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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-02-04
Demonstration Over Body Of Consul
Killed in the EARTHQUAKE.

New York, Jan. "a remarkable
demonstration in tribute to the men,
Org of Arthur s. Cheney the Ameri-
can Consul, and Mrs. Cheney, who
were killed in the earthquake at Mes
sina, was made by Italian Societies of
this city today. The bodies were
placed on train for shipment to
New Haven, the home of Mr.. Cheney.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-02-04
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-02-04

A laugh is worth hundred groans
n any market.-Charles Lamb.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-02-04
THE SUN AT ONE CENT

Is the Cheapest High Paper
in the United States.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
THE HYGETA,

CAFE HENRY.
Directly on ocean 'front.' healthiest resort: great
est marine view: finest bathing the coast:
modern Improvements; reasonable rates.
mv2S-eo21t'7 ROE DYER.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
ALLENHURST.
cial Correspondence of The Star

Special Correspondence of The Star
ALLENHURST, n. j.. July 0. 1909.
Another of the delightful summer
dances which since they started Decora-
ton day have invariably proved one Of the
leading social functions of the week was
given at the club this evening and par
ticirated in by several scores of beauti-
fully gowned women and their escorts.
A bridge party. the first of series that
will last through the season, was held at
the club Wednesday night.
The season is now Wei enough advance
ed to have demonstrated that IL will he a
record breaker for this resort. The beau
tiful cottage section never looked more
attractive than this summer. and the re-
organization of the Allenhurst Club, CIV
ing again to the cottage contingent use
of the handsome clubhouse on Norwood
avenue. has proved just the proper in
centive to stir up the social instinct,
which had begun to lag a trifie.
Mr.. b. A. Bridget, MIR. and Mrs. l.. T.
Lombard, Miss Cecile La Rue, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert G.. Whitmer and Miss
Adrienne Tuttle of Washington are
among the late arrivals at the Ailenhurst
Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. T. Waterman, Miss
Katherine Waterman and Miss Alice
Quinn of Washington are spending some
time at the Curlew and cottages.
Registered at the Dunes are Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Wilson, Mrs. G. Haverstraw, Mr..
and Mrs. w. +. Perry and Miss Agnes
4. Sanger of Washington.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
r Raleigh

IN IA SSAAo9 Special July rates
Excellent service \. CDDGAN, Proprietor.
". COOtiAN. Manager. jyi -:,et
Evening star., 1909-07-11
LAKE GEORGE.
Correspondence OF The Star.


LAKE GEORGE, n. Y. July 10. 1909.
The Champlain tercentenary visitors
thronged the lake on the Fourth and
the early part of the week, so that with
those who had arrived for the summer
the whole lakeside was as full OF life
as though it We're mid-August.
The work of the state in stocking the
lake the past decade is now bearing
fruit-or fish, for never was the fishing
better than toaay, even in the palnly days
of the early fifties. Five to twelve pound
trout and pickerel arc daily records, and
now and then magnificent specimen o.
land-locked salmon is landed.
In connection with the work of re-
stocking the lake. Rev. DR.. f. M. Stires
of New York has done and is doing
grea> work. On his extensive summer
place at Bolton Landing he has minia-
Il re lake. which is pronounced an ideal
spot for fish culture by the state fish cul-
turist DIR. Tarleton III. Bean of Albany.
DR.. Stires has devoted the lake to the use
of the state for the growing OF fish.
which are kept here a year and then
let out into Lake George. Some twelve
thousand land-locked salmon fingerlings
were last week placed i'm the Stires lake.
The Sycamore regatta will be held tile
first week in August and will include
races for five classes of boats-all pleas
ure launches-the hiSh-speed racers being
excluded.
Great interest centers in the announce
ment that the members Of the Lake
George Club will informally open their
new clubhouse by the 10th of this
month, before its entire completion. This
will give the golfers and tennis players
the chance for which they are longing
to try out the new fields and courts ana
discover if they are all that they nave
been prophesied to be.
DR. and Mrs Eastman Moore of Wash
ngton, ID. C., have arrived al the Trout
House for their fifth season on the lake.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
ESSICK HEIGHTS.

