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The San Francisco call., 1909-06-01
Salt Lake Results

SALT LAKE CITY. May 31.-Only one favor
ite won at the fair grounds today The crowd
was the largest of the meeting. The track
weather last week. st. Joe. the odds-on favorite
was outrun by yelma and Tom Shaw. Re
suits:
First race. ) furlongs. selling--Galvanie. 11e
tBoreD. to >. won: Dolly Dollars. 100 tNel
SEM. to 2. second: Elnidale. Ia (Kunzli q
/. third Time, 1:05. Beaumonter, DasSen. SfI
Preston. Byron, Lalina, Beau Man also ran.
Second race, furlongs seling-May Bride
t01 (Peak1. 2 TO L, won; Minnidoeia, 105 tCav
anaughJ. TO D. second; Camera, IS tMondonl
4 to 1, third. Tine: 80 2-5. Lawextra Silver
Grain. Grahame also ran
Third race. mile, selling Colonel White
Ill (Sullivan(, 4 to 5, won Priceless Jewel
lG2 lTaylor). s to s.. second; Exchequer, 9s
(RadtEel, to /, third. Time, 1!49 .2-5. Pre-
Fourth race. 5 furlongsA G, 107' (cav
ansuglfl.. to ], Won: Tom Shaw. ll2 thon
don1,.; Z to- ..2,i second: st. Joe. III Peak.
TO s., third. Time. los. Billy Taylor, Happy
Chappy.. Black Domino Dineen, and saincids
Fifth race. 6 fuflongs- -Grotto. 90 (Mondoni,
10 to L, won; Aks-Ar Ben. lo7 lSullivanl. g to l.
second; La Refine Hindso. 107 (Cavanaugh),
q TO l.. third. Time. 1:l9 40. Hazlet- and
Sixth race. al furonss- -BoggS. 100 (Harris)
3. to l. won. John A Mallon, liz tkirschbaum1.
10 to j, second; Royal Ben, ia tPeakl; even,
third Time. :5s. Gypsy Vice, Balnade and
Ruhrfc also
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

TACOMA. MaF 3l.-Steamer Edith vas In
port today. loading cargo for Alaska
Steamer Jefferson also loaded perlshabJe cargo
for Alaska leaving for Seattle.
steamer Meteor shifted from Seattle for gen
steamer Admiral Sampson left port fol-
Seattle.
steamer Falcon shifted to Seattle to com
British steamer Foxton I5an is due this even
ing from British Columbia, TO load for the
west coast
-astrived from San Francisco with freight and
passengers ana VIII clear tomorrow on its
return trip.
The steamer Francis H Iexgett arrived today
from Eureka. carrying 800 600 fee; Of lumber
The steamer National City arrived from Men
oocino with lumber discharged part OF its cargo
and cleared Tor San Diego with the remainder
Tho German steamer Ella called today, bound
from Corinto for Vancouver, B. c., with freight
and passengers.
VICTORIA, B. c. Msy sl.-An agreement il
being made between the Osaka shoshen Kaisha
The pew Japanese steamship line that is 20
operate in connection with the Chicaro Mi
rsukee and 81. Paul rsiiroad and the older
line, the Nippon Gusen Kaishs, whereby the
pcfnnllity of rate war is avoided. according
n advices received from japan schedule
viii be 50 arranged 10 give weekly service.
ne steamers Of the two lines alternating in
report is current that the steamer Georgia
vii be sod 70 Chinese syndicate At San
Diege II Is stated that the Lonsdale viii also
withdraw from the Mexican Canadian line
PORTLAND, ore. Nav si.-After h,-,n.
spent p hours on sandbar In Tfllamook bar
the steamer Argo arrived here YESTERDAY liftis
the for her experience and vrifb
LOO cases of cheese and fun list OF pss
seneere board
This afternoon the Argo viii 20 into drrdock
for repairs 20 her propeller. hnt IN is erpeeted
thar she viii be out in time 10 make her nexf
regular trip Next trip she will begin carrrfnr
lumber from 1iIlamOok for the CLARK & Wilson
slumber company At LinDfon.
With the largest cargo that any vessel has
brought up for sorpe time. the steamer Nome
City arrived ar Couch street dock this after.
noon. Besides about 20 passengers the Nome
tify has aboard ? 500 barrels of asphaltum and
8 600 tons OF general merchandise.
The steamer Majestic left for Linnton ct
o'clock this afternoon 70 get her deck load Of
lumber. sfter which she win proceed to San
Francisco
The steamer Rose City arrived at the Aims.
worth dock this evening.
Everything is being moved from the Alaska
docks Today. and n fhe water continues TO rise
rs present rate. the contents OF lower Aims
docks viii probably have 70 be moved
inrf couple cf darf The machinery and mer
chsndise on the Ash street dock are also being
moved today. the river has risen a little
more rapidly than was expected. The river rose
six-fenths of foot since yesterday morning.
The british bark Gulf Stream reached harbor
this eTening from Antwerp, with cargo OF
cement
ASTORIA Ore. May 3i--0il tanker Argyle
srrired Sunday evening with cargo Of fuel
cH and ieft up thr river 70 discharge.
&Efamer santa Cruz arrived Sunday ereD,
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Liner Acapulco Pays Visit to Wrecked Indiana

