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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-07-11
ACTION MATERIALLY IMPROVING
SANITARY CONDITIONS OF OF,
TUMWA TAKEN LAST NIGHT
OFFICIALS TO COMPLY
Railroad Superintendent Promise
Mayor Phillips in Council Meeting
That Proper Steps Will be Taken to
Relieve Traffic Inconvenience

Motions made to order certain nuis-
ances In the city abated, the referring
OF several matters to future meetings
and the consideration. of one or two
bills occupied the time of the meeting
OF the board Of health which convened
last night in the city council cham
der.
The question of the packing house
pond was brought before the meeting
again. DR.. Hull reported that the
pond was menace to the vicinity
and that the nuisance could be abated
by the laying of a sewer which would
properly drain the region. In the alb
sence Of T. D. Foster no definite &C.
tion was taken In regard to the mat
ter and it was left over for the next
regular meeting of the council when
Mr.. Foster will be present.
VIII Notify Property Owners.
Attention. was then called to the fact
that north of the railroad tracks be-
tween Market and Court streets. the
land was sunk, water collected there
and many Of the proprietors of stores
opening to the rear of this section had
been using the ground for a dumping
place. A motion was made and car
rted to notify the owners of this prop
erty to clean it up properly and fill in
the depressions. The sanitary police
men were instructed to see that this
be done at once.
The sanitary officers were also in
structed to see that the land to the
rear Of the pumping station below the
race on Wapello street, was cleaned
up and orders issued that no more re-
fuse was to be dumped there.
A definite action was taken in re-
gard to the Gardner we'll which has
been the cause Of so much complaint.
Samples Of the water were sent TO
Des Moines to be analysed. The re-
suit Of the chemists will be made
known at the next regular meeting of
the council and, if unsatisfactory, the
we'll will be filled in by the order Of
the city.
Will Not Delay Traffic.
Mayor Phillips then read letters
from A. v. Brown, superintendent Of
the Ottumwa division of the Burling-
ton, w. H. Given of the Rock Island
road and ]. A. Macdonald of the Mil.
waukee pertaining to the obstructing
Of traffic on the Market street crossing
by the switching of cars. The mayor
sent letters to these three officials re.
Gently. stating the case plainly and
requesting that the matter be rene.
died.
The railroad men all thanked Mr..
Phillips for calling their attention to
the fact and promised that the proper
steps would be taken Immediately to
abate the Inconvenience caused the
public by the prolonged switching of
cars over this crossing.
In connection with this matter, the
old question of the Rock Island road
extending its switching tracks west
between the union depot and the Ball
ingall park came up before the meet
ing. The officials of the road had sug-
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CoIored Girl viii Talk.

Miss Gertrude L. Hadnott Of Birm-
ingham, Ala, who has the distinction
OF being the first negro student to en-.
roll at the normal school, will talk to
the students on this after
noon on the negro problem OF the
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SEATTLE is
OPENING ARMS
COAST CITY READY FOR INTER-
NATIONAL CHRISTIAN ENDEAv.
OR CONVENTION

Seattle, Wash. July 9-Seattle is
nearly all agog preparing for the In
ternational Christian Endeavor con-
vention, which is to be formally open.
ed In this city tomorrow. Every ar
irving train during the past twenty
four hours has brought its quota Of
delegates, and It is expected that by
tomorrow at noon 10000 visitors will
be in the city to attend the proceed
ings Of the convention.
Among the arrivals today were dele
cations from Massachusetts, Texas,
Nebraska, Michigan, Colorado, Kansas,
Indiana, New York, West Virginia,
Connecticut, the Da.kotas, Ohio and
other states as we'll as several of the
Canadian provinces.
To accommodate the multitude he
capacity of the hotels has been tested
to the utmost, while every available
boarding house has been called into
requisition.
Decorations EveryWhere.
The evangelical church and many
residences aud business houses have
been decorated in honor of the occa-
sion, and the public buildings and
streets will be Illuminated each night
during the convention, which will last
five days.
The sessions of the convention will
be held in the large auditorium, while
noon evangelistic services and auxil-
larry meetings will be held in the
Grand opera house and various halls
and churches. A large number of
praise and song meetings, conferences
and celebrations will be held in the
various Protestant churches. which
will include addresses on variety Of
Christian Endeavor subjects by noted
speakers.
The annual business meeting will
be held tomorrow afternoon in the
Hotel Lincoln. At this meeting the
officers and trustees of the United
society for the ensuing year will be
elected, and the annual reports of the
officers and business agents will be
presented This will be followed by
a meeting Of the trustees of the Uni
ted society, and will probably con
clude all the route business of the con-
vention.
DR.. Francis Clark Presides at Meetings
The regular opening of the conyen-
ton will take place in the evening,
with Rev. DR.. Francis Il. Clark, presi-
dent of the United society, presiding.
Addresses of welcome to the delegates
will be made by Governor Albert e.
Mead, representing the state of Wash
ington; Mayor William H. Moore of
Seattle and Chairman F. Edgar Barth
on behalf of the convention committee.
President Clark will respond to these
solutions and deliver his annual adj
dress. and General Secretary Shaw
and Treasurer Lathrop also will be
heard
In order to accommodate the crowd
the sessions will be held in two audi
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Amateur Golf Champions PLAY.

