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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-12-13
PRZEGLAD
POuTFN MIEDzYAARODOWEL
Chicago 13 grudnia, 1906.

Cd paru dni szeroko prawia
W calej Europie o porozumieniu,
ktore wrzekomo juz staneio mic
dzy Rosya a Wielka Brytania
We wszystkich kwestyach W kto-
rych stykaja sic interesy tych mo-
carstw. Stykaja sic one wszedzie
wzd}uz azyatyckiej granicy ca
ratu dlugo tworzyiy przedmiot
ustawicznych nieporozumien. A
le zaraz po wstapieniu na tron
kr6la Edwarda VII jedna tych
kwestyj byla usunieta, mianowi-
Gle, porozumialy sic te mocarst-
wa co do sfer swego wplywu na
Chiny; Anglia pozstawila Rosyi
swobode wyzyskiwania Mandzu-
ryi posiadania przez MIA doste-
pu do niezamarzajacego oceanu,
co dla caratu bylo niezmiernie
wazna kwestya re wzgledu ma e
konomiczny rozwoj Syberyi, -
nawzajem Rosya przyznala An
gill prawo gospodarczego opano-
wywania doliny rzeki zoltej. Gdy
by ME bylo wojny rosyjsko-iapoh
sLliej, ten ukIad bylby z pewno-
Scia pierwszym wv szeregu in
nych. Wojna nietylko wstrzy-
maIa roboty dyplomatyczne, ale
udaremnila dla Rosyi to, co ona
juz uzyskaia; wyparto ia z Man
dzuryi, odsadzono Cd nieza-
marzajacgch portow. Lecz An
glia zachowywala sic bardzo To-
jalnie, tenn wiec zabezpieczyla
moznoSc rozpoczecia uklad0w po
wojnie. Mianowicie, zmuszona do
wojennej wyprawy ma Tybet VIA
Snie wtedy, gdy Rosya walczyia
Japonia, oSwiadczyla Anglia,
re Tybetu ME zagarnie, intere-
sow rosyjskich ME naruszy i do
wewnetrznych spraw tybetan-
skich ME bedzie sic mieszala. We
wszystkich 'szczego}ach dotrzy-
maia sIowa i oczywiScie pozyska-
Ia przez to zaufanie diplomacy
rosyjskiej. Oglednosc w zalawia-
niu sprawy, wywo{anej wypad-
klein pod Hullem, potem szcze-
re popieranie pred Japohczyka-
mi sprawy pokoju mozliwie "a
szczytnego dla Rosyi, jeszcze
bardziej zwiekszyio rosyjska u
fnosc W Anglie. Hr. Lambsdorff,
ktory berlinskiemi oczami pa
trzal ma Wielka Brytanie, musial
zlozyc swa teke. Jego nastepca p.
Izwolslij, natychmiast rozpo-
cza4 uklady, ktorych pierwszym
rezultatem byla umowa co do
Persyi jake panstwa podzieione-
60 ma dwie sfery wplywow: na
p6lnocna, sfere rosyjska, a polu-
dniowa = angielska, przyczem
polityczna calosc i niezaleznose
Persyi musi bye zachowana. Ma
stepstwem tel umowy byia wspol
ma anglo rosyjska poreka dana
perskiei pozyczce, kt6rej czescio-
wen wyplaceniem zaje}y sic te
mocarstwa. Po tax szczeSliwym
poczatku przyszla kolej ma ukiad
co do Afganistanu Tybetu. Tu
;uz rome poprzc inie umowy sta
nowiiy grunt. przygotowany pod
nowy ukiad. Chodzilo tylko o IL
systemizowanie tego, co byio, a
nadto podobno dodano artykuly,
zakazujace budowy kolei zaro-
VINO rosyjskich jak anglo-indyj-
skich W ten spos6b, izby one u
Iatwiaiy atak ma Afganistan lub
Tybet. o lie wiemy petersbur-
skich dziennik6w, lIwestya ta
zajmewano sic bardzzo. niedIaawno, is
moze zaledwie tydzieh temu, z
tego zas wyni<a, ze gdyby ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-12-13
W0jna FranCyi Z Watykanenl.
Energiczny protest Kardyna1a Merry del Val
Gesarz wilhelm grOzl ruzWiazanism parIamsntu.
ACZKA ME PRzECzUWAkA SMIERCI MATKI
Senator Rainey zarzuca prezydentOWi m1eszanie sic
do cUdzych spraW

