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New-York tribune., 1908-09-07

HORSE RAcTSG-shsspth.as Bay; LozK Branch
Fslr EskTosI PARK - J.
BAsEBALL-AneEiosE LesEae Park- $sw York
IN afternoon; National
E-sszs4 BrookIyn Eoston morning and afternoon
ATHLETICS ~ Irish American Athletic Club
games celtic PARK
cot F-s-Iut handicap Eontcisr. X J.. club
e,sD - Pores zfli. toKnse-d and Gardner cuus ss
Arasle-. cIuh handicap 81 Oakland. club cupS at
Fgx Fsuls. wendell and Treat az Essex Fsils
-lrrf~ c-u at Knofwocd- class handacaDs Al MID
lard. -lHi, bsaoieaps EnzfewSod. club handle +
"a La zr1s,ise- club rbarnponship q Deal y. :
uernhsrs. hendicaD Dyzer 8eSdoN. hsndIcsg =
ard fcurso-7es Rlehrsond Cran1T. cgsi5 hausicap
p Sf~sBoys rfsh cup err petition al wykssyI
HoIsEE E8oW-serPort Horse shey Association
SeWporE p
New-York tribune., 1908-09-07
WANTS

Has any one black dress, - inch bust fer
young girl Who works IN department stof7 =
which one OF the rules i that the girls must wear
this kind Of dress The mother. % whom MS
fortunes have coE.e thick and fast. does not sse
hex she can possibly procure the Eosn- ana 90
the sfri Is the chief support Of the family
branca president asks for pair OF shoes 1o'
q girl Of twelve years -
Mrs Jes.os,ins Parker of Gaad<fu. Mich. would
Ike 20 receive some sszIt pieces as sne = oHi<
able 10 do light sewing having been In bee ssFefa-
months
A warkinrr1sn needs clothing, mediun s1Ie- -.
boys shoes tSo. 2, and Toels are greatly he7oe1
g. mass On 20 those who are anxious to MAKE AZ
tlcles for Christmas gifts
New-York tribune., 1908-09-07
aAD a DzLIGHTFT-T. FzsT

Mrs. 8. TIRE Brosxlyz Ss6o~ NO zsza Esr 10
little csiidre- for tEo Ee@xs tss zsest q
Mrs. A. n Fsst cTzzzs- y J. aaz writer % t-s
ofsee OF her 6sEgarfzl visit So szgs- aT tzs
weeks vacation Ess the oest tine sFsr hs1 y NJ
NE We treated IKE Members q re IAN
Ey ard I had nothf7g 70 60 S.- rss1 szS s-5sy
myself We we're tszen 08f ~ t.e szto1sssss 2
number q Tires I seeI Ike 1sz -e1zz ss1
hare come hack sfToug and ~@h sao1sa % ~ss<
every dzy and tns chHdrsn have h1s cDat q
tau instead Of tne pale faces tssT ~s1t Esta
feel thz. 7 eaa never taSnk Mr. sn6 1Fs- A fsr
All they have dozs sor ne
New-York tribune., 1908-09-07
RETURNED TO RAxDAIL's ISLAND
IBy Tslsrraph 70 ne Tribans. ]

Middletowu, " Y. Sept s-Joseph Constable
known as Joe The Bum who has record OF two
escapes from Randalis Island. arrested here
to-day by an ofseer. and back the re-
formatory tosnikht-
Joe the Tbim' Is about eighteen years old He
was sent 20 Rsndars Island two years ago. and
soon made his escape He reesptured. how
ever but assured the officers OF the institution
that he would stay there long. on July n
with two companions. he made break for free
dom by stealing beat and rowing - Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-07
TO PASS on

TIE eontea1s Of tEo bo1ss o unfinished fancy
-. zrafs bzss silks etc- from Nrs 2. West
Page Of Sex JERSEY. I'll hep ss7FE tas wants
of several ussu54rs fsE Eo-& Dzlsrla-s- tso ere
ebste= caps made % Mss AEzss Kelly q 2oH
axe,sss vii please tTe eoz1tTy ea-sdFs7; tns sln-
day zesoei pspers- T1-hSuE a H@Fns nave oeen lsf-
zs-.>s % = southerz parish Eh@7e the chlltrsa
- x--x oe-r- pretty sno1I6sr sazzis and scarf
80 frgru Ms y Hozkias. q FLo-lcs- q 5ox q
1ss,., -aoer dolls for helplsss g1-l n Vermont
r-o-- Mar Bzrg-a- szd stamps fEeE1 NJ Walden.
az Rreoklyn
New-York tribune., 1908-09-07
APPRECIATION.

