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The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-02

f. ]. Lord will pass through Homo
lulu on the steamship Manchuria. on
February Is. on his way to San. Fran
cisco to purchase supplies and mate
rial to be sent to Manila for the firm
OF Lord & Belser, who have lately
secured a part OF the contract for
building sewers there. w. II. Hoogs
will land at Victoria In a few days,
having gone by the northern route.
c. II. Smith. the engineer who went
to Manila for Lord & Belser. will re-
turn to Honolulu next week.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-02
SOUND ADVICE.

Never neglect a bad cold. You can
not tell how 1t may result. A simple
home remedy will often bring relief
and should not be ignored. but there
is nothing so reliable as Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. 1t Is well known for
its quick cures of coughs and colds
For sale by all dealers and druggists
Benson. Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for
Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-02
OUR REVENUE CUTTER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan 2O.-Sen-
ator Perkins has received a favorable
rrerce on his bill for construction of a
lighthouse keepers dwelling costing
SIS, 900 at Point Bonita. Cal. also bill
carrying s15O,00o for lighthouse ten
der in the Hawaiian and Pacific Is
land waters.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-02
4 NEW MAnQUESAS
CONVICT SETTLEMENT

PAPEETE, Tahiti, January 13, via
San Francisco. January 25.-The French
cruiser Catinat, $500 tons, left Tahiti
December IL last for NoumeG. Se@
Caledonia.
1t is stated that one of the largest
Marquesas Islands mas been selected
as penal settlement for Frrnrh cor
victs A regiment of soldiers VIII
probably be placed on guard there. A
commissi) from France is "~pic'"d
shortly to visit French Oceanica for
a general Investigation.
The Australia Franchise OF about
ninety tons burden was launched on
January Sth amidst much excitement
and champagne, for 1t was the largest
vessel ever built in Tahiti. The AUS
tralIa Franchise has gaso'.ne auSij-
ary engine.
On January s, the french Protestanis
laid the corner stone of their new
stone edifce at Pspeete. Al large
throng Of interested persons attended
the ceremony. conspicuous among them
was Prince Henoi, the nephew Of King
Punaie ", who donated the land for
this mission many years ago. The
edifice is to be OF stone and win be
completed in about eighteen months at
cost of about $4,000. Recently the
site occupied by the residence OF the
President OF the Mission was purchas-
ed from the heirs of King Punaie " for
$4,000. This Presbyterian French Mis-
sion Is fiourishing very WE'LL but it is
barely possibly that 1t Will have to
bear the expense In future of salaries.
for native ministers, amounting alto
gether TO $4,000 per year, burden now
borne by the French government.
John Broughton Lee died at Papeete.
Tahiti. December 3 last. aged 3S years.
Jack" Lee, as he was familiarly
knonw, was stevedore for the Oceanic
and the Union Steamship Companies.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-02

Rev. Douglas Putnam Birnie. Mrs.
Birnie and their daughter are now in
Algiers. They will spend two months
in North Africa and Sicily before re-
turning to their home in Rye, New
York :l,..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-02
ncuT FOR REVENUE
HAS ALREADY BEGUN

WASHINGTON, q. e.. January 40.
Mr.. v. u. smiih. ~ Honolulu. u "a.
pected here tomorrow tSuhdayl morn.
Ing. whereapou the campaign tor the
rsfunding of 20 per cent 81 the cot
leciions to the territory will be pushed
with renewed energy. IL has already
been arranged that the hearings before
the Committee on Territories shall be
gin February 2. That is two weeks
away and in the meantime Mr.. Smith
will have opportunity 10 collect data
and make other preparations He will
aiso discuss the changing of the form
Of the hill, because Of the desire Of
residents of Honolulu that the propos.
ed law permit the use of the funds for
territorial as well as federal purposes.
Delegate Kalanianaole stated today
that he could not see his way clear to
change the bill from the form first in
troduced. He said that followed the
President recommendations in the
annual message TO Congress; further
more he felt certain from expression
among Congressman that IL would be
impossible to pass bill permitting
the funds to be used for territorial
nurposps
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-02

Superintendent of Public instruction
Babbitt returned yesterday from his
tour OF inspection OF the schools on
Maui and Lanai II visited all the
schools on those Islands," he said, "and
shall probably make recommendation
for new school buildings at Waihee.
Kailua. Klhel. Huelo and Nahlku. As
soon as funds are available, shall
try and get larger schools for olo-
walu and Paia. also want additional
land for the schools at Paia, Hama
kuapoko, Walhee and Wailuku, and
new school lots at Kailua, Waikapu.
Kihei and Nahiku"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-02
FoRTIFIcATIoNs.

