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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-01-11

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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-01-11

today, 81 have served before, a few
Of them being veterans of many years
standing. One of the applicants for
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and On, for over 80 years, he being I
one-legged veteran.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-01-11
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Disturbed the Congregation

The person who disturbed the con-
gregation last Sunday by continually
coughing is requested TO try a bottle
of FOley's Hone and Tar Jos. =.
Shepard, j. Hicks Bunting Drug Co.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27
GROOM GETS NERVOUS
AND OAKS DO THE REST
Six Runs in Fifth Round
Encompass the Defeat
of Portland
RESULTS OF GAMES
Oakland, 8; Portland, 3.
Los Angeles, 8; San Francisco, 2.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
By w. j. SIattery

For five spasms yesterday the Beav-
ers were playing the game. They field
ed nicely and We're hitting the ball a
bit at times. In fact. they ran about a
neck behind the enemy, Oakland, and
everybody was settling himself or her
self to enjoy one good game of base
ball. But the fifth brought about many
changes, principally in the score, which
read six more for the Commuters when
1t was over.
Mr.. Groom was principally at fault
though the rest of the team were un-
sportsmanlike enough to lie down
when the avalanche of runs began to
rumble toward the plate. Groom seemed
willing that the Commuters should go
as far as they liked, and as they were
willing to do the honors the game
quickly became a joke
Every man on the Oakland team had
chance to swing the big stick during
the progress of the round Most of
them did very well. as the score will
show. The others had only to wait and
stall a bit. Brick Devereaux landed for
two hits in the inning. He started with
drive to center and advanced on a
wild pitch. scoring when Red Randolph
poked a two sacker against the right
field fence. Mr.. Groom was unnerved
by this clout, executing another lofty
heave, which let Randolph go to the
third sack.
Van Haltren seemed jerry to the fact
that Groom could not locate the plate
and waited till four bad ones sailed
over. Smith fouled out, and in the
meantime Van stole. Heitmuller re-
sponded with one of his old time grass
cutters over the second bag, and Ran
dolph and Van Haltren trotted in Heine
got as far as second on the toss from
the outfield and stole third without los
ing any time.
Eagan came next and the best he had
was three swings. But Groom did not
seem to appreciate the fact that all of
the heavy hitters were through and
that two were under the bdnch. He
walked Bliss, who with his old college
running mate pulled off a double steal.
Bigbee landed while Carson was boot
ing his grounder, and Haley got an
other one of those popular bases on
balls. With full house Brick Deve-
reaux cracked out his second hit for
the inning, scoring Bliss and Bigbee,
Haley being nailed down at the third
sack.
After that time nobody seemed to
care. The Commuters had theirs in
plenty. announcing that they were
through for the afternoon. The Beay-
ers saw that there was no chance for
them to figure as winners, for the time
being at least, so they settled down to
stalling- Thus the game progressed till
the seventh, when errors by Haley and
van Haitren and a couple of timely hits
by McCreedie and Casey sweIled Port
lands total to three for the day. These
three did not look very big when
stacked up alongside of eight, SO Oak
land did@not worry at all. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Death of George H. Rice, Well Known
steamship Man, in Santa Barbara

George II. Rice. for many wears con-
nected with the Pacific Mail and the
occidental and Oriental steamship com
panles Of this city, died in Santa Rar-
para Tuesday morning. He was a
nephew OF Mrs. A. n. Towne and is sur
ieo Dy MS daughter, Miss Bertha G.
sAoe' who lives at 1885 Chapala street.
santa Barbara
Liner Korea Is Due Today
The Pacific Nail liner Korea. Captain
Sandberg, is due today from the orient
and should be in port at about noon.
ne big steamship is bringing about
@VO cabin passengers. all but 10 from
the Tar east. It has a heavy cargo.
Loses Rudder on sand spit
The steamer J. Marchoffer, which left
thts port June 19 for South Bend was
towed into Astoria yesterday. leaking
and disabled. While going into South
Bend the steamer struck a sand spit.
The rudder was broken of and the hull
strained so badly that the vessel is
leaking and VIII have to be drydocked
at Astoria for repairs.
san Juan sails for Panama
The Pacific Mail liner san Juan. Can
tain Jones. sailed at noon yesterday for
Panama and way ports. In addition 10
a fun cargo the san Juan carried ! 4
cabin passengers. 80 in the steerage
and 10 Chinese.
Water Front Notes
There were few arrivals yesterday
from coast ports and the days receipts
OF lumber by sea amounted to only
j 1.060 00o feet
The bark Mohican. Captain Hersey.
SAILED yesterday for Hilo
Captain John II Rinder sunerir =
tendeat Of the Pacific Coast steamship
company, viii leave for the east sun
cay to oversee the preparations for the
new liner Governors trip to this coast.
The little schooner Vine. Captain
Cook, sailed yesterday for Port Hope
and other ports on trading cruise.
Ihe steamer President, now on the
run between san Francisco and Puget
Sound, sailed yesterday from Victoria
Tor this port.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27
Baseball Gossip