hSL y SFA~"S JS-
ME bylo jeszcze czasu na roz-
wiazanie najwazniejszego zaga-
dnienia, jakiem jest uklad co do
Chin. Anglia W calej pelni korzy-,
sta dawnej umowy, to. znaczy
rozciaga swoj wplyw mad dolina
rzeki zoItej, natomiast Rosya, u
traciwszy Mandzurye i jej porty,
ME ciagnie zadnej korzysci. da-
wnej umowy. Wprawdzie An
glia moze powiedziec, re to ia
mic ME obchodzi, ale w takim ra-
zie ME zawrze Rosya ukiadu
ogolnego CO do wszystkich in
nych granic azyatyckich, do
tego ona wlaSnie day. Musi "a
TEN umozliwic Rosyi przystep
do oceanu Spokojnego W TEN
miejscu, gdzie jego porty ME "a
marzaja. Jest to dla caratu konie-
czne re wzgledu ma ekonomiczne
interesy Syberyi. Chodzi tn RE
czywiScie ME o zabory, ale 0
wpiywy to IN. o pewne przywi-
leie handlowe o wolnosc eks-
ploatowania kopaln, budowania
telegrafow, przewozenia iowa
row transito, korzystania por-
tow na dogodnych worunkach,
posiadania W Mich wlasnych przy-
stani, SHADOW towar6w wegla.
Przedmiotem rokowa hjest wscho
dnia Mongolia z iej portarai KIM
czu Szahajkwan. Niezbedna
jest zgoda rzadu chihskiego, a
ME slyszelismy, by sic MIN juz
ulozono.
z tego powodu ME sadzimy, a.
zeby prawdziwem byio doniesie-
ME pism europejskich o TEN, ze
juz podpisano uklad anglo rosyj-
ski. A zastanowilismy sic mad ta
sprawa dlatego, re cd niej zale-
zy nowe ugrupowanie sic mo-
carstw europejskich w sposob,
jezeli ME grozny, to szkodliwy dla
Nemiec. To wojownicze de-
pczace wszystkich mocarstwo
bedzie tax skrepowane lahcu-
chem, ktorego ogniwami So Fran
eva, Anglia, Rosya Japonia, a
prawdopodobnie czasem W1o-
chy i Skandynawia, ze ME bedzie
mogio sic poruszyt, pomimo
swego nlilitaryzmu i wyzywaja~
cej pychy. Odraza do cesarstwa
niemieckiego jest tax wielka W
Europe, ze niema llraju, w kto-
rymby upragnieniem ME ocze-
kiwano powstania takiej gruPy
mocarstw. Niecierpliwosc kaze
widziec fakty tam, gdzie So do
piero nadzieje. Ale re So one
wielkie, bo sic opieraja ma zy-
.wotnych interesach oywch mo-
carstw, przeto niezawodnie sic
spelnia. Wielki mysliciel angiel-
ski, zmarly juz kardynai Man
ming rzeki w r. 1S71-ym, re he
gemonia niemiecka w Europe
potrwa mniej wiecej POI wieku.
Zdaje sic jednak, ze ME docia-
gnie nawet lat czterdziestu. A ia
hegemouia objawia sic ma wszy-
stkich polach. Z nia razem tez u
padnie miedzynarodowy wplyw
niemieckiego socyalizmu, CO be-
die wypadkiem niezmiernie
szczesliwym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-12-13
Kronika MiejscoWa,

Wielka' demonstracya.
TELEGRAM DO OLGA sW.
Rezolucye W sprawie prze-
sladowania Kosciola we Francyi.
Zarzad gl6wny znanego sto-
warzyszenia "Catholic Exten-i
sion Society twysiai wczoraj
do .Ojca swietego telegram ka-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-12-13
Czwartek dnia 1890 Grudnia 1906 r.

