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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-28
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Opinions Of Great Papers on Important Subjects.

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DO useful to them in afterlife instead Of trying to
make possible presidents out Of them all.
The intense practically Of the age, the uttarian
tendencies Of civilization strongly demand that less
emphasis be put on the merely cultural studies His
toricaly speaking grade schools have developed
as places where youth may prepare for the high school,
while that institution In turn has been closely artcu
lated with the college university This II all well
enough for those fortunate enough to be able to
plete the entire course. But the fact has been
or less ignored that the great Of school children
finish their schooling without either high school uni
versity courses These young adventurers into real life
should be - well equipped % possible for their en-
prise. They now waste many precious moments In
merely cultural study when they might bs devoting
their time to studies that will help them along the
thorny path Of real life.
Common school education needs reformation in prac
tcal directions. II 10 happy circumstance that those
who study education most deeply, and those who mere
ly come In contact with its manifestations through
their children, are coming to agree ON that point Z
Minneapolis Journal.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-28

YOU'D ought to seen the swell time
We put In at the masquerade last
night" said Florence to Mabel. "You
know. the last time seen you said
Annie and me was goin' as Mary
Queen of Scots or M'ree Ant'nette or
some of those swell danes, but when
we found that we'd have to read up
to learn how they acted we decided
we'd Just fix up like couple Of picka.
ninnies. Fun! nearly died."
did you black up?" asked Mabel.
"Black up!" echoed Florence. Like
the ace O. spades. Honest. you'd died
laughin' II you'd seen US. We got
couple Of wigs of real wigmaker
and We did our hair up In little tight
punches all over our heads, SOS we
could get the wigs on. Then we wore
little short skirts and black shirt
waists. Charlie and Jim-Jim's An.
MES beau--Axed up for two tramps.
and II they wasn't the limit!
Tut the most fun" continued Flor.
ence. twas when they lined us up to
give the prizes. They give prize for
the most comical.dressed couple and
the most uniquest.dressed couple and
the most artistic.dressed couple and
they made the folks march around the
hall In front Of the judges. The
judges was sittin' up on kind OF plat.
form at one end.
"Well. Annie and me marched to.
gether and then Charlie and Jim come
behind US. Well, Just before we got
to the judges stand Charlie reached
over and yanked my wig of my head
and Jim done the same to Annie's.
There we stood with all them little
knobs of hair stickin' up all over our
heads. Well. honest, I thought the
folks'd die laughing. You know An.
MES real kind O. blonde and her
heads awful pink under her hair and
she was blacked up to Just where the
wig come to. and she sure was as good
as q show. ! guess ! looked pretty
near as comical as she did.
"Well. l give one look at Annie and
let out a boiler. Annie yelled, Beat
II, girlie!' and we grabbed hold of
each others hands and started for the
dressin' room. tight as we could run.
We didn't get no more'n halfway
down the room. though. before every.
body was ketchin' hold Of US and be.
fore we knew 1t they hustled US up on
the platform where the judges was
sittin'."
"My!" gasped the listener. wasn't
you awful embarrassed"
For Q minute we was" confessed
Florence. Then ! seen how scared
Annie looked and ! leaned over and
whispered. DO a cake walk. We amt
goin' to let EN- put It over US like
this So there we cake-walked round
there, feelin perfectly crazy, and all
the folks hollered. DO II again!' every
time we stopped. till we was so out OF
breath they just had to let US get
down"
Wouldn't have liked to be there!"
said Mabel.
"You'd have had the time OF your
life." Florence assured her. when
the Judges announced the prizes fol
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-28
What He Wanted.

The old man turned from his desk
as his son.in-law entered the ONCE.
well, what Is It now" he asked.
w-er-have been thinking" an.
swered the new member Of the family.
that you ought to give me pension"
"A pension!" exclaimed the old man.
"What In thunder do you mean. siri"
well. It's like this" explained the
other. Ever since ! did your daugh.
ter the honor to marry her have been
dependent on you for support and
want to be Independent. Sect"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-28

yer before the National Educational Association
fail to be struck with the note OF discomfort that
vades them. The teachers less than the parents.
recognize the fact that the American school SYSTEM
while sound In principle not altogether sound In
practice
One educator at Denver put the thing In neat epi.
gram when he said that a preparatory course to the
presidency Is not the object Of the public school
tenn. Some Of the boys going to be laborers me.
chancs. artisans and what not Not all Of them can
become presidents reasonable therefore, that
should give these boys In school the things that will
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-28

