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ers," and says that 90 per cent of
the voters are Mexic.,ns and that ONE
half of that number are illiterate and
ignorant, and easily could be govern
cd by the gang to which he re-
ters.
He suggested that IL would be well
To wait until after the next census
before admitting New Mexico to
statehood.
Another statement was read. re-
counting the difficulties experienced
by OrInsby MciIarg. who went To
New Mexico in 1907 as an agent of
the department of Justice to pros
ccute land frauds. -.
This statement declares that Nc
Harg was hampcrcd in his work by
Governor Curry and Attorney Gen
Cral McFalI.
\ number of indictments against
territorial officials were read as was
IL letter from w. +. Wilcox, former
newspaper man of Santa Fe, who
asserts that his life was threatened,
and he believes the threat would have
been carried out had he not left the
territory.
Ii Is extremely likely the commit
tee will conduct an examination be-
fore acting on the admission bill.
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PATTERSON TELLS
OF SEEING COOPER
The Colonel Was Writing a Letter
and the Governor Advised
Him not to Send 1t.
But II Was
Mailed

Nashville Tenn. Feb. 27.-The Car
mack murder trial proceeded this
morning without a decision from the
court on the evidence offered by the
state to prove the senator did not an
ticipate trouble with Col. Cooper but
armed himself to satisfy his alarmed
friends. The cross examination of T.
Leigh Thompson was continued till
later but he was questioned on other
points.
He said pail of smoke was hang
ing over the city. caused from forest
fires the afternoon of the shooting
and it was too dark to see block
away. The purpose of the testimony
was to show how impossible 1t was for
the Coopers to recognize Carmack a
block away or for John sharp to see
the tragedy and every detail from the
distant corner as he swore he did.
Other witnesses testified that they
heard two shots. followed quickly by
three others. Thag were sure the
shots were from ussGs-cnt revolvers
Governor Patterson took the stand
amid a murmur of interest. The jury
was ordered to retire because ques-
tions were to be asked that were here
tofore ruled out but we want them
in the record" explained Judge An
derson. The governor told of hunting
up Cooper the day before the shoot
ing, the result of telephone mes
sage from one of his daughters. He
found him at the hotel writing a let
ter and he was very angry. The letter
was addressed to Carmack.
81 urged him not to send it. He
finally gave il to James Bradford, who
wanted to make an attempt to adjust
the trouble" said Patterson.
The governor did not anticipate
trouble, he said, and subsequently
Bradford telephoned him there was
no danger. Later he was told of the
killing by a reporter at the executive
mansion.
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SNIUGGIED CHINESE
ACROSS AT FL PASO

Los Angeles, Feb. 27--The federal
officials have discovered that the
twenty-five contraband Chinese dis
covered i'm a box car tt san Luis Oois-
po few days ago, boarder the car at
El Paso, Texas ana not at New or
leans II is believed the band was
smuggled across the Rio Grand. az El
P5so and with conuINauce some rail
road official had obtained access to
the bonded car An investigation is
now in progress in the El Paso dis
trict and arrests may follow. All Of
the Chinese have been examined by
Commissioner Van Dyke and We're or
dpred dcportCd
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FAMOUS DELMONICO'S
RESTAURANT TO 60

New York, Fob. 27.-DelmOnicO's
famous restaurant at the corner Of
44th street and Fifth avenue, may
soon be a\thing of the past. Frank 4.
Archambault th. Broadway restaur-
ant man, is "a prospective purchaser.
II the deal is oonSummated~D ~Delm
COS, known AN over the world, vii!
cease TO exist under that name. The
restaurant was founded cighty-two
years ago by John and Peter Delmon-
leo, who eamo from switzerland.
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WANT "nu.L" TO BE \ FARMER

Washington ID. G., Feb. 2I.-Hav-
ing recently been made a Mason "at
sight" II IS probable that President
elect TAFT will have conferred on
him soon after his arrival from New
YORK IN, honor oI n,'l" oI..tyt ''on
sight member of the National
Farmers union, as was President
.n...s,t .n Thursday. The organ
ization has prepared "a memorial ask
ing Mr TAFT to use his influence to
bring about the legislation 10 do away
with trading in futures of crops"
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AWAITS PRESIDENTS SIGMA
TTRE.

