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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-28
AT the Elks Minstrel Show,
One Being Rhodohr, Who
Cost 10000 Hicos.

i 3
The great event has came.'' 1t
has arrived back 80 to speak.
When the cute little birds in the Trees
sing their morning carols. and the lit
Tie biadelefs OF grass shoot through
the once frozen ground. and the trees
and other plants send forth their
buds and blossoms IN the characters
istic omuipotence OF nature. ana the
book beer sign Is displayed in the cor.
ner bar, we know that Spring is
here. So when one IS disturbed IN
the early morning hours be hearing
the tenor taking high c and the basso
profundo going down the scale to low
F, one may be reasonably certain
that the Elks' minstrel is about to be
placed upon the boards.
This is always the great event of
the season in more ways than one.
First you get a good show for your
money and you are made 10 feel bet
ter for having attended, but the great
est good that It does is that ii gener-
ally kills on about one dozen stage
struck youths who would fain trod
the broad boards, in sock and buck
skin, and infiict misery untold upon
the populace. We truly have maits
things to be thankful for.
In the language of the great cae-
sar Cor was it Bill shakespere?) who
said, For real enjoyment let me see
the local talent come out" julius
wanted to see. the old Romans let
loose Of the talents of silver that he
might corral the same. and BIZ
wanted to see what histrionic ability
his neIghbors possessed. The Elks
want to see both.
1t is pleasure to announce that
all arrangements for the presentation
of Rhodohr have been completed.
Rhodohr is in the same class with
.Marcoline, who caused King creosus
the younger. to laugh himself to
death over the joke. why does a
hen cross the street?" He win posi-
lively appear upon the night of the
show and porous plasters will be
presented free TO those who attend
to draw the soreness from their sides
1t is at a great risk that this part Of
the entertainment was secured from
the Opera Francois de Effel in Paris,
as guarantee of ten thousand hicos.
a money Of Africa, had to be placed in
the hands OF his manager. 1t Will be
somewhat Of a relief to the friends OF
the Elks to know that tea thousand
hicos represent s2.37 IL cents in
American money and that the lodge is
further guaranteed against loss by
John D. Rockefeller. the well known
oil well dri!ler.
II would be well that the public.
should know OF the origin OF this
most noted parsonage. Rhodohr was
first discovered when he was born.
His amusing antics in the cradle were
such that his father and mother
spent most Of their time IN being
amused by this small comedians act
ions in facial disagreement and kick
ing up his heels. His father gained
mote US humorist by repeating the
sayings Of his youthful prodigy, when
In his cups-no. his club meetings
1t has been said that he originated
the mother-in-law joke when he was
Dut five years old. He lays claim to
distinction In that he originated six
of the seven jokes which Mark Twain
says are the only ones in existence
and that all the others are copies. 1t
would be well TO note that Mark in
vented the seventh. He lays claim to
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-28

D. N. Stewart. OF Morgantown.
spent Thursday in the city.
c. H. CLANCY. of wheeling. Is here.
w. W. Hall is here from Weston
attending circuit court.
Kelso Thompson was here Thurs
day from Wolf Summit looking af-
ter business affairs.
John C. Southern has gone to
ParRersburg on brief visit.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-28