been retained the statute book through the ndif.
ference Of q public opinion which IL at heart hostile
to them through its neglect Its inability to assert
itself with effective expression The reproach has often
been uttered that not law.abidng nation. At
least we must plead guilty to too light q regard for
law and to too little inslsencs upon its uniformly be.
Ing what In theory IL and what In fact should bs
the formal expression Of enlightened public opinion
New York Tribune.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-28

growing folks that the spirit Of the West 10 whole.
its air inspiring and It's educational apparatus
easily adequate to give to energetic minds the
sary tools to work WITH Even far East Oberln,
o.. It IL noted that they raise inQuiring chaps
whose nqusitivcness 10 persistent and brings interest
Ing results. That II q wonderful nursery Of human
life that stretches from the Aeghenies to the Rockies
abounding In space and nourishment for body, mind
and SOUL There are coming out Of that great nursery
great children. whose thoughts and discoveries and
deeds will do for human fe wherever It exists greater
far greater services than any prophet dare predict
Harpers Weekly.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-28
oarr1o1z1No OUR SCHOOL system.
HE widespread dissatisfacti

He widespread DISQUALIFICATION WITH Some
Of the aspects Of our Wanted educational
system. and the attitude Of severe criti.
cism maintained by the public toward It,
are encouraging symptoms presaging it,
reformation. No one who ponders the alb.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-28

At the union depot. everytime q
train arrives. lot Of women rush
into each others arms. Brakemsn
call these affairs head.end collisions.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-28
WHY LAWS ARE BROKEN.

HERE are some laws which at the time OF
their enactment were accurate expressions
OF public opinion. But public opinion has
changed, and has neglected to make the
laws change with It. There are other
laws which never did express public opin.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-28

ct Western man." 10 getting to b .
common cry In the East. It was heard .
good deal lately when Harvard had .
choice to make. There 10 . suspicion
abroad that the West" 10 good place
to raise men; that the physical and men.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

wednesday, September 20.
Stmr Montsra tombstone, 50 hours from seat
tie: merchandise to Pacific Coast steamship conf
pahS' Thursday. September 80.
stmr Acme, Olsen. 81 hours from EqreSa: Snar,a;
2.4o0 NJ shingles, 2S5 Nj II lumber 10 OhaiieS
fn sfmr st. Groix. Warner, 20 hours from San Sa
Pedro passengers and merchandise 10 Nottn L u
BIunts reef lghtship No s3. from moorings
of Cape Mendocino. on account Oh losing sea
anchor and 80 fsthoms of chain
Stmr Alcatraz. Wirschuleit - hours from re
dondo beach ballast to L. E. White lumber com
sfmr Rosecrans. Holmes 10 days and hours
from Nome: ballast to Associated oil company.
Stmr Roanoke Dunham 81 hours from san
Pedro: passengers and merchandise 10 =. r.
stmr Pomo Lillelsnd.. "A hours from Albion; I1
passengers and merchandise to Swayne Hoyt-
Stmr Gualala. Martinson. II hours from fisner-
mans bay; 62 cords wopd, 115 cords bark TO
stmr Albion. Nyman. IL hours from Stewarts
point; 5000 ties. NJ shakes, 800 bxs apples 10
stmr I Del Norte sanford. 80 hours from Cres
cent City; 500 NJ # lumber, 10 tons merchandise
TO Hobbs. Wall & Co.
and IS minutes from Hongkong, via Yokohama
il days hours and q minutes, via Honolulu .
merchandise to W. II. Avery. agent.
Stmr J. r. Stetson, Bonifeld, 90 hours from
Seattle. bound for San Pedro; put in to land
schr Santiago. Mcdonald. 16 hours from Mon
terey. in tow tug Sea Rover; 1l,00O bbls oil 10
Power sehr Ida 4. Campbell. hours from
Point Reyes produce to Morris Brothers.
CLEARED
Thursday. September 80.
Stmr Watson. Griffith, Seattle; Alaska-Pacihc
steamship company.
stmr Peru. Mackiunon, Aneon, etc; Pacific
Mail steamship company.
Stmr Alaskan, Bennett Salina Cruz: Williams,
Dmond < Co.
Stmr Rosecrans. Holmes Juneau; Associated
transportation company
Br ship Musselcrag, Fraser, Liverpool; Balfour,
Guthrie Co.
SAILED
Thursday. September so.
u s torpedo boat Preblc, Freeman. southern
coast.
Stmr Fulton Shipsey, 5s hours from San
Pedro: ballast to Byxbee & Clark.
Stmr Nome City. Hansen, Astoria
Sfmr Point Arena Hansen. Monroe landing.
Stmr Nebraskan, Knight Honolulu, via Tacoma
and Seattle.
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new seasons tea. Haste was made
loading at Yokohama and the run from
Yokohama TO Honolulu was made in
5 days is hours. The liner arrived
here on schedule time.
The Tenyo brought 4,42S tons of
cargo and los passengers. The cargo
included 14,7S9 chests of tea and 451
bales of raw silk. Among the passen-
gers were Mrs. c. X. Dunlap and her
daughter, Miss Sydney Dunlap. They
were met in quarantine by Dunlap, who
is traffic director of the Hartman lines
on the Atlantic side of the continent.
Another passenger was James Granger,
a mining man who has been in Korea
and who is now on his way TO Nome.
He says that the Japanese are rapidly
gaining control of everything in Korea,
except the mining industry, which is
chiefly in the hands of Americans.
Among the Chinese on the liner was
James :. Chuan, a student who is on
his way TO Yale college. Former Chief
Engineer SeaVer was a passenger on
the Tenyo. He resigned from the COM
panys service while in the orient and
mas come to California TO look after
some mining interests to which he will
devote himself for a few months.
Fine weather was encountered all
the way across the Pacific. The pas
sengerS included:
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Los AnreIe. NTarI-ef,


