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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26

WESTERN RY. OF ALA. vs MITCHELL Action for Damages for Killing Stock.
 (Decided June 14th. 1906.-41 So.
 Rep. 427.)
 l. Railroads; Injury to Animals. Action; Pleading: Compalint.-A com plaint alleging that defendant killed two mules by it's pegligence in run ming a train of cars or locomotive on its track was not demurrable for as suming as a matter of law that the running of train of cars was negii- genCe. es
 g. Same.-A count in complaint which alleges that ons certain date defendant was engaged in the operation of a, railroad running locomotive oi cars in a named county. and that one of defendants servants or agents in charge of the locomotive negligently operated it between certain stations named. by reason thereof ran said To- comotive against two mules killing them, is sufficiently specific as to the place of the killing. and not subject to demurrer for failing to allegc with sufficient certainty what servants were guilty of negligence, or for failing to allege with sufficient certainty that the defendants servants were guilty oi negligence.
 B. Same.-A count of the complaint which alleges that defendant was en- gagged in operating railroad and so negligently conducted its business that d locomotive ran against two mules and caused their death, was not demur- rable for failure to show which loco motive inflicted the injury, or for faii- ure to show with sufficient certainty that the negligence alleged proximate- ly caused the injury.
 4. Appeal; Harmless Error: Ruling on Demurrer.-Where the facts alleg- ed in special pleas are available under the general issue. error in sustaining demurrers to such pleas were harm less.
 5. Railroads; Injuries to Animals; Action; Negligence; Evidence; Suffi- ciency.-Where it was shown that a train was running in the night time
 with d headlight not having sufficient carrying capacity to light up the track Tor a distance ahead within which the train could be stopped, so as to enable the engineer to perceive objects on the track far enough in advance to stor his train before striking them. the run ming of the train with such headlight was negligence as a matter of law. G. Same-Where it was shown that an engineer saw fog bank ahead of him across the track for considerable distance before he reached it. yet con- tinued to drive his engine ahead at the rate of forty or fifty miles an hour, and entered the bank at such speed, and killed animals on the other side of IL | but so close to it that he could not see | them in time to stop his train before
 striking them such engineer was gull | ty of grocs negligence. | Appeal from Montgomery City Court
 Heard before Hon. A. D. Sayre, Affirmed. Opinion by Weakley, C. U | Tyson Dowdell and simpson. IJ.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26

SEABOARD AIR LINE RY. ct al V. WRIGHT.
 action for Damages for Crops from
 Stock Expectations on Account of
 Insufficient Cattle Guards-(Dc-
 cided June 9th, 1g06--41 So. Rep.
 46D.
 Railroads; precautions against stock, cattle guards; pleading: defenses.- As defense to an action for damages to c~ops by stock trespassing thereon alleged to be due to the insufficiency Of tn" cattle guards on defendants railway a the point where same ell. ters plaintiffs field, a plea which al leges that defendant maintained cat. tie guards at the place in question known as the Sheffield Metal Surface Cattle Guard" which were in general use for like purposes h.. and on all Of most of the railroads in the United States. was fatally defective in fait ing to allege that they were reason. ably sufficient for the purpose of urn. ing stock.
 Appeal from St. Clair Circuit Cour. Heard before Hon. John Pelham.
 Affirmed. Opinion by Tyson, J.
 Weakley, C. j., Simpson and .Andel, son, JJ., concur.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26

redirect examination. to state why he went away.
 l4-Rape; Carnal Abuse of Infant.- An instruction asserting that if defen- dant attempted to have intercourse with the girl under ten years of age. and there was an injury, however, silsht to her organs or abuse of them, though there was no penetration de- 1endant would bc guilty is proper.
 Appeal from Walker Circuit Court. Heard before Hon. A. H. Aston.
 Reversed and Reminded. Opinion by Dowdell. T.
 Weakle'. C. J.. Haralson and Denson, JJ., concur
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26
ETHERIDGE BROS. V. SWAIN tF ABRAMS HAT co.

