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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-18
NOTICIAS De YAUCO.
ESta en- eSe pueblo eI
tenients VilIarini.
Tamhl6R ha estadO On aqueIla IOcalldad eI lIustre
hOmhTs pdhllCO sefOr MatIsrzO CIRtfdn.
az nlestro corresponsal. )

Agosto 17.-Esta entire nosotros, pres.
tando servicios, destacado en- YaucO, el
pundonoroso teniente de Ia policfa insular
ss1or VilIarini, quien viene precedido dc
altos meritos en- el cumplimiento de su
deber. Deseamosle buen acierto.
Han Ealido hoy para Rio Piedras las
bellas y simpaticas sefioritaB Sara y Aca-
cia Maria Carazo, quienes han pasado una
larga temporada en- Yauco, dej6ndonose el
grato recuerdo do gu trato agFadable y
distinguido. Que sean felices tan anna
bles J6venes, y conserven 81 recuerdo de
nuestro sincere carido.
Sc despidi6 personalmente de noso-
tros, 81 estimado amigo 81 segundo tenien-
to de IL policfa insuIar senior Guanil, que
ha sido trasladado 81 puesto de Cabo
Rojo.
MaGana sale para Aguadilla la COM
pafiia que dirige 81 popular artista La
PreSa, en- cuyo pueblo dar6 algunas fun
Clones
Son muchos los aBuntos criminales Y
civiles, que & diario despachan el Juez
y el Secretario Municipal de este pueblo,
con IL efcaz labor y cello peculiares en di.
CuOb 1uuClOuhTlOns
Aver estuvo en- Yauco 81 ilustre hom-
bre pdblico don Rosendo Matienzo Gin
tr6n, con quien cambiamos agradables inn
presiones, oyendo como siempre, de sus
labios, hermosos conceptos de irrebatibIe
l6gica.
-Siguen circulando entire dias algunas
hojas sueltas de caracter polftico las ins-
Sc verifcan con el mayor
orden.
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Department Of EduGa-
tion of POrtO.RicO.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER.
SAN JUAN.

Sc recibiran en- esta Ofcina hasta las 10
A. NJ, Agosto "a, 1905, cuando seran
abiertas pToposiciones bajo pliego cerFado,
en- cuadruplicado, para Ia construction de
una casa escueIa de MADEIRA en- 81 pueblo
de Toa-Baia. Sc facilitara mas con las
proposiciones. FL Departamento Sc reser-
va 81 derecho de rechazar cuaIesquiera 8
todas las propOsiciones. Los sobres con-
teni6ndo proposiciones deben ser diTigidoB
aaf: Proposiciones para construir una
Escuela de MADEIRA On ell pueblo de Toa-
Baja, Puerto Rico" enviados al "Comi-
de Educaci6n San Juan, p. R."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-18
NO sE DEsctTDE UD.

Los varios s1ntomas de una con-
dici6n debilitada que toda per-
soma reconoce en- 81 misma, es una
advertencia que por ningun con-
cepto deberfa pasar desapercibida,
pues de otra manera los g6rmenes
de enfermedad tomaran incremen.
to con gran peligro de fatales con-
secUencias. Los germenes de Ia
tfsis pueden ser absorFidos por
Jos pulmones & cualquiera hora
no, ser que 81 sistemi11aa 5if1tsi11a Sc sea ali
mentado hasta cierto punto qve le
facilite resistir sus ataques. La
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLR
que es tan sabrosa como la miel =
contiene los principles nutritiVos
curativos del Aceite de H1gado
de Bacalao Pnro, que extraemos
directamente de los h1gados freseos
del bacalao, combinados con Jarabe
de Hipofosftos Compuesto, Extrac-
tos de Malta Y Cerezo Silyestre,
fortifca ell sistema contra todos los
cambios de temperature, que pro-
Queen invariab ablemente Tos, Catarro,
Asma, Gripa, Tisis y todas las en-
: fermedades emanadas por debilidad
de los pulmones y constitution ra-
quftica. Tomada q tempo eVita
Ia tfsis; tomada & tempo la cura.
GEL Professor Bernardo Urueta, de
la Botica Frizac en- la Ciudad de
Mexico. dice: Por la presente tengo
81 gusto de participar a Uds. que
he usado en- mi hiio, enfermo de
Nal de Pott y por indication del
Dr.. Rafael Lavista, la Preparation
de Wampole, que Uds. preparan y
ademas de quesle ha hecho mucllo
bien, su est6mago la tolera muchi-
simo meior que las otras prepara.
clones de aceite de bacalao.5 Igual
cosa ha pasado con algunos otros
nifos & Guienes les he Fecomendado
que usen La medicina de Uds." No
irnporta que clase de tratamiento
haYa tenido NAL exito en- ell case de
I'd. mo Sc desespere hasta que la
haya probado. Eficaz desde la pri-
mera d6sis. Nadie sufre un des-
engafio con esta. En- las Boticas
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Una manifestation
del Lido. CampiIIO.