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Empire Building Directory

FIN Floor
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, January H. 1909

Steamer l5r. shotten. IIue!ya December IL va
10 the Davis Suphus Ore co. with
ore. Arrived at the Bar at 80 m.
steamer Oregonisn Curtis. Puerto Mexico January t.
70 the American with mdse Arrived
al 10 m. 1lth.
tCODauj. Baker. Csloarlen Dec enner
So Sagua January ana Cardenas g. TO the Aunson IS
Tjne Hifh nds Arrived the Bar at -o6
I.3v fNorl. Kelenberg, Perth Amloy. 10 ! II
Wfpchester in Left Quarantine at 1910 m:
steamer ,oppename DUTCH. Baasnoot, Paramarioo
January and Trinidad ., the Royal Dutch West
India Mail passengers mails and nose. Arrived
al the Bar -
steamer Main ,Cier Jantzen. Bremen December 81. TO
oelrichs Wit cabin I.T36 steeraRe passen-
gers and mdse. Arrived a IL is 11th-
Won IeitneT. Colon Janu
arv > and Kingston q the HamburE-American Line.
with passengers malls and mdse. Anchored in QuaEan-
tine a s:5S
steamer Havana. knight. Havana January 9, 70 the
New York & Cuba Mail Ss CO. with 80 passengers
mdse- Arrived at the Bar at $50 m
Santos December ~ Rio ia
neiro 25. Barbados January 5, TO Bus@ & Dan
Anchored in Quarantine s:35 ? m
Ichenfeis Frerichs Calcutta EoNen1
her % Colombo December l. Port Said "a and Malta
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
SAILED.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Rio Jsneiro 1o-Castian Prince (Brl. New York
Montevideo. Jan s-Corsiean Prince (Br), New
Ayres
Christansand L. a m--United States dam. New
York for Copenhagen.
Glasgow, Jan 11Cslifornia (Brl. New York Moyille
Naples Jan l0-Perugia tBrD New York I1th ( a m,
Ancona QtaD, New York Via Philadelphia
Port said Jan 12-Kabinga OBr). New York via Malta
Alden. Singapore.
Fremantle Jan 12-Lvingstona tfSr). New fork
Havre. Jan 11-Oceano CBr). New York
Melbourne, Jan 12-Aberlour tBr) New via Cape
Town: Strathdon tBD New York Via St vincent.
V. FTemante,
Rotterdam. Jan IO-Birma dam New I.bau-
Bremen. Jan H. 2 n-Kaser Wilhelm der Crosse tGerD
New via Plymouth Cherbourg.
Ieixces Jan Mars Ger, New
Venice. Jan s-Martha Washington AUST New YorE and
Cape Town. Jan 9-Kybfels> Ger. New York
SAILED.
Hong Kong e-Indrawadi CBr). Boston and New,
York
- Thomas Jan II, 10 r-C;uisna (Brl. New York
Hull Jan 12-Prudents IBID, New York.
Bermuda Jan 12. l1:15 n-Bermudan (Br). Nea York
Naples e-Fiorida Uta), New York. sth Clio
vanni ltaly. New York.
Gibraltar. Jan S-Sicania UaD. Naples for New York
Portland Bill Jan 12-Galieo (sr). New for Hull
KinsaIe Jan l2-Bovic tBrl. New York Liverpool
Gibraltar Jsn 12-Dscre Castle CBr}, New York for
Singapore. Hong Kong. etc
Lizard Jan l2-Iakonia (BrJ. New York for Antwerp
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
KELLOGG SCORES IN OIL SUIT.

Frank 3. kellogg, counsel for the government in
the suit 10 dissolve the Standard OIL Company OF
New Jersey, made protrscted effort at the hear
ing yesterday TO get hold of the records of the
company between 1856 and 1895. He called II. NJ.
Tiford. president Of the Standard Of California.
but. while admitting that such records had been
kept, the witness didn't know where they were.
The government counsel scored with ". F Mess
ner. official OF the Cornplanter Oil Company, a
rival concern, who told OF shipping comparatively
small quantities of OF through pipe lines without
mixing coma animation. The counsel for the
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
TRANsPAciFIc MAILS

Destination Gloss in New York.
kaga Maru IA. $50 m
San Francisco o)SMsnohuria Is $50
Japan, Corea, China and Philippine Isl
India D. $50 m
Japan. and China tsEecially sd
ony1 via TacomaD-Ttsn- Jan -, $50
Australia except Wes). New Zealand
Fiji Islands and New Caledonia via
and Victoria. 4 C)AOrang1 Jan -, $50
Hawaii Francsco-Alanleds. Jan %, $50
Ffosa MARI Jan IS $50 m
Tahiti. Maruuesas Islands. New Zealand
and Australia IeIcept WesD (vIa san
FrancscoJ~Sfarposa .................Jan rs. $50
san FranciscoJNU transport 81. $50 m
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13