tania. from San Diego for Nanaimo
HUII12Arrived May 30.-Ger 'stnnr Stetos
hence Jan g via London.
NEWCASTLE, y W-sa1led May s1-Br
ship Strathgryfe, for San Francisco.
SUEZ-Arrived May 29-Br stmr Dacre Castle
from Yokohama for New York.
HOBART-Saled May 2S-Fr bark Francois
d Amboise, for san Francisco.
PUNTA ARENAs-sailed May 24yFr stmr
Amral Duperre, for Hayre.
PUERTO MExICo-sai1ed May 2s-stmr Ha-
waiian' for Delaware breakwater.
OCEAN STEAMERS
LYMOUTH-Arrived May 31-Stmr Eafser
wilhelm der Crosse, from New York for Bremen.
OUEENSTOWN-Arri May 3l.Stmr Maure-
tania from New York for Liverpool
EIYERPo0L-Arrived May 30-Stmr Baltic.
from New York May 31-stmr Carmania, from
New York
GENoA-Arrived May so-stmr Cretic, from
New York
NEW YORK-Arrived May S1-Stmr Nieig
Amsterdam from Rotterdam.
Arrived June 1--Stmf Iceland from Antwerp.
Memoranda
KAHUIUI May '31--Schr Prosper from Hilo
for Redondo put in here leaking
Per stmr Riverside, at San Francisco May 81
from Portland-Had fresh southerly winds and
rain TO this side Of Cape Blanco thence fine
weather, foggy at times. TO port.
May %. p m--Of Hecta head: passed stmr
Wasp from Grays Harbor for San Francisco
May 80, I:4O p I'M, 4 miles south of Cape Mendo-
cino. passed .:stmr Fairhaven hence May 90 for
Puget sound.
Per Nor stmr Fir at San Francisco MAY n
from Taltal, etc. via San Pedro-After leaving
San Pedro found two .stowaways among the
chains in the fore peak. both appeared to be de-
serters from the navy; gave the names of
Thomas Rellt and John Sweeney.
Per stmr W S Porter-May 81, a M. 20
miles north Of Point Reyes, passed a harkentne
hound in.
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Commercial News
Eastern Livestock Markets
SOIrTH OMAHA.