El Lido. don Luis Campillo manifesto
aver 4 un representante de stLa CorregpOn.
dencia," que nadie le habfa hablado ain
para defender & los que hicieron una de-
nuncia contra los sefiores Acosta y Casalg,
y que por mas que en- su calidad de abo-
gado en- eiercicio, est6 para defender 4 to-
do 81 que solicite sus servicios profesiona-
les, no intervendrfa en- asuntos en- los cua-
les haya tornado alguna parte como fiscal
Q conozca algdn detalle del asunto por
aquella causa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-18
RENONClA.

La seiorita Esperanza Gonzalez, que
prestaba BerVicioS de esten6grafa en- la fis-
Gala de la Corte de Distrito de esta ciu-
dad, ha renunciado su puesto, para ir &
trabaiar al bufete de los sefiores CampiIlo,
Sweet Rossy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-18
REG R Z

Ha regreSado aver de Ponce, donde pa
20 una temporada Ell Secretario de la CANA
mara de comercio de San Juan senior Ha-
Try Besosa, que SO encuentra va bien de la
enfermedad que le aqueiarB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-18
Ell VapOr ''IuIia".

El dia 5 del entrante Septiembrs sale
de Ia Habana el vapOr "Julia" de la com.
paffa de Herrera en- vez del dfa 10 que
eStaba sehalado on su itinerario, aegun nos
participa suS conBignatarios en- San Juan
Villar Il Co.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-18

Hon. Thos, J. Henderson, Diputado
por Illinois, } por ocho afios Teniente
del Ejercito dc Ia Union, escribe desde
Washington, D. c., como sigue:
ola PerHna Sc Ia usadO en- mi
fan1iEia con eI neiOr &xifO, y con
placer Ia recomiendO q mis- amigos,
como eI mejOr t6nfcO y el nemedf0 mis-
Henderson.
La Peruna hmpia la membrane
mucosG cuTa sl catarro.
No hay remedio para Ell catarro tan
bueno como la Peruna. No aeepte subs
tituto algUno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-18
JOSEFA ZaRATT.
OOOtOra on Msdlolna ] Glrulia.

De La Universidad de Tufts de Boston,
con licencia de los State Boards de Mass.
Medica que fue del Hospital de Mujeres de
FiIadelfia del Holy Ghost Hospital de
Cambridge.
Intermediates de Mujeres y Nif1os, Partos.
Gonsuass ID 3a4. CRUZ So.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-18

D. Manuel Bel6n Perez
D. Angel ESpada
D. JESUS Ma. Torres
D. Jose Espada
D. Manuel jordan
D. Santiago Colon
D. Noises Jordan
D. America BIaSCO !
D. Arturo QuiiOneS
D. ESteban Gomez
D. Jose Ramon Sanchez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-18
ACUERDOS IMPOR-
tantes de Ia Junta
Central de Union.

81. Director de aLa Correspondence
Distinguido compatriota:-
PoT acuerdo della Junta Central, le re-
mito los acuerdoS adjuntos suplicandole
su publication.
De usted afectuosamente,
PEDRO ELZABURC.
Secretario.
la Junta Central despu6s de OR los
aeiores Annexy Mufioz dar cuenta de
sus trabajos en- Utuado, por unanimidad,
adopt6 el acuerdo que sigue:
"Por 81 heCho de romper Ia discipline,
negdndose acePtar las candidatuFas mu-
nicipales que votara una convention legf-
timamente constituida:
Por 81 hecho de negarBe tambi6n, q
aceptar las candidaturas que vote la Junta
Central en- pleno para Ia C6mara de repre-
Aentantes del pals:
Por el hecho de presentar quinientag
firmas para que Se constitnya en- Utuado
una agrupaci6n opuesta las autoridades
genuinas del paTtido.
Por el hecho de degobedecer & todas las
indicaciones promover un CiBma en- 81
seno de Ia Union, con 81 prop6sito de deB-
moralizarla y peFtUrbarla.
La Junta Central resuelve:
Quedan fuera de Ia "Uni6n de Puerto
Rico" los sefiores
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-18
UNION BANK OF HALIFAX
E5GQIUIggIUU TUOW
OFlCINA PRINCIPAL, HALIFAX, CANADA
CAPITAL PAGADO
FONDO DE RESERVA
ACTIYO TOTAL mas de
s 100000
1.143,752
12.000,O00