Bill of Dfscovery-,(Decided June C.
 1906--41 So. Rep. 465o
 Creditors suits: discovery of assest; parties: nature of claim-The 'a,. .na. some of the claims of some of the cred itors were in the shape of notes with waiver of exemptions as to peraonal property does not render the court un- able to grant relief under sections SIS. S20, Code1S 96.
 Appeal from Conecuh Chanccry Court.
 Heard before Hon. w. L. Parxs.
 Aflrmed-Opinion by Simpson, J.
 Tyson, Anderson and Denson. JJ., concur.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-20
STORE


Sprzedaje mianowicie wazy,-
stko, co %robotnicy najczescie]
zmuszeni sa kupowat, a miao
nowicie: TOWARY GRO
CERNE, BUT'Y TRZEWI-
XII. w DIE
ROBOCZE,
K~APELUSZE, CZAPKI, /
tax e TOWARY YARDO-
WE | rome lime ROZMAI=
TOSCI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-20
KOlej p0dwodna.

w tych dniach donosili-
smy Czytelnikom O projek-
towanym tunelu ola kolei
podmorskiej, laczacej Anglie
z Francya. Teraz donosza
gazety tutejsze, 10 v
Nowym Jorku utworzy}o sic
Towarzystwo z tymczasowym
kapita}em zakladowym "a
milion6w marek, kt6ro chce
po}aczyc tunelem podmor-
skim Aye z Ameryka. Jak
wiadomo, ~najwieksze to cze-
Sci swiata dzieli ciesnina
Behringa i pod MIA w}asnie
chca przeprowadzic tunel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-20
Co kraj to obyczal.

W ~pewnyeh okolicach sy~
beryi jest przyjetym zwycza-
jem, re m}ody pan pc po~
wrocie cd slubu do domu,
rozkazuje swej zonie Sciagac
sobie buty. W cholewie jed
nego z but6w ukryta jest ma
hajka, a W drugim sakiewka
z pieniedzmi. Zawartosc bu-
ia, kt6ry m}oda iona mai
pierw mezowi nogi 6ciag~
ME, stanowi wr6zbe przysz-
lego pozycia ma}ze6skiego.
Szczerze kochajacy MAJ wk}a-
da jednak zawsze do obu
cholew sakiewke z pieniedz.
mi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-20
STARA L.

STARA le-.
karska. Daleko W Marylan-
|dzie, ma jedynym 20 sionecz.
nych miejsc W poblizu San
Mar, z%najduje sic starry dom
drewniany, kt6ry by} praw~
dopodobnie z%budowany "
drugiej pe]owie 1890 stule-
cha. Ten starry dom drewnia-
ny, jest owa s}awna upracow~
MIA lekarska", zajn owana
przez starego D. Peter Fair
ney, kt6ry zy} pred przesz~
10 stu laty, i. by} wynalazca
Ora Pjotra Gomozo, s}ynne-
20 lekarstwa zio}owego. Ia
,,pracownia" znajduje sic do
tad W nalezytym stanie i 20
sta}a W ostatnich czasach "a
bezpieczona cd zniszczenia
pred %wp}ywami zewnetrzne~
mi. Jest ona ogrodzona ze-
laznym plotem, a ma furtce
widnieje pis: ,,Fahrney
Memorial. Ia w}asnosc jest
pod opieka towarzystwa 1.-The
Farhney Memorial Associa!~
ton" W San Mar, Md.
W ten spos6b ezcia poi
n~iejsze pokolenia pamiec to-
g, kt6ry W pokoju i presto
Gle, po6wieci} swoje zycie ba-
daniom leczniczym ola dobra
swych wsp6}obywateli, wy
najdujac s}ynne lekarstwo
ziolewe, ORA Piotra Gomozo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-20
MarSz TaCZanOWSkiegO.

z Dobrzycy donosza, IL ma
ulicy dzieci spiewaja ma nu-
te marsza T~aczanowskiego:
Water unser der du bis, dor
du bis Trzymaj. DO
zgubis, DO zbubjs Bum.
Dzieciak, pisze slusznie
,,Lech" naturalnie sam ME
vie, jake bluzaisrstwo mio-
ia, 70 2 modlitwy Pa6skisj,
kazdsmu ohrze6cia-
ninowi, robi sobie igraszke,
ale "a n;ego %odpowiedzs eis5-
10 kisdy6 81, kt6rzy mu ME
z~rozumia}e rzeszy " pamiec
wkuwali - i rodsiee, kt6rzy
swojego naj6wietszego obo~
wiazku ME dopilnowali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-20
OkrOpny Czyn matki.