Cleveland. o., July 9.-The play for
the national amateur golf champion
ship commenced this morning over the
Euclid links. The players were sent
away at brief intervals but the entry
list is SO large it will be well into the
afternoon before the last pair-drive off.
Eighteen holes will be played today;
eighteen tomorrow. Thirty-two will
be the lowest score to qualify for the
eliminating match play that COM
mences Thursday
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ELECT STATE UNIVERSITY MAN.
Charles II. Anthony lie Chosen to POSI-.
ton at Normal schooI-colored
Girl Gives Address.

Cedar Falls, July 9.-Charles H. An.
thony. a graduate Of the state uniyer.
sity at Iowa City. class of 1902, has
been appointed chemical laboratory
assistant for the coming year at the
Iowa State Normal school in this city
and will enter upon his duties at the
opening of the fall session. Since his
graduation from the university five
years ago he has been teaching
throughout the state and is we'll pre-.
pared to assume the duties at the nor.
nal school to which he has just been
called
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gested to Mayor Philips that they run

gested to Mayor Phillips that they run
their tracks on west OF the Union de-
pot so that they may do their cutting
out and main switching near Wapello
street. The matter was left open for
future consideration.
The bill against the city presented
by Mrs. Elizabeth Ford for So, COM
pensation due for keeping quarantin.
ed smallpox patient, was referred to
the city solicitor. A bill for $26.51
from Otto Bremhcrst for supplies for
the pest house was referred to the
auditing committee.
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Parliament Must Not Interfere.

st. Petersburg, July 9.-The enlarge,
ment OF the imperial prerogative was
announced today in decision of thu
council OF ministers to add the frontier
guard to the army and the navy, as
being a force beyond the competence
OF the parliament to interfere with.
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south as 1t presents itself to her. Miss
Hadnott is member Of the faculty
OF the Booker r. Washington institute
at Tuskegee. Ala. She is a very capa.
BILE platform speaker and is spending
the six weeks at the Iowa State Nor.
NAL school studying the Iowa educa.
tionay methods.
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RaIston Assistant Treasurer.

Oyster Bay, July 9.--The President
today appointed William C. Ralston to
be assistant United States treasurer at
San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
COMBINE TWO BIC
THEATRICAL CIRCUITS
Sullivan & Considine Join
Forces With Homan
and the Coins

OAKLAND, March pa deal was
consummated in this city this after
noon between John Considine. repre-
senting the Sullivan & Considine Cir
cult, and Abe Cohn. Edward A. Homan
and Jules Cohn, representing the Bell
Amusement Company, whereby the two
theatrical organizations are combined,
and In the future the circuit VIII be
known as the Sullivan & Considine
The combination affects thirty-slx
cities in the United States and com
pletes a string of vaudeville houses
from New York to San Francisco.
Homan was appointed Pacific Coast
representative of the circuit and he
made the announcement that the COM
bination would result in the erection
of new theater building in this city
to take the place of the present Bell
Theater.
Among the playhouses on the Pa
cific Coast affected by the deal are:
Bell Theater, Oakland; National and
Wigwam, San Francisco; Grand, Ia
coma; Family, Butte; Star, Astoria;
Washington and Cineograph, Spokane;
Family, Billings; Orpheum and Grand,
Vancouver; Bijou, Great Falls Or
pheum. Boise Bell, Stockton; Grand
and Star, Portland; Unique, San Jose;
Star and Orpheum and new theater
now being erected. Seattle; Grand,
Everett; Grand Bellingham; Grand
and Savoy, Victoria; Peoples, Los An
geles; Utah, Salt Lake; Lyric, Ogden;
Novelty, Denver; Novelty, Colorado
Springs.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
Around the Bay

