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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-08

MOUNTAIN VIEW BUILDING LOTS.
81 s5O-l5s acres in fne building lots, i'd
ioi1ing town Of Mountain View, Santa Clara
Cunt. viii sell IN subdivisions Of 94x22S
feet for $3.50 each; elegant homes surround
this property; delightful climate; conmutation
service TO San Francisco. (Rl2sS)
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-08
ROOMS TO LEr-contInued

| DUBOCE av.. 4s6-2 elegantly furnished single
! rooms for rent; be arranged for light
/ house keeping
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-08
IRRIGATED FARMS

Ore Dollar and Fifty-six Cents Per Aer.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-08

SIS per acre $50 acres fne grain land.
fenced and cross fenced into fields; fne 2
story residence and other small DWELLINGS,
FIRST class Improvements; steel wincmills:
concrete tanks: acJOins TurlOck irrigation dis
trIct on two sides. tR5S5l
can sell your ranch Or town property.
Write me about H. Send for latest issue OF
country catalogue, free. Office open Wednes-
eEo- W AUSTIN, lois Broadway. oakland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
ASKS $4,000 FOR
DAMAGED BARN

because one OF It's cars insisted
ON jumping the track and running
Wild on Aug "a OF last year. the
Seattle Electric Co. Was made de.
PENDANT to-day In n suit Tor $4,000
damagea brought by John Schmidt
The latter lives at ballard and his
particular exceptions 90 the errattc
antics OF the mentioned car rest iu
the fact that the corporation best
that money eau buy electrically
propelled vehicle after leaving the
aforesaid track took wlld dash
through Schmldt's barn.
Schnildt'E plant IN legal form.
recilea that the car "cafeleaAly
heediassly. negiiEcntly aud wrong
fully was defaii-d. propelled aud
thrown with great force upon and
ran into aud against the aforesaid
barn. the property Of these plain.
lifts and ala thereby smash. break
demollsh and ~hoiiy destroy the
said barn for hArn purposes.
The plaintiffs friends explain
that after all this happened
Schmidt found he had snddealy &C.
auired great quantity Of kindliuE
wood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
PURCELL TO FIGHT
DIVORCE ACTION

"Ali we can expect from the
court explained Nj Lung today
IL m annulment of the marriage
aud our suit costs aud attorney fees
Ia some places the fact that a man
lives with a woman whom he mar
rled wlth an undiyofeed wife leylng.
after he finally divorces the first
wife. makoa the union legal This
explains our ease IN brief. but that
law does not hold here"
The Boston woman who contends
that Purcell deceived her Il at the
home of friends. AID. according tu
her attorney. will have nothing fur.
Their 70 say until the ease Is called
10 court II is generally believed
that Walter S Fulton viii appear
on behalf OF Purcell iu the divorce
action. although today no definite
statement TO that effect could be
secured.
The first I knew Of thls suit
was wheu l read Il story IA the
Portland papers. explained Purcell
= have returned % contest g. |
do not deny the Boston marriage
have nothing further 10 say
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
TO APPLY FOR
INJUNCTION

The fight over the construction
of the Children'u orthopedlo hos.
pisal must so to the courts and
there be determined upon its mer
its. II. " Thomson. a. chairman
OF the hoard OF public works. stat
ed today TO the Queen Anne hill
residents. who had petitioned him
10 deny building permit TO the
hospital that he had no authority
to refuse the application.
u WAS claimed rs residents IN
tho vicinity Of the proposed hoapi.
tai site that the diseases 10 be
treated there originate largely from
pulmonary trouble. aud that the
hospital would be menace a. well
az an eyasote. The board of public
works. upon receiving the com
plant. delayed issuing the permit.
and VAS served with a writ Of man.
dat" To do ~ oT show cause
As no legal cause can be shown
the only recourse left those fight
tins the hospital IL 10 apply for an
Injunction. aud this. Il Was stated
this morning. will In all probability
be done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
WILL IMPROVE
EAGLES HALL