Special Core spondence of The Star.
ESSICK HEIGHTS. Pa, July 10. 1909.
Monday evening the guests enjoyed an
elaborate display of fireworks.
Among the recent arrivals at the Essick
are Henry Reeves and family Of Philadel-
pnia, VINO are occupying the Glimmer
cottage: Mrs Maggie Waldron, Mrs. VIII
liam Albright, Chester Albright. Amelia
Waldron, Fred Waldron, Martha Albright.
E. S. Pollock and wife of Washington.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
- HOTEL GUIDE. with Map, y, Time n: and and

IMPERIAL MsFaea sen Beach sed steel ie Pisr
livery hotel convenience. with home comforts.
PATES 50 PER DAY UP; $40 PER WEEh W.
Ownership management again. l. G. hENDRiCh.
rpbI SI,,
Evening star., 1909-07-11
SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
Hotel Wiltshire,

Virginia and the Beach. overlooking tho
famous Steel Pier and adjacent TO the vest
bathing beach and all leading attractions. Thor
oughly modern and attractive hotel. with ca
Iacity of 800; containing elevator from stree.
private baths with single rooms suites. spa
cious porcheS. commanding view Of the Board
walk. etc. Especially noted fo- its table. Now
naking a special rate for early season. SIP. 80
mp weekly: 50 30 IN daily. Bus meets trains.
Write for booklet. Open AL wear.
iyl1 -Su-3t-la SAMUEL u. ELLIS.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
EI MONT HALL

Formerly New Belmont. Virginia ave and Beach
Elevator. Private baths. Excellent table.
iaop-2nts
Evening star., 1909-07-11
Hobbled.

From Scanton Truth.
Patron-Have you pigs feet?
Waiter-No. sir; it's a bunion makea
me walk that way.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
On Lake George
In the Foothills of the AdirOndacks.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.

On Lake GEORGE
In the Foothills OF the AdirOndacks.
The most magnificent and pictur-
esaue resort in the United States.
Lake George. SO miles long, to
miles I'm width.
An ideal place to spend the summer. All
York city Through Pullman service.
The Delaware and Hudson Companys
trains direct to the dock at the head
of the lake. connecting with large and
commodious steamers of the Lake George
s. B. Co.. stopping at landings on the lake
Improved rail and steamer service for sea-
son OF 1909.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION and il
lustrated literature apply to any Of the fol.
ticket offices n the ] Ini,ed States:
~ y. j. F. Wilson. Mgr. Cap 400.
THE SAGAMORE.-On Lake George. Saga
Manager. Cap. 400. SOS up weekly,
HOTEL MARION.-On Lake George N I.
J. H. Marvel. Cap. 900 sls to s25.
THE WORDEN.-Lake George. n. Y. r.
J. Worden Cap. 1OO $40 to SIS weekly
THE ANTLERS.-On Lake George N. Y.
Jerome Burton; Cap. 100; So to SIS wklv.
Lake George. F.. G. Penfield. Proprietor.
Cap 75. so to SIT weekly.
HULETT House,. o.. Hulett's Land
ing, n Y. II. W. Buckell. Cap. 800.
TROUT HoUSE.-Hague on Lake George
y y Richard J. Bolton. Cap 100. Sl2
M weekly. w.f.Su. 13t&jy2. s. II. Il
Evening star., 1909-07-11
HOTEL SOT HERN

Virginia ave. ocean: capacity. 2.'o; one or
the most attractive OF moderate-pric,'d hotels'
large. airy rooms: elevator: private baths; large
op"n porch with view Of ocean: cleanliness
home-like comforts and table are our features; !;
early rates Si2.5o mp weekly sou up ua /!
fourth season present management. G. L. CAKE.
in3I Su. Il
Evening star., 1909-07-11
WEST VIRGINIA.

HILL TOP HOUSE AMONG THE NOUN
tains of West Virginia. So miles from wssh-
fngton; many daily trains COCO table; ertee,an
water. Send for booklet. T. s. LOvETT.
Harper's Ferry. w. Va. my10-tf
THE MORRELL HOUSE OPENS JUNE 10:
beautiful grounds. good rooms and table. Ad
dress Mrs REBECCA HERRoL. Harpers
Ferry. W. Va teI-6Ot
Evening star., 1909-07-11
Hotel Wiltshire,