Pred kilku dniami wy
buchf W Leszczutowie >(po-
what Sokal) " stajni Pawlu-
ka polar, kt6ry zniszczy} ca
}e jego gospodarstwo oraz
sasiednia zagrode brata jegs
Stefana, wyrzadzajae szkode
ma 5000 k. Sledstws wykaaa-
10, re ogie6 pod}ozy}a e6rka
Iwana Pawluka, kt6ra poro-
dzi}a nie6lubne dziecko, a
chcac ten fakt ukryc, dzisc-
ko to udusi}a, ,w}oki za6 u
kry}a ma poddaszu, krytej
s}oma piwnicy. Nastepnie
podpali}a stodo}e W nadziei,
IL lezaca W poblizu piwnica
wraz ze zw}okami dziecka
sp}onie. Tymczasem usi}owa-
MON stra5y %ogniowej ze wsi
okolicznej uda}o sic pozar
ugasic. W ciagu akcyi ratun-
kowej znaleziono zwloki no.
worodka ma wp6} zweglone,
%sprawczyni za6 badana przsz
zandarma przyzna}a sic do
zbrodni. Odstawiono "a do
areszt6w sadu sokalskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-20
Zbrodniaz pod .}6zkiem.

W %niemalym niebezpie'
cze6stwie znajdowaly sic "
Sopotach try cork nauczy-
ciela K, miesz kajacego W
niezupelnie jeszcze wykoh~
ozonym domu PREY ulicy
Wilhelmowskiej. Jedna 2
mich W nocy obudzi}a sic ma
ped wrazenien, ze }6zko
.jej sic podnosi. Wyskoezy]a
ma r6wne nogi i obudzila
siostry. Naraz 2 pod l6zks
wysune}a sic reka i stara}a
sic uchwyeic ia "a noge.
Przsrazone kobiety otworzy~
~ okno i pocze}y krzyczet,
wysk.kujac W koszulach z
parterowego mieszkania do
ogrodu. z chwili tel skorzy-
stall nieporzadany przybysz i
ulotni} sic. Pod }6zkiem zna-
leziono podarte W strzepy
questionable, kt6rego chcia}
uzvc do zakneblowania ust
Spiacvm kobietom. Mocno
podejrzanym O te nocna WI
zvte Jest pewien czeladnik
stolarski, kt6ry pracowa} W.
tvm domu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-20

dlugo6ci 38 mil angielskich'.
Rosetta wynosic beda podob-
no ME wiele mniej jak mi
Hardy czyli diva tysiace mi-
lion6w marek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-20
Wielki strejk " L0ndynie,

E&,"--. .,eg -aR" --a4E-Ee|- 4.#Sf1-F E' ~ =.
Onegdaj wybuch1 strejk
woznic6w i konduktor6w
generalnego towarzystwa om-
nibusowego, poniewaz dyrek-
eva zamierza}a wprowadzlc
nova taryfe piac, sprzeclWla-
jaca sic zadaniom personafu,
strejkuje 500 ludzi, a Boom
nibus6w stoi " r6zpych re
mizach. Straty towarzy5twa
wynosza dotychczas 1000
funt6w szterling6w. STREE
przybierze pravdopodobn1e
jeszcze wieksze rozmiary,
gdyz personal towarzystwa
omnibus6w motorowych. O.
6wiadczy}, re ola poparcla
strejkujacych got6w jest TAX
ze przerwac prace.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-20
Kt5ry jezyk bogatszy: pol
ski CIV nieHaieCki?