A supporting woman rua down from over
work and nervous EtralH- was sent 20 the Hss'
House 70 rectperate She srites- AS sIn lSIns
in the hammock under an apple tree keep TINS
ing he-r happy I an my restoration 70 gooo
hezs-h when I first came here my nerves were
So ,InstrrnE I never expected 70 be myself aSaah'
but the fine air good nourishnlenI ant above AL
the unrerntting kindness shown 10 NE. nave
worked wonders. / have gained seven pounds "a
four weeks and feel that now go back 10
..a .,,x zjth strength 20 work. and shall never
tir. o. sounding tia praises Of the 7. s s Rest
House
New-York tribune., 1908-09-07
CHANGED NAME

Grs. 3 7 Nardln- q Wsas-vfile- NJ has zzs-
red Sr Warren ard gone % IKE i Cs1so-uia-
~sss desires her nez address s9osissd r. - csl-
MN thai her Sunshine f-fen1s ard eoTEszpondsats
nav know O. her eaznEes fo1tzrss sn1 ETiss hsr
a a.. l. bsr aouessez ~ zf--ss fa- ths Eazz
Mr. Warren Tss 81 se1ie7te heath for severzi
wears and q - hoped tne Ts-rer ellHsts < Cali
,,,ss ,zifi bs a great bensst 70 her- Tss rev ad-
dr.-s g Mrs II II Warren. Oak HIn Cal
New-York tribune., 1908-09-07
MONEY RECEIVED

= Frsesd' al Port jefferson. Long Island.
has contributed sc. and "Pswiing SsE IoEk- :.
20 the outi-g fund Of the 4. :. E; Mrs II. Of
Neg Jersey s5 for Struggling zaother with three
boys 10 help her pay rent sH6 8Ts- warren @,
California "A cents for postage: z F. o. Brock
I'm s. for trolley rides: ID. s.. for some case
Of special need; Mattel l. WOodEaEda q virginia
IS for the Sunshine outing fund, and Mrs h
Of Staten Island s. for the outing fund
New-York tribune., 1908-09-07
WITH THE GOLFERS.
Busy. Day on Links-MetrOpOHfan
Programmes Out

Thls Is cRe busiest dsE II the year fo- thoa-
sands @ so-lers- They viii parade cn the links
after their o~a fashion arE1sd s1yh driver ard
irons and with anything Ike favorable weather
TIE cry of Pore Eiu be heard until DARK Near
y every club O. sEE importance II tEIs section ass
arranged comp tiE5ve V-szyaua1nes- Soae Of the
clubs selected ms holiday begin their faH
scEed1Ies-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-07

ieysa- As The cost ef us,spofeeuch
-, - sx,Ar,.s th~-. vas nothing left fer an
other .ros,rv rsss which hofed - aaSe
A. more money sers for these ensaaFea- -
oiunstead has already received enough 70 AK -
children 90 EdEevafer. which means lons a0-E p
rida trip across the Hcdssn on 'le
-, 80 ,ss, shs freedom Of tae woods sn1 cssds
New-York tribune., 1908-09-07
TIMELY AUTO TOPICS.
Seren Cars Entered for LOIreU Road
Race To-day.

