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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-15
1885 College d |!s'|''t!a 1901
harleston, S. 6.

124th Year Begins September 25th.
Entrance examinations will be
held at the County Court House
on Friday, July 3, at 9 a. m. All
candidates for admission can COM
pete in September for vacant Boyce
Scholarships which pay 500 "a year.
One free tuition scholarship to each
county of South Carolina. Board
and furnished room in dormitorv
$11. Tuition $40. For catalogue,
address HARRISON RANDOLPH,
$. President.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-15

There is no positive evidence that
Taylor was not at, the house, 1eorro-
borative Of his own testimony to that
effect and no motive can be traced to
him for having done the shooting. On
behalf Of Duncan's theory through
out that Taylor was the guilty man,
we have the suggestion that Taylor,
being at the hosue. shot in defense
of Hunter, whom it is charged fired
under corner Of the house. the posse
opening fire on him there, and it was
intimated In support Of this theory
that the mark Of the shot in that
portion Of the house would demon
strate the theory. This was a mat
ter susceptible Of direct proof but
none was brought fd rward. Some
Of the witnesses brought forward on
behalf Of Mr.. Duncan at this hearing
failed utterly to corroborate his theory
The testimony from the weather bu-
reau Office at Columbia, nine miles
from the scene, as to the cloudy con-
dition Of the weather at Columbia.
and the inference sought therefrom,
that Hunter could net have been
visible for Identification, fails to out
weigh the positive testimony of the
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07
MANUEL SWEARS TO
. PROTECT PORTUGAL
King Takes Oath of Allegiance
to People Before Parlia-
ment and Prelates
Declares Ideal Is Nations Pros.
perity and Ambition to
Win Peoples Love

LISBON. May s.-Manuel. the boy
king of Portugal. solemnly took the
oath of allegiance to his people today
and with all the traditional courtly OBJ
servance was proclaimed the ruler Of
the nation.
and the city was ag1ow with brilliant
sunshine and a myriad of flags and
flowers. Through the streets, which
were lined with troops and filled with
throngs of people, King Manuel, ac-
companied by the high dignitaries,
drove in the state coach to the parlia-
ment house
The balconies of the houses along
the route through which the procession
passed were strikingly hung with tap
estries, flags and streamers, and were
crowded with women who eagerly
leaned over the ratings to catch a
glimpse of the king as he rode smartly
by. closely guarded by troopers.
WOMEN ATTEND CEREMONY
The ceremonies occurred in the pres
ence of brilliant assemblage, made up
of deputies, court functionaries. MEM
bers of the diplomatic corps and their
wives. the delegates to the interna-
llOndi leleREdpnlC conferences, now ue-
ing held in this city, the patriarch Of
Lisbon and all the prelates of Portugal,
as well as a large gathering Of women
of the nobility.
King Manuel. who presented a strik-
ing figure in his cloak OF velvet and
ermine, and who was followed by her
aids and pages, was tremendously es-
corted to the throne. On his majesty S
right, resting on credence table, was
the royal crown, which. according to
tradition. King Manuel does not wear
and which is consecrated to the Virgin
Mary With the crown We're the royal
standards, the sword and the crucifix
and the famous rr1issal OF Gonzalyes
the Portuguese missionary.
Holding the royal scepter in his left
hand, the king placed his right hand
on the sacred book of the gospel and
swore TO maintain the Catholic religion
and the integrity of the realm and to
observe the constitution and laws Of
Portugal.
MANUEL DESCRIBES IDEAL
After the oath had been taken King
Manuel read the following discourse:
My ideal is the nations prosperity
and my ambition is the winning of my
peoples love-
From the balcony of the parliament
building Manuel was formally pro-
claimed king by the grand standard
bearer of the realm, whereupon the
shouts of the heralds of Long live the
king arose. and the booming of guns
carried the news throughout the city
Upon the conclusion of the ceremony
the king returned to the Necessidades
palace
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07
cALIFoRNIANs IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, May 5.-The following
Californians are registered in New
York.
San Franisco-Louis Weber, Waldorf
Astoria; Mrs. Cornelia Brewer Vokes
Belmont; F. D. Bovard, Albemarle; c.
H Kron, Latham; ]. A. McRae, Grand
Union; R. H Cooper, Broadway Cen
trail; C. E. Green, Holland house; C. Dix
King Edward, ]. G. Sirmsen, Herald
Square; w. ]. Stewart, st. Andrew: r
Bier, st. Denis; D. Davis. Belvedere: s.
Hale. Grand Union; c. c. Tracy Jr.
Belmont; A. Wyatt and wife, Belyedere;
w. F. Boardman. Plaza; A. F. Fowler
Prince George. j. M. Harris and wife
Gerard.
Los Angeles-E S. Martin, Hoffman
house; M. Hapgood, Belmont; Rev. A
Jouvenceau. Grand Union; Miss v. NJ
Mccarthy. Grand Union; Miss D. Ryan
Grand Union; II. L. Simmonds. Conti-
mental; ]. T. Clapp, Aastor house; J
w. Phelps and wife, Gerard; NJ R
Gray, Albany: ]. Burr and wife, Grand
Union: J. Dyett, Belmont.
Bakersfield-Mrs. Cooper, Broadway
Central.
Berkeley. X. Mclean, Grand
Union; B. Moses, Murray Hill.
trail.
Marshall-H F. Sirmsen, Mrs C
Sirmsen, Herald Square.
Oakland-D. M. Morris, Imperial; c
!. Lincoln and wife, st. Denis; r. Stew.
art, st. Andrew.
San Diego-B. Lubin, Albany.
San JOSEF Palmer, z. Williams
Martha washington.
San Mateo--A. S. Green, Holland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07
RUSSIA THREATENS
TURKISH FRONTIER
Military Preparations Attract
Foreign Consuls and Alarm
Caucasus
Troops Held in Readiness and
Large Quantities OF Munitions
of War Are Moved