,,Schles. Ety." udowodnia
potrzebe nauki religii W je-
zyku niemiockim tenn, ze
rzekomo jezyk niemiecki po-
siada daleko wiecej wyraz6w,
anizeli polski. Hakatystyka
wroc}awska wybra}a sic z
swojem twierdzeniem ME W
pore, DO KAN temu zadaje
~wiadomo6f, kt6ra obecnie O.
biega gazety niemieckie. Ot6z
pisa one, il MOVIE prawo o
podatku ze spadk6w przepi-
SUE zupe}nie move okre6le-
MIA ma rodzaje pokrewie6-
stwa, kt6rych Niemcy do
tychczas ME mieli. I tax we.
die nowego prawa ME wy
starcza powiedziec, jak by}o
dotad, kr6tko: ,,Onkel", NE.
ffe", ,,schwager", cousin"
i t. d. tylko trzeba wyraz-
ME dodac: ,,Vatesbruder",
.Muttesbruder", ,,Muttes-
s%chwester", ,,Brudessohn".
,Schwestestochter = ma co
v polskim jezyku istnieja O.
sobne wyrazenia: stryj (brat
lojca), Wuj (brat matki), ciot-
ka (siostra matki), bratanek
(syn brata), siostrzenica
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-20
CIzHAwE RzECzY
Zyween spalona.

Straszna 6miercia zgine}a
5~letnia c6reczka woznicy
Schmidta 3 Obsrschoenwei-
ce pod Berlinsm. Schmidto-
wa, kt6ra "a sprawunkami
musis}a ma ehwilq opuseie
miesskanis, Pozostawi}a die
CT swe same. W czssie nice
becno6si natki poszefy die
ci bawi@ sia zapalkami i
to " ton spos6b, 70
z~apaliwsEy takows rzuei-
]y js na sisbis. Nis~
szcze6liwym trafsm pad} O.
gie6 M fartussek ma}sj CO.
reczki, p}omisnis natyeh~
miast zaje}y ubranis dziecie-
cha i " okamsnieniu Gale sta"
nefo W ogniu. Dziecie, ME
wiedzac sobie rady, pocze}o
krzyczec i biegaf, palac sic,
pc izbie. Gdy nisdlugo matt
ka wr6ci}a j %piomienie st}u~
mila, by}o juz "a p6zno. DIE
Gle tax sic poparzy}e, 70 ME
bawem skona}o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-20

Zalmuje sic take pan J6zef "
|Jereczek przadzaniem pogrzeb6ws
Dostarcza Karawann czyli powozu.
(pogrrebowego i wog6le wykonuje
Wszelkie czynncfci pogrzebnita.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-20
exkursyjne do Clea'
Lake (Wascca Minn.)


sprzeaawaue beda przez kolej North
Western 20 znizony<h ra~ch przez
scion latowyz Winony " piatki
i sobety pc $3:l5za tykiet zwrot~
ny z ogran,czeniem do powrotu v
trzydzie~tu dnl. kowie~
ME czarnych i bia}ych okuni i
szczupak6v jest nadzwyczaj dobre
" TEN pieknem ;eziorze i us}uga
ola rybak6w z obtitym wyborem
czo}en i. t. d. jest gotowa Modne
hotele rome wycieczkl wzdluz je~
zlora re statkami ola uzupe}n1enia
prxy]emnostek. Pc blizsze infor-
maoye zgiosic sic do agent6w kele.
Chicago d North Western
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-20
Poszukiwanie.

Szczepan Grubich poszukuje swej
siostry Pauliny Grubich z miasta
Wlocfawka, niedaleko Somocin; z
meks nazywa sig Sulkowska. Pc.
szukujacy uprasza, ably ona sama,
lub jej dzieci, jezeh siostra ME lyle,
zglosili sic do niego, gdyz Jest JUL
podesz}y " wieku i ma zamiar i'm
cos dac. Niecchaj sic zg}osza pod
adresem.
Szczepan Grubich
Owatonna, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-20
lekarstW0 ma epilep-
6ye.