The Delegate and his secretary have
arranged for hearing next Tuesday
before the fortifications subcommittee
of the House Appropriation Commit
tee, Representative Walter l. Smith,
of Iowa, chairman. The War Depart
ment has submitted estimates for
lands, emplacements, and guns for Ha'
waii to cost total of 100000. There
is no hope that Congress will vote this
entire sum, but portion of the money
NAV he voted this wear.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
ANOTHER PROPHET
IS UNLOOSED.
SPECIAL DISPATCH no THE CALL.

SPEClAls DlSPAICH III The GALL.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2-Ail the dis
aster and desolation due humanity dur
ing a period of fourteen years will de-
scend upon the earth in seven days, ac-
cording to the prophecy of Edmund
Scribner Stevens. formerly of Lebanon.
Penn, but now of this city. The whole
aspect of the world, he predicts, is to
be changed Old geographical lines
will disappear. dynasties will crumble.
new states. will arise, established re-
ligiens. excepting Christianity, will
fade away and social forms will be
revolutionized, all before next Sunday
rolls around.
Across the face of the earth, he as
serts, a broad track will sweep-an
unseen and unknown but desolating
force. Societies will be laid in ruins,
mountains torn asunder. parts of con-
tinents will vanish as If they had been
swallowed up and a grand division Of
land will arise from out of the sea.
Among the political events of deepest
import which will crowd one upon the
other will be, he declares, the death of
the Czar of Russia, followed by freedom
of the Jews from oppression; the pass
ing away of the Sultan of Turkey,
with the restoration of Palestine to
the Hebrews; the death of Francis
Joseph of Austria, breaking the peace
of Europe; the demise of the Dowaser
Empress of China. bringing in new
dynasty.
Although Stevens declares that he is
neither prophet nor the son of a
prophet, he claims to have received his
information by telepathy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
JAPANESE SEALERS
ARE CAPTURED.
Russia Takes Two Schoon-
ers Found Poaching Off
the Copper Islands
VESSELS CONFISCATED

VICTORIA. B. c., Oct. News was
received today by the steamer Belle
rophon from the Orient of the seizure
of the Japanese sealing schooners Tai
fuku Maru and Dafsan Taiyo Maru.
owned by the same company as the
Dai Nj Taihyo Maru, caught raiding the
st. Paul rookery in Bering Sea and Of
whose crew five were killed and twelve
captured.
The two Japanese sealing vessels
just captured were taken of Copper
Islands by a Russian warship, one of
three sent to guard the Copper Islands
rookeries, when the wholesale raids
made by the Japanese in the last two
seasons were reported, and towed to
Petropavlovsk. Kamtchatka. and con-
fiscated.
Owners of the Taifuku Maru have
addressed a memorial to the Japanese
Government, claiming the seizure was
Illegal. and asking that a claim for
compensation be made to the Russian
Government.
Some years ago some American and
Canadian vessels were seized of Cop
per Islands and taken as prizes to
Petropavlovslz. for which seizure dam
ages were paid by the Russian Govern
ment. An authoritative statement re-
ceived by the steamer Bellerophon is
that thirty eight Japanese sailing ves-
sells were engaged this season. Two
thirds were sent to Bering Sea, others
sealing or Kamtchatka and in Okhotsk
Sea.
Contrary to Japanese expectations
the rights Of sealing and fishing of
Copper Islands and Siberia were not
acquired as spofls OF war, though the
Robben Islands rookeries off Sakhalin
was secured. The Japanese gunboat
Masashi was sent to guard this rook-
cry, and the Russian Government. hav-
ing had reports Of raids made by
schooners organized for the purpose.
with one carrying a field gun to over
awe the guard on shore, sent three
fast modern cruisers to guard Copper
Islands.
The japanese claim they are being
| illegally harassed by the Russians
while sealing on the high seas and a
ers to the Foreign Office asks that
steps be taken to guard their interests
otherwise" the memorial reads, fur
ther trouble like the recent event at
Pribylon Islands and the continued
| capture of Japanese sealers by Rus
sian patrols will go on.
An alleged Russian outrage has been
reported TO the Japanese government
1t is claimed that the Japanese ship
| Kinsho Maru was driven in to the ST.
berian coast at OF Bay on August by
stress of weather and was seized by the
Russian destroyer Bodry. The crew
numbering fourteen men, were taken
on board the destroyer, while the Rus
slams removed the ships cargo and
stores. The crew was sent by Rus
sian transport to Vladivostok and was
! imprisoned there when the Bellerophor
left.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
NEW ELECTRIC FRANCHISE
SOUGHT THROUGH PALO ALTO
Hanchett interests Attempt. to Secure
an Opening Thought TO Be
Interurban Move.