SOUTH OMAHA. May 31:-eattle- Receipts.
2.l0Q; market slow. steady. Western steers,
S3;500@.25; Texas steers, s305. 5.e5;' cows and
heifers So 75@15 70: Gamers. s2d4: stockers and
feeders 50 @3,e5; calyes. $825G7@25;' bulls and
Hogs.2Reeeipts. a.ooo- market a shade higher.
Heavy, $I15Q7 49, mixed, S7G7 Is: light Sc "a
al .20; pigs, @626i bulk Of sales, .$6.9oQ
Sheep Receipts, 100; market, steady. Year
Elngs; s5ssoGs.so; wethers, s56o@6. GO; ewes,
-S5. .4066. 40, lambs. $7.30aS.3Q
- KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. May 3t.--Cattle= Receipts
II, 600; market steady 10 10c lower. Native
Steers Sa.25@6. 80; native cows and helters. S3@
6.75; stoekers and feeders, s4d5s0; bulls. So. 40
G5.25; calves S3. .75GI.25; western steers IS. 40
|. Hogs. Receipts, H. 900; market strong to &c
higher Bulk of sales, So: s5sT.3 80; heavy, s7.25
al 4o; packers and butchers. S7G7.35; light,
Sc 7otdT:10; pigs. $5.50a6. 70. -
Sheep Receipts. u zoo; market steady .Nfut-
tons $506.60; lambs. S1d9; wetherss and. year
lings: $4.75@T50; ewes S4:25@6; Texas and
Arizona mlttons, S4'T5@g.25..
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, May sl.---Cattle Receipts. esti-
Beeves. So i5@5.7o; Texas steers, s4.756i625;
western steers. S4.5eI6:3O; stockers and feeders.
3.eo@ $50; COWS and heifers, 81. Goa 6-45;
calves. $5:25GlT.50..
Hogs Receipts estimated at "A. .Oo0: market
streng and SC higher Light, S6.T5f7. %; mixed,
$4,000. AN heavy. SIdZ45; rough. ST@T15;
good TO choice heavy. S715GT.45; pigs. S5.S06l
@. 20: bulk of sales, 81. .2007. 40.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 1900; market
steady. Native. S4.051610; western. 81 q
$40; yearlings, So Esq 80; lambs, native So. %
GS65, western S3.50G9. T3.
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ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL
North German lloyd

Large Fast and Luxurious Twin-Sorew
Express and Passenger Steamships
Equipped with Wireless and Sumbarine Signals.
PLYMoUTH-CHER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Express Sailings Tuesdays at 10 a. m.
Cecilie June 15IKaiser Vim. II. June %
KaIs VIM. d. CIR. June 22IKronprinz VIM. July 6
PLY ERBOURG-BREMEN
TwnScrew Sailings Thursdays at 10 a. III.
r. Friedr'h Wm. June 10 0Bsrbarossa ~. June 10
Friedrich d.. Gr..June 17ikurfuerst June "a
George Washington-Sails July 1-2I eco
tons. Newest and Largest German Ship afioat.
Every innovation known TO the shipbuilder's art.
GIBRA R--NAPLES-GENO
Mediterranean Sailings Saturdays at IL a. m.
K Albert 80. June " ~ Luise $500. july 10
Berlin new June 26IP. Irene July II
Connections EncircIing the Globe
Travellers checks good all over the world
Apply OELRICHS & CO.. GenT Agents
Broadway New York. or
Robert Capelie. G. A. P. C., 250 Powell. ST.,
opp. St. Francis Hotel, San Francisco.
Telephone-Kearny 4794
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from Seattle to assist in raising oil barge No.
81, which is sunk in the lower harbor.
Schooner Compeer left out today for San
Francisco with a cargo OF lumber loaded at
Rainier
Steamer Rose City arrived this morning from
San Francisco with freight and passengers.
Steamer Nome City arrived last evening from
San Francisco with freight and passengers
Schooner Conpeer cleared at the custom house
Sunday for san Francisco, with cargo OF
400, 900 feet OF lumber loaded at Rainier.
SEATTLE, May 31--Arrived: Steamer Gov
ernor from San Franeiseo.
Sailed: Steamer Jefferson for skagwsy with
ais passepgerE
Stesmer Dolphin ssiled for Juneau Sunday
with its port main tailshsft broken. The
Dolphin is q twin screw steamer. and VIII
probably arrive here on time, about midnight
Nednes6ay.
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Belmont Park Races
RrI.MoNr pARK Me- a1.-First rnce hll