l9S ANGELES. Sept 3O-Iight receipts
80 S-sed 80 an sdvance or cents dozen in the price
S IA selected eggs. which sold for 45 cents a
ee|els. on the prOduce exchange today. Local
.Hsen canuled also advanced cents 10 4S cents
sy1t1l ana case counts ! cent 10 50 cents.
n NeEland Tor creamery extra butter is good,
M.H.alf varieties firm. Cheese is steady. POta-
.t"ss arc nrm and in good demand.
hf'%lp lpts on the produce exchange today were:
9sss, - cases; butter, 26.3SS pounds; cheese.
-I.h5o pounds; potatoes, 555 sacks; onions. &C
sackss sweet potatoes. 800 sacks; spples, $500
Egss- Extra Selects, zJc. local ranch candled.
hist SOC case count. see eastern fresh. 81 SAC.
tter-t treamery extra, zoe; creamery hrst,
o. SC; cooking butter 2Tc
~, = theese--NortherD. fresh. lSc; anchor large.
- anchor. Nouus America. PIE: hand cheese.
s,nchor hrHnd pc: eastern singles. 1Sise eastern
WINS lsc: eastern chcddars 19c. eastern long
horn- l9q2oc: eastern daisy 1eG20c; swiss, i'm
pastep- 81 a S2c: swiss. domestic De; brick
S,eEsl- l$Tl9c; llmburEer lShi9e; imported
teee1eiorts go Edam. 3G-37 size. Of l..
, So-s'i.q+: German breakfast. Si.io box: Neuf-
cpafel, $40 hoX- Sierra. ST. box: Canada
t.iethi- ! dozen 10 box 9lc: SchosSkase. ST box;
0amenhert 20 box: Oregon cheese. lSc.
Bcans-Ao. ] pink. SS.G0n3,75; No limas.
S+-So. Lady Washington. 81: small whites, 50:
s1dS
hoistoes- -shims Si35: rcd si.25: sweets.
yellow. local. 81 506 10: Diamond r. Sl.30
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Eastern livestock Market