Virginia ave and the Beach. overlooking the
famous Steel Pier and adjacent to the best bath
ing beach and ALI leading attractions. Thorough
y modern and attractive hotel. with capacity
of $50; containing elevator from street, private
baths with single suites spacious
porches commanding View of the Boardwalk,
etc. Especially noted for Its table. Now max
ing a special rate for early season. Sl..5O up
weekly: $3.50 up daily. Bus meets trains. write
for booklet. Open all year.
ny:}o- Su At. II SAMt III. ID ELLIS.
MOST POPULAR AND ATTRACTIVE HOTEL
for Washington visitors is HOTEL. B0RTON.
ocean end Tenn. ave. central to all attractions;
mod. rates. +. B. NOORH EES. Owner q Propr
ivT
Evening star., 1909-07-11
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

:. Car. ave. and Beach; private baths elevator TO
street: sun parlor: capacity. 80: superior table:
oIrn all the year. BRYAN X WILLIAMS.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
DIRECTT.Y on TIE REACII
NEW. HOTEL MERTON

Vermont ave. The ,onIest and most desirable
section for summer Open surroundings and
,,hstructrd ocean view From all Tnoms. dining
hull parlorS exchange Ind the ::nUn 50. Il. of
l-,rchcs. Built OF brick. stone and steel. with
t.spscity ~ 500. Private baths. running water
IN bedrooms. elevator IL street l"vel. rrr. SUI
pcrinr table and white service. Special early
season rates: $40. S12.Ju. SD SlI.-u and mp
weekly American plan. Booklet mailed. Owner
ship management
,*yJ,pvI-S IpE'TJSMAN
Evening star., 1909-07-11
HOTEL SAVOY .

IN the most popular Chelsea district. one block
from renowned Hotel Chelsea and near million
dollar pier; only hotel directly the ocean
front with hot and cold sea water bat this and
running water in all rooms at moderate rates;
elevator to ground; dancing. Special to early
bo1ksrs $3.50 weekly up. Now open.
in2 IL, Gu t,rn
Evening star., 1909-07-11

CASTLEMANS FERRY VA.
so mi. from Wash. via Buemont: valley. m.
and water scenery: shaded grounds and drives:
fishing boating swimming: spring beds: no
children: daily mail. RID: telephone: good
fare: fresh meats milk fruits. fowls: 81 per
wk. till Nov: circular Star ofhce. or MAURICE
CASTIEMAN. Castemans Ferry. Clarke Co.va.
fe1O
Evening star., 1909-07-11

4 GNre1 nfB Maryland ave overlooking Roard-
NSUA AhSAIs walk. Exclusive location Capar-
itv. 80 Tabl" aud service unexcel1ed. Low
Iu'y rates. Booklet. +. \, BUCHANAN.
.STt
Evening star., 1909-07-11
NEW PRINCESS HOTEL.

tFircproOfi. built Of brick Stone and Steel South
Carolina ave. and Beach. Atlantic City, y. j.
Near piers and attractions. Liberal management.
CaPacitys 400 guests. 100 rooms with bath, sin
gle. suite. Spacious piizZaS. Elevator. Ex-
crllent table. White service. Orchestra. Terms:
American plan. $500 TO $500 weekly: 500 to
s.; 90 daily. Special and family rates.
ABSOLUTELY THE FINEST HOTEL AND IGCA-.
TION FOR TIE PRICE. Write for literature.
iyl0-f4t.li e. +. COPE Prop.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
ssAt's ON the. able"

AT TILE ARLINGTON HOTEL
,,iob;can aye and beach The food and
Ice viii please you. Unusually large Hsht
cheerful rooms. Absolute cleanliness assured;
white service Finest location. Most attractive
az moderate-priced hotels Capacity. $50. Very
low early season rates. 500 aud mp daily,
$1,000 and up weekly New management
iv6-l3t11 Mrs X. j. OSBORNE & Sun
Evening star., 1909-07-11
FireDroof Rio Grande,
If Going to Atlantic City

New York Phila or Wash. ID. g. send : cents
postage for snpage Illus. Standard Guide. de-
scribins hotels with rates. city maps ana az
attractions. Invaluable. Sent only i'y ellauoe 90.
city FRFF INFORMATION BUREAU. feS SO
'Arlantic CITY " J. lyo-'ol.o
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-04
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