The chief contest in automobile racing scheduled
for to-day is the 250-Hlile road race 70 be held
under the auspices of the Lowell Automobile Club
az Lowell Mass Seven cars are entered In the
contest which Will be held z ten and three
ffths mile course lying within the city Of Lowell
and the town of Tyngsboro, IN the MeTrinacs VAL
lev for $1,000 trophy cup Offered BY Congress
man Butler Ames Ten entries were received for
the contest which is limited 10 twelve. but three
were obliged 10 drop out the Isotta. owing 70 an
accident 10 Al Poole while tuning up the machine
on the course Friday; Buick. which vas 70
have been driven by c. 3 Smith, and an American.
which TO have been piloted BY 4 J. Andrews
Louis Strang. the winner Of The Savannah and
R-iarcIr road races will drive Isotta car in
to-day's race. The other six cars and drivers en-
tered ara as follows: FIfty-horsepower Simplex
Frank I1escault; 40-horsepower Buick, Robert Bur
man; so-horsepower Fiat, George Il Robertson; /;
5O-horsepower Berliet, H F. Grant: 5s-horsePover
Knox William Bourque. and 4S-horsepower Knox
Charles Basic.
The Merrinacs Valley course. over which the race
will be contested. is considered ideal More than
tgo-afs Of entire distaRce is over state or city
t,o1Ieyards with number Of hazardous corners
and turns calling for the most intrepid driving
Distributed over the course at intervals OF two
miles 7yiIi be five physicians. with hospital tents
and first aid appliances and srnouiances The
course will patroiied by about I'VE hundred men
recruited from the regular police force Of Lowell
and Tynssboro and from militia companies
An interesting programme Of races is scheduled
70 be held a. wildwood. y J.. this afternoon
Entire. are coming II fast for all classes both
from amateur and professional drivers. for the
rro-dav mechanical efficiency motor car test anc
run around Long Island 10 be held on Wednesday
and Thursday OF next week Among the entries
is one from MrE Joar N c1nso-' TIE entries 50
far recx.ves follow: = H Brandt. Cadillac: Hal
s.s-ii.. White ? II Johnston, TE!:e: c ?.
skirEs- Mitchell: Mrs. Joan - Ounce Rainier
rra-k E-Elsnt Stevens Duryec: Ferdinand ctr-i-
cttz pIu-as e F. Partridge, ste.rrs; Nj
s,grsns E-ez; walte- z ssutteworth, Haynes;
: . Esissy maxwell; r c. Hith.ussr. NAY
,rsll rt..s-a re7.ea Steddart DAYTON. and c.
Lzrse- ol5s-etle.
EAtry t.z1ks may Re had at say et the zrtor.o-
tils stores - borbugh and Brooklyn, or from
" J Morgan. manager, Thorofsrs Building.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-07
CINCINNATI, WINS AND LOSES.

! s.6%leas;!i M! .sss dafSS 5 70 !
r,erta-,es-Cfncinnstl Campbell and schiei; ST
T o19;s Lush and Ludwig. UnPiTe-hsis1er-
s. SfeSile T5oi1fs ss'.,'.-0 s~'0 / eee % 9
ct7cinnati I'D 0 e-l
Eatterie-st Louis. Baldwin. Beeoe sno LEn-
~ f-5-7rinnsti Rowan and Mclean Umpire
New-York tribune., 1908-09-07
CHICAGO WINS AND TIE

~ Chicago: First game Z "a Z;
Chicago -------------.--66 g q 81 ;
Bsrteries-shicago. Smith and Sullivan: Cleve-
and Pheades. Liebhardt and Benis
500 came r H. T.
r-tfcaeo e o o 0 o o-l 2
fTeyeIsn6 0 0 0 n-l
Batteries-Chicago. Owen Sullivan and Shaw:
r-eTeisnd Berger and Bemis Umpires-Egan and
Sheridan.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-07

Is Dss said TO cast sny reEectssz Epen Hayes. as
ra1sf Of would an1os1bteai.r have dsne TIE same
thing under the circumstances Further than that.
Il SAY Re said n passing HAYES die rhe Esnz<
thing - resSgzisg cI@zsE sfthozt waiting for Dis
eEeAEcsrtc2 Uhsch ~ozFi Necessarily have fol
bozsa Il must te scs-ssrts5zed- hovevs1s that
The keen pleasure t-zz TIE yseforv brought 20 all
troe sE-o-7ssea 81 ms colazry 1UiI.hed large
extent D. the .stro5uction even TITS late day of
tse breath % co7re-cisfis-n- Dorz75o the Plucks
little italian Eho through lack - stamina just
failed 70 Sfn the hc1o-s OF ths Marathon and who
ect much q KS gsorr loss az t1descrbable some
thing when he apparel n the music halls abroad.
even though Il vas for chsrity's sake The same
in1escrfhasis something leads 20 feeling OF regret
that Hayes has felt called uPoa 10 cast OF The
mantle cf az aa.steus
s. Martins victory over 2Ieskezte Saturday
II the FIs1bush Stakes stamps him in my op1niol.
Is ths chaEn3loa rEo-yesr-sid q the season He
las been Il tEsinins since cary season. b1t has
never failed % give q ais best gn5s- all esnci-
ooas. and has proved himself s remarkably con-
siste1t ard courageous cosg and a Sos6ezfHiiy
syeedE and stzAeh czs- II ss quite possible tor
have s1saae5 o. the American esFf. as he IS
Ear behYnd that marx nov TIE tart Is sfca IN
great horses this tire with Cola Celt. Ballot.
Sir Martin Rcseov1 sad HeSksTte il nsird. 70 saS
nethins q seseFsl ofaers
TIE fsu meeting sf the CoasE island JSekey
ezo ~iH eo-ae ena Saturday 4 number
q rseh aad historic fixtures vin be Geclced. for
8hica most OF the best horses &a training are
eligible that P5eaty of se0d sssTt 4 prospect
Eo- those who reazz;n faithful HERBERT
New-York tribune., 1908-09-07
A GOOD SUGGESTION.

