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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-20
MATE GOING is FREED
FROM SERIOUS Charge
Proves That He Shot Sailor
Fritz Harmening in Self
Defense.

Laxity OF discipline In its worst
phase on board ship was exploited yes
terday before United States Commits
sioner Heacock during the preliminary
examination OF Jay soing, first mate
OF the bark Snow & Burgess. Going
was accused OF having shot and slight
ly wounded one Of the sailors named
Fritz on July IA.
The defendant proved that he had
shot the sailor in elf-defense and was
discharged from custody.
Going testified that on one occasion,
while the ship was in a thick fog off
Point Reyes, he foune the lookout man
absent. Only the man at the wheel
was on deck, the lookout man having
gone below to get his oilskin coat. On
July Is, in the same fog. Harmening,
acting as lookout, was singing and
whistling. When reproved by Mate Co
ing. Harmening swore at him and defied
him.
On the same night. a quarter of an
hour after midnight, Harmening jumped
out of his bunk, went on deck in. bis
underclothing and threatened to break
the mate in two and throw him over
board. AS Harmening advanced toward
him IN the dark Gong drew his re-
volver and shot the mutinous sailor in
the shoulder. INJECTING slight wound.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-20
EXCURSION BOATS
IN COLLISION.
Crowded Vessels Crash
Together During Fog
in New York Harbor
NO LIVES ARE LOST

NEW YORK, July 1.-two crowded
tonight in New York harbor off Staten
Island. imperiling the lives of 1900 per-
sons, but neither in the crash itself nor
in the wild panic which followed was
any one seriously injured The vessels
were the Perseus of the Iron Steamboat
Company, for Coney Island with 500
on board. and the Thomas Patten of the
Patten Line, bound from Long Branch
to New York. carrying 1000 passengers.
The shrill whistles Of the colliding
steamers soon brought assistance from
boats in the vicinity, and the fright
ened passengers were transferred al
quickly as possible and brought to this
city. The Perseus and the Patten in
terlocked and neither sank. Wrecking
vessels were sent to their rescue late
tonight.
The lower harbor was covered with
a dense fog at the time Of the collision
and the vessels were running at re-
duced speed. When directly off st.
George, Staten Island, the Thomas Pat
ten crashed with terrific force into the
port side of the Perseus, smashing the
paddle wheel and box. The Patterns
bow and upper foredecks were badly
damaged.
When the Patten doomed suddenly
out of the fog bank and 1t was seen
that a collision was unavoidable, the
passengers on the two vessels became
frantic with fear Just before the crash
one man on the Perseus jumped over
board. He was quickly rescued, how
ever, by the crew.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-20
MINER WILL BID
AD|EU TODAY.
a Substantial
Check From Wife for
Expenses in Travelling

With his pockets filled with gold
sent to him by his bride Wilson Miner
starts East today at IL o'clock.
He goes to join his wife, the former
Mrs. Yerkes, at her palatial summer
place on the Hudson. This casts aside
all the rumors that have been afioat
regarding the fact that Miner and his
wife have been at outs.
According to Miner he and his wife
have always been on the best of terms,
and when. he came out to the coast he
came with the full sanction of Mrs.
Miner. He told her he wanted to
see his old home and his mother, sister
and brothers. He wanted her to come
with him, but her business interests
Yesterday came a wire asking Miner
to start at once for the East.
Accompanying the summons came a
big check.
This check was soon rolled into it's
equivalent in money.
Late in the afternoon Miner dis
played great roll, representing $4,000
or more. He was in the greatest OF
spirits, and said while he had enjoyed
his visit to the coast and his old home
immensely he was glad to be in the
way to join his wife again.
Miner has engaged drawing-room
and stateroom apartment on the train
During his visit here Miner has
taken in a survey of the city from one
end to the other.
He has never forgotten to call on an
old friend during his stay here whether
he be rich or poor.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-20
SNAKE COILS ABOUT
neck OF A SLEEPER
Employe Of Electric Road Nearly
Clicked to Death by Rep
tile Near Redding.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