BELMONT PARK. May 31.-First race. hllies,
mie-Lady Bedford. l to Z. won Cotytto,
TO /, second; Sun Dance, % TO /, third. Time.
40.
Second race six and a half furlongs main
course MarceIlus. 1b to l. won: Plate Glass, IL
to 10, second; Cohort. to 10, third. Time,
1:1a 2-5
Third race. the twelfth National Stallion, .
year olds IS. 600 added, five and q half fur
Sweep. o to 10. won: Newmarket, IL to
8, second; Big Stick, IL TO .. third. Time.
los Is.
Fourth race four furIongs- Harrigan 10 to
;. won; Restigouche. TO 2, second; Jack At
kin. to TO- third. Time :05 Is.
Fifth race. the Grand National steeplechase
handicap. about two and half miles-Sir Woos-
ter. to 3 won: Grandpa, to 1; second; Ken
tucky Beau, 4 to 1, third. Time, 531.
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth--Hilltop, 5
to 1. won; Bonnie Kelso to 1, second; Taboo,
to /, third. Time, Al
FOUR DROWNED IN PoND-Lancaster Pa,
May k1.-William Donohue. Pennsylva
railroad track foreman. and three Italians were
drowned this evening while boating ON a mill
pond:
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Northwestern Pacific R. R. Co
SOUTHERN DIVISION. MAY II, 100
VIA SAUSALITO

ASiON. MAY lie lHU9
VIA SAUSALITO
For SausaIito. Mill Valley, San Ra-
eI-Daily-Except Sundays: Every 80 minutes
from GAS a. m. until 9:45 a. m. hourly until
2:45 p. m, then 3:15 and every SO minutes untl
I:45 P. M. then $500. l0:35 2. m and 1901 am
On sundays every 30 minutes until 1:45 p m.
then 2:45 p. m. and every so minutes until 1:45
p. M. then 800, l0:S5 p M and 12:oI a. M.
s:15, 9:15. 1O:45, l:45 a M. 12:45. AS. 2:45.
3:15, SAB. 4:15; 4:45. 5:15, 5:45. 6:15, 6.45
p m. Suudays-T:15. s:l5. 9;15- 9:45. 1o:45.
II as a. m. 12:45. -. 3:t5. 3:45, s4:l5 4:45,
Sis. 5:f5. 6:t5 6:45. T:4J p m.
For San Quentin-Daily-9:1 a. m :45 D. M
7:15 a. N. daily for Glen Ellen and way sta
T:45 a m. daily for Petaluma. santa. Rosa.
Healdsburg. oioverdsle. Ukiah. Willis. sher-
7:45 a. M daily. except SUNDAYS. for Guerne,
vile. River Landing and way stations.
s:15 a m. daily for Cazadero and way sta
s:45 a. m. sunday only for Petaluma. Santa
Rosa. Guerneville, River Landing and way
stations
io:45 a m daily for Petaluma. Santa Rosa
2;45 ,. m. daily, except Sunday. for cszadero
s:15 p m daily for Petaluma, Santa Rosa.
aealdsburg; cloyerdale Uk!ah. Guerpeville.
4:45 p. m. daily for Glen Ellen and way sta;
tfons.
0-l9 p m. daily 1Or Getatuma. SANTA Rosa
545 p. m. daily, except Sunday and 7:4s
D. m. Sunday only for Point Reyes and way
VIA TIBURoN
For Tiburon. Belvedere-week days--T:s0.
300. .11:45 a m ('l2:45 p m. Saturdays only
$3.50. $50 p. m
sundays-7:s0. 1900 tii:o0 a. m. 1880.
$3.50, $50 p and -12:0l a.. nj.
sVia Sausalito. 4Connect with train for
Schuetzen Park.
Pacific Transfer Company's agents author
lied to check baggage direct from residence.
Ticket Offices. north end Ferry Building and
SI4 Market street, Flood building.
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.Latonia Races