Miss Eliza c Smith makes a good sagsss,lon
about sending reading matter 70 those living N
ISOLATED places. She SAYS
have had some experience in the way the
average pyorn<cuous sending of stray MAGAZINES
and papers those OF Unknown tastes Eerhs- Inc
old woman who enjoys nothing but her Bl5ls anu
New-York tribune., 1908-09-07
RreoRTs oN MoNpAYs.

The Sunshine column 10 pueitshed every MOE
day. L .s fhoagss By the Z. g. & Management
that "a. heeser interest Of the society VIII Be
promoted By concentrating the reports OF fes
xo-k and By Esytsg then appear without fan On
spec1es dz-.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-07
FIRST GAME
Totals ss 80 Is ? Eot2ls *

-Bz.tes 70, II the eighth lnniaz a.,
F1t1sb1-s -------------S X q a
7-chzs. hir-..Ssox- Hit-Or Overall . IN siEet
s--s-r, S-a;.E Eses-Shecksrd- AtSaticchio Leacn.
G4a-.e I<ft o 6zse-Chicsgo 8: Pi;tso.rs,- flss.
S... Fzg7x-esr overall. 3: ~ Esdacx l. rtsi e1se
= srrg-s--aicsss 2: Pitts5urs. l. StrSc. o-s-oS
overall i. y Major. 3 Htid pitca-DFsfalL -1iA
New-York tribune., 1908-09-07
OF hfereSf ~
TO Uomen.
TRIBuNE
1HSHIHE
UCfETr

q szeef Ss1zenssex. thy frst hrsezes bring
TEs dr. leafs rzsrle ana the saurrss -
The cool fresh sir whence health ana Slso1 ski4ns
George Arncld
New-York tribune., 1908-09-07
sECOSD GAME

rxe. N bases-Caicaso. s: Pttts1=lrs D ~
ESsx,s steinfeE1t 2. Tinker EEsrs Do1ee PeSs
- -,-E.T Chanc=. king and Evers: NageeE,.
F-rtec.io and GsiL Bases On hsits-
8: N i oF Lfl1s.2
si-nek Tfofnzn Wd pfteh-Ffeistsr Hts
e ~ "a IN eisht half innings IlEHe--'"
New-York tribune., 1908-09-07
<zusT cAa ARRIVES AT BERLIN.
DETROIT. 6; ST. LOUIS, 4.

Berlin sept s-The Zust car in the New York
10 Paris race arrived here to-day at noon
New-York tribune., 1908-09-07
2 Il Z

n - LOUIS hH- z
Betfeif .-.---.-------..--2 j 0 Q ] os Is 1
4, is5uls -..,...--..,.0 0 / o o. 10 !
Ra7teri.s-Ietroit Donovan and Schmidt; St
Louis WadaeiI. Dineen and Smith. Umpires-
Herst and . I-oughl~
New-York tribune., 1908-09-07

es-essi To-day Two Games First game called
~ AmrrtrsD league PARK. y. y Americans
ss~H4ns st.a Otse admission.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Two games each
Washington a lew YORK
Detroit
Chicago Cleveland
Philadephia at Boston.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
chicago =; CIeseIsnd. tfsst camel
Chicago, L; Cleveland. tseeond gamel
Detroit. 6; St Louis T.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-07
CHICAGO BREAKS EVEN
PITTSBURG WINS FIRST.
Batting Rally Threatened Cubs s1ifh
Another Defeat in Second.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Tue eanes each
<e- 81 Phiis6cfcsta-
Bssssa at B<oekiyn


Pitt ssurr 3: Chicago. first gznes
Chicago q: Pitt sbc-x. second SsEsef
Cfp<sansff p: Locks- ta-st game
I.oais. 3; Ciacirnzti. L tseeosd gam
New-York tribune., 1908-09-07
RESULTS OF GAMES

AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-07

Jos- Exye1 nzs hss- --=eS n TIE public eye
s.res he ~oa tse Osy-.se Ss>-z--11 race u Egg
.ars asa guy. Re -zs oes- --.c-s. sre toasted
zecve r,ox- CT the c-ss- zs7 ~ss tcEgst 50 well
- -zsntzis TIE pstsEss q tris ce1stfy OF trsch
80 ssz for the rsssoss - aasE. thai rs victory
= -re great long 6is.sHcc raos Sos more or less
1szexuectea and zltog~rhsr sEsl:sepisg- Win this
.n mind snd granting ths5 u j. nnly p41ural for
HIN 20 uzke fui dsan'zse ~ flie eisL5erIunities
which Vfctofs n liz r'e s7-'lishI a seems ply
that re <elt .ssled upon - resign rom the ANA
ser Athletic mon and Join the professional ranks
In more O indirect way i arouses the feel
ing nat there something more "a his striving
stsa the lore of sport and IL IL natEerng and sat
issztrr 70 feei tnaf the men Who Hfnt % the
stadium Al Shepherds Bush L FepfeseAi ne S.ain
- e,-stes std 70 AZ some sacrifice - Themselves
noc 70. ne love cf .hs zpoTi for sper. szSs Iis
New-York tribune., 1908-09-07

An interesting programme Of races is scheduled
70 b. held az wildwood. y. J.. this afternoon
New-York tribune., 1908-09-07

In a tkirty-six-hole stroke competition held re-
Gently over the Scarborough course in England
Harry Vsrdcn and Edward Ray tied for first hon
ors with scores of iss Rays morning round Of
3 eouaHsd the course record, while Nardon ;
brr1ewsrd tourney Of g in the afternoon vas the
hest ever recorded for the second nine James
Brad the open champion, competed and finished
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-15
GREAT SUCCESS
Curing Cancers
ANY LUMP IN WOMAN'S
BREAST is CANCER

Any tumor, lump or sore. on the lip,
face or body six months is cancer.
The many remarkable cures of cancer
in womens breasts by DR.. S. R. Cham
ley, 6s6 McAllister street, San Fran
cisco. have long been the subject of
comment by leading newspapers and
magazines throughout America 1t is
universally conceded that he publishes
the best 1S0 page book ever printed on
cancers cured without knife or pain,
sent free to all who describe their
cases. The reader may save a life by
clipping this out and sending it to
some one with cancer.
The doctors confidence in his ability
to cure every case he treats is illus
trated by his offer to give 81 900 if he
fails to cure any cancer he treats be-
fore it has poisoned deep glands, and
that not a dollar need be paid until
cured.
Any lump in woman's breast is can
cer'' is an astonishing assertion, but
it has been proven by DR.. Chamley,
who has devoted 50 years to the study
of cancer and its cure.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-15
A Cargo for Hawaii
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
IL

ARRIVED
Friday, August IA
U stmr Madrona. Anderson from cruise.
Stmr Norwood, Martin, 81 hours from Re-
Stmr Tamalpais, Anderson. 26 hours from Eu-
reka. bound south; put IN 10 land passengers.
Stmr Argyll. Dickson, 90 hours from Portland
Stmr Despatch, Kokerwitz, 80 hours from San
Stmr shasta. Hansen. 81 days from Belline
ham, bound to San Pedro; put In for fuel
Stmr Marshneld, Dettmers - hours from
Hardy creek
stmr Charles Nelson, Ramselius. from sea,
stmr urGo.a shna YAK Hutton. So hours from San
Pedro. with schr F. 5. Redheld in tow.
stmr whitesbcro Fredericksou, is hours from
schr Roderick Dhu. Haskins. Is hours from
Monterey. In tow tug Defiance.
Schr F. S. Redfeld Smith. So hours from
San Pedro. in tow stmr Shna Yak. s -'O"
sehr Santiago. Engalls. i6 hours from Monte
reys in tow tug Navigator.
D CLEARED
stmr state of California. Nopander. Portland. .
San Francisco and Portland steamship company
stmr Santa Rosa: Alexander. San Diego; Pa
ciic Coast steamship company.
SAILED
Friday. August IA.
Br stmr Craighall Low. Aberdeen.
stmr Hornet. Marxsen. Grays Harbor.
Stnar ouinanlt Carlson. Wi1lapa
Stmr Tamalpais Anderson. San Pedro
stmr Gnalala. Martenson. Fishermans bay.
Stmr winnebago. Reed. Mororan
Stmr c. c. Lndauer. Sandman Gravs Har-
Dor.
Sfmr Maverick, Daniels, Portland
Stmr Houuiam Reinertson. Grays Harbor
Stmr Atlas. Badger. Portland.
Stmr South Coast Klinker. Caspar
SPOKEN
Per stmr Argyll-Aqg L; II a. m. 20 miles
from Astoria for San Diego; apparently ali
well.
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBOS. Aug IA. 10 D. m-Weatber
foggy; wind. southwest; velocity, miles per
DOMESTIC PORTS
FORT BRAGG-Sailed Aug 14-Stnr Ma
tional City for San Francisco.
ALRION-Sailed Aug 13-Stmr Melville DoI
lar for Guaymas-
POINT L0B0s----Passed Aug 14-1o a. M.
stmr Melville Dollar. from Albion. for Guar,
mas.
CRESCENT C1Ty-Passed Aug IL. 25 miles
norfhwest-Schr Borealis. hence Aug S, for Bel
"a lAzss;T1soRIA-sailed Aug ls-stmr Breakwater.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-15
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
A I.umher Cbnrter