Standard had had numerous witnesses testIE tnaE
this was impossible in their effort to disprove tha
government contention that the pipe lines should
be used as common carriers
The government viii have as a witness to-day W.
w Tsrben. brother OF Miss Ida Tarbell
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13

IS via Boston January II. TO Funch Edye Co. with
rndse Arrived at the Bar at 1:lO
Steamer Estonia Gaussl, smiltnek Libau December
% to Benhau Boyesen with II cabin and z44 steer
age passengers and mdse- Arrived at the Bar al 10
a
steamer jamestown. Catherine. Newport News and
Norfolk to the Dominion SIS with passengers ana
mdse OF Highlands l 20 p N.
Steamer Re d'Italia GtaD. Cignoni: Genos December
2s Naples 20 and Palermo January T. Cesare Conti
with passengers and mdse Southeas; OF FIRE Island
6:l4
steamer Frey (Norl. saberhagen. 81. Jaso December
Philadelphia January II. with mdse Anchored
Quarantine 5:52 m.
Steamer Apache. Staples, Jacksonville January 2 and
Charleston To- to the Cly~s Co with and
m in Quarantine 1898 m
Steamer Bay View. Cummings. towing barge BERKSHIRE.
Newport News for Providence Passed in Quarantine
lo:4s a m.
Lampasas, Johnstone. Mobile January . Tampa
and Key West 2, the Mallory Co. with passengers
and rndse OF Highlands a a n
SAM J. IL, $50 . m nd noYth-aorth
west fresh partly cloudy: hazy shore mod
SAILED.
Steamers Fl Dla. Galveston: Princess Anne Norfolk;
Prns Willem J Dutch. Marc. Port au-Priuce etc;
City of Atlanta, savannah Porto Rico Baltimore; Della
Philadelphia; Virginia (Br). Shanghai: Ruenos
Ayres tSpan). Havana; Arspahoe Charleston;
Ryndsm Dutch. Rotterdam Virginia (Br). Shanghai
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 23 Sunset 455 II 40 Moons q
HIGH WATER.
A M-ssrjv Hook GOV. Island OF He'll Gate 2:o7
p N.-San6y Hook - Gov Island or Hell Gate 2:"z
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13

II. A. CORREA, Vice.President.
FREDERIC c. BUSWELL, yice.President.
CLARENCE A. LUDLUM, Asst Secretary.
New York, JANUARY Is. 1900
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17

BET eneite, De ale bar eniee ON, Dor
gbangeliets 6orfaItelie. 8or oct fife
for bette enc Stpffe, oa biIoe man ofte
life nttuge, at De berte til en- oe Iant-
me SfoIe. Der iDnes belt at mm1gle
SpItem | Spitemet. Gornirringen og
@ooiioeIien operitiger ale @renier.
De bar en- Seft for neiten etsoert
SpsresmoaI, life oIene pna ReIigio.
mems, men ielo poa 5iloiofens og
WoroIens Smraaoe. Nsgle of Dem
~inorsmmer, of Der er en- @uo; ANDRE
betoioler eller benpgter oct. Rogle
fro poa SipIens l1oe6eligbeo, me-
oens andre merer, at Siplen oer meo
2egemet. 9oele boloer poa, at Dp.
Den ifal fremmes og 2oiten ifnes,
meoens andre life er fldr ober Sor'
ifeaen og ~oberlooer Wenneifet til 81.
oenifoberne. Noale tror poa Sen.
gRloeIie efter 8goen; andre forfoiter
bette tiaiee meo al 5rbgt for 6rem-
tioen. angaoenoe oHore 2ipsipsrgs.
mooI err 5orbirringen og ltoberens-
ItemmeIien Den iomme. On Cubs
Silbprelie og bore gligter imoo BAN;
ON bore gIigter imob bperanore; ON
bnno Morol egenIig er og me9et ON.
Oct berifer Der Ell flor 5orifeaigbeo
/ OpfotteIie og l1florbeo / gegreber.
Sper SorneateIiens 5orfatter bar fin
Mening. aitn imoo Griiti Noon og
imoo Sroen pao bnm fommer man
onerens.
Gorti9ttes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17

