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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
EDITORIAL

The rocky road to Justice Page 10
In the hearing Of the pigs Page 10
Because eggs are GO cents dozen. Page 10
GRAFT
Abe Ruef's gunner appear in court when
taking Of testimony is begun in the trolley
bribery case Page 20
POLITICS
Independence league in California dies be-
cause OF failure to poll 3 per cent of
the vote cast Page
Dry" votes win in Lake county and liquor
dealers cry disaster. Page Z
CITY
San Francisco labor council indorses Hetch
Hetchy water project. Page 5
Edna Clark case involves men of cloth
Father Joseph Vincent figuring in mys-
tery- Page S
Swedish society presents silver cup and tray
TO Captain W. Backlin of Stockholm as token Of
appreciation for gift of 2.5OO books. Page IL
Mrs. A. L. Pettingin leases the island home
OF W. J. Bartnett. Page Z
Lumbermen want new organization for inspec-
tion TO cover entire Pacific coast. Page IL
Hiram johnson and Worthington Ames nearly
come TO blows in Rankin trial. Page 20
J. H. Meredith, attorney for J. C. Dunphy
alleges the cattleman drunk when he
married. Page III
Arguments IN the gas hearing completed and
case submitted TO Judge Van Fleet. Page IL
DR.. Edward B. Perrin attacks federal attor-
ney aud threatens suit against Black, Devlin
and Burns. Page IL
Geary and Mason becoming new fashionable
shopping center. Page II
Businessman is Mayor Taylor's choice for head
Of city hospital. Page o
Carey Van Fleet and Lincoln Savage now seek
judicial position TO be vacated by Judge Van
NOstrand Page 20
Julia Kelly. young English girl. abandons
house in pet and disappears. Mother fears in
nocent maid has fallen into clutches of un-
scrupulous man. Page 6
Son mourned as dead and for whom insurance
is paid IS finally located Page 5
Tag day. army will today gather funds for
the Childrens hospital. Page 5
Parents Of vesta Van vIack refuse TO furnish
burial expenses and local undertaking parlor will
take charge Of remains. Page o
Asiatic club sues Chief Biggy and others for
SO. 600 for alleged damages. Page 20
Cashier Hopkins remains in jail. More money
found. Page o
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INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TO-DAY.
TELEPHONE KEARNY SO
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Z, 1sl
WEATHER CONDITIONS

1ESTERDAf-Clear; southwest wind; maxi
mum temperature, 6s; minimum 90.
FORECAST FOR TODAY-Fair. with fog in
'ne morning. light north wind Page IL
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DoRR,s HEARING PosTpoNED

Los ANGELES, Nov. 6.-The pre-
1ininary examination of Fred DOrr
broker, charged with embezzlement,
was continued by Justice Summerield
zl~til November "a
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SUBURBAN


work and is rebuked by Judge Waste Page y
Students at university join in unique pledge
over result Of big football game. Page s
Play to be staged by class of 1910 on junior
day at Oakland theater. Page s
John E Henderson tries to offset wife's
charges for divorce by introducing names Of
three men. Page 8
witnesses in trial of Mrs. Martin testify that
she was cruel to Baby John and thus controlled
him. Page 8
Musicians tell Of loTe affair Of Ada Boehmer
and jurors say she committed suicide. Page s
Carisa chemical company. big San Francisco
concern. embroiled in row between minority
stock holders Of transbay points and Manager
F. NJ Meigs. Page s
COAST
Interesting facts on vital statistics given
in the biennial report of state board Of
health. Page z
Woman descendant Of British peer asks for
divorce in Nevada court Page .
Railway officials inspect part Of new Western
Pacific road near Stockton. Page g
Bogus check swindler who victimized
Farmers Union Of San Jose is captured in
Chicago. Page 8
EASTERN
Railroads prepare to aid prosperity, orders for
millions in betterments being released Page 6
Charles W. Morse sentenced to serve Is years
In federal prison for wrecking bank. Page7
Roosevelt may be honored with senatorial
office Page @
Military board recommends an expenditure
OF. s1.797.ooO for improvements at Mare
island. Page s
FOREIGN
Germany rejects French proposal and insists
that France express regrets at Casa Blanca
affair. Page 3
servians are rejoicing over the arrival of
munitions of war and the battle spirit is
rife. Page 8
SPORTS
Three autos enter for long, hard race from
Los Angeles to Phoenix. Page Il
New Bay Cities baseball league opens its
season here and the bay this after
noon- Page IA
Crack list Of horses ready to start in big
Opening handicap at Emeryville track to-
day. Page IA
Public schools have most successful indoor
athletic meet Page I3
Bill Papke picks up two pounds in his light
training at Shannon's. Page II
San Jose high school team defeats Santa Clara
college fifteen. Page IL
Three important Rugby games are scheduled
for today. Page IL
P. A. A. will hold its annual neld day on St.
Mary's college campus today. Page IL
MARINE
cargo and few passengers. Page II
SOCIAL
The Greenway birthday dance opens winter
season most auspiciously. Page 20
Miss Dorothy Woods entertains party at lun-
con at California street home. Page 10
LABOR
Dr. shirman wants to lecture before the labor
council on tuberculosis. Page o
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FOREIGN