J. B. Waterman z Watertown,
O. listonosz wiejski, pisxe: ,,Moja
c6rka nawiedzona przez d4ugie lata
epilepsys, zosta}a .wyleczona ORA
King'a New Life pigu}kaml. Odtad
ME mia}a ataku przez przesz}o diva
lata." Najlepsze lekarstwo ma pre-
czyszczenie W ca}ym swiecie Csc W
apiece N. J. Kowalewskiego, apte.
karza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-20

(ciotka siostry). Brak tych
5wyraz6w swiadczy w}aSnie 9
ub6stwie jezYka niemi'eckie-
60, niechze vice hakata ME
prawi bredni Q bogactwie je
zyka niemieckiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-20
Be mu polsk1 dzi6b ur6s}.

DU 1AAu PVAOAA UAAON UA
L Mi}os}awa pisza do POS.
Ztg.", re ch}opiec Maciejew-
ski pochwali} pred nauczy-
cielem Pana Boga pc polsku.
Kiedy go nauczyciel o to
strofowa}, ~odpowiedzia]: Due
low orzek}, re kazdy ma mo-
vic jak mu dzi6b ur6sf, a
poniewaz mnie ur6si dzi6b
polski, vice tylko chce movie
po polsku. Dzielny ch}opiec!
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-29
DENIES QUAKE
IS PUNISHMENT
Bishop Hamilton Looks
Forward to a Big
Upbuilding.

Bishop Hamilton said at a large meeting
Of Methodist ministers and laymen yes
terday that he was pleased to find no
where any preacher foolish enough to at
tribute the earthquake as a punishment
from God for the city's wickedness. On
such reasoning. he declared. there were
other places upon which the divine hand
might fall with like or greater justice
The Bishop returned from the East on
Sunday night and was given a great re-
ception at the meeting. which assembled
at the Deaconesses' Home and National
School for Training. 129 Haight street.
with the Rev. DIR. Willis in the chair He
had been attending the meeting of the
Board of Bishops at Evanston, H.. and
had also been at New York. Boston, Phil
adelphia. Pittsburg, Chicago and other
cities, organizing committees for the re-
lief of the stricken churches Much of
his address was expressive of the wide
spread sympathy which exists in every
city and hamlet throughout the land for
San Francisco. and of his admiration of
the conduct of the people and affairs since
the calamity.
Bishop Hamilton stated that by Tues
day, April "A. following the earthquak ke
and fire, $4,000 was appropriated By the
Board of Church Extension and call is
sued Immediately for s25O.0O3 to rebuild
Board of Bishops made an appeal to the
church at large for $500 Oo0 and Robert
I. Miller OF Cincinnati issued an appeal
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-29

Two big steamships are due today
from the Orient The liner Korea,
flagship Of the Paeifc Mail Company s
fest. with many passengers and a
large cargo. Is expected early this
morning from China, Japan aud Homo
lulu, and the army transport Thomas,
froIn Manila by way OF Honolulu,
should be here some tine today
The Thomas. in addition 10 many
cabin passengers. is bringing horne a
: large number OF marines from the
AstatiC. station.
:. The Korea wiil lsad her passengers
: as usual al the Pacific Mail wharf
Unit the city is better provided in the
matter of~hO-els- nonresident paSSer-
gers U;sll be allowed 20 stay on board
arriving liners until they can make ar
-sngemez for continuing their jour
ney. = was TWO days after her arrival
before the LsHchuris was clear Of her
passengers and the same privilege viii
be extended 20 those arriving on the
Korea
The Thomas VII .snd suck soldiers
ss she brings al the Preside. She
will dock larer AZ the transport wharf
where her cabin passengers viii come
ashore
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-29