REDDING, July IF. E. Feve, an
employee of the Northern Electric, had
thrilling experience with a snake
Tuesday morning. Feve with two COM
panions occupies a tent made out OF
gunny sacks in the western portion of
Oroville. He was awakened by a feel
ing of stran gulation. He attempted to
cry out but so tightly was his throat
bound that he could make no sound.
AS he became fully awake he realized
that something must be done or he
would choke. He grabbed frantically
for his throat and his hand slipped
over the scales of huge snake. which
had coiled itself around his neck. He
frantical1y pulled the coils loose, the
reptile resisting him and biting him
in the cheek. His two companions,
awakened by the noise, came to Feve's
rescue The two pulled the snake
away and threw 1t to the floor, where
it glided away while the men attended
to Mr.. Feve's wound. The reptile was
a gopher snake.
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Liner Mongolia Leaves
This Afternoon for
the Orient.
TAKES HEAVYLOAD
Dredging Has Good Re-
suits in San Pedro
HarbOr.

The schooner Czarina returned yes
tercay from q fishing cruise in the
vicinity OF Pirate Cove. She made a
light catch, but brought down full
cargo. The Czsrine left here February
g. She was fortunate in the weather
encountered, but the cod were not as
hungry as Captain Koehler would Ike
20 have seen them and the men who
depend for their remuneration on the
amount Of FISH ea1gnt VIII have light
payday.
The Czarina brought six barrels of
Goldfish tongues and 153,z09 fish The
greater part Of the fish she got from
the Union Fish Company's depot at
Pirate Cove
VIII Repair Ferry Tower.
At the regular meeting OF the State
Board Of Harbor Commissioners yes
terday afternoon Chief Engineer Norton
submitted Specifications for the recon
stT0ctfon Of the ferry tower. He was
ordered 10 advertise for bids on the
work which will cost, he estimates,
about SIS. 900. The original stonework
was not properly anchored and some OF
Al was shaken down on April Is. In the
reconstructed ttwer sheet iron will take
the place Of stone. Properly painted.
says Engineer Norton, nobody Will
krow the difference.
The North Beach Improvement Com
pany asked the board for permission to
dump the debris now covering that dis
tlfct on some part of the water front
where filing material is wanted. The
request was referred TO Engineer Nor
ton
The work Of reconstructing the ferry
tower is TO be completed within ninety
DAYS after the contract is awarded.
The specifications include the straight
euine Of the flagstaff on which the time
ball used TO slide
Mongolia VIII Sail Today.
The Pacific Mail liner Mongolia, Cap
tain Porter, cleared yesterday and Will
leave at l o'clock this afternoon for
Honolulu and the Far East. She Will
carry about 10000 tons Of cargo, 100
cabin passengers and about $50 Chi
nese She viii take silver bullion val
ued at S25O,OOO.
Captain S. ". Very of the United
States navy viii be a passenger on the
Mongolia TO Honolulu. J. D. Peabody,
SOL Of one Of the directors OF the Union
Pacific. with two young friends. will
also travel 10 the Hawaiian Islands on
the Mongolia.
The Mongolia's cargo includes 1O0,-
00c feet Of redwood for Manila
Dredging at san Pedro.
As result Of the recent extensive
dredging in San Pedro harbor it was
announced yesterday that vessels draw
ing IS feet can now be taken alongside
Hooper's wharf In the past p feet
has been the limit.
Water Front Notes.
The Oceanic Steamship Company's
liner Alameda viii sail tomorrow for
Honolulu.
The liner Sierra left Honolulu yes
fcydav for sydney bv Wav of Page PaRO
ano Auckland
The liner City Of Sydney left San
Bias on Wednesday for this port.
The steamer Hazel Dollar, which left
Nenaimo June %, has arrived at Nico-
lsefsh.
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DRU|DS TO MEET
i'm Los ANGELES.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.