Una sal del "Ui6n Bank of Halifax" eabecerd San Juan Luz
20 de
GALES y
CobTOs sla
DEPARTMENT. DE AHORROS
Dp Un Dollar adnte reban DpaamenO AhOrrOs
devengan inteses po de ~ nua iner6 azard mianu
Sc eran Cfado Dp6o Epial las cuales
gardn intIeses al ipo de ~ anual *-~-
SUCURSALES
Ell "Ud Bank of Halifax" SO sles Canada Trinidad
CORREsPONsALEs
Bank off
National Bank Merchants National Boston
London and Westminster Bank Ltd London
IL d.
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Hemos depositado 10000 dollares en-
el Market Exchange Bank, de Column
bus, Ohio, como garantfa de que estos
testimonies son verfdicos y de que
poseemos cartas que 10 certiflcan. Jamas
hehos usado un testimonio falso en- los
muehos afios que hemos estado anun-
ciando nuestro remedio.
81 no reeibe ell bien que espera de este
remedio, escriba Embellishments al
DIR. Hartman dandole detalles de su en-
fermedad y Ell lie dara gratis su valios8
consejo medico. Columbus, Ohio, q.
u de A.
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PRODIGIOSA RESISTENCIA.
VIajs / rahalIO De &. 700 mlllas.

FL captain Ryief que saIi6 de Manchu-
ria POGO despu6Ade fTmarse el tratado de
paz Tusojapon6s, lego San Patersburgo
81 s dc junio, despu6B de recorrer caba-
llo toda la distancia que separaba Isl punto
de su partida de dicha capital, sean
800 millas en- oeho meses cuatro dfas.
Ell caballo Enolish, On que hizo 81 viaje,
lego en- buenas condolences hasta 81 final
dc su extraordinaria jornada
III eapitan hizo 81 VlaIe sin otro cOmpa-
fier0.que su asistente, de raza mOpg6iica.
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-
a Pe41a hecho bien medicine TengO
yeLnfs Esta6a degado fan1bien anssdo T. Psuna
beneic6 t6nO
rnna es La nedlcina e Po5r ,'0eo A hgghss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-18

La Pe-ru-na es ell RemedioI
para ell I'obre." Geo. 4. Hughes.
III CATA BRO assume distintas fases
- en- las diferentes estaciones del af1o.
A principiog de verano, catarro siste-
matico es Ell que mas prevaleee.
Ese abatimiento = cansancio, de cada
diez casos, nueve son eausados, por el
catarro en- Ia anembEana mucosa.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-02
sued Tor .saIsace.


John T. apd Nunain Il. I5ately, COM
prisins the nrin OF 'GaIelv Bros, were
sued on saturday by the California
l.aunch Company for $3.50 salvage. The
plaintiffs claim this amount is due
cheE for saving the little Iauach Anna
HF. H. Gauely. one of the owners of the
aoat. says that on last Tuesday he
went across the bay wiJh tire Anna and
gan ashore or Bay. Farm Island. At
rhe same time the machinery broke
Gown. re tied the boat up 10 some
glHns. and then came back TO this side
10 get help. 'Whea. he returned to Bay
.Eatm Island the boat was gone. The
california. Launch Company, in its
aeomplaint. Gays that The Anna was
found apparently deserted and strand
ed ID the mud. and Considerable ex-
l'erse was Incurred 10 move her from
her position.
q Gately Bros. refuse to adnit any
such claim, and contend that the plain
uns had no right 20 touch the Anna.
Tie California LAUNCH Company is
composed Of G.. W. Kefph, J. c. Bettl6.
G. A. Shattuck and +. c. Mudgett The
ANNA is valued al sl000:
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-02
FRAUD ALLEGED
BY 4 NAPAITE
Captain Howell Charges
Stepson With De.
ception.