Lumber Charter
The schooner Admiral, at Grays Harbor. is
engaged for lumber thence TO Callao at As, hay-
ing been chartered prior TO arrival.
Shfpmeuts for the North
The steamer Governor sailed for Victoria on
Tuesday with cargo consigned to various British
American cities valued at Sl6,674 and including
the following
47.l25 lbs dried fruit, 26,171 lbs and so bxs
raislns. 1868 pkgs fresh fruits, 50 pkgs onions,
35 cs canned goods, 347 lbs cheese 800 lbs spice,
4S0 lbs chocolate. 664 lbs coffee, 102 gals wine,
1877 pkgs vegetables, 81. $50 lbs malt 80 pkgs
machinery, JOG pkgs roofing. 1856 lbs soda. 2
cs tobacco, 90 bbls and IL cs oils, 2S0 tins
43 pkgs drugs.
A Cargo for Hawaii
The steamer Mexican sailed for Honolulu yes
ports valued at $50, 761. Among the principal
shipments were the following:
9 292 lbs beans, 632 lbs peas, 20 cs bread. 80
lbs and bxs cheese, 491 cs canned goods, G,4S5
lbs mill feed, 2,6o7 lbs and 8 cs meals, S71
lbs garlic, 200 pkgs onions, l75 pkgs potatoes,
pkgs fruits, $50 lbs chocolate, 120 casks beer 25
cs grape juice, 500 gals and 65 cs whisky, 2, lilo
lbs and 10 cs wine, cs brandy, 81 carboys acid,
2 I25 lbs tobacco. 81 cs cigars and cigarettes,
IA coils rope, pkgs drugs, Is pes and II bdls
iron pkgs steel u steel beams. 2 250 bbls
cement, IL pkgs bicycles, 30 pigs dry goods, 4
cs shoes. % cs hats. p drums and 10 cs carbide,
] 600 cs coal oil, 40 drums and 80 cs gasoline
IS drums distiilate, 2.270 cs and 9S bbls oils 5
cyIs gas, q mules 1s3 live hogs, 25 pkgs paints
q bdIs shocks. SO bdls pipe, so cs powder, SOS
cs soap. 26 bales twine, I6S boiler tubes II, ,027
lbs lead, &c pkgs saddlery.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-15
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION

A forty hours devotion service will
begin at st. Anne's church at 1920
in the afternoon the ceremony of the
formal affiliation of st. Anne's CONTRA
ternity with the arch confraternity of
Quebec will take place. There also will
be an enrolment of old and new mem
bers in medals proper to the contra
ternity and a veneration of the relic of
ST. Anne which was secured by Arch
bishop Begin of Quebec on his last visit
to Rome and sent to St Anne's church
as a precious heritage. Rev. Father j.
]. McCue is pastor of ST. Anne's church.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-15