pdl lldlilCIplu. L OllLlllO 10 ZOSldWl1
Clemenceau katolikom czas do
zastosowania sic do nowych
praw.
Redaktor Felix Robin RE
naissance" ziozyl ma wlasna od-
powiedzialnoSc podanie, ma rece
prefekta policyi, aby pozwolil w
koScioIach paryskich odprawiae
katolikom nabozenstwo. Prawdo-
podobnie jego prosba zostanie u
wzgledniona, co uwolni ksiezy
cd narazania sic ma procesy.
Pred parlamentem ustawiono
policye, azeby zapobiedz anty-
rzadowym demonstracyom,
Rzym, 13 gnudnia, = Sekre-
tarz stanu kardynai Merry del
Val przygotowuje epergiczny
protest przeciw rewizyi W pa
pieskiej nuncyaturze. Ten pro-
test zostanie doreczony wszyst-
kim poslom, akredytowanynl przy
Watykanie.
Kiedy papiez dowiedzial sic, re
arcybiskup Richard ma opuScic
swoj palac, oddal mu natych-
miast do dyspozycyi gmach nun
cyatury, stanowiacy wlasnosc
papieza. Przeslai mu nadto wy
razy wspolczucia.
Rzyn, 13 grudnia. - oOsser-
vatore Romano" zaznacza, re
rad francuski ME widzi w pa
pielu gIowy wszystkich wyznaw-
cow WARY katolickiej, lecz jedy-
ME zagranicznego monarche. w
takim razie jakiem prawem
zgwaIcN prawo nietykalnosci
nuncyatury, a wiec zagraniczne
poselstwo, co zrobic zamierza
ksiezmi, uwazanymi przez sic
bic ME "a francuskich obywateli,
poniewaz w sprawach WARY i
Kosciola ulegaja glowie Koscio-
la.
Odessa 13 grudnia. - Siedmiu
rabusiow wpadlo do miedzynaro-
doMego banku, zabilo policyanta,
kazalo obecnym podniesc rece W
gore zabralo Gala gotowke ka-
sy, W sumie $14,5OO. Kozacy pu-
Scili sic w pogoh "a bandytami
ujeli pieciu z Mich, lecz dwaJ
inni przepadli bez sladu wraz z
pieniedzmi.
Petersburg, 13 grudnia. =
,,GieIdowe WiadomoSci" zwraca-
ia uwage rzadu, ze chcac 2aPo-
biedz wojnie Japonia nalezy
Rosyi porozumiec sic re Stana-
mi Ziednoczonymi, ktorych inte-
resy ma wschodzie Azyi So iden-
tyczne interesami pahstwa ro-
syjskiego. Prawdziwej przyjazni
Rosyi innemi mocarstwami eu-
ropejskiemi stoja ma Przeszko-
die dawne, wzajemne rachunki.
Miedzy Rosya Ameryka ra-
chunk6w niema zadnych.
Tanger, 10 grudnia. - Agenci
Raisuli ogiaszaja ma rynkach
targowych, re zblizaja sic do
Marokbs .psy niewierhe", to
znaczy chrzescijanie i re nalezy
sic muzu1manom przygotowac
do wojny swietej. Raisuli zaopa-
try kazdego w bron potrzebna
do brania udzialu w wojnie.
Berlin, 13 grudnia. - Cesarz
Wilhelm upowaznil kanclerza
Ruelowa do rozwiazapSa parla-
mentu, jezeli ten ME uchwah
sum potrzebnych ma utrzymanie
kolonij w Afryce. Jezeli Rad "a
miast $4,000 wojska W Afryce
ma tam trzymat tylko $500 zoi-
merry, krajowcy rozpedza Mem
cow w koloniach ma cztery VIA
try.
Kanclerz naradzai sic z przy-
w6dcami partyj i zada koniecznie
$7,3OO,O00 ma potrzeby dalszego
gospodarowania w Afryce. DIS
sprawa ia bedzie stanowiia gio-
why przedmiot obrad W parla-
mencie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-12-13