Washington, ID. c., Feb. 27-t tSp,-
ciaD Delegate Andrews bin Great
ing the Seventh judicial district or
New Mexico, passed by both th,
House and the Senate, was placed in
the hands Of the president today foI
his signature. The bill provides tia
the supreme court shall fix the dis
tricts.
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Mrs. RENEHNN GIVEN DECREE.

Santa FC- = NJ. Fed. 25---Mr3. I
q. Rcnrhan. formerly Miss Gold of
santa Fe was today given "a decree Of
divorce from A. B Renehan a prom
inent lawyer ot this city. Mrs. Rene
han is in Los Angeles, ill. She gets
$3.50 alimony month as long as she
does not remarry. She was q popular
society woman of this city.
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Santa Fe, n. NJ, Feb 27.-"The
people of New Mexico welcome
thorough investigation Of these
charges" said Governor Curry today
when shown the Associated Press dis
patch containing news of charges filed
before the Senate committee on terriI
tories this morning.
I'VE will not only welcome an In
yestigation but we will demand taat
the charges be taken up and invest-
gated u the fullest extent. While ]
have not been fully informed of the
charges the action of Senator BeVer-
idge this morning was not complete
surprise to me as ] received several
messages from Washington last night
forecasting the action of the Indiana
senator this morning.
For some time past the depart
ments at Washington have been send
ing to New Mexico for documents, etc.
and they have all knowledge of the
conduct OF this territory. Now that
these charges have been filed l in
tend to take them up with the de-
partment at hington and seo that
they are f. stigated.
Il az d over the result
of 'ehood. IL hau
DR. Nere it was i'm
pea take action
and he Senate
would session.
While Ses may
delay act. at the
demand Z, 'isre-
in fr
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TWO THIEVES KILLED.

New Orleans. Feb 2T.-In run
ming fight between detectives and
Italian thieves here today one thief
was killed and another fatally wound
I'd Two other men alleged u have
implicated the robbery We're captured.
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CORRUPTION CHARGES MADE BY BERDGE BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE
STATEHOOD BILL GOES OVER
UNTIL INVESTIGATION IS MADE

Senate Committee on Territories Ad-
iOurnS Without Setting Day for Fur
ther Consideration of the Bill When
Beveridge and Nelson Read ChdrC S
of Corruption and jury Bribing III
New Mexico and Allegations Against
Officials and Party Leaders.
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STATEMENTS BY FORAER GOVERNOR HAGERMAA
REFLECT UPON PEOPLE Of THE TERRITORY

aqermdn Says Sixty Per Cent of the People Are MexCans
and Hall of Them Are Ignorant and terae People Who
Can be Governed by the Gang Which. He Says. Cen
trolls the Territory Newspaper Man Who Was Scored by
Legislature Writes Letter. and Special Agent Also
Helps to Knock Statehood Cause.
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ADMIRAL WAINWRIGHT.

ADMIRAL WAINWRIGHT.
Washington Feb. Eft is again
rumored in official circles that Ad-
miral Wainwright is to succeed Ad-
mlral Sperry as commander of the
Atlantic fleet and that President
Roosevelt Will so designate him be-
fore March 4 This would mean that
Sperry who Eetires in September as
well as Admirals Arnold and Schrod-
er will be given shore duty. Vain
wright was second in command of the
ill-fated Maine and later commanded
the Gloucester in the battle of san
tiago
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Continued on Page Four.)
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WEATHER FORECAST