Extensive improvements. costing
In the neighborhood Of $4,000. will
be made TO the local hail OF the
Fratefnal Order Of Eagles. at
Seventh ay and Pine st.. and Aren't.
toct James Blackwell has completed
designs for the work.
The lodge has decided to raise
tho building. adding two stories an.
derneath. aud to build an additional
seven feet on the south side. on
account of losing seven feet on the
north side as a result OF the Pine
81 widening In the basement Will
be located club rooms. gymnasium.
baths. etc
The lodge was awarded $4,000
damages aa a result Of the Pine st.
condemnation proceedings. This
will help defray the cost OF the
improvements
II IL announced that delegation
OF 900 Eagles from Spokane will at.
tend the grand aerie In this city.
beginning August II. coming 20
Seattle ON a special train The Los
Angeles delegation will also make
the trip In a special train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25

Frank Purcell was personally
served yesterday afternoon with
papers Ia the divorce action instis
tuted by Mary Doherty Moaa, who
alleged that she married him In
Boston when he vas going under
the name OF Pierce J. Moss.
Purcell returned 10 Seattle With
his latest bride. formerly the wild
ow Of former state Senator A T
Van dc Vanier. aud Immediately
took apartments la the Tourist ho-
tel Neither of them deny furccll'H
boston marriage and apparently
view the outcome Of the auit with
unconeern
The BOSTON woman who Il nov
seeking separation from Purcell
Ia not the mans LEGAL wife This
Is acknowledged By Henry "
Lung. hor attorney. The unusual
condition arises because OF the fact
that Purcell Vas not divorced from
his lfish wife when he married
Miss DohortY. All the latter IL
seeking. according 70 hor attorney.
h au annulment Of the marriage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
WANTS JAP
EXCLUSION
Hayes Says Entire Pacific
Coast Is Against
0rientals.
tsy United Prsss.)

WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.-Appar
entity unmlndful Of President ROOse
yelta strong opposition 10 bis pro.
posed Japanese exclusion Law. Rep.
resentatlye Hayes. Of California. 70.
day appeared before the foreign af.
fairs committee 10 address the com
mittee on the subject
The Californian declared that the
whole Pacific coast Is unanimously
in favor OF the measure The bill
tightena the Chinese exclusion law
and subjects the japanese 10 the
same conditions that govern the
admission OF Chinese Representa-.
tive Kahn also addressed the com.
mlttee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
HOSPITAL ORDINANCES
ARE INTRODUCED

An ordnance authorizing the
appropriation ~ money o. purchase
site and erect a buiidink for an
Isolation hospital aud hospital Tor
the treatment Of uFthopedie sub.
Iecta vas introduced In the city
council last night b. Councilman
Gricht0n.
An ordnance amending the build.
ing ordinance 40 Ra 10 prexeut q
projected hospital beinK erected
with 100 feet frontage on any
street. and requiring a 50 per cent
vote ~ the property owners within
500 feet 81 the site. Nas also IN
trpduced Roth we're referred "a
the health and sanitation commit
tee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
CUSTOMS SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS

The regular annual examinations
TO establish future eligible regis.
ters for the various positions in the
customs service fof the Port Town.
send. Wash. customs district will
b. held At Port ToWnaeud. Wash
on MAJ ~. 1905
Application blanks and lnstFuc-
tiunS 10 applicants may be obtain.
ed from G. " Matthews. the com.
missions representative at the Sc
attic Ipostofflee. or from the secre-
tary of the Twelfth civil service
district. San Francisco. Cal.
Applications must be filed with
tho district secretary not later
than 4 30 D m. on April IA. 1908
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
ATTACKS GILL'S STAND ON
CHARTER AMENDMENTS

in getting these amendments sub.
mitted TO a vote largely on account
Of the incident and determined on
position " II G. Gill. who repre-
senta some aud misNpfusentz some
others 81 the eitirens OF the Third
ward IN the city council Aud. for
the reason OF his opposition to these
amendments as wolf a. Tor other
reasons, 1. for one. trust that Mr.
Gu viii not be returned Ia the city
council
A year ago last winter Mr. GIL
vent 10 Olympia while the IeRiala
ture Vas Ia &easion to lobby for the
passage Of certain legislation In
which some public service corpora.
tionH Of this city were deeply In.
tgrCsted Next winter an effort
will BE- made to induce the state log
islature 20 submit to the people a
direct legislation amendment Aad
whrn that measure couica up IA the
legislature and Mr.. Gill shows up At
Olympia 90 lobby against q. ! truai
hc vii not carry with him on that
trip the prestige NJ being a member
81 the Seattle city council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25