SANTA CRUZ. July 19.-The next
session of the Grand Grove of Druids
will be held in Los Angeles. Salinas
made lively fight for the honor today.
Past Supreme Noble Arch L. G. Schord
installed the newly elected officers.
At the Grand Circle OF Lady Druids
the following officers were elected this
morning: Grand arch Druidess. Mrs.
Marie Bamman of Hesperia Circle. San
Francisco; grand first bard. Mrs. B.
Pimental, Oakland; grand second bard,
Mrs. Y. Lacaze, Ell Dorado Circle, San
Francisco; grand conductress, Mrs. e.
P. Vaux, Santa Cruz; grand secretary.
Mrs. A. Thornhill, San Francisco; grand
inside guardian, Mrs. Cole, San Fran
cisco: grand treasurer, Frances ]. Pc
terson, San Francisco; grand sentinel.
Mrs. e. Rodifer. Elmhurst; grand or
ganizer, Eva Wolff of Golden Gate Cir
Gle. san Francisco: grand trustees.
Nellie McKeon, L. Reeg, ]. Beech, H.
Guisti. Rose Peters and Ida Wheeler
The officers were installed this aft
ernoon. A resolution was adopted rails
ing the per capita tax to so cents, to be
paid in two installments. 1t was also
voted that the obligation should be
read to every candidate for initiation.
The next session will be held in Los
Angeles.
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NJ GALA OUT s379
BY NEW RULE.
Admiral Compelled to
Return Ration Money
Collected by Menials

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
VALLEJO, July let has developed
today that If the demands made by the
laboring people of Vallejo who are
largely employed in the Mare Island
ments and those officials who have
quarters in the navy yard be forced to
refund to the Government the amount
Of money which has been paid out by
the yard paymaster for workmen down
on the rolls of the yard, and whose
services have been used not to build
ships but to clean up around the off,
GERS home, that it will affect the OFF,
GERS at the Preside In San Francisco
and many other Government posts In
this section. Though the decision rem
dered by the Comptroller recently
forced Paymaster James A. Ring of the
Boston navy yard to refund S109197
paid by Uncle Sam for the services of
a man down on the rolls at the Boston
navy yard as a laborer and employed
as "dunky' about the paymaster's
house, the officers in charge here
scoffed at the rumor that they would
be forced to make good for the services
OF the men they were using until 1t
became known that Rear Admiral B. H.
McCalla, who has just retired as the
commandant of the Mare Island navy
yard. was forced to give UP less than
month ago 1919, which equaled the
amount drawn for rations by two en-
listed men of the navy who had acted
as the cook and messboy at the adj
|AniraTs mansion In the yard.
This surprising information has
caused all of the local naval colony to
'sit up and take notice" The men
whose services were used by McCalla
lived on Government fare at the navy
yards and drew down So each a month
for rations, the sum allowed under their
terms of enlistment.
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JUNEAU NOW BECOMES
The CAPITAL OF ALASKA
Governor Of Territory Is Enabled
by Congress to Move His
Office From Sitka.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-Alaska's
capital is hereafter to be Juneau in
stead of Sitka,
Congress passed a law several years
ago giving permission for the removal
to Juneau, but no appropriation was
made for the purpose. One of the appro-
prfation bills passed at the last session
OF Congress carried an item Of $4,000 to
enable the Governor of Alaska to move
the government effects from Sitka to
Juneau. The acting Attorney General
has decided that this law really changes
the capital to Juneau.
Sitka has been the capital since an
American territorial government was
enacted for Alaska. The population
OF Juneau is 1000. only few hundreds
more than Sitka, but Juneau has far
more white people proportionately
than Sitka
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
stnr Albion, Hansen. y hours from Point
Strnr Navarro. Jacobs, 80 hours from Eureka.
stmr san Pedro, Anhndsen, "a hours from
stmr MsndAlsy. Sanford, 81 hours from ores-
stmf Prsntist. sGhminsEy. q hours from Eu-
sehr czsrins. KOehlsr. IN days from Eagle
HarOoE c1r.prn
stnr Corona, Gielov, Eureka; Co.
Stmr Mongolia, Porter, Hongkong. ETC., via
'-'"l CLEARED AT PORT HARTFORD.
Thursday. July 10
stnr Argyll. Daekso1, Kshuiui; Union Oil Co
THURSDAY. July 49,
Br stnr Wellington. Cutler. Lsdysmith.
Stmr City Of Puebla, Jepsen, Victoria.
Stmr Arctic, Nelson, Eureka
stmr Helen P Drew. Gunderson. Greenwood.
stmr San Gabriel, Green, UmpQua
Stmr G Lindauer. Msttson, Grays Harbor.
Stmr Msrshheld. Dettmers, Hardy Greek.
stmr vanguard odlands Eureka
Stmr Pomo. Reinsrtsen, Mendocino
Power schr Ida A. Engdahl. Point Reyes
Power schr chetco. Buchsrd. MendocinO.
Schr North Bend, Jackson, Coos Bay.
schr santiago. Anderson, Monterey, in tow
Tug Defiance, James. Monterey, with schr San
'taso II t0" SPOKEN.
Jrne 26--In lat A y long V, Br bark En-
pereur Menelik, from Rotterdam. for Oregon
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LOBOS, July 1910 p. m.-Weathe1
foggr: wind NV; velocity miles per hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sEATTLE--Arrived Jniy ls---Stmr Saratoga,
Ns arrived ed July ls-snr Bertha. from Valdez.
July Ie-Stmr Atlas, hence July IA stmr Edith.
from ST Michael; stnr City OF Seattle from
EfERETT-saiIed July le-Bktn Charles F.
Croker, for San Pedro.
TACoMA---Arrived July 19---Bark Hayder
Brown. from Manila; stmr Pleiades, from Yoko
JUNEAU--saTed July 1s---stmr Al XII. fol
Seattle; stmr Cottage City. for skagway; stmi
Hum boldt. for Skagwsy-
sailed July le-stmf Jefferson and stmr Far
SAN PEDRo~Arrived July i7-schr Comet
from Grays Harbor.
Arrived July Is-schr Meteor. from GrayI
Harbor. July is-Schr Meteor from Grays Har
Dor.
Sailed July ls-schr william Bowden. FOL
Port Blakelev.
ELLINGHAM-Arrired July ls-Br ship Car
maroon Boy; from Tacoma -, "a p..u =,
0rif6fhs for Sen Pedro.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters of Interest TO Mariners and
shipping Merchants.