NANHAN III
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 0-Cattle-Receipts
-t7e; market strong 10 Zoe higher. Native
eoe1S $500 S25- native COWS and heffers
- @ 200: st0ckers and feeders. s.. - az 80:
FA - Sz.aeH5.a5: calves. $500 1.T5. western
ef-els- At.tna1h-Ss; western c0pS. 50 J0d 90
.ai0gs--s steeeipts, 1900 market strong Bulk
q taleS- Sl.FDaf.So; packers and butchers 81 90
q so right. S7.6ONS.
shceI+-R Receipts. 10000: market steady Nut-
t1Hs. S4-25fa5; lambs. s.. .JOds. 20 range vefb-
CTS AQa ycartiuSs. So 5-25: range ewes 50 25s75
SOUTH OMAHA
sNlIh OMAHA sept 30.-Csttle-R Receipts
$50; market steady. Native steers. 81 75ETS s:
COWS and heifers. s3d5: western steers. Sc 50G
So: Texas steers s3ds.I0: cows and heifers.
- = n 80. Gamers spas sfockers and feeders
s.. - -: calves s.. 25n6.73
htes=- keceints. 500; market 1Oc lower
6essE. $500 1-93; mixed. S7.s5M7. 90: light
epta - PIGS. S6.95 aI.50; bulk Of sales 81 s.
NT-e0..
= sheep Receipts 10000: market steady: lambs
blEhe1 Hearlings. S5G5.30: wethers 81 a5N
8 - ewes. S3.90G4-5O: lambs, s6.5O@6s5.
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BANDoN-Arriyed Sept so-stmr Elizabeth.
hence Sept 2S.
sin, from Panama; barge 81, in tow tug Daunt-
less, hence Sept -
ASI0RIA-sailed Sept 5o-Stmr Hoquiam Tor
San francisco; stmr Cstania, for San Francisco
stmr Breakwater. for Coos bay; stmr J. Mar
Sailed Sept 30-Schr Honoipu. for San Pedro.
FUkT BiiAGG-Arrived sept 3O-Stmr Bruns-
Arrived sept PTS so%stmr .NoyO. hence sept %.
Sailed Sept 30-Br ship Windsor Park' ior
Melbourne.
sEATTLE-sailed Sept 29-stmr TsmDieo. for
-; stmr Queen. for San Francisco
Arrived Sept 50-Stmr City Of Seattle, from
Arrived Sept so-stmr Colonel E. L. Drake
hence Sept 81
SOUTH BEND-Sailed Sept 30-Stmr Mayfair
Arrived Sept S0-stmr Hoauiau,. from Astoria.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK-Arrived Sept 29-Stmr Advance,
from Colon. Sept 30-Stmr American, from
Puerto Mexico; Ger stmr Numantia, from sinsa-
DELAWARE BREAKwATER-Sa Sailed Sept 20
-Stmr American. for New York.
ISLAND PORTS
HoNoLULU-Arrived sept 3O-Stmr Hyades,
from Seattle; ship Marion Chiicott from Gsviota,
Sailed Sept So--Br stmr Asia. for Yokohama;
) stmr Concord. for San Francisco.
FOREIGN PORTS
SlDNEY-Sailed sept 2s-Br stmr Mariana,
:, HoNGKoNG- sailed Sept 2s-Jap stmr Tango
ACAPULcoNSai sept 2o-stmr san Jose.
LAS PALMAS-Arriyed prior Sept 3o-Ger
stmr Sais, from Tacoma for Hamburgi Ger stmr
Sebara. from San Francisco June 3. for Hamburg
YOK0HAMA-Arrived prior Sept 29-Br stmr
empress OF Japan, from vancouver -,
SHANGHAI-Sailed Sept 2S-Fr stmr Amiral
Duperre. for San Francisco.
.kOBE-Sailed Sept 30-Br stmr Dakotah, Tor
San Francisco. via Yokohama.
ST. YINCENT-Arriyed Sept 30-Fr stmr
Amirel Exelmans, hence July 81. for Havre. etc.
VALPARAISO-Arrived prior Sept 3O-Ger
stmr Memphis, from Hamburg, for San Fran
PUERTO MExIco-saned Sept 29-stmr
Lewis Luckenbach for New York
NICTORIA-Sailed Sept 3o-stmr Queen, Tor
Arrived Sept 8o-stmr City of Puebls. hence
VANCOUVER Sailed Sept 29-Ger stmr Ann
GAILAo1 Sailed Sept so-sehr ]. W. elise.
OCEAN STEAMERS
PL1MoTTHIAFriyed Sept $@st~r Psinz nr
NEW. YoRk-Arrived Sept 30-Stmr Maure-
tanis. from Liverpool
Sailed Sept 30-Stmr La Provence. for Havre
stmr Friedrich der Crosse. for Bremen; stmr
Hamburg, for Naples; stmr Oscar ii, for Copen-
hagen.
Amiral Exelmans. from San Francisco etc, via
fontevideo. for Havre.
VALPARAISO-Arrived previous Sept 30-Stmr
Memphis. from Hamburg, etc, via Bahia Blanca,
for San Francisco.
CHERBoURG- Sailed Sept 29-Stmr Kron-
prinzessin Cecilie, for New York.
LAS PALMAS-Arrived previous Sept 30-Stmr
Sais- from Tacoma ETC. via MontevideO for
Hamburg: stmr sebara from San Francisco etc.
via Punta Arenas. for Hamburg.
YOKOHAMA-Arrived Sept 29-Stmr Empress
of Japan. from Vancouver. for Hongkong.
SHANGHAI-Sailed Sept 2S-Stmr AmiraI Du-
perre. from Antwerp, etc, via Singapore. etc.
oUEENsTowN-sailed sept sO-stmr Adri-
atie. for New York.
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New Work gfefaI Marked