with plans for raising 81. 100000 through
the organization OF laypnen's legioas.
himself heading the list with a large con-
tribution.
The replies to these appeals came in
from every part OF the land with sub
stantial checks and pledges
The Bishop assured the meeting that
San Francisco viii have finer and nobier
Methodist Episcopal churches than ever
before.
He Furthermore gave expression to his
unfaltering confidence in the great and
permanent future of the city. The Bishop
declared himself not only a Californian BY
church affiliations but through family as
sociations leading back to the days OF 49.
He maintained that the new san Fran
cisco must not be rebuilt altogether from
a commercial viewpoint. but that the es-
thetic must be largely followed in the re-
construction. and then San Francisco ca7
have no superior in the world. The citi-
zens of the future will applaud the archi-
teets OF the new city as Parisians do
Baron Hausman and Americans. Boss
Shepard. who beautihed the nations capi-
tai city in spite OF loud and short-sighted
opposition
DIR. McClish. president of the University
of the Pacific. San Jose, announced that
commencement exercises will take place
at the university Thursday next.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-29
FALLING WALL
KILLS WORKMAN
Another Is Likely to Die
as a Result of the
Collapse.

One man was killed outright and an
other probably will die as the result OF
the collapse of a wall which buried six
men in the ruins of the building formerly
occupied as a warehouse by the California
Wine Association at $50 Townsend street
Yesterday afternoon. The identity of the
man who was crushed to death beneath
the heap of brick is unknown. The one
now in the Potrero Hospital. over whom
the surgeons are bending their energies,
is Michael Cantaran, who has been living
at the Fort Mason camp, at 1853 B street.
Four other men employed in removing
debris were buried under the wall at the
same time, but Providence favored them
and they escaped unhurt. Willing hands
franticaliy dug the bricks away and their
efforts were rewarded by the saving of
four lives. and possibly the fifth.
Cantaran was found in a badly man
gled condition a big chunk from the
shattered wall having struck him and
pinned him down. 1t was crushing the
life out of him when The rescuers reached
him.
The unidentified man was directly un-
der the falling wall and his life was un-
doubtedly snuffed out instantly The
foreman of the gang of debris workrpen
had not taken the names of the men he
employed, and it was therefore impossible
to learn anything of the one who met
death. The employing firm is the Ha-
waiian Engineering Company. which has
the contract for removing the debris.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-29
Shinnenfs for Hanaii.

In addition TO the cargo previously re-
ported the ship Falls Of Clyde, which
sailed yesterday for Hilo. had merchau-
disc valued al SS166 ana included the fol-
lowing:
1900 Il lumber. % plSgs windows, 500
pcs sewer pipe, 2)6.730 lbs fertilizer. >
steam pumps. GO gals distillate. 800 bales
RAY. y pkgs groceries and provisions.
= The bark kaiulani was cleared for
HoEolulu yesterday with q general mer-
chandise cargo, valued a. sz5. z49. The fol-
lowing mere the principal shipments:
. 1872 bbls -four 10 bales hay, 60 cts
wheat, $3.50 cts barley. 4S3S lbs msddlings.
q 75e lbs sait- 2T50 ibs sugar 1909 lbs
beans; zoos lbs lard, 5z55 lbs cs mill
stCfs. 80 cs canned goods. 26SI lbs bread.
p cs table preparations. 1I25 lbs butter. 40
lbs hops. s. cs pickles. 80 casks beer 50
a. gin. lls. gals vinegar. 31ea3 lbs to-
bacco. cs cigars, - carbofs acid 70
bbls oils. pkgs paints. g coils rope q
bcls brOoms. q bales leather, 100 pkgs
matches To cx soap. 80 tons fertilizer.
Z765 Il hardwood. $50 lbs soda.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-29
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR EQUIPMENT FOS-
Electric Light Plant. .sin0. Material.
Boiler Plate Wire Rops. Horseshoes
and Nails. Lead Pipe. Metals. Disin-
fecting Materials. CharcoaE. Hospital
FURNISHINGS. Shoes. Rubber Boots. and
General Miscellaneous Supplies Once
Isthmian Canal Commission, Washing
ton. D. c.. May 10. 1905 Sealed pro-
the Office of the General Purchasing Of
fcer. 1sthnaian Canal Commission.
washington. D. c.. until 1880 a. m,
June g. 1895. at which time they viii be.
aforementioned articles. blanks and
full information fCircuiar No. 31Q) may
be o5taised from tnis once or the Of
Agents 36 New MONTGOMERY street Sap
Francisco. Cal: and 40 Chamber OF
Commerce building, Tacoma. Wash. d.
rs26- "a
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-29
OCEAN STEAMERS