PALO ALTO, Oct. What is sup
posed to be an effort of the Hanchett
Railway interests to secure an open
ing for an interurban electric line out
of Palo Alto to Menlo Park and the
newly opened residence subdivisions
north of the town has come to light
through an application to the Town
Trustees for franchise. The pro-
posed franchise would give permission
TO build from the tracks now under
construction on University avenue
along Emerson street to Hawthorne
avenue and thence to the Southern
Pacific tracks, where 1T is supposed the
crossing would be made 1t has been
determined TO advertise the franchise
for sale to the highest bidder
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
EXPERTS SWEAR To
RAISCH'S HAND.
Federal Sleuths Identify
the Defendants Writing
ON Fraudulent Papers
CONVICT'S TESTIMONY

For nearly two hours yesterday At
torney Samuel NJ shortridge cross-ex-
amined William Cunningham. the Gov
ernment's witness in the United States
District Court against william c.
Raisch. formerly a deputy County Clerk.
accused OF having manufactured and
sold fraudulent naturalization papers.
On the direct examination by Assist
ant United States District Attorney
Frank A Duryea. the witness told OF
having paid Raisch $40 for a fraudu-
lent certificate for John Francis Green
Raisch handed him the certificate duly
filed out and signatured and with the
seal OF the Superior Court This hap
pened on the corner OF Third and Town
send streets. about five years ago.
Cunningham admitted to Shortridgo
that he was engaging in criminal
business when he obtained the fraud
ulent certificates from Raisch- e..
The witness told also about the way
in which he procured a fraudulent GER
tificate OF citizenship from Raisch for
q Russian whose name he did not re-
member. He went with the Russian
and man named Hugh McCart to
Judge Bahrs' court, but after the Rus
sian had answered a few questions
Judge Bahrs refused to naturalize him.
Raisch then advised that they should
go to Judge Hunt. but he also refused.
and when Cunningham went back 20
Raisch, Raisch said: Il don't like
that fellow McCart; you're all right
Come tomorrow" On the following day
Cunningham brought the Russian TO
Raisch. who swore them both and gave
Cunningham the Russians papers on
the next day. Cunningham paid Raisch
S3 for that job. The witness admitted
having procured eight fraudulent GER
tificates in all
John Francis Green. who is serving
a term of Imprisonment in the pepi-
tentiary at San Quentin for having
made use OF his fraudulent papers to
pass examination for a mate. swore
that Cunningham gave him his GER
tificate. and that ne had never met
Raisch.
United States Secret Service Agent
Richard H. Taylor identified the writ
ing on the Jens Anderson, Sven Fern
strOm, Carl Rasmussen and = John
Francis Green certificates as the hand
writing OF the defendant Raisch. He
had examined about 1000 pages of rec
ords in the Superior Courts and County
Clerks Office before the fire. and was
familiar with the defendants writing.
He said further that when Raisch was
confronted with tho charges in. the
witnesses Office, Raisch denied them in
half-hearted way. and seemed to be
stricken with fear. Taylor had failed
to find any record of the fraudulent
papers.
William Westcott. an assistant TO
Agent Taylor also identified the. hand
writing as that of RaIsch. He had
found also that many of the Superior
Judges had signed naturalization rec
ords with rubber stamps
Handwriting Expert Eisenschimmel
will be placed on the stand today TO
identify the signature and other writ
ing OF Raisch on the fraudulent d0ca-
ments.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
SHIPPING NEWS.
.Eens OF Interest 10 Mariners
OF the Pacific.