Devereaux was the sticking kid for
the day. He led both teams. grabbing
three safeties out of three chances with
the timber.
The Seals dropped into third place
yesterday. It looks as though the
Angels were taking advantage of an
opportunity now to obtain their long
wished for revenge. Before the week
is out the Commuters instead of the
home brigade may be the contenders
for first place. AT any rate, the race is
developing into a nice three cornered
fight.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27
~ tie PuebIa

The steamer City Of Puebla sailed on Monday
for Victoria with cargo consigned 70 the port
~ destination and 10 other British Columbian
ci.ies valued at SO. III and including the fol
-50 slhs Chocolate 46I lbs coffee, 424 lbs and
cs cheese 3625 lbs dried fruit, 434 pkgs
frcsh fruits 50 Dkgs vegetables 800 pkgs onions.
aoc rixrs rotatOes p pkgs groceries and provi-
SONS 299 lbs garlic. 1900 lbs table meals,
q ~ lbs nuts, 80. 600 lbs dried fruit, 6zs0 lbs
- ss,e 40 lbs paste 59S cs 295 bbls and &c
i'F hh5s oils 20 rolls rooaog 1910 lbs sulphur.
70 cris gas I271 It hardwood, 972 It lumber.
.1-0 tins matches. y pkgs machinery, $50 cs
-rIe crease - cs boots ana shoes. 30 coils
rome 9 pkgs dry goods. pkgs drugs
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27

les hammered Quick all over the lot.
The Seals pitcher was unlucky, and it
was not altogether his fault that the
Loo Loos scored nine runs, while the
team back of him could tally but two.
Hitting at the right time had much to
do with It, but errors, close decisions
by the umpire and circumstances in
which pure luck figured made the rout
complete.
The game was so one sided after the
third inning that the result never was
In doubt, and only brilliant fielding and
good solid swats on the part of the To-
Gals put interest into the contest. Car
Isle again was the bright particular
star in the fielding way, his catch of a
long foul against the bleacher fence be-
ing especially spectacular. Captain
Dillon robbed Spencer of a hit by leap
Ing high and pulling down line drive
with one hand.
Happy" Hogan was the batting star.
1t was his timely single in the second
round which scored the first two runs,
and in four times up he hit safely three
times. once for a double. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27
ROUTE AND CONDITIONS
OF AUTO RUN ANNOUNCED
Club Officials Give Out De-
tails of Endurance Trip
to Del Monte
By r. r. r'Horrlr11edieu

The runs and tours committee of the
Automobile club of California has an
nounced the route TO be followed by the
automobilists who will take part in the
endurance run on July 8. The contest
ants will meet at the corner OF Golden
Gate and Van Ness avenues at 7:SO
o'clock in the morning The route will
be down Van Ness avenue to Market
street, Market to Valencia, Valencia to
the Mission road and the county road
to San Jose On entering San Jose by
Santa Clara avenue turn to the left on
Market street (the first street this side
Of First), north one block on Market
street and turn TO the right to Osen &
Hunters garage, where all contestants
Will register. Contestants must regis
ter at San Jose not sooner than hours
and 81 minutes after leaving San Fran
cisco nor later than three hours. No
stop is allowed at San Jose. Time taken
for oil, water or gasoline will be count
ed in running time.
Leaving Osen & Hunters garage turn
to the right into First street and keep
straight on on the county roa9 to Gill
roy. At Gtlroy the contestants will
register at George e. Tice's garage. The
time allowed between San Jose and Gill
roy will be 1 hour and 80 minutes No
car will be allowed TO register out of
GilrOy until one hour after it registered
in This hour is for luncheon, oil. gaso-
line or slight repairs. Cars must not
arrive at GilrOy in less than hour and
80 minutes after leaving San Jose or
more than hour and 36 minutes Reg
istering out of Gilroy cars must arrive
at Del Monte and register in not less
than hours and so minutes nor more
than hours and 36 minutes.
A car arriving a a registration point
| ahead of time will be fined two points
for every minute ahead OF the time set
A car arriving at a registration point
behind time will be fined one point for
every minute that it is late.
Any car stopping on the road for the
express purpose of arriving at a regis
tration point on time will be disquaIi-
fed. Any car the driver of which is ar
rested or fined for excessive speed will
be disqualified. No car shall pass an
other on the road unless the ear ahead
by reason Of tire or engine trouble, is
so delayed as to prevent the overtaking
car making the registration point on
time Any car delayed by tire or en-
gine troubles may pass cars ahead to
resume it's original place.
The total time between San Francisco
and Del Monte, allowing the hour at
Gilroy, will be hours and IA minutes
A silver cup will be offered as prize
to the car making the best score. In
the event of tie the car making the
LSdICSl 10 the fastest time allowed
will be declared the winner.
There will be no observers.
The Portland automobile club will
devote its entire energies during the
coming weeks toward launching a
movement to connect Seattle. Portland
and Tacoma with a fine boulevard
graveled and ballasted. The clubs in
the other two cities have intimated
= hat = IL
and it is planned to begin work in the
three cities at the same time. 1t Is be-
lieved that they Will be able TO COM
plete the work before the summer j.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27
Sailing of the Panama steamer