NAPA, july III. w Howell OF Napa-
filed a petition for letters OF admiAfs-
tration on the estate OF his late wife
yesterday The petitioner charges gross
fraud on the part OF his stepson. H c.
Charles Of Red Blun.
Mrs Howell died a few weeks ago;
leaving an estate consisting OF prop
erty in Napa and Red Bluff worth
$4,000 Captain Howell and two step
sons were named as legatees in Mrs.
Howell's will Howell declares in. his
petition that. on the death of his wife
H c. Charles and his attorney falsely
represented 70 him that the admins
traitors commission on the estate would
he $500 and that Charles gave him $500
on condirIUn that lie would consent IN
writing 10 Charles. acting as admin
istrator. Howell asserts that the ad-
ministrator's commission will amount
TO $1,000. and he asks the. Judge of the
Superior Court to give him the ap-
pointment.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-02
TWO LARGE OIL
TANKS EXPLODE
Watchman Missing and
1t Is Feared He Was
Killed.

PORTLAND, July with force
so great that every window within
three-quarters of a mile radius was
shattered and the earth shaken in Port
land three miles away so that the peo-
pie believed an earthquake had oc-
Cured, two of the tanks of the Union
Oil Company of California exploded
last night at University Park, a suburb
lying few miles north of the city on
the Willamette River.
One man, Leonard Jaqui. the night
watchman, is missing. and it is feared
that he is dead. Both of the tanks
were nearly empty, it being. etimated
that only 5000 barrels of oil were lost.
age to the tanks the damages will
amount to about $4,000.
The cause of, the explosion is not
certainly known. 1t is stated that
Jaqui was seen near one OF the tanks
Immediately before the explosion oc-
Cured. and it is believed that in some
manner ignition was communicated
from his lantern to the oil. Nothing
was seen Of Jaqui after the explosion,
and search for him resulted in the
finding of part of his lunch basket.
The tanks are located almost on the
bank of the Willamette, and for some
time several sawmills and dry docks
which are situated a short distance
down the stream were in serious dan
ger, as well as the big tanks of the
few hundred feet away. The fire was
confined TO the vicinity of the two
taMks through the efforts of hundreds
of residents of the surrounding country
ana the freboat which was sent to the
fire from this city.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-02
PLANS A TRUST
FOR SANTA CRUZ
Promoter Wants to Con-
solidate All Amuse-
mentS.

SANTA CRUZ, July Fired Swan
ton, promoter and director general OF
the various amusement concerns at the
beach, including the big casino and
plunge baths which were destroyed by
fire last week, has a new plan for the
reorganization of the various compa-
nies into one big corporation with
$500. 600 capital, which will take up the
stock of shareholders in the old COM
panies dollar for dollar and rebuild the
casino and plunge baths on. a greater
and grander scale than before He will
go before the City Council tomorrow
night and ask that preliminary cor
poration be organized, and for a fifty
year lease of the beach lands. sim
liar lease of beach lands claimed by the
Southern Pacific Company will be
asked for, and If Swanton gets these
concessions he expects to interest Chi
cago capital in the project.
The companies TO be taken into the
proposed new corporation are the
Santa Cruz Amusement Company (the
board walk and cottage concern). COM
posed of John Martin and Ackerman Of
San Francisco: the Skating Rink Com
pany, the Aquarium, the Merry go
round Company, the Sea Beach Cottage
and Tent City Corporation, the parent
company, in which a large number Of
local people, as we'll as the Southern
Pacific Company, local banks and John
Martin, Eugene de Saba and R. T. Ho-
falling of San Francisco are interested
An immense canvas has been spread
and new flooring laid over the site of
the old casino. The plunge baths will
be formally opened on July 4. and the
free amusement features furnished by
the citizens of Santa Cruz Will go on
as before the fire.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-02
sTANISLAUS DEMOCRATS
CHEER THE NAME OF BRYAN
County Convention Breaks Into wild
Hurrahs When Nebraskan
L. Mentioned.