Denver, Colo, Feb. 27.---GsnsraIIy
fair tonight and Sunday.
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average snow on ground inches
The following maximum and minimus temper
atures are reported from eastern stations for the
previous day: Chicago, 56-4S; New York. S4-66;
Omaha, SOS.
SYNOPSIS
Unsettled weather prevails over the northern
half of the Pacific slope. Rain has fallen in
Washington, oregon and the northern counties of
California. Conditions are favorable for showers
wednesday in the counties north of San Fran
cisco. The warm weather in the north has been
broken by fall in temperature of 10 degrees or
more. Thunder storms are reported at Red Bluff
and Boise. The relative humidity at Red Bluff
was G1 per cent and at Fresno 81 per cent.
Forecast for the so hours ending at midnight
San Francisco and vicinity unsettled
weather Wednesday. possibly sprinkles in the
morning: light southwest wind
Santa Clara va1ley-Cloudy Wednesday, cooler.
possibly sprinkles in the morning; light south
west wind.
sacramento valley-Cloudy Wednesday, with
showers: light south wind
san Joaquin valley-Fair Wednesday; light
north wind.
Los Angeles and viciuity-Overcast Wednesday
morning fair during the day: light east wind,
changing to southwest. A. G. McADIE.
District Forecastef.
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los ANGELES. June I5.-Esstern fresh eggs
sdranced lc TO 25c dozen today and case
counts 111ac TO 25c The rise was due II
light receipts and increased consumption. But
Ter maintained tho advance of yesterday, cheam-
cry extra being quoted At 57ihc and cresmery
nrst At soc a two pound roll. Cheese re-
manned hrm. New potatoes declined Toe Il
Sl.9o per GENITAL.
Receipts Of produce today were; Eggs. 43a
rsses, butter. ~. 80 pounds; cheese. $685.
pounds potatoes. Al6 sacks. onions e6 sacks
beans. "a sacks. sweet potatoes. none.
Eegs-Extrs selects, 2Sc: local ranch candled
pc; case count. PC: eastern fresh. 25c
Butrer-Creamery. extra. TIac: creamery.
Ersf. soc. cooking butter. 2334c
Cheese-Norfhern fresh. l6iRc: snchor. large
is anchor, Y. A. l9c: hand cheese anchor
brand. 20c; eastern singles. lSc: eastern twins
Il &c eastern cheddsrs. lie; eastern Ionghorn
lslzc; eastern daisy. 1Skc; Swiss. imported
2sd30c. Swiss. domestic 2Oc; brick cream
20c; iimburger. pa; Tulsre. lac: imported
Bcquefort. 42c: Edsm 1857 size. case II 70
Ss-50Q9; German breakfast. S1.10 per box
Neufchatel. Si.20 per box; Sierra. sl.lO PEI
box; Canads cream, 1 doG 70 box. Csc Schloss
ksse, 81 per box; Csmembert, Sl-2o per box
Oregon cheese. Is.
Beans-No. 1 pink. s3.T5: No. / lmss s4.S5
Lady Washington, S5-25; small white. IS: bscl
eye. $3.50: Garvanzas, $3.50; lentils, German
s.; do. California. S.
PotstOes-Docal early rose. S1.75; northern
early rose, S2.5Od2.75; local Burbsnks. 81 rs
highlands s.. 25d2.50; Lompoc, Sab; Utah
S2a2-25; oregon burbank, s.. e0G2-T5; svee
yellow local, IS; new potatoes, Si.90.
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Dollar for Nanaimo.
ST VINCENT. c. V.-Sailed June 5-Br stmr
Huttonwood. for Newport News. TO load for
San Francisco or BremertOn.
FICTORIA-Arrived June 15-Ger stmr Sais.
hence June IL.
SANTA ROSAIIA-Arrived June 12-Schr
r. c. Slade. from Grays Harb0r.
H0NGK0NG-Saled June l5-Stmr Mongolia.
for Yokohama Honolulu and San Francisco.
CARDIFF-Sailed June 12-Br stmr FlOristan,
for Victoria; Fr bark Bougainville. for Oregon.
NANAIM0-Sailed June 14-Nor stmr Transit.
for Alaska.
OCEAN STEAMERS
H0NGk0NG-Sail June 12-Stmr Empress
Of Japan. for Vancouver.
VALPARAIS0-Sailed June 10-Stmr Her
months. from San Francisco, Panama and Quay
aqufl for Hamburg.
BRENEN-Arrived June 15-Stmr KronprinZ
Wilhelm, from New York
NEW YORK-Arrived June 15-Stmr Moor
dam. from Rotterdam; Stmr Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse, from Bremen; stmr Helligolav, from
Copenhagen.
AUCKLAND-Arrived previous June 15-Stmr
Century. from Eureka. via San Francisco. for
Sydney. n. S. w
SYDNEY. y. s. w-Arrived previous June
15-Stmr Mariana. from Vancouver. via Homo
lulu. etc
ANTwERP--Arrived June 14-stmr iceland,
from New York.
Observation-Disclosures June 15-Stmr Lusita-
mia. from New York.
Sailed june 15-Stmr lvernia. for Boston.
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ALMOST ESCAPES
BAPTISM OF wine
Slides Too Soon, but Little Miss
Heffernan, Who Christened
Boat, Is Quicker