,, lae steamer San Juan sailed yesterday for
s, ancoh and way ports with general merchan-
US us cargo valued at S12S.049 and to be dis
OIInuted as follows: For Mexico SIS 42O: Cen
Wal VA America S6e. 46l; Panama. 50 s2l: New
1Ss,' sss.965 Colombia. 81 100: Ecuador $50;
Tra, raie, Sss5; Jamaica. S2Io Germany. 81 200:
ee. ILanee. SSOO The following were the principal
To Mexico-2o.o7e lbs malt. 10 cs mineral
%aIer 10 pkgs groceries and provisions 400 lbs
- i ,eu Irult zoo lbs raisins 724 lbs paste 10 cs
~ ieu - eoods 29S lbs bread. 234 lbs sago 252
lys outter, l94 lbs cheese. 10 pkgs potatoes 10
FNes OhloilS- 1000 lbs spices 10 cs oil rolls
iieatner, bales hose. coils rope IA 2a9 TT
itulllueI, i, so bdls shocks. 10 pkgs machinery 10
kegs nails POO lbs WAX
To Central Americas O92 bbls -four as 200
Lns @ rice, 1852 gals and II es wine Jos gals
-ho loo cs whisky, 13 bbls beer so gals
olahug. oI2 lbs peas and beans 500 lbs lard
I,-Io , IDS tea, 500 lbs pearl barley SO cs canned
salmon, 1,SQ7 lbs and / cs bread. e6O lbs
Talslns S3 pkgs groceries and provisions OBS
~ ~ Dutter' IS pkgs potatoes, II pkgs onions
S3,i'4 lbs tallow, 6,04I lbs grease 234 cs car
tridges. coils rope, 20 bdls iron 40 cs and <
DDS oils, cs turpentine. 621 cs coal oil. 80
ools shooks. IL pkgs doors. 16 pkgs windows
3.ooS IDS soda, 2.395 lbs raisins S pkgs drugs
81 - pAes dry goods, pkgs paints, pkgs ma
Sn5neI2, ~ toll leather cs soap, IS bdls pipe.
= 10 fanama-250 bbls -four. 20. 900 lbs rice 600
IDS eoohsh. 153 cs canned goods Is pkgs pota-
toes and onions, 250 lbs and / cs dried fruit
Loo es salmon, 10 es
70 New Aork-44,5e1 gals wine. 100 tasks
quicksilver. l0.520 lbs dry hides $40 lbs cattle
1orns- - pkgs electrical goods II bales skins
bales herbs, 40o.41s lbs pig lead, 1 pkg ma
chinery.
To colombia-95 bbls -four 500 gals wine.
To Bcuador-50 bbls -four
TO Jamaica-50 canned salmon.
To Germany-I5 cs drugs.
To France-10 cs drugs
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27
A Carro for HfIo