sress, amendments propose TO
.~.x froa, che city council
=. r..l legislative authority and
:. .,.ee ,eai authority In the hands
= ], :. ,.aels whenever the people
= 49,. =. q eAerciss Il said joe
essIs s..ssaiafy ~ the nlrect Log
' ST.. leakae. last night In dis
800 ne direct legislation char.
:. .assaments At city parp
:. .'..' s Al the Renion TN elnh
hsase A.. ,fsaead N
-, ssousloa ga the ground that
. - ..s.,..,s q seattle are rot capa.
- a ,sxl.lallng Tor themselves
- an ~ yoa Who are not
~. 49, n lexislstine for yourselves
80 agaias, them. ior Il they
:. /. .soplsd goa viii be siten the
...,-,,elt, 10 40 YauF own lcgias
~ a. me other hand ! urge
= uaa aho are capable If lex
-..,,ss AZ yourselves TO vote tof
-, Ana / feel confident that II
= A lher ziil be- adopted
swe lad considerable difficulty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
MOORE RALLY AT
EGAN'S HALL

and the A q 4 W hall over I,si
terRofih'a undertaking patlors ON
First ~.
The speakers at the South Park
and south Seattle meetings viii Ia.
clude Mayor Moore and George +.
NotteFtl. aud 30 Sweeney will be
che chief speaker at che A. O. l..
" hall meeting
Tomorrow night meetings will be
held az the BEACON Hil engine
house. MadfnnA hall. Third ward.
aud ReddinK'a halt Queen Anne
hiil. Mayor Moore Will attend the
Catholic fair at Hiilman City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
LIQUOR PUTS ENTIRE
FAMILY in JAIL
tsy uai,.d prs..)

SPOKANE. Feb. 25-The spo.
kane fznlicc took Into custody this
moFuluk the whole Mcfarland fam
ily With the exception Of the
father
Elsie is Was arrested Tor IRE.
queutius saloons Hoy. 20. Tor car.
FYing 4 revolver. aud Wilbur. 3.
for beating hts mother The latter
IL IN the hospital. black and blur
from the beating
Mrs Mcfarland vas once YER,
beautiful and well kuusn in Spo.
kane Liquor Is said 10 have rtlnse
"a. family
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
rmhsrrlrr Arrts,.d

Chaa Saddle Wasaaf. wanted In
Santa Cruz. Cal. on tho charge OF
embsski.ment. vas arrested at bst
First Rv y b Detectives nyrns
aud Phillips WasAsr has t.een Ia
the city three weeks. but vas not
located until YESTERDAY He will b.
held until the santa Cruz anthofi
ties send for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
Ex-HUSBAND
IS ARRESTED

Complaint vas filed this after
nooh With the prosecuting attorney
BY Mrs Rnaa Weaterharde. charE
ing Herman Weuterharde. from
whom she vas recently divorced
With assault aud battery.
Yesterday the former husband
vent - his wlfes home. 80 esth
av. y. for his clothes. and started
90 assault her tie Eas arrested
and Judge Frater put him under
bonds to keep the peace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
Wants Meraer Dissolved.

GUTHRIE. Okla. Feb. 25.--Gov.
Haskell last night sent a communi-
cation 10 Attorney General West In
which he ordered him 10 institute
proceedings to dissolve an alleged
merger between the Rock Island
and the Frisco railroads IN the new
state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25

NEW YORK. Feb. es.--Charisa
W Morse. the fallen tinaneier. Ia.
day dsmnrTed 90 the indictment
charging him with perjury Ia con.
nection with evidence be gave be.
fore the grand jury concerning a
money loan to = u. Thomas. The
court set arguments for March 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
espre.. eampanls. on Raek