Germany rejects French proposal and insist
that France express regrets at Casa Blanc
affair. Page
Servians are rejoicing over the arrival o
munitions Of war and the battle spirit i
rife. Page
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EASTERN

Railroads prepare to aid prosperity, order
millions in betterments being released Pz
Charles ". Morse sentenced to serve Is
In federal prison for wrecking bank. Pa
Roosevelt may be honored with sens
office Ps
or. S1.T97. 900 for improvements at
island Ps
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ContInued ON Page 8, MiddIe column 2
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COAST

Interesting facts on vital statistics
in the biennial report of state
health.
Woman descendant Of British pee
divorce in Nevada court.
Railway officials inspect part Of ne
Pacific road near Stockton.
Bogus check swindler who
Farmers Union Of San Jose is G.
Chicago.
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Ihe rocky road TO Justice. Page 10
In the hearing Of the pigs. Page 10
because eggs are GO cents dozen. Page 10
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Continued ON page :, Middle Column 8
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
>Ey YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER
OlsR ~

Orfre ~ the treasure New Yors. April 27,f- tfN
\ .1ividarf oF ono and quarter cent lr Is
capital stock o. ROME. WATF-TT'NN AE- ~
TtF-%~TsI IsCf RAILROAD COMPANY VIII NF 3
York central and Hudson River Railroad '77'paH
Iessa- provisions q the C0Etra-r 0SL'AAa
rvo con UsueSi az this Office and after May ION lse
to st0ckHoIcrs Of record the close Of ouSinfss
4priI St-h zoos.
EDWARD Z. RCSSITEES Treasurer
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BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.

-Odd lots TseIls cents per share
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FINANCIAL AFFAIRS
STOCKS CLOSE STRONG.
Local Market Helped by London
I'm mDrOUcment- L. financing.