MODESTO, July 1.-The Democrats of
Stanislaus County held their county con-
vention in this city yesterday and nom
mated a full ticket. The convention
adopted a platform indorsing the prin-
ciples of Democracy as expounded by
Thomas Jefferson, advocated w. j.
Bryan for President and recommended
that United States Senators be elected
by a direct vote of the people. The
action of San Francisco in trying to
secure the waters of the Tuolumne was
condemned. The convention went wild
when Senator Curtin eulogized Bryan.
The nominations are as follows:
County Clerk, S. II. Mitchell; District
Attorney L. ]. Maddux; Assessor. w.
A. Patterson; Recorder and Auditor, w.
ID. Logan; Treasurer and Tax Collector,
w. A. Downer; Surveyor, A L. Finney;
superintendent of Schools, Miss Flor
ence Boggs; Sheriff, T. ]. Carmichael;
delegates TO State convention, j. H.
Corley, II. Sanderson. w. 0. Minor,
William Young, II. G. Hoskins. H B.
Allen and c. NJ. Cogswell.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-02

p The Oceanic 'Companys. $. steamship
Mari posa -saifed yesterday with d jolly
crowd o. passengers for Tahiti. where
they go 10 Join fns the festivities at
tending The celebratfon of the Fall of
Ihe B4stila Every year these festivi-
ties Ia t7ae South Sea islands. are at
-tracting MORE attention. Yesterday
morning = throng %of people gathered
On pfer : To- say egoOd-by. to friends
who H-ef6 passeE gers on the vessel As
Tire trim. liner, spick and span, slowly
moved out into the. stream a. great
cheer went up from those on the dock,
which was. earthly responded to by
those on the vessel
The festivities win last six days at
Tahiti this year The main celebra-
tion VIII 'be at Papeete. to:which point
people from AL the eighbOring Islands
VIII come. The Afariposa viii remain
shere until The festivities are concluded
.beferc startiag:. on her homeward trip.
among the passengers sailing on the
Marip9sa We're people who had come
from all parts Of the world, as wei
rs sa5eraf from this city. and some are
returning TO their homes in the
islands.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-02
ARIZONA's GOVERNOR NOT
DISCIPLINED BY PRESIDENT
Kibbey Declares. Chief Executive Made
No Comment on His Position I'm
Statehood Fight.

PHOENIX. July 1.-Governor Kibbey
returned home today from Washington.
where he was summoned in conference
by President Roosevelt. Many stories
We're given currency to the effect that
the President hard demanded of him
that he change his attitude of oppo-
sition TO the iointure movement and
that similar demands were or would
be made of other Federai officers here.
Concerning his conference the Cover
nor today gave out this statement:
Il had a full and frank talk with
the President relative to- Arizona af-
fairs including the question OF Joint
statehood ! wish 70 state emphaticalIy
that the President did not can me IS
Washington for the purpose OF disci-
plining me on the statehood question.
On the contrary he did not even sug-
gest that l should change my position
on that question"
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-02
BEACH AND PARK ARE MECCA
FOR RECREATION SEEKERS

Thousands of San Francisco's inhabi-
tants fed from the warm weather in
the city yesterday 10 the beach and the
park, where the shade OF the trees and
the cool ocean winds made life worth
while. From the police and hospital
point of view the day was a quiet one
there being only four arrests for
drunkenness and but two cases at the
Park Hospital for treatment
About the bandstand in the park were
clustered other thousands. who listened
TO an exceptional programme selected
by Paul steindorff and admirably rem
dered by the band.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-02
CaIifornIans sail for Mediterranean.

BOSTON. Mass. July 1.--Among the
saloon passengers who sailed TO the
Mediterranean today on the White Star
liner Canopic were Miss Blanche f.
Hutchinson and Miss Maude E. Hutch
inson of Los Angeles and William Mac
kay and Peter Turnsunder of San
Francisco. They will touch at the
Azores, Gibraltar, Naples and Genoa en-
route. More than 400 saloon passen-
gers sailed by this steamer.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-02