DIVORCE GRAETED-Oakland. March %
Judge Waste stoday awarded final decree of
divorce to Nathaniel ID. Neeley from Martha
E. Neeley ON the ground of wilfuI desertion
The couple reside in Berkeley.
DOG BITES BILL CoLLECToR-Alameda
March 23-Frank e. Browning. bill collector
for the Oakland Gas, Light and Heat Company.
was severely bitten In the left Neg by dog
at the Luce residence 2237 Central avenue
yesterday.
ENGINEERS ASSOCIATION MEETING
Oakland March 23.-The California State Engi-
neers' Association will meet Sunday evening at
California Hall. 1015 Clay street Environ
ment" will be discussed by Professor Cook and
Miss Kelly.
AGED NAN FOUND DEAD-Oakland. March
23.-AuGust Frantzen. 81 years of age. was
found dead in bed at his home at 1858 Redwood
avenue in Fruitvale this morning Death is
believed to have been due to old age. The
deceased a retired merchant and leaves a
widow.
ALLEGED BURGLARS ARRAIGNED-oak
land March 23.--Clyde tovett and Frank b.
Schaffer charged with having on two occasions
broken into the Office OF the Western Cleaning
Company at 1851 Grove street, were arraigned
in the Police Court today. Judge Samuels set
the preliminary examinations for March 30.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
MAT THEW CROWS WILL
MAKES MANY REQUESTS
Among the Legatees Is Pope
Plus K, Who Receives
Thousand Dollars
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

REDWOOD CITY, March 2s.-The
will of Matthew Crow. a wealthy farm
er of Ravenswood, was filed in.the
County Clerks Office today. The be-
quests are as follows:
To two nieces and two nephews in Mime
apolls. $1,000 each; the four children of a half
sister, $1,000 each: Alice MURRAY Of San Fran
cisco, $1,000; three of his friends. $3.50 each: q
niece or his wife In Louisville $3.50: the Menlo
PARK Catholic church. $500; the Mountain View
catholic church 800; Palo Alto Catholic church.
5000; the Sisters of the Holy Family Youths
directory of San Francisco the Little Sisters of
the Aged Poor. the Little Sisters of the Souls
IN Iurgatory and Mount Joseph's Orphan Asy-
lum. all OF San Francisco. $500 each; the order
OF the Friars Minor Capuchins of St Anthony,
Mendocino. $500; the Indian and Negro Mission.
5000; Santa Clara College. $1,000; St Patrick
Theological Seminary of Menlo Park $1,000;
Catholic church at Portola $3.50: the Catholic
Sisters OF Moiokai of the Hawaiian Islands.
5000: the Sisters of Mercy. San Francisco
5000; the Sisters of Charity BaIloghaderin
County Mayo. Ireland. $3.50: the St Peters
Mission for the Colored People of Dallas Tex
$50; MEMO Park Catholic church. 500: the
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
TvFpFTr- SaiIed Afarcb % Rttn C,,,.r,o, =