!. LAToNfA: May s1.EFirst race; one and an
eight milesEEiine Turner, 10 70 l. won; Billy
Pullman IS to /, second; Belleview, to /,
third. Time. 1:53 40.
Second race. four and a half furlongs-C.. A
Lehman, 10 to /; won Cherry Ola, to 5, sec.
onq; Gilby 80 to 1. third. : Time .5s 3-5.,
Third race six .fnrlongs-Hyperion H. to
f3 to. ;. third: Time, 1,:12.
FOURTH race, one and a sixteenth miles-Kings
Daughter: a to 5: won: Wool. Sandals. Is to
L. second; Tom Hayward, 12 10 I, third. Time,
"A 40
| Fifth race. six furlongs -Iudhims, to /,
wen; Chalce...s to L. second; xsrco. to. l..
third Time 1:14 1-5.
sixth race one mile-Keep Moving. to l.
won; Sempron.: 40 TO l. second; 'Cymbal, II
To- l. third. Time. 80 30.
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" Transports

Army Transports
The Logan Is IN port
The Crook is In port. =.
The Buford Is in port.
The Sherman S. in port
The Warren is at Manila
The Fitzpatrick left Manila May l. pound 10
New York, via Suez
The Sheridan. outward bound, sailed May 10
from Honolulu. -
The Thomas sailed Msy IS from Manila and
from Nagzsaki May 90
The DIX, from Manila. for Seattle, arrived
May IA at Honolulu.
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'DECAYING FREIGHT
GIVES NOISY ODOR
OereIict May Now Be Located
by Smell From Spoiled
Coffee

HE Pacific Mail liner
Acapulco, Captain q.
@. Trask, arrived ear
iy yesterday morning
from Panama and way
ports with Il passen-
gers, 1886 tons OF
freight, and treasure
valued at sss.52z. AS
far north as Mazatlan
the Acapulco was IA
vored with fine wealth
er. After leaving the
Mexican port strong
head winds were en-
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average snow on ground ss inches.

average ground 33 inches.
SYNOPSIS
Warm weather prevails over all the Paridc
slope except the Immediate ccast: where II is
cool and fczgy. In the: great valley afternoon
temperatures range from % to 100 degrees.
There hiss been no. rain west Of the Rocky
mountains.
The relstise humidity at Red Bluf was sc
per cent and at Fresno Is per cent.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the 80
hours ending at midnight June 1. 1909.
San Francisco and vicinity--Fair Tuesday,
cooler with fog 10 the morning and at night;
light south wind changing to brisk west.
Santa Clara valley--Fsir Tuesday, not 50
warm: light north winds. -
Sacramento vdiiey-Fair. cooler Tuesday;
light south winds.
San Joaquin valley-Fair Tuesday. continued
warm: light west wind.
Los Angeles and vlcinity-Fsir Tuesday. con.
tinued warm light north winds.
A. C. McADlE. District Foreeaster.'
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Compagnie Generate TransatIantioue

DIRECT LINE TO HATRE-PARIs.
Sailing every Thursday. instead of Saturday.
at 10 A. M. from pier ~, North river foot ~
Morton st.
FIRST class to Havre. $77.5o and upward: sec
opd class to Havre $50 and upward GEyER At
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA, 10 State St. New York. J. f. FUGAzI.
Manager Pacific Coast. $50 Montgomery st. san
Francisco. Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
agents.
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SEVENTY START IN BIKE RACE