ktorei Koscioi katolicki zost4
obrabowany, dochodzacej W rze7
czywistosci do $5oo,ooo,ooo.
5) Najuprzejmiej upraszaffin
azeby ogoiowi bezstronnie prze.
dlozono wyjasnienie tel sprawy
ze strony katolikow.
o. Wierzymy, re skoro wielke
ia kradziez ME zostanie zwalczo-
ma, to ME pozostanie zadnej gwa
rancyi nienaruszalnosci prawa
wlasnosci koscioiow chrzescijail-
skich w zadnym kraju w obec
chciwosci drapieznosci publicz-
nego rozboju.
y Potepiamy ohydne postepki
popelnione przy konfiskowaniu
prywatnych dokumentow i ak-
tow sekretarza nuncyatury pa
piezkiej W Paryzu jakotez ha-
niebne obejscie sic z osoba re-
prezentujaca Papieza przez are
sztowanie go wygnanie prze-
moca terytoryum francuskie-
go.
81 Korzystamy tel sposob-
nosci, azeby wyrazic najgiebsze
nasze wspoiczucie Ojcu swiete-
mu gleboki nasz podziw W O.
bee Jego postepowania W kryty-
cznym tym peryodzie dziejow
Francyi, i
@ Uchwalamy, azcby kopie
niniejszych rezolucyj wyslano
do Prezydenta Stanow Zjedno-
czonych, do sekretarza paPies-
kiego W Rzymie, do sekretarza
stanu w Stanach Zjednoczonych,
do ambassadors Francyi W Wa
szyngtonie do obu izb kongre-
su w Stanach Zjednoczonych l
w Anglii."
Ma wczorajszych sesyach u.
chwalono .miedzy innemi, zaku-
pic w Chicago urzedowa rezy-
dencye dla prezydenta j urzedni-
%k6w organizacyi, zasozys tn dru-
karnie wydawnictwo, kupit ko-
lejowy wagon kaplica" dla
misyjnych dzialah W okoiicach
rzadko zaludnionych, j wysiac
dodatkowo dwoch misyonarzy
do Porto Rico, gdzie ma 100000
kato!ikow obecnie jest tylko
dw6ch kapianow. Nadto zwiek-
szono liczbe czlonkow w zarza-
die 40 ma 50.
Niesiychane oszustwo.
Wyszlo ma jaw nieslychane
sprzysiezenie celem oszukania
miasts o znaczna SUNG. w r.
1904 niejSka Lizzie Goldstein
zaskarzyla miasto $4,000 od-
szkcdowania w inieniu swego
pod6wczas 5 letniego syna, u
trzymujac, re chlopiec d. IA Ii
stopada 1903 r. przed domem pm.
45o S. Morgan str. przechodzac
MIA po sprochniaiym chodniku,
zapadi sic w skutek zalamania
sic deski tax naruszyi sobie
koSc pacierzowa i biodro, re
przez Gale zycie zostanie kale-
ka. Zarzadzono wowczas sledz-
two, znalezli sic swiadkowie wy
padku, chodnik w owen miejscu
istotnie W okropnym byl stanie,
w szpitalu powiatowym pot
wierdzono, re chiopca tam przy.
niesiono w stanie TAX pokaleczo-
nym kiedy sprawa przyszsa
przed sad, chiopca ma noszach
wniesiono, malo brakowa!o,
sedziowie przysiegli byliby przy-
znali $4,000 odszkodowania. w
ostatniej chwili nadszedi list a.
nonimiowy podajacy pewne
wskaz6wki, "a ktoremi idac
miejscy urzednicy odkryli. IL
chiopiec tax pokaleczony zostal
w Rumunii re Cd 2o pazdzier-
nika 1903, zatem pare tygodni
przed wrzekomym wypadkiem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-12-13