TACOMA. May 3.-Steamer st. Helens was in
port from San Francisco with general cargo and
shifted to Seattle this afternoon.
Unitsd States cable ship Burnside left for
down ssund after bunkerng.
Steamer Nevada left port this evening for
Salina Cruz ria San Francisco
VICTORIA, May 3.-Negotiations are in prog
ress for the purchase of the steamers Chippewa
and Iroquois OF the International steamship
company. If successful this win pot an end 10
the rate war now on between the Canadian Pa
cffc and international steamship company and
ASTORIA. May 3.-Steamer Johan Poulsen
arrived today from San Francisco and left 10
load lumber for return.
oil tank steamer Asuncon. with fuel oil for
the Standard oil company. arrived last night
from Point Richmond and left for Portland to
discharge
Steamer South Bay arrived today from San
Francisco with passengers and general cargo
and left for Portland 10 discharge and load
lumber for return.
Steamer Rose City arrived this morning from
san Francisco with 1872 cabin and 1873 second
class passengers. besides large amount of
freight Among the passengers were moro thas
so Sacramento river fishermen, who will fish here
during the
PORTLAND, May 3.-Oil tanker Asii.cion
Captain Bridget. arrived from san Francisco
this morning. 1t will leave tomorrow
Steamer Rosecrans. Captain Holmes, arrived
yesterday with oil from San Francisco. 1t left
down this morning.
Liner Alesia Captain Ernest. will get away
for Hongkong and way ports next Sunday, day
earlier, than scheduled.
American ship William II. Macy will come to
the Columbia river to load lumber for Port
Natal or Delagoa bay, South Africa. The Macy S
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-04
Ne,v York Metal Market

Kew YORK. May 3-The London tin market
was lower today With spot quoted al fl30 3 Sd
su3 futures az f133 5 Cd. The local market
wss pesk IN consequence, with spot quoted st
= - IS. Sc.
copper vas = little higher iD the London
n'frker. SPOT closing at f5T Us Sd and futures
81 E5S lis 81. The local market WAS steady
and unchanged. With Lske quoted a. l.. s. = "a
lsc. electr0lytic at l2509l2- csc, and cast
Ing ~ 12.37la II i2.50c.
The London lead market vas about IS lower.
~ Els. The local market remained steady, al
s.2004 DC.
Spelter was unchanged al III lbs in London.
The local market steady al 5.02ia 4 5.0I ,
Iron was unchanged in the English market.
with Cleveland warrants quoted at sTs Cd.
Locally the market steady No ! foundry
northern. Si6G 1880; No. . northern. SIS. 100
1928 No. ! southern and No. southern soft
a. SlJ.T5d16.25
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-04

still in full force, and little OF the
freight that the Tenyo brought was of
Chinese origin. The cargo included
726 bales OF raw silk, 6,9s3 rolls of
mating, 1852 mats of rice and Abb
bales OF gunnies.
The liner passed quarantine shortly
after o clock a M, Dut on account
of the state of the tide did not dock
until after clock. The passengers
landed on the upper deck OF pier "A.
" hen d Pacific Mail snip lands passen-
gers there wide space is always
cleared, so that the passengers, their
baggage and the customs inspectors
may have plenty of room ana so that
the operation or sorting and eXamln-
ing baggage may be carried on With
out confusion. Theoretically the jap
anese line is accorded the same cour-
JeSy, and in the case OF the IenyO
Maru the courtesy was only theoretical.
Little plies of mating distributed al
strategic points divided what should
have been a wide space into compdra-
lively narrow alley ways which were
soon Jammed with baggage, passengers
and trucks.
on account of the large amount of
freight landed from the Mongolia, the
Pacllc Mail officials said, it mad been
impossible 10 clear the wharf. If the
mating had been planted for the pur-
pose OF making the landing uncomtort-
able for the passengers II could not
have been placed TO better advantage.
Inc Ienyo Mdru Ifled IN vain Ior
three days TO open wireless commune
cation with some of the land stations
on this coast, but its tapping was ig
nored until Sunday, when the operator
succeeded in getting off most of the
messages that had been filed by the
passengers.
Thursday night the Tenyo's operator
heard Seattle asking the station at
Flattery 10 repeat TO Point Iona
message for one of the Tenyo's pas
sengers. The operator on the liner
listened in" and got the message,
which was not repeated 10 the Tenyo
until Sunday
Fine weather and a smooth sea IA
Yored the Tenyo from Yokohama 70
the Golden Gate. The passengers in
cIuded:
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-04