The stock market moved irregularly yester-
day on a restricted volume Of trading. but the
tone was firm during most OF the session anu
the market closed strong, final prices beng
about the best and showing many net gains
In London there was a decided Improvement, on
the absence of further alarming adVlces con-
cerning the situation the Afghan 1ron1leF'
ConsoIs leading the market advance. ana tltt
Improvement helped the local market Where
foreign houses were buyers on a fairly large
scale. The announcement that the Union Ia
cific stockholders were to authorize to-day the
issue of s100 100000 bonds was faVoraply re-
ceived probably the theory that the success
full 1otation-Which is commonly taken loT
pranted-of the $4,000 600 TO be put out at this
time will aid the general situation by affording
fresh proof that investors are now wiling 10
put their money into high class bonds, rather
than because of the definite approval OF the
company's policy in asking for authority 10
issue in addition to the s25. 100000 required for
its immediate needs and the S25,OO0.000 to De
used in carrying on development work, another
$50 600 600 for use at some future time IN eX-
tension and expansion. since there is already
authorized about S150,G00000 of stock. when
can be marketed by and by, the proceeds OF
which may be devoted TO the purposes OF such
a programme. Union Pacific opened above the
final price of Monday and closed at the best
figure of the day. 1881. net advance OF / 8
points and Southern Pacific gained points.
Conspicuous strength was shown by the United
States Steel issues although no news developed
regarding the steel industry, the common gam
ing Us points and the preferred IA. Such
railroad reports as came to hand were not un-
favorable. the most important being the March
statement of the New York Central lines which
showed an increase in net earnings Of about
s92 600, the heavy decrease in gross having been
more than offset by the cutting down of eX-
penses Of operation. The Ohio May report on
wheat, giving the condition 80, against 80 for
April. helped sentiment in the stock market
and strengthened the belief that the government
crop report TO be issued Friday would make
excellent showing, although the weather
bureaus report for the week ended on May +
gave the weather conditions not favorable.
In Chicago. where wheat Monday had ad
Vanced sharply and had touched its high
est level for several years. the price movement
yesterday was narrow and the closing quota
tfons virtually unchanged from the pre-
cedng day.
Call money ruled the same figures for
many days, with q per cent the low and per
cent the high and no change occurred in time
money rates. Additional sales of New York
City siX-months bonds reported at 312 per
cent interest. comparing with 3A per cent for
the S20,000.000 sold to banking interests
Monday. The foreign exchange market was
quiet. demand sterling advancing ) points in
the course of the day.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADINci--ForeiSn houses traGs1
both WAYS in this market. buying few rhousiai
shares ON balance American stocks m i-onde-
made an irregular recovery and We're strong II y
curb tradins The general market was 1rnl5I 'l
the absence of further u1fav orable ad,lces IEoI
India. cousols IcadinG the iuprov enaeut-
DIVIDENDS DECLARED directors Of tls
American Cotton Oil Company have declared 20
regular serri-auuuaI dividend OF per cent on -
preferred stock. pdyahl" ON june J. Ia7 dTet--s
OF the American Radiator COMPANY have tecaIs-
.he regular quarterly dividends Of - per cent oi
the preferred stock Uayab'a ou May H. ana = -
cent ON the common. payable on IU0e 81
NEW DIRECTOI: OF TELEPHONE CoNfANI
At the annual meeting Yesterday ui l-ie S''s
holders rhe New York Te.cpH"0N toi'ia.
Charles l. Kingsley was elected "a director n p-1-'
hill and ThUrber. respectively nr~r- S+,2ni =.
third vice-prasident. were rc-clected 'te-i-7~
dents. with equal rank
STEEL RAII. ORDERS Maine central -
purchased 5000 tons OF STANDARD section raiS -.
bids being asked $500 rous FOR @NFs'i'
Australia An increase in inquiries tHr Sts' n
from the railroad companies Is rrrurtHd dNu
eNLeCted that these inquiries VIII develop -A-' %
d"rs before many weeks
NOTE DEPOSIT PERIOD EMPIRES TO-pal--
Holders Of the Underground Ele,-ri- Railways -
pauy of London. LiUjted. . ps~ cent notes tl'
minded that the time for truoSitlHS the'F -.
with th' Guaranty Trust Company ~ Ne" -
under the plan ard readJI>tui~r' 5-r'ai'is''.
pires to-day More than 5. per eetn- ~ tne 1''
Lave already been Deposited
MORE STOCKIIOIuT.ES FOB ATCHISoN ~
ArchiSon. Topeka \ Santa Re has -ov about -.
shareholders. a Gain eft more than F'"" 'n ,t
y"ar- The larger part Of tho increase has oe7a
the list Of common stock holders
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,,Es1c,x xrncn,1nr1nE conr,N1-