: Podobno pocztmistrz Busse o
swiadczyi, re az po swietach oswald
czy, czyi przyjmie nominacys repu-
blikahsks ma burmistrsa miastR
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-20

fact that the railway company as
vet has not found it convenient to
supply this car. But as soon as 1t
can be done the service will 60 into
operation. The department promises
to again call on the railroad company
to furnish this car. This is all that
can be done at this end Of the line.
Mr.. Lever is very much annoyed al
what seems to be unreasonable delay
in getting service on which would be
of so much benefit to SO many people.
He also took up with Superintend-
ent White again the matter OF having
service put on the evening train out
of Columbia for Augusta. This is the
matter which Mr.. Lever and Senator
Tillman took up with the department
that district in charge, and that the
matter had been referred to Super
intendent Terrell, Of Atlanta, who mas
that district in charge, and that the
matter would be taken up for final
consideration when the report from
Mr.. Ter y ..cached the department.
Mr.. Lever = quite anxious to have
mail clerk put on this train. There
would be no trouble in getting a lock-
pouch put on this train for each OF
the towns along the road which would
request it. This plan does not ap-
pear very strongly to Mr.. Lever, and
he feels the interest Of the service de-
mands clerk, and he is going to make
his fight for this.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-20
MR.. ROOSEVELT'S AMBITION.
He Wants to be Senator When He
Ceases to be President.

Washington. April 16.-Mr. Roose-
velt made known to some OF those
with whom he talked recently his am
bition is to represent the state OF
New York in the United States SEN
ate after he leaves the White House
in 1909. There is not the slightest
doubt in the minds Of the president s
closest friends that he intends to ad-
here strictly to his announcement on
election night in November, 1904, that
in no circumstances would he serve
another term in his present office. 1t
is assumed from what Mr.. Roosevelt
has said that he much prefers remain
inc in public life to becoming presl-
dent of Harvard university.
Both the present senators from
New York are more than 70 years old,
and it is generally understood that
neither will stand for reelection. Mr..
Platt will cease to be senator on the
same day that Mr.. Roosevelt Will
cease to be president, March 4, 1909;
while Mr.. Depew term will expire on
March 4, 1911. If he were elected to
succeed Mr.. Platt Mr.. Roosevelt
would be sworn in as senator, if he
so desired, on the day Of his retire.
ment from the presidency.
Upon his accession to the presi-
dency, in 1901, Mr.. Roosevelt was the
youngest man who had ever occupied
that office. If he lives until the ex-
piration of his present, term he will
be only so years old. He will then be
nearly 35 years younger than the
Nestor Of the senate, Mr.. Pettus, OF
Alabama.
John Quincy Adams served eight
terms in the house of representatives
after he had ceased to be president IN
1929.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-20
NOTICE TO ADMINISTRATORS,
EXECUTORS, GUARDIANS,
AND TRUSTEES.

You are hereby notified that the
time for making annual returns re-
ouired by law is at hand and you are
hereby requested to attend to the
same as soon as possible.
John G. Wilson,
J.P. n. G..
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-20
MUST HAVE CONTRACT.
Mr.. Childs on Mail Trains In The
Afternoon-Matter is III
The Air.

The connection between President
Childs, of the c., N. and L. road and
the postoffice department in the mat
ter of mail service on the afternoon
train out of Columbia to Laurens has
not been short-circuited as might be
imagined from the delay in getting
the service started. Fact is the con-
nection has not yet been established,
although as far back as the first OF
March Postmaster Ensor made con-
tract for a man to carry this mail be-
tween the postoffice and the old union
station on Gervais street, from which
point this train starts out.
When he learned that the service
had been authorized DIR. Ensor took
the matter of a contract up with the
second assistant postmaster with the
above result, and he suggested that
Mr.. Childs could get satisfactory re-
suits in the same way.
IT can't understand why the SER
vice is not started,' said DR.. Ensor.
cit was authorized two months ago,
according to the newspapers, and ac-
cording to information that comes to
me from other sources. People are
rnnnino. to me about the matter every
dav. Columbia business men want to
know when the service is going to
start.'
"It's all very well," said Mr..
Childs to a Record man today, "to
talk about the business interests OF
Columbia needing such service, but
the c., N. and L. road does not be-
long to the city of Columbia and can
not be run in it's interest without COM
pensation. T have absolutely no con-
tract with the government to carry that
mail, and am not going to start car
rving it until I do have favorable
contract. The only communication l
have had on the subject was from
Superintendent Terrell, Of the rail-
wav mail service, who wrote from
Atlanta about two months ago to ask
whether [ could put mail car on that
train. I answered that I could. This
has heen the extent Of the correspond
ence I have had on the subject.
"No, am not going to write to the
second assistant postmaster general
nor to anyone else. My experience
has been that it is best to let govern
ment officials come to you when they
want anything.'
A committee from the chamber OF
commerce was to meet and confer
with Superintendent Williams today
about the proposed change on the Z
and G. line, but he is in Washington,
and the conference had be to Temporal
rily postponed.
Washington, April 16.-Representa-
tive Lever called on Superintendent
White, of the railway mail service,
TODAY to ascertain the cause Of the
delay in putting on the mail service
on the c., N. and L. road on the train
leaving Laurens for Columbia. The
records Of the department show that
the service was ordered on March 1st,
and that the A. C. L. was callaed upon
bv the department to furnish mail
car for the purpose. It is found that
the cause for the delay is due to the
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02