The bark Mohican sailed yesterday for Hilo
,,,,tb cargo valued at S45.556 and including the
,e,fi.~v5ng. 10 800 lbs bran. 3,1SS ctls barley.
es,- 1bs 6ntter 2e gals brandy, II 205 lbs beans
Z or lbs bread. &C etls corn, 1S3 lbs and cs
cheese. 252 cs canned goods Loo lbs coffee,
80 ~ 6ried fish s35 lbs dried fruit, 81 pkes
srooerses and provisions $50 bbls -four. 1.250
faIes nav $50 lbs hops, 2, 100 lbs lard, 21,227
st- n,5ddIines 739 lbs peas. so pkgs potatoes
! 9a0 Ibs paste 25 cs spirits, 1.500 lbs sugar,
so f0o lbs rice S.S44 gals wine. II cts wheat
Soo lbs tea, 13, $50 lbs salt 10 hf bbls salmon
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27

Frawley has introduced many beau
tiful women to San Francisco theater
goers, but none of them has eclipSed
Ethel Clayton in good looks. And she
is an actress of ability as we'll.
"a Lady of Quality" will be given
it's final production by the Frawleys
next Saturday evening. and Sunday af-
ternoon The Private Secretary" will
be started on a weeks run, with H
G. Lonsdale in the title part.
Claire Sinclair is the young woman
whom Herschel Mayall so nobly re-
sists in THE Woman of Fire" at the
Central theater. Through five mag
nificently staged acts Mayau fights
against the wiles of the beautiful
temptress, and is aided by the love
of the charming heroine, Evelyn Selbie.
Juliette Chandler and James Corrigan
furnish the fun of the sensational pro-
duction.
"The Boy Behind the Gun" is to be
next weeks attraction at the Central.
Maude Adams will make her first ap-
pearance here in Quality Street" this
evening at the Van Ness theater- This
Barrie play is known as the second
Little Minister and from all accounts
is one of the most charming perform
anCcS OIL the SIllIIG <AQdAuS
1t is to be played for three nights and
Saturday matinee, and will be staged
on exactly. the. same scale as at the
Empire theater, New York. Maude
Adams in the role of Phoebe ThroSseu
offers delightful presentation
Seats are now on sale for the fourth
and final week of Miss Adams en-
gagement, commencing with next Mon
day night, when Rostand'S notable Ma
poleonic drama 'LAiglon" will be Of
fered here for the first time by Charles
Frohman.
Mrs Lef1ngwelPs Boots" is having a
most successful run at the New Alca-
zar. From a. humorous standpoint,
Mrs. LeffingwelTs Boots" is a. great
success. Next week George H. Broad
hurst's bunch of laughs, "A Fool and
His Money" will be the bill.
New acts for next week at the Or
pheum will be Virginia Earl and the
Six Johnny Boys; Lalla Selbini, The
Bathing Beauty; Armstrong and Clark.
song writers. in their musical absur-
dity, Finding a Partner" and Bernar
and his marionettes. The holdovers
will be Emil Hoch and company. The
Kinsons, Mile Nadje and the delightful
vocalists. Julia Heinrich and Mar
guerite Easter.
A double bill of musical comedy con-
stitutes the second offering Of the sum-
mer season at the American theater
For genuine fun and good music 1t
would be hard to better The Broad
way Review" which is the first half
of the bill, while Way Up East" a
travesty on Way Down East" which
comprises the second half, is a big
laugh producer. An incidental orches-
trail comedy during the intermission
serves to give good measure.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27

man Isles, from Astoria.
Sailed June 1a-Jap stmr Tango Maru. for
Seattle.
KARATzU---Arrived June 7-Br stmr Quito,
from Nagasaki
Br stmr Aymeric. from Nagasaki. to load. Tor
Guaymas.
SINGAPORE--Arrived June 24--Br stmr An
tilochus, from Antwerp, for Puget sound.
IQUIQUE--Sailed June 6-Br stmr Lonsdale
for Victoria.
MOLLENDo-Sailed June 7--Br stmr Tyne
ric for Newcastle, n. S. w.
ACAPULCO--Sailed June 25-Stmr Peru, for
San Francisco.
To arrive June 27--Stmr Newport, from Ancon.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YoRK--Arrived June 26--Stmr Caronia,
from Liverpool.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27
Average snow on ground 81 inches.
STGnpSvS