Matters of Interest TO Mariners and
shipping Merchants.
The British steamer Stanley Dollar Is char
tered for lumber from Portland TO China and
the British steamer Greenwich for the same
business from Hastings Mills 10 Egypt. The
former was chartered prior 10 arrival.
Crude OIL For Hawaii.
The tank steamer Argyll has cleared from
Monterey for Honolulu with $4,000 barrels Of
crude oil in bulk, valued SS5. 600
Merchandise For Mexico.
The steamer Curacao, which sailed on Sat
Urday for Gusymas, had cargo consigned 10 the
port OF destination and other Mexican ports
valued al S36671 and including the following:
l67 bbs -four 1850 lbs rice. 20. 400 lbs sugar
2377 lbs beans, S4T lbs peas, 2e7S lbs spices,
1867 lbs sage, 314 cs canned goods, So cs salmon.
bs4 lbs and bread, 100 lbs and mill
stufs. BIS lbs and % bxs dried fruit, lois lbs
raisns. 81 pkgS fresh fruits. 1S6 crts potatoes,
70 crts onions, 40 lbs lard. 3242 lbs paste,
~ lbs coffee, Ga lbs cocoa. 56S lbs tea, 66S
and provisions 1882 gals wine. PA CO whisky,
q cs mineral water 200 gals vinegar, 30
TASKS quicksilver, pkgs acid, u pkgs dry goods.
IS pkgs drugs. $3.50 lbs coal, II cs electrical
goods, cs soap, 1855 lbs rosin, 1910 lbs zinc,
COS lbs lead, 4 pkgs leather l67 bales bags.
coils condage, 24s9 bdls shocks, 80 fuse, 100
gals and lis cs oil. 135 pkgs paint 81 pkgs
car material. 1910 cs coal Oil, 8 cyls gas, 81
kegs nails, bbs tar IS pcs and bdls iron.
ll2 pcs and 125 bdls steel, IS pcs and $40
bids pipe. Isl pkgs machinery. 220 boiler tubes.
3 bdis wire, As bales waste, ~ pkgs wagon
material, $500 lbs soda, 20,S54 lbs tallow.
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Try Company, whitneld was followed