sax PEDRO Ocs. 2.--Tae stea raes cenfra,is
Captain Erickson aIriVed tess sayrning IRON
Aberdeen VIA san FRANCESCA. bringing passed
gers and 100000 feet 81 .uaiSer consigned to
local vis,.es iers. Tie steamer Nsstsport- Cap
taln Hansen. three and 1aif deys ron
Eureks. il discharzlng 10000 feet of lumber
fog the San Pedro Los Angeles aud SAT- Lake
Railroad The steamer Preatiss. Ceptata ). =
LinsLy. Las arrived from tTsys Harber VITA
600 600 feet of humber ~ The Crescent wharf
and Warehouse COnDsny. Tie schooner g >
Holmes arrived FcSterflr AZ Port Los AnEeles
with 10000 feet ~ lumber. Size was oat four
teen days from olympia.
The following deep water FesSc-S are reported
tie way San Diego. Biifis;i slip NreaSih.
Captain Hughes. ont ninety nine days from Ham
iurg; British ship Josiah Marion. Captain Grant,
ont lsT days from Newcastle E0gian3' british
s'lip Gcnrirh Captain FFals. ont 49, dsTs
from R0fte-dam. American steiner 0rcg0lian.
Cfpfsin Csrfy. ouf f9rty-iwo days. and ste1ni~-
American. ont fourtcfs, DAYS. bofh from New
York. All these xesses are consigned 10 the
6nfrckele C0mpanv.
Tie following vessels are disciareinS lnna-
ber eargoes ~ t.is port today: Steamers Cen
trala- PrcntiSs. Nestport. fsesrmi-e. Chrries
Ne son Nzrsisfeid SiaSta aud Tampieo- bar
kesfiDcs Eoko Head. Lahaine. James johnson
and James TUFTS. scbooaers Beu-7h, W F.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
RAILROAD NAVY KILLED
BY A MASKED ROBBER
Highwaymen Order Two Men to Throw
Up Their Hands, and One Refus-
ing, Is Shot.

OROvILLE, Oct John Perry, a
workman employed on the line of rail-
road construction. was murdered this
morning by two highwaymen. Perry.
with a companion, was camping in a
bunk on the river bank. The two
men had a little money with them.
About o'clock two masked men ap-
preached the bunk and demanded that
the men should hold up their hands.
Perry refused and was shot through
the head
A large number of men were camped
In the Immediate neighborhood and saw
the men, They managed to make their
escape. however, and the officers are
without clew as to their identity
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
HEART FAILS HIM
DURING HIS PLEA
Attorney w. H. Chickering
of This City Stricken in
a Suisun Courtroom
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SUIsUN. Oct Nv. H. Chickerins, a
San Francisco attorney. was stricken
with heart failure today while be-
fore Judge Harrier. He was pleading
in one of the Shelby Smelling Works
damage cases. He sank fainting in a
chair. Friends rushed to his assistance
and he rallied in short time He was
able to return TO San Francisco to-
night. In view of his illness the case
was continued for ten days.
Judge Harrier today adjourned court
out of respect to the late Thomas II.
Hyatt, who met his death in Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
RAILROAD s SUPPLY
Of COAL SHORT.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SEATTLE, Oct. Northern Pacific
coal may be withdrawn from markets
outside this State and limited. in supply
to Washington towns. II is practically
determined by the Northern Pacific
officials that under the new railroad
rate bill they viii have TO abandon
foreign markets and FOR. economic rec
sons the railroad may practically cut
OFF all business within Washington.
The Northern Pacific has been over
working it's coal properties in this
State and it is believed by competent
coal authorities that the railroad will
be seriously embarrassed for a. fuel
supply If there is not a curtailmene
soon.
That additional coal mines can read
ily be located is conceded. but the ad-
vantageoUs position Of the present
mines is a determining factor in tho
decision to husband its opened re-
sources
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
sailing Of t.,e EercDch Liner.