i NEW .N0RK Sept 30.-The tin market was
ieasf. spot. September. October and November
closing ~ 30.50N so. soc: December. 30 .J0aI
3o9or. Sales. - tons Of December at 60. e0a
5t-t5c- The London market closed easy. Spot.
fI.s les Cd: futures. $40 12s Cd
, StsEdsrd copper WAS essy. Spot September and
Ssetoser- i250a p I5c; November. 10 5Os1 - SIC
ltrepnliler i--fs5 a - = lee. The London market
vsss easy Spot. 959 es ID; futures. $50 rs sd.
TIE local dealers quote Lake copper st I3G
lE.25c. electrolytc, i27 i3c- casting u s. iZ
II y S1isc-
!. 4sead-sliuief. Spot. $500 f.27lzc New York
end = 2ls7 .25c East -. Louis London un-
changed f1s 2s Cd.
Spoltcf was firm st $50 ,. .9Oc for spot at
Neve York aa1 57od5. Soc East St Louis Lon
don Fas higher AT E23 IS
fae English iron market was unchanged at
.ss cd for tlevelsnd warrants Locally the mar
ket WIS strong snd higher. No / foundry
1oundry southern soft SIS 25sd 10 .: No. . fenn-
CRY northern. SIS.T5eI1 -
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The following maximum and minimum temper
previous day: Chicago 5S4s; New York, 6s-as:
Omaha I4-52.
SYNOPSIS
The nressure is falling rapidly throughout Cali
fornia and there has been marked increase IN.
cloudiness No rain has fallen in California ppt
there has been showers generally through hont
Oregon and washington. Brisk southeast winds
are reported al the mouth OF the Columbia river
Afternoon Temperatures in the great valley OF
california range from 20 to rs degrees. The rel
stiye humidity at Red Bluff was so per cent and
at Fresno 40 per cent.
Forecast for the so hours ending at 20 p m,
October |; 60,
San Francisco and vlcinlty-Clouuy rriuay'
with moderate south wind
santa Clara valley-cloudy Friday; moderate
sacramento valley-cloudy Friday; warmer;
light variable wind.
San Joaquin valley-Cloudy Friday; hght west
Los Angeles and vicinity Fair Friday; over
cast in tho morning; light northwest wino' chans>
ing TO south. -.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
CnIInn aInrkeI

AEN YORK. Sept HuttOn's wire SAYS:
here rery nervous HndeFtone To the
lorai speculative market and trading was some
Nhet less =active with sentiment more evenly
ofiGea- some prominent opers tors seemed 10 be
forming foT lower prices and recently bears have
been more aggressive. encouraged by the decline
ih faiues. Southern spot markets were firm with
feperts Of n liberal outward movement but port
receipts were again heavy and local spot men
So INST cotton is being offered at a very low
pas-s and mills appear 10 be afraid 10 buy
NeW orleans wires ''Demand absorbing cot
iof AS fast as offered everywhere aud lesding
fpol ms1keis arc frm. Oklaboms estimates that
crop ~ $50 -oOo' bales maximum practically sold
out bere.s'
4EMRHlS Sept 30.-Tbe report Of the Ma
iionsl cotton ginners' association. issued today
efFes the condition Of cotton at 500.
spot closed quiet; middling uplands. 1880;
miaohng gulf. 1850; sales. 2.55s bales.
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Illegally landing men at East Cape and ancd
81 500
Per stmr J. B. Stetson-Sept %. 10 mites
south OF Cape AlendOcinO. came alongside the
disabled steamer BandOn. bound from BandOu FOR
San Francisco. in tow tug Hercules. took on
six of her and brought them 10 the cifv.
Vessel making very slow progress, steering bad
ly: may not reach port for 100 b0urs.
Per stmr Del NOrte-SeDt %. Z a. M. passed
RlURts reef lightship six miles northwest BY
north OF position and one mile northwest 0f
Blunts reef tbef0re reported going back tn
mooringSl. At I.4J a. m passed stmr Bandon
in waterlogged c0nditi0 In tow tug Hercules.
and reported that the BandOn had carried away
jury rudder and had become wateriogged during
the night. Towing very badly.
NEWCASTLE. y :. W. sept 29-Schr AT
pena, previously reported tOwed to this port.
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TENYO MARU HERE
FROM FAR EAST
japanese Liner Loses Time at
Tea Ports, but Makes 1t Up
by Increasing Speed