EVERETT Sailed March e2-Bktn Charles r.
Crocker, for San Pedro; schr Forester. for Re-
sailed March e3-sclIr Columbia. for San Fran
TAToosH Passed inward March 2s-schr A.
F. Conts. hence March 10. for Puget sound
PORT ANGEI.ES-Sailed March 22-Stmr Ari-
conan. for Honolulu.
Arrived March 22-schr Rosamond hence
SOUTH BEND-Arrived March 22-schr n.
~. Bartlett. from San Pedro.
WItANGELIs-SaiTed March 22-Stmr City Of
PORT HADLEY-ssiIed March 22-stmr JEFF
ferson, for Seattle
PORT TOwNsEND-Sailed March 22-Br stmr
EASTERN PORTS
NEW lORk-Arrived March 23-Stmr Pan
ANA from Colon
NoRFOLK- Sailed March 2o-Bark Prussia,
vIcToRIA--Arrived March es-cer ship Tar
penbek firm Jnin.
PANAMA Sailed March 2s-stmr Peru, for
ISLAND PORTS
HILo-Arriyed Mar 25-stmr Enterprise,
FoREIGN PORTS
DUBLIN-ATived March 21-Br bark East
HoNGkoNG-Sa March as-Jap stmr
America Alaru. for San Francisco
Arrived pFior TO March 23-Br stmr oanfs.
from Liverpool. for Seattle.
Arrived March SIR ytmr GIenfarg from
Honolulu
lPswlcH-Arrived March 2l-Russian bark
ADTtN-Passed March a2-Br stmr Nornas
Prince from New York. for Manila.
COLON-Arrived March 2I-Stmr Colon from
New York.
DUNKIRK-In port March 6-Br ship Glen
ca ign. FOR Portland, via London.
BRISBANF-Sailed March 22-Br stmr Moana
for Vancouver.
CCRONEI.-Saiied March 9-Br stmr Queen
Christina. for Valparaiso.
TI.AN-Arrivcd March FIR stmr Ami
raj Exelmans. hence March 1.
NEWCASITE. Ausfralia-ArriTed March 10
Br ship Queen Elizabeth. from San Pedro: Br
sfmr ArdeOwan. from Manila.
Arrived March 23-Br ship Guardian, hence
Tau
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
ARRIVED

Saturday March %.
Sfmr Arctic. Olsen - hours from Noyo
SimF George " Elder. Jessen, 3 days from
Portland via Eureka - hours.
Stmr Brooklyn. Ilondrickson. - hours from
samr centralia. Erickson. 40 hours from sau
stnr Coos Bay. zeh, co hours from san Pc
stmr westport Moreno. 90 hours from cres-
Stmr Northland. Jameson. % hours from
Eureka hound 10 san Pedro Put in for fuel.
Stmr Eureka lversen- = hours from Eureka.
tr bark Ia Banelic, Lorant, l5i days from
schr Defender. Nilsson. . days from Honoipu
Barge Three. Sirkwood. 80 hours from Port
Hartford, in tow Of tug Sea King. Up river
RETURNED
stmr aSnta Monica. Olsen. hence March %.
CIEARiD
stmr Ramona. Han. Eurcisa: p q s 5 Co
stmr Santa Rosa, Aiexanaer. san Diego; c
stmr " 5. Porter. Eorrcscn. Portland; Asso-
stmr umstina. sopander, yictoria; S
stmr Herman. Triton whaling: H. LicDes
Br stmr sheua. oaIrg Nanaimo; western
sgmr watson. Bartlett. Seattle. Alaska Pa
cinc Co.
saturday. March o.
Stmr NowburT. Apri'erg. Grays Harhor.
Ssmr ". r. Plant NeiSpn. Cons Bay.
1tmr Greenwood. Neisoa. Eureka
Stmr Naison. Ba1lett Seattle.
Br stmr Sheila. o9rv. Nanaimo. B C.
Stmr Casrp. Ahlin. columbia River
Simr Crntmlia. Ericsson. Grays HarbOr
Stmr Pomo. Antsen; Point Arena and Albion.
Stmr Point Arena FoScn. Albion.
Stmr Arcata Reed. Eureka
Stmr Raymond. Johnson. South Bend
Stmr Imatilia. Nopandcr Victoria
Sfmr Del Norfe. Iofsfrom. Crescent CITY
Sfmr SAINTS Cruz. IannaA Santa Cruz
Nor stnr Jetiion. Petersen, Port Blakeley.
Stmr Santa Monies. Olsen. Grays lfar'bor
Scilr Roderick Jir, Anderson, Monterey in
tow ~ tug Dauntiess
OUTSIDE BOUND IN-MIDNIGHT
Schr Alice Mcdonald.
SPOKEN
March D. go miles south Of Sandy Hook
Sfmr Advance. from Nrw York, for Colon Re
ported hy wireless.
Per Tr bark ia Banehe from london. March
lrr bark Eugenie Faufrel. from Antwerp. for
Seattle
POINT toBos. Mareii p 10 p nv Weather
DOMESTIC PORTS
PORT GAMBIE-Sailed Mar s3-Schr Snow
& BURGESS. Tor san Francfsco
TATOOSH PASSED out Mar 23-Nor stmr Tel
lus- from NanaiIno. l0r San Francisco: stmr
Melville Dollar from Beliinchain for San Frt.-
cisco; selr Columbia from Everett for san
SsNTA BARBARA--Arrired March 2s-stmr
Bonita. hence March 20. and sailed for san
Pedro
PORT LOS ANGELES S-Aulred March o.
N0r stmr HWpclen from London
RAYMOND Sailed March 25-Stmr Cascade.
PORT IIDL0W-Arsired March 2a-Schr
John g. North. from Port Gamble
ABEIiDEEN-March 2.-Brig Luriine. hence
March H.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
FACING A MEAT FAMINE