SALT LAKE CITY. May 31.-There were 20
starters in the annual Memorial day road race.
the Oldest event of the kind in the United
States. which took place this afternoon. For
the fifteenth time the bicyclists pedaled over
the 16 miles Of country road to Pennington.
and cheered heartily by large crowd as
they crossed the goal. Joseph WeSsman won.
time 1872; G. Wilcox. second, Z. ". Colvy
third,
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branch OF the United States hydrogrsphic
Office. located at the Merchants Exchange IL
maintained 10 San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners. without regard 10 nationality and free
o. expense. NaFiEstors are cordially invited TO
and sailing directions Of the world are kent Al
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
gardlne lights. dangers TO navigation and mat
ters Of interest 10 ocean commerce
J. r. MCMILLAN.
Nautical ExDert- In charge.
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Naval StOres-Turpcntine and Rosin
SAVANNAH, Ca. May 31.-Turpentine steady
at So1ac; sales, so; receipts, $50; shipments.
1,G44.
Rosn firm; sales. f.57T; receipts LIS; ship
ments 2,43T stock 3,024 Quote: r. 2e0d
8; d, $3.50; L. s3.75; f. $500; G. $3.95: IL,
$i.10: l. $4.25; X. S4.S5 NJ, $500; n; $525:
WG. $50; WV S5.35.
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Weather Report .

United states Department Of kgriculture-
weather Bureau. San Francisco May 81, lseS.
RAINFALL DATA
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PACIFIC OCEAN TRAVEL

'Govefn0r. MOn.s June q. Il. July .. : p m.
sPresident-NIon., June IA, IS; July IL. p m.
Alternately Every Monday Thereafter.
Santa Rosa. -. Every Thursday. 1880 a. m.
.Direct for Los Angeles. WIN not call Santa
Barbara
SEATTLE 1DIRECTt, TOWNSEND
TACOMA, VICTORIA. VANCOUVER
Connecting at Seattle for Sc. Alaska, skagway.
Dawson. Fairbanks, Nome, st. Michael.
Queen ...... Tues, June 1, 10, 20. p. IN.
president. Sat, June s. 10; July s., IL ? p. m.
Puebla. :. Tues. June g. %; July 6. 30. 2 p. m.
tGovernor. Sat, June u. 26; July 10, p. M.
Umatila Tues, July 49, p. m.
Iwill not cali at Victoria. Townsend, Vancouver.
NOME AND ST. MICHAEL
EUREKA tHUMBOLDT BAY
City Of topeka June 3. 8. 13. 49, %. 2S;
July 8. 1o:so a. m. Every nfth day thereafter
GUAYMAs, MAZATLAN, LA PAZ
Curacao. .......a-. 18th each month 10 a. m.
ALASKA cRUIsEs-Leave Seattle:
Spokane. June Is, 30; July 15 80; August IA
Right reserved to change this schedule
TICKET OFFICES Market ST, liz Market ST.,
and Broadway Wharf. Tel Kearny 4s2
oAKLAND-1056 Broadway. Tel. Oakland $3.50.
c. D.: DUNANN, G. p. A., San Francisco.
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sat. only. fMon. only 4Tamzlpais only Muir onll
Ticket OGccs-Sausalito Ferry and S74 Market
General 0fhcts-Mal valley. California
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New PILOTS on Duty To-day

The barkentine s. N Castle. which
arrived here yesterday from Manila,
was worked home by an all Filipino
crew. Captain Lund. who took the
vessel from here, was relieved at
Manila BY Captain Won Dallen, VINO
vas sent out from here. Lund paid
on the crew shipped on this side. The
little brown sailors proved willing and
able. and the Castle made the run
home in so days. The cargo was $50
IONS OF copra
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st. Louis Wool Market
Naval stores-Turpentine and r.,

ST. LOUIS, May Market closed today
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PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE

Depth at mean low water. entrance to harOor
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tI-OOp Sacramento River Steamers. tIl-sOp
Union Transfer Company agents collect haepsg g and
.hecks on trains Of Southern Pacific and deliver to
residences Thsy are authorized to check baggage direct
from residenee.
for 8Ior1inx. pfor Afternoon
fSunday excepted tSund9y onlA
ksn and kas
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