7 is sometimes very
convenient for an
ocean liner TO have
A little extra speed
in reserve. The big
Japanese t u r b i n e
liner Tenyo Marn,
which arrived here
yesterday from the
far east, arrived at
Yokohama [ h r G e
days behind time
on account of hav-
ing TO call at vari-
Gus extra ports in
the orient TO gather
up shipments of the
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Memoranda

Per power schr Washcalore-Sept %. 3 p. m.
Oft Point Gorda passed rug Hercules with stmr
Bandon in tow, from Bandon for San Francisco.
making about 81 or miles hour. long west
erly swell running at the time.
Per stmr Acme-Sept 20, $50 a. m. passed
Blunts reef lghtship three miles northwest Of
her station. on way to San Francisco; had lost
anchor and 90 fathOms Of chain. Sept 90. n
a. m. saw tug Hercules with wateFlogged stmr
Bandon in tow. for San Francisco.
Per stmr Rosecrans captain of Nor Stmr
Varg was arrested by Z $ stmr Bear and taken
to Nome. where he was tried and convicted OF
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london Wool Sales

LONDON. Sept. Ca miscellaneous sclec-
on n . .s94 bales was offered al the wool snc-
I5on sales today Competition MAS brisk and
p1oes ruled frm. Continental buyers were es-
fecisl.y eager for secured and Americans paid
D .Eh prioes Tor crossbredS and light merinos
The sales viii close tomorrow
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Army Transports

The Crook Is IN port
The Thomas IS In port.
The sherman is in port.
The Warren is at Manila.
The Dix en- route from Seattle for Manila
sailed from Honolulu September e
Tho Logan. from San Francisco for Manila
sailed from Honolulu September 1C.
The sheridan sailed from Manila for Seattle
Spnfemter H.
for this port.
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of6ce Of United States lighthouse Inspector,
tu.elfth district San Francisco. September 80.
piunts reef. Cal dist Of Lights and Fog Sig
nails Pacific coast 1908, page "a, No. 90, and
TSst of Lights Buoys and Dsymarks. Pacific
coast 1908 page 38l.-Notice is hereby given
,Sat Rinnts reef light vessel No. So, of Cape
Mendocfno CAL parted her moorings September
Is and proceeded TO San Francisco. She viii be
replaced as soon practicable. BY order OF the
lighthouse board.
w G. MILLER. Commander L. S. n.
inspector Twelfth Lighthouse District.
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minneapolis FLAX Market

& Naval S1OreS-Turpentine and Rosin
+ - kAENAH Ga. Sept. SO.-Spirits turpen-
sine = - 2ci sales, 7fe; receipts 7o3: ship
ments. . 500.
. flosf-- Firin: receipts. 216O: shipments. s $50
stsek+ laS.3fs. Quote: p. S397Is: D. 81 10: F.
= 49, II Sfslaa 4-:31is: 9. 4.2215 H. 81 65: I
s5x~i- y. s5.35; NJ $50; \, s.. so; VIC s6' '25 T:
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sEATTLE. Sept. 30.--Arrived: Steamer Che
ner from Tacoma: steamer City OF Seattle from
Skagway: steamer Colonel r. L. Drake, from
San Francisco.
Sailed: Steamer Tampico. for San Francisco:
hark G. y. Peters. for Eagle harbor: steamer
Meteor for LHdysmitb. b. C.; German steamer.
Ella for Mexico and Central America.
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II. Louis Wool Market

ttS3+ E0I Is. sept. 30.-Market unchanged Ne
riDu grades. combing and clothing. 23d50c:
ght tine e2n2Tc; heavy fne I3d2ic tub
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
shoiee 70 fancy seeded. "a @esbc: seedless. SIS.
VA'ise' London layers. 81 .2od15 70
Chicago Dairy ara Produce Market

49,, - y 800 Sept 3O.-Butter. steady: cream
=, - = 2 1se; dairies, 22@2 2ec Eggs steady
80 1laS cases included. lSc; frsts 22lhe; prime
iss. 80: receipts. g. $50 cases. Cheese. frm;
..s.es, 91sH152zc; twins, 142 di5e: Young
-ll.elloas. 15.3 Ql5a4e: longhorns. I5lke.