The steanler Amiral TUnerre OF fle French
Ifae around the world eafed Yesterday for
Hayre and way ports via Seattle with r1er-liall-
disc as rom this bort. valued ~ siI3 9@6.
70 DO distributed as follows. For N"~icn. S32.
rea; london $1o4 GAG. Harlhurg. s175e: Havre.
sl2 700 Tie c7rgn incinfch the following:
For Alexica--1Sq2 hhis dsnr. l4s00A lbs snge-.
oeq7 gals and 80 rs wine - 900 lbs lard - .0ea
ihs lfan 25ie h1'es av. 10 s7lman 10 es
canned voods o32 lbs eDiees. 1913 bs dried fruit
ZOO lbs malt. 200 tins bread. Geo cs eoal oil.
4o2 rs IH;,rcatin~ oi 2o0 cs dvnsmife. es
blaFfinv cans ard fi;s~. : rolls duck - c9i's
s~are 23 nkgs si,ose1s hdIs Pine = grsa; inc.
b5is tar. TO lbs tsliow, 10 kegs red lead.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
Z. 5. Branch photographic Once

a branch Of the United States Hyslro:rn nIic
Office located at the Merchants Exchan-. "a
maintaincd In San Francisco for tile benefit Of
ua.iners without regard 10 nationliitr aud fr~s
cf expense xEvieafDrs cordially invited ia
,isit tie Office. where complete se-s uf chn-fs
aud sailin. directions of TIE worisi are kept AZ
latest information can always be obtained re-
yardin- lights. dangers 10 navigation and ali
matters OF interest 10 ocean cunilnerce Ths
time bail service been suspended. pending
tie reconstruction OF tile tower OF thu ferry
building.
i. MCMILLAN, Nautical Expert. in Charge.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
rrRE auENcHED WITH ICE.

RENO, New, Oct "a firebug is
abroad in Reno. The Race Track sa-
loon, one of the landmarks Of the city.
was destroyed last night. and an att
tempt was made to burn the cold stor-
age plant OF the Humphrey Supply
Company. The latter fire was extin-
guished by the use Of cakes OF ice.
There is no clew to the identity of the
incendiary.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
ARM Transports.

The Buford is at Honolulu.
The Crook IS IN port out Of commits
sion
The Logan is at Manila
The Sheridan. which went ashore on
oahu, Ha waI. was hoated. but lea aked-
~ badlv that she had 10 be beached
.near the western entrance to Pearl
Horbor
The Sherman is in port WIN sail
October IS for Manila
The Thomas lefi Honolulu september
3 for Manila.
The warren is in port oat OF com
mission.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
Liner Is Delayed Twelve Hours Out
side the Farallones by Dense Wall Of Fog.

Monday
da
when
a
the signal hos said the
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03

CHIEF PURDY DISMISSED AGAIN.-East
ST. Louis. H.. Oct. 2.-The City Council last
night. for the fourth time. dismissed George o.
Purdy from the office Of Chief OF Police. and
instructed Lieutenant Michael Doyle TO assume
charge OF the department Purdy has eread-
fastly refused to vacate his office, being upheld
by Mayor Sflas Cook.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONs.-Was
ton Oct. Civil service examinations will be
held at the following places In California Oc
tober IL for the position Of meat Inspector In the
Bureau of Animal Industry: San Francisco. Los
Angeles. Fresno. Marysville. Sacramento. San
Jose. San Luis Obispo and San Diego
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
Crude on for Hawaii.

Tho tam, steamer Poserrans was cleared for
H0no'u'u On Monday With - 0ao barrels Of crude
oH IN huis. valued 1t si3.soe. and 2aa drums
,f ~aso'ine and disiifiafe. rained at $4,000.
Tac scaoouer Monterey wa< cleared for the
same port yesterday wifh 10 800 barrels OF crude
or in buIk valued at s11 $40
Both eargoes were lrdca at Monterey.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
NEws oF rHE ocEAN.
CItartercd for Nheat.