suddenly attacked by Hans Lorentsen
and Peter Farrell. who gave the snip
scalers such a beating that they were
taken TO the harbor hospital for treat
ment- Lorentzen and Farrell were ar
rested by Policemen Ottson and Dover,
10 whom they explained that they had
made the attack under the impression
that. the ship scalers We're strike break
ers. The explanation was not ac-
cepted, however, and the men were
charged With assault with intent to do
grieyous bodily harm.
Liner President Sails
Among the passengers who sailed for
southern ports yesterday on the liner
President were the following:
Mrs ". r.. Newell 7. Il. Sadler
Miss o. Heath o. NJ. Crawford
Miss n /. Stern J. W. Orr
II. V. Harris D. L. Lady and wife
L. E. Shauhe
Water Front Notes
According TO advices received by the
Pacific Mail company the liner Peru,
which is bringing home the crew CT the
wrecked Indiana and the body OF the
late Captain Robinson, is due this att
ernoon.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 1,I35,0 900 feet.
The Pacific Mail liner Korea, Captain
Sandberg. arrived yesterday "a Homo
lulu from the orient. The Korea is
coming home with every cabin occu-
pied and d big cargo.
The Japanese liner Chiyo Maru out
ward bound, arrived yesterday at Hon
oiulu
The City of Para sailed yesterday for
Panama and way ports and tomorrow
the liner Mongolia viii sail for the
far east. Among the passengers on the
Mongolia will be DR.. w. z. Hobby, who
has been chief quarantine off1cer at this
port for three years, and who goes to
honolulu to take charge of the quaran-
tine station there.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-04

81 6; csnners. S2d3.5o: stockerS and feeders
= q 30; calves. S3.25de.75; bulls and stays
sd
Hogs- Receipts. 5.O00. market steady. Heav-
ltN- = t.-0: mixed. s6.a06 : .05: light. $6.75G
30 pigs. S5a6. bulk OF ssles S6.S5dTI0.
Sneep-Receipfs. 2.700. market Iodl5c higher
Aeailines, S65e@ 80. lambs. S7.5oGs40.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. MAJ 3.-Cattle-Receipts.
1000; 5@iec higher. Native steers. S5G6.s0:
native cows and hefers S2.7aao 6.25: siockers
and feeders. S3.75N5 SIS: bulls. S3.s0d5 p;
calves. S3-750G.50: western steers. $5U6.50.
western COWS s.. 50m5-5
Hogs Receipts. II 900. market weak 10 &c
lower. Bulk n sales IS S0eT %. heavy. 81 I0d
20 p, packc-s and bntchers S6 90d 7-25; light,
Ssfafi T-o5; Digs. S5.50G6-5o.
Sleep Receipts. S.o00; market iod15c higher
nutroRs. s.. 80 6lG.T5. lambs. S6.75ds.75: wefh-
ers and yearlinss. S4.1501-5e: ewes, SS.5oeI6.25.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-04
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
The City of Para. Cargo