average SHOW on ground Y INCHES.
SYNOPSIS
There has been a slight fall in pressure along
the northern coast during the past "a hours.
With the exception of a thunder shower at
Kslispel there has been rain west of the
10 meridian. The weather continues warm In
oregon and in the interior of California. In the
San Joaquin valley afternoon temperatures are
about 100 degrees There will not probably be
much change Thursday.
FORECAST
For San Francisco and vicnity-Fair Thurs
day. with fog in the morning and at night; light
south winds. changing TO brisk westerly.
For the Santa Clara yaley-Fair Thursday,
with high fog in the morning: light north winds.
For the Sacramento valley-Fair Thursday
not quite warm; fresh south wind.
For the San Joaquin valley-Fair Thursday
continued warm light north wind
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Thursday; light
west wind.
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Hogan, Street, Cravath. Sac
ridce hits-Shaughnessy, Bergman. Left on
bases-Los Angeles 5, San Francisco s. Bases
on balls-or Quick 4, OF Bergeman B. Struck
out-By Quick 3, by Bergeman s. Wild pitch
Quick. First base on errors-Los Angeles l.
Hit by pitcher-Bergeman. Time of game
hour and As minutes. Umpire--Perrine.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27
NEWS oF TIE OCEAN
Chnrfered for Graln

The Japanese steamer AIanshu Msru. at Port
land and the British steamer Suveric on
Is.oef sound are under charter for grain 10
fbe orient Both were chartered prior TO ar
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27
Memoranda

ASTORIA June S26--Stmr j. Marhoffer. from
San Francisco June 10, via Coos bay. June o.
for South Bend, struck sand spit while try
ing to cross bar at latter port going In Was
ioated and made Astoria, where Il arrived last
night, with rudder carried away, also leaking
VIII be placed on drydock.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27
Arnr Transports

The Burnside is at Seattle
The Buford arrived a Manila. June s.
The crook arrived at Honolulu, June 23. en-
route to Alaskan points.
The Dix left Honolulu, June 20. FOR Seattle.
The Fitzpatrick IS at Newport News. Va
TIE Logan sailed June %. from Nagasaki.
The Meade is at New York. Out, Of commits
sion.
The Sheridan IS IN port and viii sail for Ma
Mia on July 3.
The Warren IS II port
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27
CUBS TAKE TWO GAMES
FROM ST. LOUIS TEAM
Lead of Chicago Nationals
Is Given a Material
Boost
NATIONAL LEAGUE

CHICAGO. June 26.-Chicago took two games
from St. Louis today. The first crude
mixture of bases balls and misplays. several
of which could not be charged up in the
column, muf at the plate scored the winning
run Chicago won the second by base stealing
and timely hitting. Score:
First game X. III. e.
Chicago ........................
st. Louis Observation-Disclosures. .
Batteries Lundgren and King; Lush
and Marshall.
Second game r. Fl. e.
st. Louis ...................... 8 1
chicago ..-::.. .:..:....:.- 10 1
Batteries-Taylor and King; Beebe and Moo
nan. Umpire-O'Day.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27

ts9. sa5 lbs tobacco. 2s pkgs wagon material, 2s
r'n, na,s "5re bdls windows. 1.l56 lbs oil cake
SsI 80 - pds ana % pcs pipe. 10 bdls steel.
S-d,'So9 lbs fertilizer. % cs gasoline, 1s bdls
anIi oIi LOU bbis lime. rolls leather 10 bbls
- anu . 6 OIL. 30 cs candles "a coils ropea Il
DIES l coors. p pkgs agricultural Implements. 264
oil. u-S DiVO"is' oVV ce coai
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27

New lOrk .......................
Batteries-Young and Criger; Orth, Keefe and
Hickey.
DETROIT. June 26.-A throw into the stand
by Downs in the fourth gave Cleveland lead
that decided the result Score:
r. H. E.
Detroit Observation-Disclosures. 2
Cleveland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL /
Batteries-Donovan and Payne; Hess and Be
mis-
ST. LOUIS June 26.-Chicago took the opening
game of the series from ST. Louis today. White
pitched brilliant ball. Petty was less effective.
St. Louis .....-................. 0
Chicago
Sullivan.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27
Weather Report

United States department of agriculture
San Francisco, June &c. 1907.
RAINFALL DATA
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BOSTON, June 26.-Orth was batted hard to-
day in the three innings he was in the box and
Boston Score:
Boston Observation-Disclosures. 8 8
| New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27
Time Ball

United States Branch Hydrographic Office Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, CAL, June
%, 1907.
The time ball on the tower of the Ferry buiId
ing was dropped today exactly at noon, Pacific.
Standard Time Q20th Meridian) or Sb 1l0n,
Dos. Greenwich Mean Time.
J. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant, Q. s. N In Charse
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27

Mrs. Leffingwell's Boots is having a
most successful run at the New Alca-
zar. From az humorous standpoint,
Mrs. LeffingwelFs Boots" is a. great
success. Next week George H. Broad
hurst's bunch of laughs, "A Fool and
His Money" will be the bill.