PLYMOUTH-Arrived May 2S-Stmr
Kaiser Wilhelm. from New York.
,PHILADELPHIA.-Ar May Is
Stmr Haverford, from Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON-A May 2s-
Stmr st Paul, from n ~ York.
BREMEN-Sailed Ma 26-Stmr Bar
barossa. for New York.
HAMBURG-Arrfyed May 26-StmI
Pretoria and stmr Bluecher, from New
York
ROTTERDAM-Arrive May 27-Stnr
Potsdam. from New York.
Oanfa. for Vancouver.
BOULOGNE-Sailed May 28-Stmr
Ryndam, for Antwerp.
GIBRALTAR-Arrive May 2S-Stnir
Koenigen Louise. from New York, for Ma
pies and Genoa, and Proceeded.
CHERBOURG-Arriv May 2S-Stnr
Bremen, and proceeded. ,
Statendam, from Rotterdam and Bou-
logne.
Memoranda.
Nav 26-LiEhthous keeper at Point
Pinas reports on the above date that logs
from iIl-fated log raft were off that
point.
Per stmr Nevadan--Had moderate
steady trSdes to lat % n, thence TO port
moderate SW 10 fresh w winds, with
fine clear weather.
Ger strnr Uarda, which arrived MAY
q from Everett reports that on May 26,
off Point Gorda, passed three masted
schooner, lumber laden, anchored close in.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-29
Cleaner Alsn DAMAGED.

. Ths barkentine Cleaner has fol-
lowed the schooner cambridge into
san Pedro 1oT repairs. The sailing
vessels were N collision the other day
etf Santa Rosa ISLAM 4 The accident
VvSs reported by the Bainbridge. which
pat INTO san Pedro with her Jibbooln
carried away The Cleaner, also dam
aged. arrived al san Pedro yesterday
The EainbVijge. was bound from San
PEDRO for Port Elakeley and the Clean
&. -alsD IRON san Pedro, was on her
svs.r to Coos Eay when the collision
.sOCc xrrsC
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-29
sHlePINe lNTELLIeeNcE.
ARRIVED

tuesday, May IS.
Stnr Phoenix. Henrickson, IS hours
9rorn Bowens Landing
stmr Whitesboro. Fagerlund, Is hours
from Greenwood.
;stnf Celia, Adler IA hours from Cas-
:: stmr Rival. Sears. % hours from Eu-
sSzar .-Areo. Hansen. p hours from Eel
fslver.
sfplr Arctic. Nelson, "a hours from
Eureka
:. ouliF State OF California, Thomas, 4S
sours from San Diego.
StInr Roanoke. Dunham, days from
Portland via Eureka IS hours.
'Stmr South Coast, Paulsen. Is hours
from Caspar.
Stnr Nevburg, Johnson, IS hours from
-Srays IIarbor.
stnr -cascade. Jorgenson, es hours
ron Portland.
Strnr National City. Frederickson. il
hours from Fort Bragg
stmr Sea Foam, Miller, Is hours from
Men6oclaos
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-29
Wafer Fronf Notes.

The schooner Santiago with H. geo
barrels Of oil. arrived yesterday from
Monterey in tow OF the tug Daunt-
less.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Com
psny's little white liner Curacao. is
due tomorrow from Guaymas and way
ports
The navy transport LaVton and the
frefghter Nevadan are still detained
in guars sntine- They viii both proba-
bly, be released tomorrow
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-29
GRAND TOUR
TO TAHITI

Native Festivities of July 14th at
Papeete. S. S. MaEiposa sails July 1st
and will remain in port at Tahiti six
days, affording opportunity for pas
sengers to make tour of the islands
and native villages and witness the
celebration.
trip. Offices, zoos Broadway, Oak
land. and Pier No. Z, San Francisco.