which arrived Sunday. reports that on
the outward passage on September ..
about Is miles Of Coos Bay. he ex-
perienced two heavy earthquake
snocks- The first was ar $50 O'Clock
p m and the other at $50.
To Late TO Pass Quarantine.
The japanese liner Nippon Maru.
captain FIlmer. which was expected
early yesterday morning, did not az
rive until after sundown. too late by
ABOUT half an hour 10 pass quarantine.
The doctors viii board her at sunrise
TINS morning and the passengers prob
aoiy viii be landed between and s
o'clock at the Pacific Mail wharf. She
mas twenty-six cabin passengers on
board.
Water Front Notes.
D. " c Hobby. chief Federal quar-
anime oh1cer at this port. is taking
ten days vacation, which he is spend2
Ing IN Humboldt County hunting deer.
Dr. A D. Drew Of the Federal Quar-
antine Service is al Monterey to inspect
tae steamer Rosecrans upon her ar
rival from Honolulu.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
PASSES ORDINANCE
FOR FRANCHISE.
Board of Supervisors Takes
Final Action on Privilege
for Home Telephone Co.
VOTE ON MEASURE

BY a vote of ten TO five. yesterday.
the Board of Supervisors finally passed
the ordinance granting 20 the Home
Telephone Company a franchise to con-
strrct and operate a telephone system
in this city ard county The only
change from the vote on passage TO
print was that of Supervisor Nicholas,
who voted aye on final passage The
vote in detail follows:
Ayes-Coffey. Coleman. Davis. Duffey.
Gallagher. Kelly, Mamlock. Nicholas.
Phillips, Wilson (101.
NoesEBoxton, Sanderson, Rea, Walsh,
McGushin (5)-
.Aosent-Furey. Harrigan. Lonergan
The passage OF the ordinance is in
accordance with the provisions Of the
charter rela tive to the granting OF such
privileges, although the franchise was
previously granted under the terms OF
the Broughton act. state measure
The ordinance as passed grants the
franchise for a period Of fifty years and
imposes the following conditions:
That the company shall within four
months from the date OF the grant OF
the franchise commence the laying OF
the telephone system; that the sum OF
s2.0eo. 900 shall be expended within
twelve months, $4,000. 900 in the aggre-
gate in twenty-four months and S4.-
OUusDgu IN the aggregate IN t1llEt1 SIN
months under penalty of forfeiture Of
the franchise; that the company fur
nish 500 free telephones TO the city
departments; that the company pay
percentage of its receipts according TO
charter requirements after the hrst I'VE
years of its operation. and that the
franchise shall not be sold nor trans
ferred TO another company
The following ordinances were finally
passed:
Prohibiting the sale of aduiterated
drugs and medicines and methyifc alco-
mol IN drugs.
Providing for the conditional accept
ance of H street from Twelfth 10 Twen-
tieth avenue.
Reducing the width of the sidewalks
on Ellis street from Market street TO
Van Ness avenue.
Suspending for one year the. proyi-
sion of the ordinance prohibiting the
LAYING of wooden sidewalks
authorizing the appointment Of six
additional clerks by the County Clerk
Authorizing the return of S554-0s 70
the German bank for taxes paid under
the Telegraph Hill Park levy. since de-
ciared invalid.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Tonnage engagements.