The steamer City OF Para sailed for Ancon
and way ports yesterday with cargo valued al
Sl59 232. 10 be distributed as follows; For
S8 zoo. Ecuador. S3.23s; Peru, S467; British
Guiana. $50; Dutch Guiana. $50; Jamaica
Sl25, Barbados island. S766; France. S20l !;
Liverpool $3.50. The principal shipments and
their destinations were as follows;
To Mckee, bbls -four. 5000 etls barley. 80
gals wine l.O0S lbs bread, 10 canned goods,
.t9S lbs meals. ! 80 lbs and 55 bxs raisins,
10 pkgs potatoes. 4.136 lbs and bxs dried
fruit. l56 lbs cheese, IA pkgs acid, l6S pkgs
lumber. 1885 lbs LEAD. pcs and bdls iron.
bales broom corn, - bales bags, l3 pkgs
WAGON material, Is TASKS quicksilver. 20 pkcs
paints, - kegs red lead. 255 lbs seeds SOS lbs
sheet copper. 10 lbs zinc.
To Central Americs-Le76 hbls -four, Iol
bales hay, 1920 lbs rice, 1856 lbs coffee l.265
lbs bread. S9l lbs cheese. 81 cs canned goods,
s. cs salmon, Al pkgs onions. pkgs potatoes,
~ lbs dried fruit, 673 lbs and 25 bXs raisns,
l.14S lbs spices cs tea. 100 lbs and II pkgs
meals, $50 gals and l6 cs wine, 30 gals brandy r
20 cs kerosene, 50 cs end bbls oils. es
furpentine 100 pkgs red and white lead .. 600
feet lumber. II bbls tar. 8 pkgs drugs 4o
pes and - bdls steel snd iron. 4 pkgs wagon
material 7.4SI lbs tallow, $50 lbs seeds. 255
pcs and rs railroad material Is bdls broOms.
p nkgs paints. 80 boiler tubes. pkgs agricul-
tursI implements. rolls leather. 20 bds wire.
To PRnama-600 bbls -four. 1.2l5 gals wine.
salmon, 4.20o lbs dried fruit 5000 lbs raisins.
800 lbs coffee, 800 lbs Goldfish. 205 cs canned
geods. 1850 lbs rice. 30 pkgs potatoes, so
coils rope bdls brooms 600 cs soap.
To New York-2S 936 gals and wine,
% G22 lbs rsisiDs 20. 009 lbs nuts 233 cs honey.
- .2z4 lbs wool. .. S73 lbs horns. 20.02T lbs
hides 343 bales hair. O. soap. 10 coils rope.
To Colombia-42S bbls -four $50 lbs rice. 8
O. canned goods. so salmon. l.52l gals wine.
To Ecusdor-=O0 bbls -four. 800 lbs dried
fruit. 100 lbs raisins. IS canned goods. 800
gals wine, 50 beer, 10 cs salmon, 2SS lbs
seeds u bdls brooms
To Peru-4 026 lbs tsllow. 1852 lbs grease.
oils.
To British Guiana-225 salmon.
To Dutch Guiana-25 cs salmon
To Jsmsica-25 salmon.
To Barbados island-212 cs salmon
To France-26 cs canned goods
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-04
|Tenyo Maru Brings Many Passengers From Orient

rate is private. Ceastwise charters were closed
at the rate of S325 for San Francisco
Steamer Rose City, Captain Mason arrived
this evening.
steam schooner Northland arrived this evening
with general cargo from San Francisco
Steamers Argo and Sue II. Elmore sailed
this evening for Tillsmook.
Steamer Eureka, Captain Noren. sailed for
Eureka by way of Coos bay this evening.
Steam schooner T. $. Loop left yesterday for
San Francisco with 100000 feet of Oregon fir
and 5s 600 feet of sawed oak lumber.
French ship Berangere is now loading at the
mills Of the North Pacific lumber company for
Cape Town. The Berangere will carry about
500. 900 feet.
French bark Jacobsen is at Prescott loading
lumber for the United Kingdom.
At Knappton. the Russian bark Dundee is
completing lumber for Australia.
The American barkentine James Tuft is under
charter load lumber on the Columbia river
for Adelaide Melbourne and is expected 70
put in an appearance in the river soon.
SAN PEDRO, May 3.-Steamer Francis H.
Ieggett arrived from Eureka with lumber
Steamer Whittier cleared for San Francisco
with oil.
Steamer Lakme arrived today from Eureka
with lumber.
Steamer Nome City cleared for Portland with
freight and passengers for San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-04

Average snow ground 102 inches.
The following maximum and minimum tenn
peratures reported from eastern stations for
previous day: Chicago, 4s-34; New York, 52-42;
Omaha, 56-42
SYNOPSIS
Warm weather prevails in eastern oregon and
Nevada, but 1t is cooler along the coast north
of Cape Mendocino. Fog prevails along the
coast OF California and brisk west winds are
probable. In the great valley afternoon tenn
peratures exceed 30 degrees.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff AZ
per cent and at Fresno 81 per cent
Forecast for the 80 hours ending midnight,
May 4:
San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy Tuesday,
with fog in the morning and at night; light
south wind, changing to brisk west.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Tuesday, with fog
in the morning: light north winds.
Sacramento vslley-Fair Tuesday; continued
warm; light south winds.
San Joaquin valley-Fair Tuesday: continued
warm; light north winds.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy Tuesday
light north wind. changing to SOUTH
A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster.