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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-13

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
Founders s Day MI Tome

Founders Day oh,cryarccs at
jacob Tome Institute. Port Deposit,
drew large attendance ON Thursday
Rev William Schoulcr. OF Eiktou.
opened the exercises with prayer Rev.
DR. Charles Wood. OF Washington,
- c. delivered the regular address
on The Response to Lie" and spoke
ui the inspiring environment oi the
Institute Director Baker emphasized
the purpose oi the administration to
maintain the high standard set for its
conduct Gold medals were awarded
L. members oi the Pythiau Society,
who won the annual debate with the
Olympian Society Announcements
were made oi the following appoint
mcn,> To- the faculty Frederick Squire
Henry. master in German and English:
Roy D. Chamberlain. sub-mastcr in
ATTN and Greek; Edward w lIavi-
lsud. Supervisor OF the Middle and
Junior School, oi the Institute
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
Delaware s New Judiciary

Governor pcnucwill on Wednesday
announced hi, choice OF judges for
Delaware as follows Chief Justice,
Jane, rcuncwi,l. oi Dover promoted
to succeed Charles Il. Lore. Judge at
large. Victor b Wouilcy. vice Igua,us
c. Cirubb Resident Judge ior New
Castle county, Daniel O. Hastings,
vice William {. Spruancc, Resident
Judge ior Kent county William H.
Royce, vice JAIME, Pcnuewill. promoted
to Ch'ci Justice: Resident judge for
Sussex county. Henry G. Conrad, OF
Wilmington. vice William IT, Royce,
transferred To- Ncnt county; Chauccl-
lpr. Char'r~ VI Curtis. vice John X.
Nicholson The present bench stands
iour Democrats and two Republicans
The new bench will have four Rcpub
hcan, and two Democrats. Judges
Buycc aud Woplcy. William 1.
Sm,hcrS will be named Tor Secretary
ui State. vice Daniel q. Hastings.
The State Senate will confirm the
nominations, about the middle Of June.
The Governors selections appear to
give general satisfaction To- Dclawar,
AN,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
Couple Wed In Clerks office

The private office OF Clerk OF the
Court Drrmren was the scene OF a
quickly arranged aud executed mar
riagc ON Monday morning. Major
Purncll aud Deputy Clerk. IT, w
Lewis. ON opening the office found Mr.
Matthew Green and Miss Sadie May
Oliver. who had reached here from
Delaware City, some three hours ear
licr. waiting Tor license The genial
Major promptly furnished the docu-
mcut and was asked far directions to
find a minister Just in the nick OF
time. Rev DIR John McElmoylc
chanccd To- pas, OIL his way to the post
office. He was hailed and prepared
to get busy Clerk Lewis rendered the
Use oi the private Office for the ccrc-
mouy, which was quickly performed
Deputy Register oi Wills K. y. Bow
land was called in as witness, and
when the knot was tied good aud hard
the couple were rendered conEratua-
tions They lett on thcir way home
shortly afterwards
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
HIGH SCHOOLS
YEARS. CLOSE
Programs AHd Graduates At
Chesapeake City, North East,
EIkfon And Cecfifon

The closing exercises OF the several
high schools in the county will be held
next week, save CeciIton's, wkich are
fixed for Monday evening. May al.
Those OF the Chesapeake City school
will be held in Masonic Hall on next
Thursday evening. Mrs. James Lotto
mus, formerly Miss Virginia Jones,
will give readings and impersonaiions
IN lieu OF a formal address, after the
presentation OF diplomas. Vocal and
instrumental music will also form fea-
lures Of the program. Four young
ladies form the Class OF Iooo-Misses
Lulu May Bryson, Augusta Bouchelle
Egee. Sarah Gladys Banks and Leila
Mccoy thornton. Tomorrow even-
ing they viii hear a special sermon by
Rev. Edwin Gardner, al the M. +.
Church
North East High School will hold
its closing exercises next Friday morn
ing Al 1880 o'clock. The Class OF
1909 comprises four young ladies'
Misses Nellie Pennington, Priscilla
Larzalerc, Elizabeth Miller and Ella
S.mpcrs Rev DR.. John McElmoyie,
oi Elkton. will deliver the address.
The graduates will hear special SER
mon by Rev. o. II. Murphy. al st.
Mary's Church, tomorrow.
The exercises OF the Cecil County, or
Elkton High School will be held in
Mechanics Hall next Saturday morn
ing, May 20. II 10 o'clock. Rev. DIR.
II. w Kellogg. OF Grace NJ. E.
Church, Wilmington. will deliver the
address to the graduates. who are
Misses Anna Anna Aberuathy, Rose
l. Alagia, Mary l. Rowland. Rachel
\. Burns, Isabel L. Davis. Elizabeth
g. Drennen, Elsie Garrett, Isabel +.
Miller. Rose Parker. Emily Scott,
Isabel Steele and Mary Warburton,
and Messrs. John Abel Alfred V.
Davis. Charles +. Deibert. Thomas
NJ. Garrett. Eugene Gonce and Alfred
Lancaster The graduates will hear a
special sermon at Trinity Church, by
the rector, Rev William Schoulcr. to-
morrow evening, at 7..3o o'clock. The
Glass Day exercises Will be held in
the High School building next Thurs.
day evening. at 8 o'clock
Ceclltous closing exercises will be
held on Monday evening. May a. in
the NJ T. Church Governor Croth-
crs will deliver the address to the
graduates, Misses Mary 4, Blackway.
Rcba NJ Burris, Blanche Brown.
Katharine Taylor, Christine Luthrin.
ger, Mcssrs Julian r Robinson. Cliff
ton Burke and Harold f Padlcy.
Class Day exercises will be held next
W cdncsday. Rev. A. W. Coale will
preach special sermon to the grad
uates in the Protestant Episcopal
Chapel, Cccilton. tomorrow. at 4 o. III.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
Talking Up Rural Telephones

\ meeting OF residents of.the Cherry
Hill section was held in the hall in
that village on Tuesday evening, when
the matter oi forming local rural
telephone company was discussed.
McsSrS Bachelor and Chambers, rep
rcSentrg the Delaware 4 Atlantic
Company. submitted proposition
which enables new local lines To OBJ
tan connection with Bell Company
lines at merely nominal cost Appar-
atus and material suited to rural telc-
phone lines, were shown by a rcpresen.
tativc OF the Western Electric Com
pany who also gave the approximate
cost oi such lines and instruments.
No organization was effected. but il
is likely that line As suggested will
shortly be established
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
ME ETHODIST

sElkton NJ. +. Church. Rev. II. A.
G Wcsteriield, Pastor. New memoir
ial windows have just been placed in
the auditorium Of the Church. aud the
rcopcning tomorrow for Divine wor-
ship will be made special occasion
The services for the day will be as fol-
lows:-Preaching 1890 a NJ. and 8
p. m. Morning subject The Win
dows OF the Soul" Evening subject.
The Ascension oi Christ Sabbath
School, p. m; Epworth League De-
votional service. 7.1s p. m Special
music will be rendered at each service.
"On Wednesday evening May 26,
the Epworlh League Anniversary will
be celebrated, and a reception tender
ed To the Epworth League Cabinet OF
Wilminglcl District
est Johns NJ. f.. Church. Lewisville,
Pa. Rev | G. Fosnocht Pastor. Sub
jccts inr tomorrow as follows:: 10. 20
q m. mo Blood No Redemption ;
7So m. "NrouSing the Sleeper"
Holy Communion will follow morning
sermon
sIIopcwcll VI. +. Church, Wood
lawn. Rev ! Howard Gray, pastor.
Sabbath services. May %: Sunday
School, at 90. by pastor; Epworth
League and preaching at s p M.
Evening subject. blessings and Dan
gers Of Summertime Preaching at
Asbury. ; p. III. Nj welcome
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
Decoration Day Exercises

L s Grant Post No 10. OF Cherry
Hill. will hold their Decoration SER
vices on Saturday. May goth, at the
Union NJ. + Church. at go p III The
speakers iur the afternoon will be
Hon Henry NJ Mccullough and
Henry Warburton. Esq. both OF Elk
ton The different cemeteries will be
visited by the committee which has
been appointed. when they will strcw
flower, upon the graves OF their COM
radcs
The Memorial sermon will be
preached To- the Post on Sunday morn
ing. MAY e. at the Union NJ T..
Church. by the Rev Mr. Mitchell, OF
Zion. at 1890 a NJ Everybody is most
cordially invited To- Ec present at both
services
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
Personals Social

Governor Crothers was iorty-n;ne
years old on Tuesday
Miss Lid.c Frazer has been visiting
at her parents home near Earleville.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson is visiting
friends in Philadelphia and Ridley
Park. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs W. c. Fcchly spent
Thursday with friends at Kcnnett
Square. Pa
Mrs. Oliver c. Giles and son. Oliver,
spent the past week with relatives in
Wilmington
\ number oi her friends were cLter-
tanned at cards on Tuesday evening by
Miss Bessie Manly.
Miss Margaret McCauley and Miss
Lizzie Walmsley are guests OF rcla-
tivcS at Larchmont, n. y.
The friends oi Alfred Wcthcrll are
pleased 10 see him about again. after
his recent protracted illness
Mrs {, K Blos enjoyed the COM
pany of her sister, Miss Edna Field
meyer 1T Annapolis. this week.
MIR, Warren ! lIaincS and children
and his mother. Mrs l.. NJ. lIaines,
w "'N' WV '''''t'' az '"if' i'dNN"'
Prnna.
Rcel>tcr Of wills I. Il. Miller left
IN WEDNESDAY for visit to his bro
Their. !. -. Miller. at the lattcr's lum-
bcr camp in Virginia
Mcssr, Reuben liaineS and W. I.
l'"nldcn took trip last Friday to New
."nd"n, where they were pupils at the
famed old academy IN boyhood.
\ larpc number oi guests enjoyed
an cNl.bNi"n dance given by pupils OF
Miss Stella Hare, IN Mechanics Hall,
last FRIDAY evening The Young dan
GERS showed the results OF skilled train
ing.
Graham pg.c. Mcll-kn"wn Young
ilFi"nan. Icit "n thursday for Ne
'a'H where he VIII manage gold
lnuo, near Ach'Ii Junction. Ills
home friends hope he may strike u
rich
\ number of her friends were enter
tanned at lawn party by little Miss
Mary Wilmer lanes AZ the home oi
lcr patents. Mr. ana Mrs j.. .
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
NEWS NOTES

Davis & Vinsinger began serving
ice, made at their plant here, this week,
to customers.
-Elwood Moulton, OF Rising Sun,
was severely kicked by horse, one
day this week.
The Elkton Tennis Club, David
Scott. President, has reorganzed and
rcopcned the court ON the Union Hos
pital grounds
Ninety neighbors helped James
Yerkes, OF the Calvert section, TO raise
his new barn on the site OF the one
recently burned.
The pupils Of Leeds School will
hold festival in the hall at Leeds,
Thursday evening, May II. Proceeds
for an organ fund
Big Elk Sunday school will hold
their annual festival on the Chapel
grounds. Friday evening, June 4. II
stormy. will be held next evening.
Lifting heavy machinery, Harry
Burkins saved his arm when his sleeve
caught IN cog at the Cecil Paper
Mill. near Rising Sun, one day this
week.
Howard W. Stanley, OF Dover.
formerly an officer in Philadelphia,
has been chosen bailiif OF Middletown
uut OF nearly two dozen applicants for
the place
John c. Blizzard. former owner
OF the Delaware House, Smyrna. has
purchased Hechts Hotel. Havre de
Grace. and will shortly take charge OF
the house.
The North East Athletic Associa-
ton will furnish the members OF the
base ball team that will represent that
town in the Cecil County Amateur
Base Ball League. o. NJ. Coslett will
be the North East teams manager.
The Saints Church Of Elk Mills
viii have corner stone laying, Sun
day May 20, at 5 p. III. Bishop John
Zimmerman, OF Philadelphia and Elder
+ Il. Hull, pastor OF Saints Church oi
Germantown. Pa. will conduct the ser
vices All are cordially invited
"A full attendance oi the Alumni OF
the Cecil County High School is re-
quc>tcd AT meeting To be held at the
home oi Miss Ella G. Lewis. on East
Main street. next Thursday evening,
at 4 o'clock The meeting had been
called Tor to-day but was postponed
Sylvester King. coolrcd. OF Perry
vile. was 20 have had hearing before
Justice Gilp'n at the Jail on Tuesday.
,n the charge Of nnn-support. brought
Ey his wife but. in the meanwhile.
they bad agreed to make another trial
"i living together. and King was dis
CHARGED
Fire, thought to have been started
hy careless tramps who had slept in
the barn on Harry Biddlc'S farm, near
Red Lion. Del. early Monday morn
ing, destroyed the building and nearby
barracks with about 10 tons of hay
The loss was partially covered by in
Surauce
The Boys Sunday School Class
81 Mt Pleasant NJ T. Church will hold
strawberry and ice cream festival in
the canning house. Colora. on We'd
n"sdav. May ~ II that evening is
stormy, it wiz he held the next fair
evening II is held for the benefit OF
the Stewards fund. Come and help us
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
PerryViIIe VehicIe-Bridge

The contract for the new draw pier
and span needed for restoring the old
T., B. & = K. K. bridge over the
Susquehauna. between Pcrryvillc and
Iiavre de Grace, as also the ap-
proachcs at both ends OF the structure
has been awarded by the management
Ia the Braun-Stewart Company, OF
Philadelphia. The new span will be
900 feet lorg. so feet longer than the
old ore. and twenty-five feet wider, to
permi, vehicles to pass in the centre
OF the bridge. The work will cost
around Sloo,ooo, and is to be complet-
cd by October Two large open light
erS were expected to arrive at Havre
dc Grace on Monday from Baltimore.
towcd by the tug Greyhound, for use
ON the work.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
Suit Over Canned Gs1ds

\ suit in equity. in which testimony
was taken before X. {. Thackcry.
Esq auditor, brought number OF
residents OF the Eighth district TO
town on Monday, as witnesses or in
terestcd parties. The suit was that Of
Garvinc ct al vs.. Mccain and Whe-
Ian. involving the ownership OF GER
tain canned goods, packed by Wilbur
McCaun. The plaintiffs claim that the
goods sold to the packer were never
paid Tor. and that he sold the canned
produc, to Mr.. Whelan The plain
tiffs claim that the sale was invalid.
and they ask that the goods be sold 10
pay the debts due the growers. Fur
thcr proceedings in the case will be
had TODAY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
Kicked In Mouth BY n Horse

W. {. Brooks. OF. the Glasgow sec
tinu. one dav last week purchased a
horse. which kicked at his son. Claude.
aged a years. rs he was leading an
other one by it. Its hooi landed on
the boys mouth knocking out two OF
his teeth and forcing seven OF the up
per ones out Of place He was taken
to Newark and treated there by DR..
Blake.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
DR.. Baker To DeliUer ADDRESS

DR., Thomas 5. Baker. Director OF
the Tome School. will deliver the
Commencement address At Johns Hop
kins University, on June 8 DR. Baker
il a graduate oi Johns Hopkins Uni
ycrsity, .nd was connected with the
faculty OF that University since his
graduation until the present year. He
has been 4 professor at the Tome In
stitutc since 1000 but during his en-
tire with the Cecil county school he
has held lccturcship at the Balt-
more University.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
n. U. M. p. appointments

The t'ty-uinth annual session OF the
African triou Methodist Protestant
Church held IN Providence Church,
High street. Elktou. closed on Mon
day np1 The following local az
poiu,mcurs were made Cecil Circuit
-Rcy : T. Holland; North East Cir
cuit, Rry. p Moore; Providence
Church Elktou. Rev $ | Mills; Cedar
IIill. Rev \. Hammond; Cecil Mis-
siurary. Rev \ q Hammond; llav-
rc dc Grace, Rev. C. w Sides,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
Work Spite On Fishermen

State Detective Gillis was detailed
to Delaware City on Monday, to inves-
tigatc the burning and cutting of sew
cral hshermcn's nets on Saturday
night George Bowen found his net
destroyed OH Saturday morning. Those
OF four other men were more or less
burned and several others had been
cut, The State authorities will endea-
vor to run down the workers Of the
mischief
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
Green Held For Court

Justice G.lpiu gave lcClairc Green
q hearing last Friday. on the charge oi
attempted burglary at Walter II Tay.
'or's premises, % Main street. on the
previous Sunday morning. and com.
mit'cd for September Court in default
OF 81 600 bail
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
Matinee Race Card

Five matinee races will be held on
the Elkton Fair Grounds track next
he card Includes colt race,
a.ls, 80. 2:25 classes. and 4 free for
all Admission 2s cents W. ] Falls,
Secretary. will furnish information.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
Leaves Hospital For Jail

Harrison Jones, colorcd, who was
brought to Union Hospital for treat
mcnt for gunshot wounds, received
some weeks ago, near Octoraro June
tinu. was charged with stealing a bicy-
Gle from Raymond Ebcrly, OF the Oak
wood section. two years ago. and at
ter hearing this week was held for
September Court
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
Entertainment Af CeciIfon

The Junior Auxiliary OF North Sas-
,airas Parish will present a short en-
tcrtairmcnt in Andcrsons Hail. Cecil
ton, Wednesday, June ?, at eight
o'clock Nitcr the program is rem
dcrcd. ice cream. cake aud ,trawbcr-
ric, will re ior sale.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
appointed Election Supervisor

Charles w Shippers, OF North East.
was on Wednesday appointed by Gov
crnor Crothcrs as member OF the
Cecil Board OF Election Supervisors to
succeed Omar u Crothcrs, Esq, who
resigned upon announcing his candi-
dacy for the nomination for State
Senator. at the coming Democratic
primaries.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
Cash balance

The Comm msSoncrs de sided To meet
On the evenings OF June ,, 4 and /. to
hear appeals from the assessments.
The following bills were passed and
ordered paid -.arencc Perkins. SAYS;
William Hughes. SsI3; Ellis Picrson.
% ccrtS; WilIiam Willn. S2cI; Charles
Il Finley. note. SII.os: Richard Pier
son. $lSs; William Taylor. so cents
VICTOR X BENNETT. Scc'y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
Mayhapy Missing Murderer

William T. .urrcst, a farmer living
in thlnly settled section at st. Mary,
county aud ms wife, were found mur-
dcrcd at their home early this week
They had been dead fully a week
Their son, Joseph, who has Disappear
ed is suspected Of the crime Sheriff
Hapcr saw a youth here on Thursday.
carrying 4 bundle. who fitted young
Forests description but was told by
a man who saw the stranger. that he
was farm hand IRON upper Cecil
ard let him 60 ON, when he should,
perhaps. have detained him.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
Eikfon ToWn Council
Elktun. Md. Nav Io. Iof

tlktOn, Md, May 10. Ioo0
Elkton Town Council met in regular
session on above date.
Present, Messrs James +. Powers,
President; Frank K Scott, Csdmus
Price and Victor r. Bennett. Commis.
Siouers.
The minutes oi the last meeting were
read and approved
The Treasurer reported:
Receipts .....,.......S34o4I
Disbursements ....... mo
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
Church Services
Episcopal

There will be service in the Church
OF the Good Shepherd, Chesapeake
City. tomorrow Sunday at 8 p. IN.
I'm Whit Sunday. May 30. at 1890 a.
m with celebration of the Holy Com
munion) al 8 d. IN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22

a festival for the benefit oi the
C,ti1cns' Cornct Band will be held III
the hail at Cherry llill next Wcdncs
day evening MAY ~ II stormy, next
fair evening
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-22
DEATHS
WILLIAM KNIGHT.