for Coos bay. Aug 14-Stmr Asuncon. for San
Francisco; stmr Casco. for Grays Harbor; stmr
Roanoke. for San Francisco, via Eureka
Arrived Aug 14-stmr Yosemite. hence
Aug II.
stmr George W. Fenwick, with log raft in tow.
Arrived Aug 14-Br ship Andorinha. from
TERMINAL. IsLAND-sailed Aug 1Estmr
Francis II. Leggett. for San francisco:
SANTA BARBARA-Arrived Aug 14-Stmr
Queen. hence Aug Is, and sailed for San Diego
SAN -PEDR0-Arriyed Aug 13-Stmr Kay
Arrived Aug IMstmr James s. Higgins, hence
Sailed Aug -stmr Francis H. Leggett. for
San Francisco; stmr Carmel, for San Francisco;
Ger stmr Ramses, for San Francisco.
EUREkA--Arrived Aug 14-Stmr Sibyi Mar
Sailed Aug i4-Stmr F. A. Kilburn, for San
Portland: stmr Katherine, for Redondo; stmr
City OF Topeka, for San Francisco
SOUTH BEND-Arriyed Aug 14-Stmr Daisy
Freeman, hence Aug 10.
Sailed Aug I4-Stmr Saginaw, for San Fran
NEAH BAY-Passed Aug 14-schr @. s.
''S't COOS BaYsaiied BAY Sailed Aug u 1GBktn Encore. for
Arrived Aug 14-stmr Breakwater. from As
GRAYs HARBoR-Arrived Aug 1s-stmr San
Jaeinto, hence Aug 0; stmr Bowdoin, hence
PoRT SAN LUIs-Arriyed Aug Barge ;,
hence. Aug II. in tow tug Sea Rover
with h'i barge in tow. .' for s San Francisco
Arrived Aug l4.stmr Coos Boy, hence Aug
Manning. from San Miguel island.
SEATTLE--Arrived Aug .13-Stmr Jefferson,
from skagway; stInr SPOKANE from sitka
Sailed Aug 14-Stmr President for San Fran
cisco; p: m, stmr Colonel E. l.. Drake for
San Francisco.
Arrived Aug 14-Stmr Governor, hence Aug H.
TACoMA-Sailed Aug 13-Fr bark Marechai
de Gentaut; for Melbourne
STR A1u1af fo~ Co Eror1 IN 4rrrr~ rfru
Goliah.
NEW YoRk.sailed Aug 1S-stmr Hawaiian,
ISLAND PORTS
HILo-Sailed Aug 13-o p. m. stnhr Enter
prise, for San Francisco
FOREIGN PORTS
CAILA0-Sailed Aug f4-Ger stmr Menthis.
for Corlnto fdne there Aug II, due at San
Francisco Sept 10Y.
LIvERPooIs-Arrived Aug 13-Fr stmr cey-
Arrived Aug 14-stmr Baltic. from New York
.VICToRIA-sailed Aug i4-Br stmr Green
Arrived Aug i4-Stmr Governor. hence Aug IL
Arrived Aug 14-Br stmr Empress of China.
from Hongkong; Br stmr Craisvar, from Homo
Sailed Aug 14-stmr President for San Fran
cisco: Br stmr Aorangi, for Brisbane
Mahony from Albion.
sALfNA CRUz-saiIed Aug 14Astmr Texan.
VANCOUVER Aug 13-Br stmr oanfa
for Tacoma. Aug l4-Br stmr Aorangi. for
Brisbane. via Honolulu
HOBART--Sailed Aug 11-FF ship Leon Blum,
for San Francisco.
PERIM-Sailed Aug 13-Fr stmr Ouessant
for San Francisco. via Hourkong
OCEAN STEAMERS
CHERBGURG-Saiied Aug 14-Stmr Deutsch-
land for New York.
NEW YoRK-Arrived Aug 14-Stmr Italia,
from Naples.
Arrived Aug 14-stmr Kaiserin Auguste vic
torla. from Hamburg.
YoKoHAMA-Arrived Aug lEstmr Lennox.
from Vancouver.
BosToN-sailed Aug 14-stmr Laurentian.
for Glasgow.
HAyRE-Arrived Aug 14-stmr La savoie
from New York.
MoNTREAI.-sailed Aug 14-Stmr Victorian,
for Liverpool
oUEBEc-Arrived Aug I4-Stmr Empress Of
Ireland from Liverpool.
QUEENST0wN-Sailed Aug 14-Stmr Celtic.
from Liverpool. for New FORK
SYDNEY. y. s. W.-Sailed Aug 1AStmr
Yeddo, for San Francisco. etc.
SOUTHAMPT0N-Saile Aug 14-Str Deutsch-
land. for New York. via Cherbourg.
LIBAU-Sailed Aug 10-Stmr Estonia, for
New York.