-Stmr Mongolia
Arrived Aug 25-ship 1 F Chapman, from Ma
Iou1oUE-Arrived Aug s-Br stmr Abbey
Holmes. from Valparaiso.
DovER-Passed Aug 27--Br ship Balmoral
MALTA-Passed Aug 26-Br stmr ST Pat
rick: from New York, for Manila.
drasanaha. from Yokohama. FOR New York
NEWCASTLE. Aus.--Arrived July 29-Br stmi
Kirkdeld. from Honolulu.
New York.
PEKALoNGAN-Arrived Aug 14-Br. stmr L.
QUEENSToWN-Arrived Aug 27-Br ship Ar
gus from Oregon.
sINGAPoRE--Arrlved prior Aug 27-Br stml
Tydeus from Tacoma: Br stmr Tropic, from
Calcutta. for Boston
Arrived prior to Aug 14--Fr stmr Vile du
Hsvre. from Liverpool.
CAI.LA0--Arrived Aug 5--Nor stmr Reidar
FROM Port Hadlock
from for San aug Frscseo stnr Ramses
yALPARAIso-Arrived Aug 14-Br stmi
Sailed Aug 10-Br bark Dundee. for vancou-
yer. via Taltal.
TENERIFFE-Sailed Aug 4--Ger stmr Mica
wALMER-Passed Avg 2e-Fr bark Michelet
from London. for San Francisco.
YoKoHAMA--Arrived Aug 2e-Br stmr Sten
Sailed Aug 27--Br stmr Telemachus. for Sc
sttle: Jap stmr Tango Marn. for Seattle Aug
AcAPULco-sailed Aug 2s-stmr San Jose
Due to arrive Aug so 6 m-stmr City OF
AUCKLAND-Arrived prior Aug 2s-stmr So
noma. hence Aug 5. via Honolulu.
HARwICH-Arriyed Aug 27-Fr bark La
Blanche. from Tacoma.
MAZATLAN-Sailed Aug 27--Stmr Acapulco
HAKoDATE-In port Aug 1o-Ger ship Mere
ide for Portland. Ore.
OCEAN STEAMERS. q
FIUME-Sailed Aug 23--Stmr Carpathia, 10.
New York
MoLLENDo-Arrived Aug 21--Stmr Raider
from Port Biakeley.
AUCKLAND-Arrived prior Aug 2s-stmr So
nonis. from San Francisco, via Honolulu. for
Sydnev. W.
ANTWERP-Arrived Aug 2S-Stmr Kroon-
land. from New York.
GLASGOW Aug 2s-stmr Furnessa,
from New York
BREAfEN-Arrived Aug 2s-stmr Neckar
from Baltimore. Aug 2s--Stmr Kaiser Wilhelm
IL from New York.
NEW YORK-Sailed Aug 2s--Stmr Bremen
for Bremen; stmr slavonia. for Trieste. Naples
and Fiume; stmr Carmania, for Queenstown and
Arrived Aug 2s--stmr Astoria. from Glasgow
stmr Kronprinz wilhelm. from Bremen; stmi
Potsdam, from Rotterdam
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PresIdio Hc,ebtx Dye works

At 1898 Sacramento street were not
burned out; are now running full force.
Country patrons promptly attended to-
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-29
Southern Pacific to Build Two
UnSinkable Ferry-Boats.


Hawaiian
ands hpme O
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NATIONAL IRRIGATION CONGRESS.
Trip Through Famous Columbia River
Region.

All irrigationists will gather at Boise. Idaho,
Pacific and connections, via ogden or Portland.
You can 20 Gne way, return the other. Thirty
day tickets, stopoyers returning. On sale August
90 80, 81.