5eilieH og monst ct Sefereb gioroe
Jig e9loenoei netsp bette, at De bar
Weno not til at feIge aoIoet og blioe
bee oet, bsoer paa nnnot os neget.
8enne iteo pun fin Bolt, til grsoet
blen for fnopt, fan mantte ban opaipe
iia B~ipfienbe6, ren life fit S6eaI,
% imiolertis bon6e ban giot en- 9ips-
gernine. Soc bar Der on egioa syoff,
JON p~ooifenneee BAN og bans Ger.
ming, og iom oerfor bialp og biplper
BAN f%remoeles. s oct fottiae Dan.
mari, Der bleb os for trnngt, fan mon
opboIoe prioste Borne oe l1neosms.
%ifoler, men Der / BET riqe Mmerifa bar
man life Roao til bet. Self, friitne
5olf, rDffer paa oeres fIoee Sopeoer
og flyer, at Sen Steu. nan fife fo1
lefte, urun man koe ligge. Men ep-
men iii iIiet, nftnoer / iontme GorboIo,
iom 8%elitanoen b~ofier? SEQ berte iige
| anrbus, at so gnocent of De oonife
Snrmere Der / 2nnoet eier oeres isar.
me fnit og fri, ct | Sonobe6 imiift
3eiuItat! 90 Dog flnger man, at man
life fan ebne bon0e oct enc og oct OH.
0etl Sea bIiner nQiteu rg0 az Sfom.
naar iee riatig fommer til at t9nfe
pna bet. Wen oct bar min gomle
29rer, ieg niloe fort9ne ON. San
bar MI ire gsrn / amerifn, og ban og
bans gamle Sufiru eI9oer iie, mar
De bsrer, at oct gaar oeres Born bel |
oct fremme0e 2ano. Sa. amerifa
blep ct Siem, oe ct eoot Stem, for
mango, bbam ben gamIe @eroen bIep
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17
Si(gsS (droe(eS 6iGist.
GH 6atm / oct ftGrfte Sanift s%ettlemest /
Mnrb Nafptn.

On baIO Section eoot 5arHlInno meS ct gsot a-Gta-
gers Gus, flor Stab 90 2ooe, Ell goo greno, 60 aeres
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oa 225 gcres mber glop. 6R Nl
fra Geir1ore / Dernorf Sopnibip tpt beb Den 5nnits
6irfe og SeiifoIe. Eris $4,000.
Seq bar 6esuSen q Section, iom iee oil inIee innIet
eaer i%tpffeois. gao bette Stpffe finoes fun eet S9t gpp
ringer: 2-etagers Sus 24X2S og t6Xt6 neb opIoer
unber belle Suet, iamt Giterne. Sar fotet $4,000.
Stab 40X50 $1,000, 2aoe 24X28 og ID By 20. $500.
Iaifinifur oe andre gpgninaer $500. 40 &c. erasIanb.
gIonta9e pna 1000 Srner oe ale SIass 8nrbuife. alt
Sonoet er rnoer gIos % Sor1bimoen er af tsre alasies
gonitet. 9ette er en- of bore besfte 5arme, Iieeer ct
goot SettIeuRnt frn " 9hI fra Sfoe % a YiI ira
6anit 9irfe. aan fsbes nieeet billigt for 3ioen. Sopt
aoatant. Den fan oefaa fsbes meo fnIo 8efrtning.
Sor narmere SpIpsnine beoes man t~iIItripe nnoer.
tegneoe, Sreo. @. 6riiS,
gce Sres. 5rft Eotiord Dorf,
Rennnore, q. Gdf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17
9Sra en- 9anmarfstur
efter 20 aars Cpbolb | gmerifa.
e. 8. Senen.)
Gortiat.)
st geipg Bos Den gamle 5riifolelGrer.