CHICAGO. Feb - Federal
Judge kohinaat to-day began the
hearing OF arguments "a sustain
the governments petition for an
injunction To prevent express com
psnles from issuing franks 10 ON.
ployea and favored shippers. Who
are brought under the lisyhuFn act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25

..a nat ~ new and prom
~ sneakers vii be introduced
lsea' Nnore meeting e. be
lealkai rssus hal in the Arcade
~ II Powell viii preside. and
'esa ,,sra wili anelu,Se Reuben
lhs 49, n " holy Austin =
= leass .sa either prominent old.
dsf.. l.,aellesas. aud 30 sweeney,
o. ~ Tneker and John II shor
Nas .erieeut democrats
g M, CITY party meetinE. VII De !,
q. o's ...lsei Al Ncwells hall, south
- nealess ball. South Park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
ACCEPT FRANCHISE.

The county commissioners today
officially accepted the franchise
given = X Waldrpn a Co. cover.
Ina the construction aud operation
Of line Of electric railway on
Nashnn ihland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25

and last year wer~ g 600 600 more
than for the preceding pyried.
The company - paving $40 900
a year taNes On It's building here
and We ought 60 be given a fair
hearink
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
r. NJ. SPINNING
1910 Second Avenue

TEA
Take back your money
and keep the tea-you
may give it away il you
like.
Your grocer returns your money
II you don't like Schilling's Best.
we pas him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
PIONEER BURIED

William W. Wlneman. 70 years
old. died yesterday al the home Of
his son. n. u WisemHn 4at Third
av. ". The deceased was one of
tho pioneers OF the state. having
settled Ri Walia Wsila in 1859
rilcfe he lived until few years
ago lie leaves ak children Fu
neral services we're held this after
noon At Buttervorth's chapel by
Ruv. ". A. Major.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
.stsAtsktsttttk
! HILL TO PARALLEL THE
G. y. n.


WINNIPEG. Man. Feb 20 -- :
James } liin has spread a 4
! large force of engineers over 4
! a stretch at l,i0a miles be- 4
aNeen brandon. Man. aud Cal /.
Eafy, Alberta. preparing. Il n 4
said. to parallel the Canadian 4
Paeifn system. !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
srogssGl MAY DC SHOT
10y uni,sd Prsss.l

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb.
IS Gen stoeahel. Who Was
found guilty on charges
growing out Of the surrender
OF Port Arthur. has pcti.
toned the CEAf for a fun
pardon II tho Car refuses
10 act on the recommends.
ton Of the military Judges
that the death sentence be
committed to ten years. Gen.
stoesael will be shot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
ADDITIONAL DOCKS
ARE NEEDED

II IL useless 20 build more ships
without more docks. and almost
useless 10 enlarge the fleet for the
dgscnse OF the Pacific without pro.
yidlng the essential facilities for
maintaining them"
Three additional docks rather
tiian one for the Hremertou navy
yard was the necessity urged upon
the Chamber OF Commerce by the
nAyg Yard committee this after
naon. Two additional docks. II In
recommended. should be built nov
and a third should be ultimately
provided for
TIE report of the committee cites
that with the present docking "a
eilltiea. the nFsmefteu dock being
the oniy one on the Pacific coast
which could do real service. the
Pacific fleet would be practically
useless ia case OF war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
TIE STARS BIRTHDAY.

= The Star enters upon lie 4
= tenth year today. II was es 4
= tsblished on Feb. p, 1893. =
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
REFUSES 4 DfVoRcE
TO MARIE K0COUR
Judge Trout Heeds Denial of
Former Fur Dealer of
Failure TO Provide

Marie Kocour, who brought suit for
divorce from Adolphe Kocour, formerly
in the fur business on the ground of
failure to provide, was refused a decree
yesterday by Judge Trout who had
the case under submission several
weeks. Kocour denied that he had
failed TO support his wife and claimed
that she forced him TO leave the house
after she Inherited several thousand
dollars from her parents.
The following divorces were granted
by Judge Trout: Oren s. Dwier from
Nellie NJ. Dwier, desertion; Ella Or
lon from Edward Orlof, willful neglect.
The following suits for divorce We're
begun yesterday: Emma Bodie against
Henry Bodie. failure to provide: Mary
A. krupp against Jacob II. Krupp, de-
sertion; Maria +. Spiess against Gott-
lieb Spiess. suit for annulment on the
ground that defendant had a wife liv-
ing at the time of his marriage TO
plaintiff; May Bright against Richard
Bright. cruelty; Matte Bonnell against
Clifford Bonnell desertion.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
HAS MANIA FOR
CHANGING SHIPS
Andrea BogomoIoff OF Russia
Swims From the Peru to
the Acapulco in Storm
Officers of Pacific Mail Have
Trouble Keeping Passenger
on Board