Tho BrlflSa ship A'le-ton fat PortFand) was
char cred prior 80 arrival for whesf thence
the United Eingdom, with tie usual Continental
option at e1s %.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03

100 poles, Z pkgs paints. q pkgs paper. tons
fire clay.
For London-2o.o74 cs salmon, 1885 ctls
barley, 206. 7S3 lbs tallow, 20 bbls sea shells.
Eor Hamburger pampas plumes.
For Hayre-216,3T7 lbs tallow.
Shipments by the Puebla.
The steamer City Of Puebla which sailed on
saturday for Victoria. had cargo consigned 10
the port OF destination and 20 other British
american cities, valued at $16.7l1 and including
the following: es1 pkgs fresh fruitsETAO
the following: 9S1 pkgs fresh fruits. 76 pkgs
vegetables. 1000 cocoanuts, 100000 lbs salt,
50 .626 lbs dried fruit. 2340 lbs raisins, 760 lbs
spices. 592 gals and 10 cs wine, so whiskey,
1852 lbs beans. S12S lbs chocolate, 672 cs canned
goods. 8 cs honey. SOS lbs cheese, 30 pkgs
olives. 20 pkes miscellaneous provisions, 16S
coils wire. s rolls wire fencing, 13e lbs leaf
tobacco 1905 lbs sheet lead, pkgs sewing
machines. 81 pkgs roofing material, cs drugs,
l2o bbls oil, 10 cs pipe 80 bdls boiler tubes,
rolls leather
The steamer also had $500 bxs fresh apples
and 64oo lbs Goldfish. valued at s5595, en- route
to points in Australia
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03

Summft-Maximum, tSs minimum, VI; west
Forecast for San Francisco and vicinity-Fair
wednesday; fresh west wind.
For Sacramento valley-Cioudy; cooler
Wednesday. possibly showers north portion; rresn
For For San Joaquin Valley Cloudy; cooler
Wednesday; light north wind.
For Los, Angeles ana viclnity-Cioudy Weones-
MAXIMUM and minimum temperatures for
previous day csicagS oo9a Dstrs Nsw 5ore
for auaymss Br ship BTodlek Castle If for uoge Ore.
IuIu. In bort Sept b-Bktn Everett G Griggs, for
Honolulu: Br ship Leon XIII, for Oregon.
AUCKLAND-Arriyed prior Oct 2-Stmr
's SYDSEYNArriyed 4, Tsl. prior Sept 2-chil bktn
Andromeda. from Eureka. -
Foster for Port Townsend
HoNGKoNG- Sailed Oct 2-Jap stmr Hong
kong Mssu. for San I Francisco. cisco ~ s+n- rm
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEW YORK--Arriyed Oct 2-Stmr Caronia,
from liverpool stmr Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse. from Bremen; stmr Cevic, from Liver
pOS.. Sailed Oct 2-stmr Kronpriuz wilhelm. for
Bremen; stmr Ultonia, for Naples. Trieste and
Arrived Oct 2-strnr Oceanic, from Liverpool
A"o 3fsENSToWN-Arrived IsSS1TSN Oct 2-stmr Gamma
mia, from New York, for Liverpool. and pro-
Arrived oct 2-stmr Friesland. from Philadel-
phia for Liverpool and proceeded.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Oct 2-,Stmr Graf Wal
dersee from New York, for Hamburg, and pro-
ceeded.
PUSTA ARENAS-Arriyed Sept 26-Stmr
Sais from Hamburg via London, for Seattle.
TRIESTE-Arriyed Oct 2-Stmr Pannonia,
from New York.
ANTwERP-Arriyed Oct 2-stmr vaderland.
from New York
Memoranda.
ASTORIA. Oct. THE steamer Cascade,
bound to San Francisco. returned here on ac-
count of weather being too rough.
SEATTLE Oct. 2.-The German steamer Mar
iechen, previously reported ashore and after.
ward towed down TO Seattle, will be broken up
H0NGKONG. Oct. 2.-Jap steamer Hongkone
Maru. previously reported In collision and hav
ing 10 be drydocked, sailed from Hongkong to
day for San Francisco, damage did not make
IL necessary TO drydoek.
Movement of Steamers.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
Signs Tell of Typhoon Near,
but Nippon Maru Escapes.

weather Report.
United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. October Q