9obr ban err fommen til at Ie gam.
mel no. Merfe og lpie 8ioer itrem-
meoe ben ODER bans Sobeo, nof ileit
al De fsrite. Dog, bbao er merft, og
bpao er Ipit2 Get Ipieite er NOT oct,
Der b9rer biema0, ielp ON oct ipnes
trangt. Desuoen bar ban baft en-
trofait og farIig Suitru til at IDie og
bpgge ON fig ! 30 ener SO aor. Smio.
lertio blep Sobeoet graot, men Sin.
bet bebnreoe, troos aft, noget at fin
gomle SpGnoitigbeo, og @ubsbarnet
| BAN ct bofiet. Wnnoen er 70, og
me0enS bans 2egeme err en- Del ip9f.
fet, iaa bar bet en- @lpoe at mprfe,
at 9roen paa CUBS 0aaoe er bleben
mere it9rf. Mon fan I9re noget at
iaooanne gamIe Berioner. De fix I
oeresllneoom etaaIo, iom De tog for
at bore ct 3alo ira Quo. Oerfor
fiiIgte be aaIoet, og forbIeb bet tro
ieIp | merfe Sioer. Sg bpem TOR iige,
bet iffe bar fra Sub, ielp ON Sf9p.
beber Loo fig paopiie Der os Der. On
SperIfe f%ortaIte en- Sang, at Der noe.
iten life finoes en- arop ioen en- eIIer
anoen Sf9pbeo. Saa6ant gaar bet
piit meo nniten aft, iom fremfommer
Dos Menneifene, ieIb be beoite Soea.
Ter, - mere eIIer minbre naturligpis.
Men bet frnper Mpnb til at fbIge ct
aaIo og forfblge ct S6eaI, og Der er
for faa al ben Slags. CAB bore, at
be, Der bar Mnno NOT til at fbIge Sol.
bet, forbIep rinee og iipoaogteoe ! ben
itore Weroen, Lab bore, at mangt ct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17
6uoeliee
uosipet Of firfelis Screening for in
ore Misiion | 9anmarf.
RD 5oribning.

ND 5origning.
Yer. gris.
6-Nonifa, Den friiteIiee $uitru .03
7-Monifa, Rooer OF
82-Ge TO Eieneitepiger .03
92-De TO Siena. .O6
f71-Gr 6u IDffeIia. .O7
206-W ben uneegieremano .t5
2f3-Sulen | geIpile. .05
257-0eGps merfe Gage. 10
260-Gn siiofrpgtie lille gige. .O6
268-9e to 0reore. .O8
272-Aneitium. 10
$3.50 Ssitre. .O3
373-8srn iom ponore iSonbbeS .O3
402-Smaa Striosmenb. .O5
439-Pr9ltefIms. .O3
44a-Den forunoerIiee SnIeahen 10
44b-Den npe Hetning. .O8
4b2-arrIiebeb ieirer til fibit. .O4
4So-Sra O60 til Xtb. .O4
499-Gn foiteIie arp. .Ol
608-Sulebrep til en- ipe. .O4 .
bf3-er bu en- arpine. .0o
61b-0ennem Stamp til Ger. .O4
b21-Web Sub oe iiben Cub. 10
632-Om Wsnnen. .Ol
533-Br9ftefsnnen. .O6
634--Sraobe I @uos &onnb. IL
536-Ero inbtiI Dsoen. 10
b36-9ibt fra Dbnnens Derben. .Ol
b37-Sfol fec bribe Misiion,
ga eIer Nei. 10
638--Gariiperens Dob. IL
Dan. 2xtt. S1tI, @ssie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17

9gIeen, iom | Dag fig better,
SpeilebIanf / Moreen itaar,
Sien mart for Solen imelter,
Der por for Tom Stint ioa baaro;
Scr tilfreos, sin SEE og 8aaoe
Sbinoe ifaI for Seiu Naaoe,
Ret iom Dug for Solen eaor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17
9 laser
taf Sser SO arms s M