Andrea BogomolofT of Russia is on
record as the most eccentric passenger
that the Pacific Mail company ever
Golden gate. A carpenter by trade,
we'll read and an agreeable conversa-
mind however, as to the direction in
which he should travel.
He left the isthmus on the City of
Para and travelled as far as Corinto.
There he made up his mind that he
would go no further by water. He
changed his mind after the, ship had
sailed and when the Peru reached Co
rinto Bogomoloff went on board. Be-
fore reaching Acajutia he became un-
easy again. At Acajutla a terrific cleo
trio storm was experienced, accompa-
MED by torrents OF rain. At the height
of the storm Bogomoloff appeared on
deck, carefully dressed and wearing
over his coat a life preserver. In his
hand he carrie9 an open umbrella.
Thus accoutered he walked down the
gangway, stepped overheard and swan
to the liner Acapulco. which was about
to leave for Panama He boarded
the Acapulco with his umbrella still
unfurled but was Immediately returned
to the Peru in charge of the Acapul
cos second mate. He was taken back
in a lifeboat.
He expressed desire TO remain at
AcajutIa until he had made UP his
mind which way he really wanted to
travel, and Captain McKinnon put him
ashore with pleasure.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
PREVENTS A FURTHER
CLASH AT GREEK CHURCH
Agreement Reached in Court
Concerning the Sunday
Collection

A recurrence of the lighting which
took place at the Greek church a week
ago will be prevented Sunday by de-
cision arrived at by the warning fac
tions yesterday at the behest of Judge
Sturtevant. Asked to dissolve the in
junction restraining the minority fac
tion from collecting the funds. Judge
a full statement of the case could be
presented TO him. He insisted, how
ever. that the rival Office holders should
decide upon persons to take charge of
the collections Sunday. A conference
was thereupon held in court and s.
Macaronis, the pastor, aand Peter
Georges an eX-treasurer, were named as
custodians Of whatever money is con-
tributed tomorrow. The matter of the
dissolution of the injunction went over
until Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18
RAILWAY TRAVEL
RAILWAY TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific RailrOadCO.
SOUTHERN DIVISION
May o, 1a0s
VIA sAUSAITTO
NHE = tvs
VIA SAUSAITTO

VIA SAISALITO
For sauralito. VIII Valley, san Ra-
fael-Daiiy-Every 80 minutes from
s:45 to s:45 a. m.;. hourly until 3:45
p. m. then AIS and every so minutes
until 7:45 D. m; 500. 1885 D. m, 1915
on Sundays additional trips as fol-
lows: 1915. Ills a. m. and 1915. lis
For FairfaH-week days-s:45. 7:1s.
5:45 D. m Sundays-8.15 9:I5. 9.45
1915. 1o:45, 11:40 a. M; 12:45, 1:45. 2:45.
For SAN paily-s:45 a m.
Sis a. m. and 2:45 D. m. daily for
Lagunitas, Camp Meeker. Monte Rio
Cazadero and way stations.
Sis D. m daily, except Sundays. 9:45
a. m. and 7:45 D. m. Sundays only for
Point Reyes and way stations
VIA TiBURON
For Tfburon, BeIvedere and san Ra-
fael-7.35. 500. zoe, 100 a. m; 1890
sSS So 'ag s5asS ssO aditioRRaF p m tEip d1iy =
D. m. for San Rafael and intermediate
7:s5 a. m. daiIv-For Petaluma. san
ia Rosa. Healdsburg, Cloverdale. Ukiair
Willis. Sherwood. sebastopol and way
500 a. m daily-For Petaluma. san
IA Rosa, Camp Vacation and way sta
500 a. m daily-For Glen Ellen ana
way stations
1i:se q m daity-Eer PSszIzzl sar-
IA Rosa and way stations.
$3.50 D. m daily-For Peta1uma. San
ia Rosa. Healdsburg. Cloverdale Irl<iah
Guerneville. Se5astoDol and way sta
SO D. m daiIy-For Petaluma San
ia Rosa and way stations
5:s0 .. m. daily-For Glen Ellen and
way stations.
-Tihuron only
Pacific Transfer Co.'S agents are an
thorized to check baggage direct for,
residence.
Ticket Olnce---- Ferry Bufidinr
General Ofnees---.- James Flood BuIIdirs
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-18