-
The Board OF Directors this declared -t' l-sE1
one tlca common cap
stock ravahIe Nav 2Tth 1905 70 common -
of record az the close % business N7V i-1. l$c
checks yir bs mailed Transfer books cf The c'Tn
stocS clase p NJ. May llth- lss'- end Tsos'
MAY -o'h' I''- T CsITAwtY se----arr
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
Furnished by Eyer & Co. No. 81 Wall street,
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARkET.-Money call opened al .
per cent; highest. per cent; lowest Is. per cent
closing. 1a402 cent: last loan Ia per cent
ruling rate. per cent. Time money Obtainable
with moderate freedom. and there was fair de-
mand. Rates 2S4 as per cent for sixty and ninety
days, 32Q4 per cent for four months. per for
five and six months and 4$4 per cent for over the
year. Mercantile paper came into the market in
good volume and absorption fair. Rates 4d5
per cent for sixty to ninety days indorSed bills
CeiVahe and choice single names. IA 40 per cent
for six months indOrSed bills reCeiVa BILE
and choice single names and 5l per cent for others
FOREIGN ENCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened steady. with rates virtually
changed 4S.15U SI2G for cables. 4H6SJII $500
for demand sterling and 4.S445It4 S455 for sixty
day bills. Short francs were qCoted at 5.16I4 anI
short reiChSmarkS at o. SIS. The mlrket became
steadier around noon. advancing ) points from the
early quotations. Gable. were quoted at t.S129l9
+S1l4. demand sterling at 4.SS9oEi4.SI and sixty
day bills at 4S412@ 1850 Short francs advanced
I" 5l53s less 3-32 and short reichsfnarks %
plus -32. The market held steady in the last hour
with quotation unchanged at 4S69004S7 for de-
mand bills
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GOVERN MENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds. compared with Mon
days.
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COBALT PRICES IN ToeoNro

FINISHED and corrected daily by Stewart & o.ko,,,
No AZ Exchange Place. '''
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Fluctuations i'm the market for outside securities
were narrow. although trading as a rule snoWed
fair activity. An easier tendency developed III
spots but this was than offset by hrnlheSS
elsewhere Yukon Gold developed considerable
strength on covering of shorts and the BIDDING up
by inside interests Butte Coalition was d LI''c-
tion better Boston moved up a. Nevada con-
sOlidated quiet but firm. Miami ran OF 2 on
realizing Tonopah Mining was slightly lower
C;OIdfeld Consolidated and Daisy were steady
Florence was I'm good demand. Montgomery
ShoshOne was heavy Fluctuations elsewhere were
unimportant. In the specialties Standard OH was
more active at an improvement of a point inter
national Salt steady. Illinois Central rights
neglected Bonds were dull Consolidated
Steamship As were off -
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London May ). p. m-The market for Ameri-
an securities firm. Final prices follow:

FOREIGN MONEY MARkET.-Ca money in
London s42 per cent: open market discount rate
short bills 2I2 per cent; long bills 2l2 per cent
Berlin discount as per cent. Paris discount
rate. 1l-16 per cent. Paris exchange on London.
12lz centines. Bar gold 10$sd Berlin
exchange on London, 20 marks 1914 pfennigs.
FOREIGN SECIRlTIES.-British consOs for
money. 85i2 per cent; for the account, 50 10.
French rentes, sc francs J21z centimes.
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$ posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC ENCHA NtiE,- Boston. Ice discount
aud par, Chicago, 5Oc premium; ST Louis. soc dis
count; San Francisco, sight. 2i.c premium. tele-
graph 5c premium; New Orleans. commercial soc
discount. bank 81 premium, Cincinnati. IOc pre-
MUM. Savannah buying 3-l6c discount selling par.
BANK CLEARINCS.-New York exchanges
$3@S 6O6.4n, balances $40. $50, 160 Chicago ex-
changes $43.403.073 balances $i591.794; PhiIadel-
rhia. exchanges So. 45S. 100 balances $194S SSl:
Boston. exchanges $26.376,l@I, balances s15S12s1
SILVER MARkET-Rar silver 52I9c Mexican
silver dollars. 41c. Bar silver in London closed at
~ 3-16d. decline, 3-l6l
GOLD PREMUM.-In Madrid. 1470: Lisbon
1850.
MEXICAN Observation-Disclosures exchange on
New York IS quoted at 2.02c.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS Customs receipts
reported from Washington. s684. .S07 Internal reve-
nue. receipts S461842, miscellaneous receipts S2IS
Ga Receipts for the day 81 1860 29: expenditures
NolOOO0. Receipts for the month 10 date. So 6o4
3of; expenditures &,3l0.000 excess of expeudi-
lures. $l.sO5,646 Receipts the year To da le
$'l"&l3i'l: expenditure $500. .662. 7l@ excess of
expenditures, $53,3J096I.
GB-TEEASt-RY=T -'rrca s,lrv vas ,ish.
or 10 the Clearing House &l.03S 2N5
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06

yT,T1t- BOARD OF DIRE TORS or THE ANERlCAy
i COTTON OH. COMPANY NAV =. zoos. d
.Iared a senl-auuuaI Dividend Of THREE PER 'EN-
upon rre Preferred stock Of the 'omTsnl- "a, e 4
June t9'N- the BanaID% House ~ " iGsN'
T.anier & toulpauy. cedar Street <a7r No-N city
The Preferred stock Tr4rsI-- Eo71S ot '-= -
pauv viii He closed or Iay zoos. = 0cisct
noon and Will remain closed until June - l2l> a.
IISTI-S RALrH Ss.-stary
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
Di1Idend Notices.

THE aTCHF~ON TOPEKA AND SANTA FE
RAILWAY COMPANY
View York April Z. 12Gs
rr.o Izoar4 IF Directors has declared a di-lls-t
tbeirs JfvfdenI No 10 The COMMON SIC, = q
tf,5s Corru-4rv % TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTN -ENIs
s. -, per sha-a PAYABLE June T. zoos o-- % surplus
holders Of said COMMON ~-ef -azs-
tered ON the books pf the COMPANY ar rle c-ss q
business on Nav :. 1908 -,
MON stock who tie suitable orders therefor az t.s
II W GARDINER. Assistant T-sazu-e--
: Nassau Street. New Yo~a t--T
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales and the
closing quotations for stocks in which there we're
no transactions yesterday the New York Stock
E-y,
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T a%s sRsaSs H a Ss9. 9sa %
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COLLATERAL TRUST BON0S.
Maturing I9o>
lEucnIshsL by s..a.toal AEne-..--. - - .lns IS


,ru,nlss.. b, s,,,-,,.,, : - >.. - ltas s.
"u-'''S'- 'S 9'i''''OII y Niit'.-s-.'-' -' l7gat
Name ,f,+,r,t, Fs Asked ~
Am ~t-ar 20 3 Myb -. Igll 81 IS
do Pc. Nch Is. 1912 -..----.-.... e' ~. -
Ail Tel = lei Go . e., Jan l'i'.--. -ta -
At Coast 7. Il K = C. Nch. lHiv---- go. -, 20
IheS y Chic tty = G.. tICe =. lV'~ l'7'-S -
do e.. July. lJlp----.- ie'-s - -
Ch x 4 = ~ o e. Apr l9cy ...-. sN 49, ~
Chic X W Ind u II = . e.. Frb. 1917" ,g - S9
Ciev e e x II L u L =, 2 June lyli aH's -
h-i X tiUd Co "a e.. july l3-2 ---.- - = -
tntvrtoruugh Il + . p e.. Mon. Itlu---- % =. ~
Ran tity 80 Fty p e.. Npr l3l----.-- |l rs
tatrkaW al Steel 80 = e.. N,h- lYi" -'- - ~
DO = p g.. Mich. 1910. -.---..-.- - - ~
Lake Sao X NJ : I; Il . G. Feh. lyl"- tr ~, ~
Louisville < y K x e.. N.h.. l9io- 20 -. So
Mich cent y & : y e. F-b. lplp------.. l-' ~
N.nn \ - /. X Il p e.. Feb l9ll.--- - ~
No t'ac Nv I e.. Fec IL. 1910. .------ % -, 40
Nat X = vs NeN q. APT. lsts'- sS' tSSi. NS
& II II X K G.. FEB 1910 80 - sass
10 lines, equip. y g.. NOV. 1890 l@-- - - ~
y ' y II Il II X x . ? -. 1905 lHi-.-u" 80 At
fFunsy lvania = .; = e. Mcl -. t9lo--uN ~
turti' SvrstC- corp ,. Nov. -tFff go -
- l. N ~ = = y 81 e. Jane itN9 - a. -
IT j. y Str Pr X Z 4'= r. Dee i;N>.- 90 +, -
southern Ky D o., Npr. iyt9 ......-.- - = At
dF . Ftb t9tu.. ..-.-.-... - - ~
~ t,Jtts,r t-' O. e.. sept l5. iyN:i- 't =, Mt
WesJ'H El-v 4 NiE tts 81 q. Nuz. l"l" - !. -
NHe~. = Lake Erie % C. Nu- EtS ... \"
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Financial Meetings.