r. r,-sstsz steamer Manchester Pert ton
Puget sound IS chartered for coal from somo1
70 Guayas ana me esEmsa snis =. Ts,-ons sf 2ss
Sd Both vessels were chartered prior 70 ar
Merchandise for Hawaii.
The steamer HHonian sailed OF SUNDAY for
Horoiul, and Hfio via Portland With nerchan-
disc valued at sCs.T16 as cargo ron ln.s p0ls-
1ess hh,s -four a 900 lbs rice. 1910 gals wine.
I es r,f1e-sI water 1913 lbs candy. 55zs lhs
sugar SO s5,s hsiioos s. ana 20 h,s 4. hrasS 81
2zo lbs lard IcI1 cs canned goods. % crIS pota-
toes and onions. 56s lbs hsm and bacon Si2 IDS
garlic 112o lbs beans. 1I2s los ana 60 - orc ,e
sSh IS mtIlstuEs. 2I0o lbs coffee. 2ooo lhs
-rfsr1iu1s 1900 lhs bran. 35 cts barley. z cts
-rsest 81 cts corn. 26T bales hay Sfs rs ara :
sfoots II uszs dry gocis. Il Fkgs oicycie soeos
fS - boots and shoes. Il &c bats. 80 lbs ana -
pigs tobacco. 27lo lbs sheet brass. A s sopls'
tubes 20 crts sewing machines, 10 CTS annonis: =
- ~ rsre g rolls leather. II $40 lbs ceke. 81
oS sosn % pkxs paoer. 30 cs coal OIL II pcs
i'm ii has steel. 81 pkgs plumbing material
cs1dIes. 800 Ins soda 2s coils rope
Exports by the Panama steamer.
T11e steamer Citr OF Sydney. which sailed On
saturday for Ancoa and way ports; hsa s-s gen n
dfSfr5puted as follows. Fer Mexico. szsss' Cen Cen
trsl America. sz5i2ss Pana1a7, ,s.,o.ys. ~
-, se60: British Guiana Ss2s Germany
$50. The following we're ne ieaoing sap
"a ,r-,.- rnoa II lumber. - bdis shocks lS5
49, raerbfnerr Is pcs steel cs arms ara an.
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r. f-,---.f auerfea-5asz bhls lour. 1a.oo0 lbs
-y-s ssSa lbs lard S53 ms beans $50 rs eoo-
e. go -rts potatoes ~ crts 0nions- . Ps1s
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n-css * rz sasr.cn- 1852 fbs 7aste scse los
S-fss f-nis 1854 gas wine. IS cs $40 l Do. 60
80 ~-is s-s 20 6 wniskT. y ~ u iIla se.,
seeao s-ssI-osd ties seo pkEs tank material -
Ss~s sos . g Write lead. 81 pkgs PANTS zs.ssS-
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"a : ASKS quicksilver. cs soofs ma ss snoss.
: ~sr- -a,q . car wheels on axes rei.s
$500. os, rs cosi al. - h6is and - Pcs pipe,
:. 49, dr. gods y kegs nails s. 6 snd =, .
lL,f sf,s - ESQ lbs coke. > earfsoFs ecla- -
- sosa - Is +ar. Is pkgs plumbing matesiat'
L. T. psre-,s-ssSs hhls four 2o- 600 7ns ssif -
- -.-e-szfo-S lofa rs ci-ns u1on lz.e4 Ea,s
-s5e $50 - Salsnoz- So lbs Easse 80 - al
% - r-o-s toas ana onions. - = rennel gcoas
go lf.z hezuS 200 lbs peas 4so- fos nEieu
-. raa I42 r lumber =,
r. xeyx vork-1Q So gals vine 5r.s11 y
,s@ la-d n TIC Ihs scrap Tn, 6 pants 2 ct's
Ses,es. s. bales 5unE- - -. -...-o.v
To Co,onhi--7ai ph's noAi' -
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To pers,-aS0f ihS tsilow
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r. ursf5st fsnIaua--20 c~ easned satHea-
T., 1.qru.ny-2o drugs