SAN LEANDRO. March 2S.-The peo-
pie of San Leandro are facing a meat
famine, which. because of the rapidly
increasing scarcity of meat, and the
inability of the local butchers to Sc
cure supplies either in the wholesale
market or from the surrounding cOun-
try. is fast assuming serious proper
ffons. Retail dealers declare that the
wholesalers are taking advantage Of
the delay in railroad traffic to force
up prices, but the wholesalers say the
trouble seems to be due to the inability
of the railroads to furnish cars.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24

Mountain View Division, Ancient Order OF Hi
bernians $500: Pope PilM X, $1,000; the Dear
and Dumb Asylum Oakland. $500; the Catn-
olic missionaries of China and japan. 500
After the payment OF these sums or
money and all Lawful debts ana eN-
penses the residue of the estate. real
and personal is hequeathed to Mary
A. Crow, wife of deceased, who is also
appointed executrix without bonds
The will was executed on February
IS. 1907, and the estate is valued at
10000.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
SYNOPSIS

Reports missing from the northern sta
tions and Fresno Rain has fallen from Point
Conception and the Tehachapi nortbward, with
snow in The Sierra and Northern Nevada. From
the reports received there appears to be hut
little change In weather conditions Heavy
rain Is reported from Sacramento and San Jose
and heavy in the Sierra The conditions
favorable for showers Sunday in California
with IN the Sierra
FORECAST
San Francisco aud yicinity-Showers Sunday;
brisk sourherly wind
Sacramento yalley-showers Sunday; fresh
soutierly wind.
San Joaquin Yalley-Showers Sunday; fresh
south wind.
Los Angeles and vlcinity-Coudy. with show
ers Sunday fresh south wind.
G. II. WILSON. Local Forecaster.
Movements OF steamers
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
ROBBER IS IDENTIFIED
AS AN EX-CONVICT
Ira Butler, Who Held Up Oakland
Saloon. Served Two Years in
Tennessee Penitentiary

OAKLAND. March 23.-Through in
formation received by Chief of Police
Wilson from Henry Curran, Chief of
Police of Nashville. Tenn. today, the
man known to the local authorities as
Ira Butler, who is charged with the
robbery of the Albany Saloon on the
night of February 25, has been iden-
titled as Dick Beasley, an eX-convict,.
who served a term of two years in
the Tennessee penitentiary for grand
larceny. The identity of Beasley was
by means of a photograph.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
MERCHANTS TO GIVE BANQUET

OAKLAND, March 23-United States
Senator George C. Perkins will be the
principal guest of honor at the annual
banquet of the Merchants Exchange,
which will be held April 16 at the
exchange rooms. George w. ATper,
WILDER Walker, II. n. Gard. Fred Sin
clair and e. +. Muller are the COM
mittee
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
FOOTPADS OVERLOOK
LARGE SUM OF MONEY
Thomas Wilson, Who Was Knocked
Down and Searched, Saves
Three Hundred Dollars

OAKLAND, March 23.-Thomas VIII
son, who lives on an ark at the foot
of Alice street, was attacked by two
men on the water front last night
one of whom knocked him senseless
with heavy blow on the head with
club or bar of iron. The thugs
searched the pockets of their victim
but in their haste overlooked S300
which was concealed in his clothing
Wilson saw neither of his assailants
distinctly enough to furnish a descrip-
ton to the police.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24