cry Company. Whitfield was followed
along the street by a crowd. He sud-
denly turned. GRABBED Fftz Gustavson OF
s25 Croker street. threw him TO the
ground and hit off portion OF the
white mans ear.
The sight of the blood maddened the
crowd, and lynching was in full cry
when Deputy Constable Denny Johnson
broke through the mob. knocked down
several OF the white men. rescued the
negro and hustled him of to the Cen
trail Station. Gustavson was removed
to the Receiving Hospital. where his
wound was dressed.
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FLAMES MENAC|NG
The BIG TREES.

STOCKTON, July 19.--Information
has been received here that a big
forest fire is raging near the big trees
to have started from camp fire, but
as all of the wires anywhere near the
scene of conf1agration are down it was
impossible up to a late hour to secure
any particulars further than the fire
was sweeping over a large territory,
and 1T is believed that the big trees
are in danger unless the wind changes
tonight. The fire broke out this after
noon.
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When a number of pickets of the
Sailors Union attempted to board the
steam schooner Navarro early yester-
day morning, the officers turned the
hose on them. The union men were
compelled to withdraw. They assert
that Captain Jacobs of the Navarro
later appeared on deck armed with a
revolver.
Seventy five union men signed yes
terday as sailors, cooks, walters and
firemen stewards on board the Oceanic
Steamship Companys steamer Ala
media, which will leave this port with
in the next few days.
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WADDEIL'S THUMB
AN OBJECT OF
CONCERN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1s.-Howell
held Philadelphia down to three hits
winning the game. Waddeil retired
from the contest after the first inning
on account of sore thumb. He was
succeeded sooS Ss,5 BY syor Dysert' who pitched
Batteries-Howeiiii and hickey; wad,,
de BosT55S srt J anS s fsmbetrot won to-
day by batting Young at critical
stages Boston could do nothing with
Mullins delivery until the ninth, when
lone tally. Score:
Detroit ................
n Bataeries.Muilins and warner;
Young and Armbruster.
WASHINGTON, July 19.-Washing-
ton and Chicago broke even today In
double-header. The scores:
G IN g !
Batteries-walsh and Sullivan; Kit
son, Patten and Heyden.
Second game r. III. E.
CHICAGO c q e 49, 9 g Q
attefissmAitrock and Sullivan;
lost to cleveland today in both games N, S
of a double-header Scores:
First game r. H. E.
gatteries.Joss and Miss; chesbroO
and Mcclure.
Second game r. H. E.
GGlsyel and. 8 !
Batteries-Rhoades and Bemis: Hogg,
Clarkson and Kleinow.
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VESSELS At MERCY
Of FIERCE GALE.
Several Craft Are Driven
Ashore on the Storm
Swept Alaska Coast
CAPTAIN INJURED
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SEATTLE. July 19.-Bringing news
OF a gale along the coast of Alaska
IN the Bering Sea the steamship Vic
torla reached port late last night.
Inc storm ragged on Sunday, July 8,
and three schooners went on the beach
at st. Michael. Reports of other dis
asters up the coast were received
None of them were verified before the
victoria sailed from Nome. The
storm was from the north and swept
all before It, The vessels had hard
work to keep their positions. The
ship st. Paul had a narrow escape
from going on the rocks. One of her
anchors carried away and Captain
hartman, her skipper, sustained a
broken leg and was otherwise injured.
A number of other craft there were
also hard put to keep away from the
beach.
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EVANSVILLE. July 1s-Walter Sill.
vers. who has confessed to the sntts-
county authorities that he startsa m.
nres that burned five canning estah-
hshments OF the j. X. Armsbv Com
panS IN dinerent parts OF the State and
VINO Is held for setting fire to the Yuoa
City Hotel. will make an attemn+ -
escape punishment by pleading insan~
I.y. attorney Hewitt will ask for an
urday. S~s-
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strike for = shorter Day.