.sou srgune @~srseaues loser ban
ms hpAe- Sm. % 2.
V.
anfrstef.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-08
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items OF Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

SAN PEDRO, March Steamer Norwood ar
rived today from Grsys Harbor with lumber and
passengers.
Steamer Olsen and Mahoney arrived today
from Astoria with lumber.
Steamer Roanoke cleared tonight for San
Francisco. where she viii have new boilers IN
stalled. Her run viii be taken by the steamer
i. II. Kiburn.
steamer Shasta cleared today for Beningham
TO reload.
Schooner Alpena arrived today. p days from
Tacoma. with lumber
Tank steamer Whittier. with 800 barrels OF
oil cleared for San Francisco today.
Bsrkentine Chehalis arrived today from Coos
bay with LOCO. Oo0 feet Of lumber
Steamer Santa Rosa cleared this morning for
San Diego with freight and passengers.
ASTORIA, ore. March steamer Break
water arrived today from Coos bay with freight
and passengers and left up the river for Port
land to discharge.
OH tanker Atlas arrived today from Point
Richmond with fuel oil and left up the river for
Portland 10 discharge.
steamer Alliance left today for Coos bay with
freight and passengers.
OIL tanker Washtenaw left today for San
Francisco IN ballast.
Steamer Johan Poulsen left today fer San
Francisco with a cargo Of lumber.
Steamer ElmOre left today for TillamOok with
freight and passengers
Steamer Coaster left today with cargo OF
lumber for San Pedro Vfa San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-08
Suburban Brevities
RoRRERY REPoRrEp-onkla

ROBBERY REPORTED-Oakland March L.
Nathan Hamlin. living at 16T Eleventh street
reported 70 the police that his room was robbed
last night Of effects worth sac.
AGED MAN STRUCK BY TRAIN-Oakland.
March z. 1.-NIichael DriscOll, aged 20 years. was
struck by an east bound Southern Pacific train
at seventh and Clay streets this evening Driscoli
died at 10 o'clock tonight at the receiving hos
pital without having regained consciousness.
ORCHESTRAL CLUB REHEARsING-O
March THE second concert OF the Stewart or
chestral club. Alexander Stewart. conductor. VIII
be held during the latter part OF April OF the
first week IN May. Among the compositfous
which are being rehearsed for this concert are
Schuhert's symphony in Il minor (unfnishedl
two military marches BY the same composer
Walther's prize song from "Die Meistersinger -
transcribed by Wilhelmj. solo part played by four
violin soloists. with orchestral accompaniment:
Massenet's beautiful string orchestral piece. 'Ie
Verge. with cello solo. and Suppe's overture.
Light Cavalry
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-08
'About.
AUTHORITIES AWAITING
WORD FROM HUSBAND
Funeral Arrangements for Mrs.
Louise j. Jones DELAYED

Pending the receipt of telegraphic in
structions from Alexander Jones, the
husband of Mrs. Louise ]. Jones, who
committed suicide in the Alta Vista
apartment house Saturday, the remains
of the woman are at the morgue and
will be held there for few days.
Loneliness and lack of love were the
conditions which made life unbearable
to the cultured woman. Constant trav-
cling failed to stifie the yearning for
someone to share her joys and sorrows.
In letter to her cousin, Mrs William
u. Robinson, who is on visit to San
Francisco, Mrs. Jones made plain
statement of her sorrows
The woman's husband has been an in
valid for several years. kilograms sent
to New York failed of delivery Mrs
Robinson will wait few days before
arranging for the funeral The
woman's husband kept her well sup
piled with funds according to frequent
statements made by Mrs. Jones'
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED


saturday. March G.
bound south, put in for fuel.
stmr Elizabeth. Olsen 60 hours from Bandon.
Sfmr Tallac. Hansen, days hours from Ia
coma.
sfmr South Bay. Halverson. IS hours from As
stmr vireinian. colcord. days p hours from
stmr Brunswick, Hammer. 10 hours from Fort
Bragg.
Fort Bragg. bound TO Monterey: put in for fued
Stmr Geo LOOMS Mcclellan. - hours from
Port San Luis: up river direct.
Stmr Yellowstone. ROrvick. IS hours from As
stmr Tsirhaven. PouIsen. a2 hours from Port
stmr samoa Madsen. ~ hours from San Pc
stmr Queen. Cousins. 4s hours from San Diego
Br ship samoena, Thompson. i47 days from
Br s6ip wiscombe Park. Foote. I2s days from
Bin Coronado. Langfeldt. IS days from Homo
schr W watson. Street. 4s days from Pa.
peete
stmr Queen Cousins. Victoria, etc: Pacific
Coast steamship company
SAILED
Sunday. March z
stmr Goldsborough Daily. San Pedro
sfmr Albany. Benson. Bremerton.
cfinr Acme OISel. Eureka
Stmr Whitesb0ro Ellessen. Greenwood
Stmr National City. Higgins. Houterey.
Stmr Curacao. P0ulsen. Guaymas. etc.
Sfmr Casco Ahlin. san Pedro.
Stmr Maverick. Daniels Redondo.
Schr Commerce. Zenfhen. Puget sound
Schr Spokane Jameson. Gamble.
Schr Eva. Olsen. Eureka.
Schr Virginia. Moe. Portland.
SPOKEN
Per Br ship SamOena. from Antwerp March
On Jan =. latitude 81 40 south longitude GS
west. Br ship Wayfarer from Newcastle. Eng
for san Francisco and Fr bark Marechal Davout
from Shields for San Francisco.
Per Br ship Blackbraes-NoT l. latitude 33 IS
north. longitude Is west. Br ship Denbigh Cas-
tie from Cardiff for Aollend0.
Dec I3-Latifude 40 81 south. longitude 80 19
west Ger ship letters z Q G..
NOV 23-Latit8de - 20 north. longitude -
~ west. Br ship Charlotte Young from ST
Johns y r. for pernambac0
Per Br ship Wiscombe Park-Feb 70. latitude
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-08
STREETCAR SCHEDULE
TEMPORARILY CHANGED
Old Cable Tracks in Market
Street to be SuppIanted

The cars of the United Railroads,
running on Market street, between
Fifth and Twelfth streets. will tempo
rarily close operations over that thor
oughfare Wednesday. This is to give
the company an opportunity to take up
the old cable line track and in it's place
put In the new tracks
The Valencia, Haight and Market
street cars will be switched away from
Market street at Twelfth streetS and
run down Mission street to Fifth street.
when they run back again to Market
street and continue down TO the ferry.
Going west the cars of these lines
will run from the ferry to Fifth street.
thence south to Mission street, thence
west on Mission street to Twelfth. and
thence on Twelfth street back to Mar
ket, TO resume their original condi-
tions.
The McAllister street cars will stop
at McAllister and Market, and the pas
sengers will be compelled to walk from
that point to Mission street
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-08
VICTIMS OF APHASIA
ARE NOT RELATED AT ALL
Brother of Montana Man Is Lo-
Gated in This Cifv

Although both are victims OF aphasia,
Neils Jensen. who is being cared for
at the Ross house. Oakland, is not the
brother of j. p. Jensen of 927 Fill
more street, who is under observation
a the central emergency hospital.
Neils Jensen came to Oakland from
Montana, seeking a brother. j. p. Jen-
sen. and was so beaten by robbers the
night of his arrival that he lost his
memory. Then a j. p Jensen appeared
at the emergency hospital suffering
from aphasia also. and 1T was thought
that the two were brothers.
A nephew of the j. p. Jensen for
whom Neils Jensen was searching ap-
peared at the emergency hospital yes
terday and said that the patient there
was not the man Neils Jensen was seek
ing. The real brother lives in Berlin
street, and the past life of the patient
at the hospital is as much a mystery
as ever.