TO ARRIVE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-13

oso dvertido que traer la notcia de haber sido de
rrotado Coodle.
En- e msmo nstante Mercurio trae el cafe AT
baron que NJ Tulknghorn Acaba de llegar que esta
miendo.
Milady drge mirada haca el salon vuelve in
mediatamente hacia ell parque.
Volumna esta muy contenta al saber que ha llegado
ell procurador pues simpatza mucho el Tene tan
TIA orginalidad, tanta discretion tanto miseriol For
zosamente ha de fracmas6n, efe de ogia, ha de
el s6n de la presidenea como I'm idolo
leado de MISS Deiock hace 6stas observacio
sarcas el tono gero que tenia la juventud
mientras trabaja bolsillo de punto.
No ha venido desde que aestoy aqu-prosigue,.
cstaba desesperada. Inconstantel Habia llegado
que existfa.
: ES la noche que sombrio pensamiento 10
ne cubre nube el rosiro de milady7
M Tulkinghorn sir LnIcestcr.-es bien reel
Isslo sempre Chesney- Void; bombre de mucho
que dgno del apreco que toodo el mnndo
profesa.
-Debe inmensamente rico-insinna el primo
lsnc6lico.
-As 10 creo-responde SIR Leicester.-cs muy bien
munerado por 10 que haee las famiaS mas
distinguidas donde le recbe siempre iguai
Todos cstremecen por1ue owe dsparo ecrta
distancia.
~. Cieos iQue puede ser esof-exclama vcumnis
I'm ration que acaban de maiar-responde ma.ly
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POR CARLOS DICKENS

verlo que Leicester abismado asombro tan
profundo como ma1estuoso
-Por parte-continia e procurador-su hijo le
ha ayudado efcazmente.
-iSu hijo senor Tulkinghom?
--Si, sir Dedlock.
i Ell que deseaba la joven que esa al
vcio de miladyg
-Precsamente, es hijo nnico.
-Por mi honor por mi alma-dice sir Leicester des
pues senco terrible durante ell cnal oye hervir
respiration oprimda-que Sc han roto por FIN los di
uues protegan La socedad; la oeada desborda
destruye todos los mtes socaes rompendo odo 10
enazaba 81 los dvesos elementos de que compo
e pals.
Explosion general de la indignation de todos los pa
rientes
Voumnia dice que hora de hacer el podcr
energca robusta que sepa emplear medios
poderosos ell primo meancoco que el pals
tcdo escape al abismo.
-Suplco que liable mas de esto-dice el baron
sofocado todo comentario superluo. I'm
joyen. permtd, milady.
Mi intenci6n conservarla a mi la,lo-responde mi
lady con tono firme.
Es preeisamente 10 que queria prupoBerte-diee SIR
Leicester supucsto que la has uzgado gna tn pro-
tecci6n que debe emplear TN nuencia para peir
que caia entire pegrosas ManifiaIe Ia vio
lencia que harlan principles sleberes en-
sernejante famis die que no dejara de en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-13
MuEvA ME0icAcl0M
DEL ESTRENIMIEN10

Trabatos anteriores habian mostrado que
Ia BouRDAINE (franclla) es un prgonfs ~
drdsf,co, perfecfamcnte Appropriate d fcs enferns-
dades abd0m,naies y d las afecoones hemorros-
daies, que o6ra con mayor escacia origins msros
dolores que el rmbarbo y ei sen
Las distintas tentativas hechas al objeto
de que entire Ia BoURDAiNE (frangula) en-
la terapeutica, han fracasadO ante la Diff
culiad con que Sc ha tropezado. hasta aho-
"a. para conseguir una preparation quo
encerrara principles purgativos confofms
existen en- la corteZ: SEGA.
Nosha permitido resolver el pr0blema an
modo especial de tratamiento. "a APHO-
DINE DAVID contiene todos logprinctpiOe
activos de la Franguia, Y sp<superioridad
sobre las medicacicnes unizadas hasta
nov dia, la han demoatado numerosos
ensayos en- los hospitale9 de Paris.