Nev York civ. april =. laas
4 special meeting q the stockholders cf TIE Hs--
utage Company viii ba held A. rle 0ttre - The Conn
pam. 70 - Broad street. Nov I1r+- Nsirss-
day. May IL. 1905. o'ciock m. f-- me
=. voting proposition 20 Increase The
ore hundred thousand dollars. couss:uy
shares OF the value NJ one hundred
dollars no five h17dred thousand dollars consisting as
thousand shares of the par value - ore -1177l dollars
each ALBERT n ATTE1F2BI ItN- President
DFNTEE -. TiFFANf- Secretary.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT = MEETING o.
y rhe SroC<hJ.iers of JuiE= company VII = held az
lnrary. II ID Fifth Ar71-e m tts
C'tv of New York Manhattan. r1e f3-r 1a- ~ NAY
1QsS ~ live O'Clock for tna purpose cS ssly
thirteen directors and Inspectors a- election - serve
for and f7- ire t-a-saT't-r - slc1
business as may properly before said meeting
+. y. SCHNEIDER- Sec-e.a-y-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-26
THE DESPATCH.

The steamer Despatch is due from
Makawe5 this morning and will san
again in the evening for another load
Of sugar. Captain Kokerwttz reported
that the barkentine Hawaii was ex-
pecting TO get away from Nakaweli
last Saturday for Aberdeen. Washing
ton. She had been delayed consider
ably getting ballast.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-26

/ The French steamship Matte, the
+ largest and finest Of the Chargeurs Re
unis line Of around the world vessels
which has yet been in this port, ar
rived early yesterday morning and is
al the Bishop wharf. The Matte is in
command OF captain Bernard. and is a
very handsome vessel. She is fttel for
both passengers and freight. Her
cabin accommodations are extremely
eommodious and comfortable, and her
dining saloon, social hall, smoking
room and officers quarters are all
roomy and wei arranged. She brought
three cabin passengers for Honolulu,
besides twenty-nlne steerage, and Ave
cabin passengers for san Francisco.
Her passengers for here are Monsieur
Menant, Consul fer France for these
Islands; Mrs. Menant, and Mrs. Hurez,
Mrs. Menant's mother.
Among the passengers for San Fran
cisco are Mr.. and Mrs. Maury. He is
the son o. a very rich French -mer-
chant and i touring the world for
pleasure
The Matte was built at WaIlsend on
Tyne by Messrs. Swan, Hunter and
Wigham Richardson. It's length over
an Is sos feet: beam. extreme % feet.
5 inches; moulded depth 86 feet. II
inches, maximum draft IS feet. S
inches; displacement $1,000 tons. gross
tonnage s213 tons; net tonnage. 5@43
tons
This IS her first voyage on this route.
She sailed from Antwerp December /.
1907. touched az Dunkjrk, La Pauice.
Marseiiles. Genoa. Naples, Port Said.
Perrin. Colombo. Singa pore, Hongkong,
Shanghai Chinwangtao. Kobe, Yoko-
hama, and Honolulu. From here she
viii sail 10 san Francisco, and thence
% Seattle Returning she viii touch
again al san Francisco and thence at
Mexican and Central and South Amer
lean ports on both sizes and thence 10
Liverpool and Dunkirk. She viii load
copper IN the Gulf OF Mexico
The officers are d fine looking lot Of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-26

SIR Cav i secretary Of the Bank OF
California
TAKEN FROM THE MAUNA LoA.
The police took . young Portuguese
of the Mauna Loa Just before that
vessel lefe her wharf yesterday at
noon He gave his name as Frank
Williams and he IS charged with the
larceny of bicycle from the store %
:. Dasmaru. corner 0t Euuann avenue
and kuEui street. on February. 70. Yes
feraaE Daimaru saw the wheel i'm Dr.
mond's lane. and got a policeman, VINO
took it and the boy that had il. The
boy said he bought * Of Frank VIII
EaEns for five dollars. Inquiry fer
Williams led 10 the discovery Of the
fact that he was going away on the
Aauna Loa- The police think Il was
an effort To make a quick getaway
Williams says Ia bought the wheel
from soldier VINO went away on
the Thomas. But the Thomas went
away on February ;. while the wheel
was not stolen uurl February l2.