chartered the schooner Sequel TO load lumber
at Grays Harbor for the west coast. 1t is due
there in two days. 1t IS reported that the
British ship Steraloon which was here last
fall probably viii return from Europe with
q general cargo by the end Of the year.
san PEDRO, July 1.-THE steamer Olsen
and Mahoney. Captain Payne, arrived this morn
lag from Grays HaTbor with ! ,00o, 900 feet of
lumber The steamer Queen. Captain Hall ar
rived tonight from San Francisco with freight
anu PASSENGERS The schooner Queen Captain
Larsen. arrived this afternoon. lumber laden o,f
j DAYS from TillamoOk- The United States
lighthouse tender Madrona, CAPTAIN Anderson
arrived from a cruise. Ii will clear tomorrow
for san Diego.
TACOMA. July 1.-THE schooner Minnie
Game finished loading l .O00. eco feet of lumber
for Hilo and rrcssabIy wiz get to sea tomorrow
Tie German steamer Eva arrived from Seattle
and Is taking 700 tons Of coal at the buakers.
= Will also load -four here before proceeding 10
the Columbis 70 complete Il cargo for Ilorfi.
China. The Norwegian steamer Aiafhilda arrived
gurlss tne night with ZOO tons Of Chilean ore
for the Tacoma smelter. The steamer N.,rflfa nd
arrived from Gypsum, via ketchikana with 500
tons Of gypsum rock for the local plant The
American steamer Hyades is in port for ttree
days ioadiBg forage and general cargo IL viii
also take 1000 tons Of coal before proceeding
TO Seattle 10 finish loading. The American bark
entine Georgina is expected from Port Niuslow
TO load lumber FOR Callao.
ASTORIA. Ore. July l2.-The oil tank steam.
er Colonel Drake left last night for California
Tic steamer Homer. with a cargo OF lumber for
California. went TO seaI this morning Tie
steamer Roanoke, with a freight and rsssan-s-
cargo for Eureka and San Francisco dens--ed
this morning. The three uasted schooner ] A.
Garfield arrived last evening 10 load lumber al
Portland The steam schooner Yosemite with a
cargo OF lumber for San Francisco sailed today
The steamer Elnore left today for Tfllamoot
,-ith tielsut and passengers. Ths-.new barge
Neaaiem arrived this morning from Nehaleu1 IN
tow OF the tug George u. Nosbarg with I50.no1
feet OF lumber and the same amount Of srrs,ce
logs. sll 10 be delivered 1T ST. Johns After as
charging Il will return TO Nehalen and trke .
cargo OF dressed pine lumber fx,n, yIe N, ,ii ~
the Wheeler lumber company. bringing II here
and delivering it TO the steam schooner SAN
Pedro. II viii then be taken TO San Pedro. THO
steam schooner Yosemite cleared today viii,
ST5.e0o feet Of lumber for San Pedro
The work Of raising tie stranded sfean, scboon
Ct Minnie F. Keiton has been temporarlly sns-
pended By Captain 9enereaux. salver for the in.
above the water lire BY thesfour cables under +
and attached 70 barges alongside, but decided
that the cables Were not strong enough sud 10 be
certaiRof his position be released the eahles a5s
permitted the Tessel 10 drop 20 The bottom unffi
strongcT cables can be secured. The trial was
satisfactory and its ultimate success is prac-
tieelly assured.