Ter schr Defender at San Francisco. March D.
from HonoIulu-While crossing over the bar.
March, %. shipped a heavy sea. washing over
board hfty empty gasoline tanks
ASTORIA. March o3-VeSsel reported In dis.
tress Is ashore on North Head 1t Is supposed
to be-.the steamer Ana. from San Francisco
March 20.
ASTORIA. March 2s-Steam schooner. name
as yet unknown is reported off the bar IN dis
tress.
ASTORIA March 23-Steam schooner dragged
her anchors and is now drifting ON the beach
has gone to her assistance. Seas breaking over
her.
previously reported must discharge 800 tons of
cargo before vessel can be foated.
LONDON. March 23-Yokohama telegraphs
that stmr Dakota. previously reported ashore, is
4 total loss.
PORT TOWNSEND. March 23Br ship Dud-
hope, from Port Gamble, Tor caliao' IS ashore
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
Amy Trnnsnnrts

The Burns;ac-is a. Seattle
The Bufcrd s in port.
The Crook Is in port Ont Of commission.
The Dix left Honolulu March I3 for Seattle
The Kiinatriok is at Newport News, va
The Logan is at Manila
The Meade is in New York. Out Of commits
sion.
The Ingalls, is at Newport News Va
The Sheridan IS IN port. out Of commission.
The sherman is ia port and viii sail for Ma
Mia April >.
The Thomas sailed March Il from Honolulu
FOR Manila
Tine Warren Is In port
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
The Overdue List

British bark ormsary. ont 1872 days FROM
Caleta Golosa. for Antwerp 90 per cent.
Russian schooner Gyms. out 100 days from
Port ~ Spain. for Seattle. 10 per cent.
British bark Berwickshre. out us days from
Corinto for Falmouth. - per cent.
French bark Nictorne, out 1913 DAYS from An
tofagasta. for Falmouth, ~ per cent
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
REcoyERs STOLEN TEAM

OAKLAND. March ga team of
black mares, which was stolen about
a week ago from L. P. Disque of Seven
teenth and Carolina streets in San
Francisco, has been recovered by De-
tective McSorley and returned to the
owner. One of the animals had been
sold to G. F. Switzer of 1904 San Pablo
avenue and the other TO NJ Cox. .
quarryman at Broadway and Forty
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24

LIMERICK-Arrived March 23-Fr bark Gene
We've Molin3s from Oregon.
GLASG0W-Saed March 22-Fr bark Vile
de Hayre. for san Francisco.
VICTORIA, Il. C.--Sailed March 23-Br cable
stInr RestOrer. for Honolulu
Arrived March 25-Br stmr Monteage, from
Hongkong. etc.
OCEAN STEAMERS
GENOA-ArriYed March 23-Stmr PRINCESS
Irene FROM New York
QUEENSTOWN-Arrived March 23-Stmr
Carmana, from New York. for Liverpool
NEW YORk-Arrved March 23-Stlnr La
Provence. from Havre.
Arrived March 23-Stmr Main from Bremen.
Sailed March 23--Stmr st. Louis. for South
ampton. stmr Campania. for Liverpool: stmr koe-
ngn luiSc. for Naples and Genon: stmr Finland.
for. Antwerp: stmr Patricia for Hamburg.
HoNGKONG--Arrived previous 70 March o.
Stmr Oanfa from Liverpool, via Singapore for
Vancouver and Tacoma; stmr Siberia, from San
Francisco. via Honolulu Yokohama, etc
ANTWERP-Sailed March 23-Stmr Kroon-
land. for New York
LIyERPoOL-saie March 23-Stmr Lucania.
for New York.
ROTTERDAaf-sai March 23-Stmr Ryn-
dam. for New York.
HAVRE-Sailed March 2S-Stmr La Tourane,
for New York
PLYMOUTH-Arrived March 23-Stmr New
York. from New York. for Cherboulg and South
ampton. and proceeded
TENERIFFE-Arrlved March o3-Stmr Sera-
pis. from San Francisco. via Montevideo, etc.
for Hamburg
DOvER-saiied March es-stmr Kroonland,
for New York
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
WAITER SUPPLY SHUT OFF

ALAMEDA, March 23.-This city was
without its usual water supply for
five hours this morning, because of a
breakdown at the pumping plant of
the Peoples Water Company near
Fttchburg. Repairs were completed at
Z o'clock and soon thereafter water
filled the mains with the normal
pressure.