William Knight. eldest son OF vii
liam NJ and Maria Groomc Knight
died OF heart failure at his fathers
residence, No Fast Lafayette ave,
Baltimore. on Saturday morning, aged
l4 years lie felt in on the previous
aitcrn ,ou and went home. where he
steadily sank. dying about : o'clock on
Saturday morning Mr. Knight was n
nephew oi the late Hon. James h.
Groomc and was born at the Knight
homestead. near Bohemia bridge. lie
was admitted To the bar and resided
hcsc for some time. but FOR several
year, past was connected with his
father, grain ana commission firm.
Frame. knigh, x Co.. Baltimore. OF
which Mayor Mahool. oi that city. is
e member He was well remembered
IN llktou. where he had many friends.
and At times spent vacations here with
his cousins. the McSSr> Constable
Ills ialhcr and mother. one brother.
Iamr, NJ . deputy clerk oi the ST.
pcriur Cuur, oi Baltimore. and four
sisters. the Misses Elizabeth b.. Ethel
aud Rcbccca r. Knight. and Mrs l.yu-
don $ Tracey ~ Syracuse. \. y,
survive him Funeral services were
held uu Monday at the family resi-
dcurr. conducted hy Rev. DR.. ! II.
l.cclc,iun. rector ~ Emmanuel Pro-
ic,,.ut Episcopal Church The pail
h,arcrs were Mayor Mahuol. Horace
McE,dcrry, Harry $. Davis. Cavcr-
dish Darrell \ r. Johnson. C. II.
Brown. { W Lord and Albert Con
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-23

Pedro within the next few days 1t Is har-
bored at st. Johns with $50. 600 feet of lumber.
Steamer st. Helens of San Francisco is unload
ing 10 tons Of freight brought here for the
steamer Homer.
SAN PEDRO, Jan. 22.--Arrived: Steamer
Arctic. from Fort Bragg; steamer Coos Bay.
from San Francisco; steamer Hanalei. from san
Francisco; steamer State of California, from
San Francisco. Steamer ShDa YAK was forced
to leave Redondo account of rough weather
and Will discharge her cargo OF lumber here.
Departed: Steamer Coos Bay. for San Fran
cisco: steamer Samoa. for Caspar. steamer Roa-
noke for Portland; steamer Katherine, Tor
Eureka
VICTORIA, B. c.. Jan. 22-The steamer
Georgia arrived today from Salina Cruz and way
points after a stormy voyage. encountering a
hurricane after passing Cape st. Lucas. when
heavy seas flooded her decks. Tho Mexican
liner Brought srnsll cargo consisting mostly
of salt. II brought news from Acapulco that
the hull of the burned ship 6iInla Is 20 be
brought 10 San Francisco for the purpose Of
converting its hulk
SEATTLE, Jan. 22-Captain Norman Nicel-
son. a well known coast mariner, died today at
Tucson, Arfz.
Steamer FaraIlon towing steamer Dora. ar
rived from the route far to the west as
Unalaska.
Steamer Santa Clara arrived from Valdez and
Seward.
PORTLAND. Jan. 22.-Assisted by strong
south gale rne steamer ST. Helens, Captain
Dodge. arrived from San Francisco and CONF
pleted the passage to the Columbia river in
% hours. The skipper says the storm never
abated iusing the trip.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-23
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

ASTORIA, jan 22.-Steamer Argo arrived ~
day from Portland with a general cargo for nil.
lanook, and viii probably leave tomorrow morn.
ing. 49,
OH tank steamer Atlas. with a cargo Of fuel
OIL for the Standard oil company arrived ia port
this morning. ~
Steam schooner Wellesley arrived this morning
from Willapa bay with cargo of lumber for
San Francisco, the occasion of its coming heins
TO take On fuel oil. This evening in viii % to
South Bend TO tow the disabled steam scheoner
San Pedro TO the bay city
steam schooner Yosemite. with partial cargo
OF lumber from Knappton for San Francisco left
up the river. today TO flush loading
Steam schooners Cascade and F. s. Loon ar
rived early this morning from San Francisco n
load lumber. They report that Off the mouth Of
the river the weather was variable with tho
wind blowing from all directions and accomna.
MED by hail, and rain
Steamer Alliance arrived today from Coos ba v
with freight and passengers
French bark Eugene Schneider. which has been
At Portland for some days, viii take on / 400
GOO feet Of lumber at the Hammond mill
Norwegian steamship Elsa is due from fomax
b q, TO load 200000 feet Of lumber at fbe
Hammond mill and then proceed to Portland 10
finish cargo. -
Word received from North Beach is TO the ef
feet that the stranded French bark Alice Is on
its beam ends. and at high tide nothing can be
seen Of 1t excepting portion OF its bowsprit
PORTLAND, Jan. 22-The Lee lumber com