ST. PETERSBURG. May 6--Tne MI
tary preparations now oeins Il1~e
bv Russia on The Turkish, IIVn-
tier have attracted the at1ene.1n ~.
Of the foreign consuls IN eo
Caucasus. and several OF these repIs
sentatives have sent in reports resaIu-
ing the uneasfness Of the popuia.l.osn
and the expectation of trouble W.
Turkey. A consular report LioI1
Batoum. received at one of the emodS
sizes here, details the arrival oy sea os
Russian artillery. a great quantity o.
ammunition and stores OF provisions
which are being forwarded to the soueh.
Furthermore. the military authorizes
are getting together large quantities OF
army supplies
1t has been learned here tnat tie
Sunjensk cavalry regiment lert IlniS
May for the Turkish frontier. ana the
Caucasian army corps viii be IN the
vicinity of Kars early In June. ostehr
sfbly for manevers, although tneSs
exercises generally are held at the emu
of the summer A battery OF mountain
guns have left Kiev for the Caucasus,
and the railroad lines running 10 tne
Caucasus continue TO be burdened Win
munitions of war for the force assem-
bling at Tifiis.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07
staaIsIaus county.

In the same mail came a letter from
an army sergeant dated angel island
who stated that he had started saving
votes once before and now inclosed 43
for the young woman favored by the
sailor OF the Georgia, because she
wanted an education. as he knew he
was aiding where aid would be appre-
ciated.
He did not wish, he said. TO aid some
one toward a trip that wasn't needed
or desired half so earnestly as the
young woman desired the chance to
better herself in life.
Now that the feet has arrived the
special fleet week offer is causing keen
competition and many new contestants
have entered, as they are assured of an
even start for this 5000 prize. Many Of
the sailors OF the feet have their can
didates selected and the help OF the
men of the feet on this last shore leave
in the United States is aid not to be
despised.
Following is the honor roll OF those
who have more than 100 votes:
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07
CLEVELAND'S CONDITION
RAPIDLY IMPROVING
Former President Recovering,
but Statements Will Be
Issued Each Night

LAKEWOOD. N J.. May 6.-In order
that the public may daily be kept in
formed Of the condition of ex-PresI-
dent Grover Cleveland. who is Su6er-
ing an acute attack OF Indigestion. an
nouncement was made by Mrs Cleve-
land tonight that a statement would
be issued each night through the Asso-
ciated Press giving the desired infOr-
nation regarding Mr.. ClevelaRd's prog
ress. The statement tonight from Mrs.
Cleveland is that Mr.. Cleveland is get
ting along nicely and is gaining rap
idly.
Dr. Joseph B. Bryant, Mr.. Cleveland .
physician, returned from New York
today to attend the patient
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07

from Westport. for San Pedro.
PORT TOWNSEND-Arrived Nav 6-Shfn
BENJAMIN T. Packard, from Norfolk. via Monte
BALLARD-Arrived May 5-schr stimsOn.
from san Pedro
Wand from San Pedro; schr Ludlow. from san
Pedro; schr Transit, hence April "a; schr Cecilia
Sudden. hence April %; nktn Newsboy. from
San Pedro; bktn John c. Meyers. from Callao:
stmr Santa Monica, hence May I schr Henry
Wilson. from San Pedro. May 5-Stmr Fair
Sailed May, I-schr Annie Larsen for San
cisco; scnr oliver j. Olsen for San Franelseo: seo:
stnr ]. MarhoHer, for San Francisco.
Sailed May 5-Stmr Sves. for San Francisco:
PORT SAN LUIs-Sailed May s-stmr Atlas.
With barge 3 In tow for San Francisco
sTTAlToosH-Passed May 5-sehr camapo.
hence April 26. for Gamble: bark James NesrnifS.
from Townsend for Bristol bay.
Passed In May 6-Br stmr Aorangi. from Aus
SAN DIEGo-sailed May s-stmr Melvin.
Dollar for San Francisco.
FORT BRAGG-sailed May e-stmr Arctic.
PORT GAMBLE-Arrived May 6-Schr ca
mano, hence April &c.
ISLAND. PORTS
HONOLULC-Arrived May Bark h
Rithet. hence April Is
MANILA Arrived May I-Br stmr sikh. from
Hongkong, etc.. for New York
FOREIGN PORTS
VICT0RIA-Arrived May 6-Stmr Umatilla.
D.
AID YOKOHAMA g.. 8. s.
Arrived prior April s--Br stnr Antilochus.
from Victoria.
cOLoN-Arrived May 5-stmr Finance. from
New York. --
HAMBURG-Arrived May 3-Ger stmr serani.
hence Dec 13.
MORORAN-Arrfved April 20-Ger stnr r..
from Otaru. for San Pedro
PORT SATALr-Arrived prior MAY 5Pr 49,
RtYerdale. from Tacoma. for United Kingdom
Observation-Disclosures prior May Sir 1frr
Riverdale. from Tacoma, for> United Kingdom
4Oh0HAMA-Arrived prior MAY 3-Br sfmr
Strathblane. from Oregon. for Calcutta.
NAPLES-Saiied May 2-Fr sfmr Ar,l-.1 ~.
gon, for San Francisco. via Yokohama
OCEAN STEAMERS
CHERB0U Rt-Sailed May 6-Stmr Krn,,-t,.
Wilhelm. for New York -
I NEW IORkzSalled May 6-Sfmr Vn.;.....
for Liverpool; stmr Oceanic. for Southamneon.
stmr Ryndam, tor Rotterdam. :
SOJTHAlPTON-Saile Nav 6-Str,- =,
attic. for New York 4ori-
Observation-Disclosures previous Nav e s.
Ah Maru, from Seattle. for Honxkona- ~,
I AntilocAus. from Seattle and Tacoraa s>sr. en
= rope: stmr MONGOLIA. from San Francisco xse 81.
Helclulu. for Hongkong. va
LIVEkPOOI--Arrived May s-Stmr rnr.n,.
/ from New York. -ecahiA'
| HoNGk0NG-Arrived previous Nav a s.
Avia. from San Francisco. via Honolxlr Nm IN
hama. etc.; stmr Empress or China frorr, 80
eouver. via Yokohama: stmr NfoDon Nar,- - IL.
san Francisco. via Honolulu and Yokohan, -e-'
PLIMOUTH-4rrived Mar 6St-e- n.'
land. from New York for Cherbo,,rr- 80, rS
burg. stmr Majestic from New Yo-t 80 - - m M
oours and southampton (and both procese,.S,s
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07
Girl Who Supports Family Seeks to
Rise in Life by Education
FIeetWeek Offer fS20OSpecialP PrizeLeads
MANY to Enter Calls $4,000 Contest

To show in what esteem The Calls
contest is held as a means of getting
on in the world the following letter
from a Stanislaus county girl is pub
lished. the name being withheld lest its
publication be considered unfair to 9TH
er contestants who have not made
their desires known TO the department:
Contest Department, The Call; Kind
" enter my name in the contest, as 1
desire better education that 1 may
procure higher paying position. At
present ! depend upon n very small sal
cry with which I have TO support my
mother and several small children and
my mother is an invalid. Thanking
you for placing my name upon the roll,
i am. yours sincerely,
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07
PATENTS TO CALIFoRyIANs

WASHINGTON. d. c.. May 6-Cali-
fornia patents were issued today as
follows. T. NJ Anderson, San Fran
cisco. clothes hanger; j. r. Atchison
and c. r Weymouth. San Francisco,
system of regulation for oil burning
plants; F. E. BosWorth. San francisco.
wave power pumping apparatus; J. J.
Dufiie. San Francisco. computing scale;
c. +. Glidden. Sisson. plug driver; o.
j. Gonzales, Palms. weeder and culti-
vatOr: I. L. Greenblat. San Francisco,
combined envelope and letter sheet: r.
D. Hoiabtrd- Los Angeles. connection
box; O. W. Ingersoll. Stockton. har-
vesteri 7. p. Reid. San Francisco. puz-
zle purse; W. NJ. Thomas, Santa Cruz.
automatic adjustable arch contraction:
j. p. Tuttle. Claremont. fruit and flower
picker
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07
BRITISH TROOPS SLAY
AFGHANS IN BATTLE
Encounter Occurs Near Khyber
Pass and Number of Dead
Is Uncertain

LONDON. May 6.-S1xty Afghans
were killed in the lighting which took
place between a large Afghan force
and the British troops last Sunday at
a point in the Khyber pass near Ladi-
Khohatal. according to a dispatch sent
in by a correspondent with the British
column A message is published here
today from Lahore, giving the Afghan
dead at 800. but this Communication
is discredfted.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

SAN PEDRO, May 6-The steamer Santa
Rosa, Captain Alexander, from San Diegc pro-
ceeded to San Francisco. The steam schooner
Wasp, Captain Wehnan. from Everett, arrived
today with 100000 feet of lumber. The steamer
George W. Elder, Captain lessen, from Port
land via San Francisco, today brought 900 tons
of grain, 80 tons of shakes and eight tons OF
merchandise, and viii load return cargo for
Portland, departing tomorrow evening. The
steam schooner Alcatraz, Captain Elesen. 81
hours from Greenwood. brought 300. 900 feet OF
lumber. The steam schooner Norwood. Captain
Martin. from Grays Harbor. brought 300, 900
Treanor, 13 days from Tacoma, arrived with
100000 feet OF lumber. The steam schooner
Ravelli, Captain Nelson, sailed today for Eureka
for orders.
The schooners ". H. Smith and Meteor, the
former for Grays Harbor and the latter for
San Francisco. departed today The steam
schooner Olympic. Captain Hansen. left today for
Bellingham. Lumber receipts at this port during
April amounted to 81. 2.7e5. 900 feet
PORTLAND. May 1.-THE French bark Cornil
Bart will start for New Caledonia tomorrow
morning in ballast. Carrying 10000 barrels Of
-four valued at $105. 900. the British steamship
Sheila left down this morning bound for the
orient. The Pacific export lumber company has
transport 100000 feet OF hr to Shanghai.
Leaving the steam schooner Minnie E. Kelton
moored at Astoria in charge OF a watchrnan.
Captain Mason brought the steam schooner
Washington to Portland early this morning Cap
tain Mason and crew expect to make pretty
rich haul In salvage. The Washington will load
wheat and lumber for the return cargo. The
steamer Elmore viii arrive from Tillamook TO.
night.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07
TONOPAH ANNUAL REPORT
SHOWS LARGE EARNINGS
Net Income From Mine Again
Passes Million Mark and
So Do Expenses
SO Do Expenses
sPEcIAL pIspATcH 10 THE CALL

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
BOSTON. Mass. May 6.-The Tono-
pah mining company OF Nevada issues
its annual statement for the year ended
February %. 1908, as follows:
Ore sales (total gross value or all
ore shipped), s4.22s.19S
Costs and deductions. s1.395.104.
Total production, s2,S34.OS4; increase.
$1,1S4, 2O2-
Less cost of products. $f.5ss.541; in
crease. s1,035, ,SS3-
Net earnings from mining. s1.2s5,55s;
increase. s14S.319.
Total income. including other income.
$1.471. SS7; decrease. $13.633-
surplus after dividend. 1921 .SS7; in
crease, S414.441.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07

British ship Falkenbank out 179 days from
Port Talbot, for Valparaiso, So per cent.
American ship Bangalore out 197 days from
Norfolk. for Honolulu, 5S per cent.
Chilean bark Adeln. out a5 days from Tacoma,
for Valparaiso, 55 per cent
American ship w. r. Babcock, out 100 days
from Newcastle, \. s. W., for Vancouver B. c.,
10 per cent.
British bark Indian Empire ont 102 days
from Monteyideo, for Sydney, 20 per cent
British ship Bardowie, out 156 days from Lis
bon, for Acapulco, 10 per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07
ROOSEVELT NAMES cRossLEY

WASHINGTON, May ,6.-Presldent
Roosevelt announced today that he
would shortly send to the senate
the nomination of James J. Cross
ley OF Iowa to be United States
attorney for the third district of
Alaska, to succeed Nathan " Har-
Ian resigned
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07


from a pile of lumber on Meiggs
wharf, in attempting to keep her
mother from falling, fell herself and
sustained a lacerated wound Of the
scalp.
Transport Dock for Landing
The United States transport dock has
been turned over to the citizens COM
mfttee as a landing for the use of Off
GERS and sailors of the fleet. In order
to give every facility to this movement
the transport Buford has been moved
out into the stream.
Nearly Loses His Eyebrow
R. Lindsay, barber, was brought
to the harbor hospital at about
o'clock yesterday afternoon suffering
from a lacerated wound of the nose
and eyebrow caused by fall. The
eyebrow was replaced by DR.. Tillman
Fish Tug Used for Sightseeing
So great was the demand for sea
going vessels yesterday morning that
the fish trust" tug, Christopher CO.
lumbus, was pressed into service, peo-
pie being willing to endure the odor to
view the naval parade.
State officers Go Out ON Tugs
Governor Gillett and his party wit
messed the entrance of the fleet from
the state tug Governor Markham. while
Lieutenant Governor Porter and Sec
retary Of State Curry were on the Gov
ernor Irwin.
See Fleet From Army Ting
The clerks and their wives of the
department of California were taker
out to the heads on the tug Genera,
Mcdowell and they had about as good
a time as any party that was on the
bay.
Colonel BelIinger Greets Fleet
Colonel J. B. Bellinger, of the United
States quartermaster's office, bid the
feet welcome from the transport tus
Sloeum.
Clubhouse Open to Navy
The clubhouse at the Presidio will be
open to the officers of the fleet during
their stay In this port.
Lumber Arrivals
Arrivals of lumber from the north
coast by sea yesterday amounted tc
1. $50, 900 feet.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07
U. 5. Branch Hydrographic once

=
A branch OF the United States Hydrographic
Ofhce. located at the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained Ia San Francisco for the benefit Of
Mariners without regard to nationality and free
OF expense. NavigatOrs are cordially invited to
visit the office. where complete sets OF charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kept ar
hand for comparison and reference and the lat
est information always be obtained regard
ing lights. dangers TO navigation and matters
Of interest 10 ocean commerce.
]. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. L. S. N. In charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07
Army TRANSPORTS

The Burnside is on the northern coast
The Buford is in port; will sail June FOR
Manila.
The Crook is due to arrive from Manila FRI
day.
The Kilpatrick is az Newport News, Va.
The Dix left Honolulu for Seattle April II.
The Logan Is In port undergoing repairs.
The Meade is at Newport News, Va.
The sherman left Honolulu April IS for
Manila.
The Sheridan sailed May for Manila.
The Thomas arrived at Honolulu May T.
The Warren Is at Manila.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07
Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau, San Francisco, May 6.
RAINFALL, DATA
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07
Egg Market In Ne.rhx f..-.

SANTA CRUZ. Nay 6.-The egg ms-S-,
mains pracueaiy unchanged. Merchants s-s - rs
ing tee dozen The supply Is srfacIs,.P Pal. =
meet an 1e"anos ron the outside marksE
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07

average snow on ground % inches
SYNOPSIS
The pressure has fallen steadily over the
northern half of the Pacific slope. Rain has
fallen from Eureka northward and conditions
are favorable for southerly winds and showers
in the central and northern portions OF Cali
fornia Thursday.
1t is cooler in the Sacramento valley. but
slightly warmer in the San Joaquin.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicnity-Clondy. unsettled
weather Thursday; probably showers; fresh south
wind.
Santa Clara valley-Cloudy Thursday; prob
ably showers fresh south wind.
Sacramento valley-CIoudy; probably showers
Thursday; warmer near Sacramento: fresh south
wind.
San Joaquin yailey-Cloudy Thursday; fresh
south wind
Los Angeles and vicinity-CIoudy Thursdays
fresh west wind A. G.. McADIE.
District Forecas aster
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07
GRAND PRIZE DISTRICT "B"

SCBDISTRICT NO. /
That portion OF Oakland lying south of the
center of Twenty-second street and west Of Lake
Merritt and Channel
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07
CONTEST HONOR ROLL
AND PRIZE DISTRICT "a"

The following is the full list of con-
testants who have reached the honor
roll;
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07
sUBDIsTRIcT no. 4
suBDIsTRIcT so. )
STDDIsTRICT 30. 8

The Sunset district. That section bounded by
u street. Stanyan street. Twin peaks. Corbett
avenue. Ocean avenue and the ocean,
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07
SUBDIsTRICT 10. 2

That portion of Oakland bounded by Forty
first street Park avenue, the bay, Twenty
second street, Pleasant Valley avenue and In
cuding Piedmont
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07

from pile of lumber on Meiggs
wharf, in attempting to keep her
mother from falling, fell herself and
sustained lacerated wound Of the
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07
sUBDISTRICT NO. 9
sUBDIsTRICT NO. 10

South San Francisco. That section bounded
BY Army street. San Bruno avenue. county line
and the bay.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07

Counties of Fresno. MADEIRA. Mono, Inyo Al
pine. Kern. Tulare. Kings
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the Key Route. imbibed too freely Of
the water front brands yesterday and as
the fleet was passing the ferry build
ing lost his balance and fell in the
bay. The ferry steamer Cazadero,
which was just returning from the fleet
parade, lowered boat and rescued
him. Stronker, whose residence is in
Oakland, was taken to the harbor emer-
gency hospital. where he was treated
by DR.. Beasley.
Newsboy Is Total Wreck
The launch Newsboy is total wreck
at San Diego. 1t was taken to that
port by its owner. Jack O'Bryan. to
do passenger business between the fleet
and the shore. Last week 1t ran ashore
and sank and all that was saved was
the engine. The Newsboy for many
years had been plying between this city
and Oakland carrying the morning
papers.
Cruise Among War Vessels
w. B. Hamilton, the former deputy
collector of the port. and C. A. Stephens
and party. had the use of the red
stack tug Sea King with which to view
the fleet yesterday. After the vessels
had dropped their anchors the tug
cruised around the different men-of-
war and the party paid their compii-
nents to the officers and men.
Yosemite Takes st. Francis Guests
The guests of the Hotel st. Francis
were taken out to the heads early yes
terday morning as guests of that hos
telry on the steamer Yosemite. They
followed the fleet over the entire course
and it was late in the afternoon when
| they returned.
| Woman Falls From Lumber
| Mrs. Annie Steveler, 2243 Sutter
street. while viewing the feet parade