Sunday. July 1.
Ger stmr Erna. Jebsen. VladivostOk, via Sc
Stmr Yosemite Johnson. Seattle.
Stnr National City. Frederickson Fort Bragg.
Stmr Msr1poss. Lawless. Tahiti
Schr Hugh Hogan, Samaritter. Coos Bay.
Sehr Murel. Wikender, Grays Harbor.
BOUND IS-10 p. n.
Fr bark Rochambeau; stmr Svea new, in
tow tug Dehsnce.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LOBOS. July 1-I0 p. m.-Weather
clear; wind NV; velocity miles per hour
SPOKEN.
Per fishing boat Iolsnda, Captain Downing. OF
Monterey and tug Daun tless. All well.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
POINT LOBOS-Psssed July Tug Daunt-
less. with schr Monterey in tow, from Portland,
ASTORIA Sailed June 3O-schr W Garms.
for san Pedro. July l-Stmr J0han Paulsen and
schr John A, for San Francisco
PORT TOWNSEND-Sailed July 1-Schr VII
ism Nottingham for Boston.
ABERDEEN-Sailed June 29-Stmr Centralia
and stmr Coronado for San Francisco.
Arrived 1sne 29-Bktn John c. Meyer. hence
Watson A. West. from San Pedro; schr S. T.
Alexander. hence June II
TArOOSH-Passed inward June 30-Stmr
Santa Cruz, hence June 26 for Seattle. Passed
out-Stmr Meteor. from Seattle, for San Fran
Passed in July Nor stmr Titania. hence
June IS. for. Nanaimo; bktn Aurora. from San
Pedro. for Port Townsend: Br ship Ballsculsh.
from Antofagasta. for Tacoma Passed out
Nor stnr Terie Vixen for San Francisco:
Passed in July I-Stmr Pennsylvania, from
Nome, for Seattle.
PORT LOS ANGELES-Sailed July 1-Schr
Charles F. Falk for Grsys Harbor.
ISLAND PORTS.
HLO-Sailed June 25-Ship Falls of Clyde,
for. San Francisco. June 27-Bktn George c
Perkins. for Eureka
+ HONOLULU-Sa June 30-Bktn Lahiana,
for Puget Sound
FOREIGN PORTS
I VICTORIA. B. C.-Arrived June 3o-Br stmr
Wellington. hence june q.
. sailed June 3O-Stmr Umatilla, for San Fran
cisco: Jap stmr Rio Jun 'Msru for Yokohama
Nor stmr Otta for San Francisco.
Sailed July 1-Nor stmr .Terje Vixen, for San
Francisco:
OCEAN STEAMERS.
'IIVERPOOI4-Arriyed July l-Stmr Campa-
MIA. from New York.
QUEENSTOWN-Sailsd July 1-Stmr Umbria,
for New York.
SOUTHAMPTON July l-stmr Bar
barossa. for New York.
NEW YoRK-Auived July 1-stmr Bulgaria,
from Hamburg.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-02
senator Lodge Called as a witness.

BOSTON, July limited States
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge has been
included in the group of prominent Re
publican politicians summoned TO ap-
pear before the Suffolk County Grand
Jury here next Tuesday in connection
with District Attorney Morans inves-
tigation of campaign contributions
growing out of the Robert G. Proctor
trial, according to an announcement
made at the District Attorneys Office
today.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-02
WALTER NEWHALL TO BUILD
THREE HANDSOME BUILDINGS s

LOS ANGELES, July IA banquet
of $50 covers was spread at the Cali
fornia Club last night in honor of
Walter Newhall, who announced his
resignation as president of the club
because reconstruction work has called
him to San Francisco. Newhall will
have charge of the erection of three
large buildings in the northern city
one at the intersection of Battery and
Sacramento streets. one on Battery. be-
tween Pine and California, and one at
Leidesdorff and HaIleck streets.
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ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Saturday June 90
Brig Geneva, Thomson. days from coluTn-
bia River
Sunday. July
stnr San Pedro. Anandsen. p hours from
f.uaeia.-
SfnrrA scazar WinkeI 26 hours from Eureka
star Iinoauer. Mattson &C hours from
Grss ~ rifir
GIm- s5ma Coast. PsuIsen. - hours from
Casslar
Br.n James johnson. Bennecke 81 DAYS
fram Newcastle. w
Power sahr Rio Rey. crsngie, l5 hours from
Jrnlrr Landing
Srhr Bessie * Stark. - hours from San
Vicente landing.
Balee santl fauls. pile . hours from Ven
tnra up river direct. i8 tow tug Sea Queen
schr. Mary C. Campbell, 10 hours from Fort
Ross
SohT Newark, johnson. 20 hours from Byxbee
Landing
SAILED.
SATURDAY. June 80
stmr Albion. Hansen, Bowens Landing
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Capfain shaw on 1utv.

Captain pave shaw. who has been
duty. lie. Wss struck BY a pile OF
bricks from a falliirg chimney and Sc
eriously injured IN The beck. For a
rnonth he was treated at the Lane Hos
p}laL Yesterday he made hfs first ap-
'pearance on the water. front Shaw
was for many years IN the tugboat
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CatInef. Due. This Week.

The French niaE-of war Catinet is
dle TO arrive here early. this week. She
comes from Tahiti via Honolulu, from
which latter port she sailed on June
23.. IL is -her first visit TO this port.