SACRAMENTO. July 1s.-Eighteen
deckhands working on the steamer San
Joaquin No. 2. in the service of the
sacramento Transportation Company,
struck today for shorter hours They
claim that the transportation company
has broken it's agreement. They are
unwilling to work sixteen hours day,
Ss the company requires,
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PRETTY DOMESTIC JAILED
ON SUSPICION OF THEFT

SAN RAFAEL, July 19.-Pretty Julia
Bettencourt, q domestic living at Mill
wood, was brought to town this even
ing by Deputy Sheriff Otto HIM and
placed in one of the tanks in the Coun-
ty Jail. She has been working for Mrs.
Henry Bingham and others in Mill VAL
ley. who recently discovered that valu-
able dresses and clothing had been sto-
len. The. girl is believed to be the thief.
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TRUSTEE IN CHARGE
OF RICH MINE.

SONORA, July 19.-An assignment
of the Nevills Rawhide Mining Com
pany's property to George N. AIDE as
trustee was recorded here today. The
document confesses an inability to pay
the debts of the company. The trust
Is to terminate when the company can
meet it's obligations. For several days
past experts have been examining the
Nevills App mine for Colorado parties.
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Forecast for San Francisco and vicinity
Cloudy Friday with fog; fresh west winds.
For Sacramento Vailey-Fair Friday; light
south wind
wind.
For Los Angeles and vicinity--Cloudy Friday:
fresh southwest wind.
A. G. McAD1E. District Forecaster
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NEW YORK GIANTS
SHOW THE WAY
TO THE CUBS.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATTONAr. T,EAcTTE


CHICAGO, July 1s;-Chicago started
two-base hit giving the visitors two
runs in the first Inning. A double,
three singles and two errors gave New
York three at the finish, winning the
game. Score:
Shlcago ..................
Batteries-Reulbach and King: Nc
Ginnity and Bowerman. Umpires-
CINCINNATI, July 1.-two inf1eld
singles were all the locals could secure
off Lindaman's delivery in today's
game. Both runs scored by Cincinnati
were the results of wild throws. Score:
r. H. E.
CINCINNATI ...-.-...-.....
Batteries-wicker. Livingston and
Schlei; Lindaman and ONeill. Umpire
Conway.
ST. LOUIS, July IA rally in the
fifteenth inning netting three runs de-
feated st. Louis today. Score:
s s.; dopis g Z !
Batteries-Karger and Grady; Pas
torious and Ritter. Umpire-Emslie.
PITTSBURG. July 19.-Pittsburg hit
Dugg1eby hard in the first two innings.
scoring. four runs on six hits. Duggle-
by retired after, the seventh inning.
r. H. E.
Philadelphia ......... 6 5
BatterIes-Duggieby, Roy and Doom:
Phillipi and Gibson. Umpires-Klem
and Carpenter.
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Sun Rises ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .6:oa
Bun Sets -----......-.--.....-.
United States Coast and Geodet1c Survey-Time
and Heights of Tides at Fort Point. For City
Front (Mission- street wharf add 70 minutes.
: Time lTime ITimeI lTime
< IL " ia w IL WI ia w
s: 8: fis :ss q ;E$ =
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Los ANGELENos THREATEN
TO LYNCH A NEGRO
Special Saves Life of Colored Man Who
Had Bitten on Whites

LOS ANGELES. July 19.-H Whit
field, a negro, giving his address as 920
West Twenty-third street, narrowly es-
capped lynching this evening at the
hands of a crowd of white men at
Eighth street and Towne avenue After
having an alteration with a stablepan
ct the barns OF the Maple Grove CrC-n-