HE city fire tug
Dennis T. Sullivan,
the second of the two
new tugs which will
form an important
part in the scheme
for rendering San
F r a n cisco fireproof,
was launched yester-
day at the Risdon iron
works. Alice Heffer =
nan, the S year old
daughter of a fireman
who lost his life while
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EuscELLANEOUS MARKETS


WV YORK. June 15-Hutton's wire saws:
t-Cshles were sgain better than due by about 3
points this morning, while spots points
higher. American markets failed 20 reflect this
advance. opened unchanged and ruled 4d5 points
lower until within few minutes Of the close.
when prices quickly rallied to the best figures Of
fhe dav.
News from Fan River Mass. is to the effect
that r. B. Clafin & Co. large purchasers OF
print cloths. their takings the last week amount
ing 10 over 100000 pieces, while N. c. ID.
BOrden's brokers have continued in the market
bidders OF 3d3&c for regulars. which is
1-16c higher than the last quotation. Higher
prices ultimately seem Inevitable
Spot closed quiet, points higher: middlng
upands ll.80c; middling gulf. 11.65c; sales.
loo hal
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

ARRIVED
Monday June IA
Rr stmr winnebago, Sowden. 20 days from
Shanghai via Moji 10 days.
Tuesday. June Is
Stmr Buchanan. Wood. "a hours from Seattle.
Stmr Rosecrans Holmes, 10 hours from Mon
terey.
stmr Colonel f. H. Drake, Smith. % hours
stmr George LOOMS. McKellar Jr, days
from Redondo
Stmr Coronado. Stangeland 81 hours from
Gravs Harbor bound south; put in for fuel
stmr F. s. Loop, Levinson, 60 hours from Co
lumbia river.
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Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. June IA slsckening in the de.
nasnd for nearly all grades is noticed in the
local wool market. Values however, continue
hrm and IN many cases record prices have been
paid. The western clip has been cleaned I'D and
dealers quite confident Of their position. Con
Eumers are beginning negotiate for the pur.
chase Of staple woods and several large transac-
tions are reported The leading domestic quota
tons range follows-scoured values:
Texas-Fine. u months. 7Od re; fine, 6 to s
months. ga $50; fne fall. 5sd6
Cslifornia- Northern. 6JMe7c: middle county.
63d65c: fall free. 50d52c.
Oregon-Eastern STABLE. 72d7 &c; eastern cloth
sng. 67d6 CSC. valley No. 1, 5Tn5 Sc.
Territory-Fine staple, 7407sc; fine medium
staple. 6Sd72c; fine clothing. $50 zoe: fine me.
dunn clothing. 64d66c. half blood. 67d69c:
fhree-eighths blood, 64d67c; quarter Blood, Gsa
Csc
Pulled WOol-Exfrss T00T4c; fine A. 63G
Sc; supers, 55d62c.
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and Arizonan of the American Ha-
waiian fleet. The Alaskan is already
on its way. The British steamer
Strathhllan, another of the chartered
foreigners, arrived yesterday at New
port News from Shields and will begin
loading at once for this coast.
Water Front Notes
The Matson navigation company's
steamer Hilonian sailed yesterday
from Honolulu for this port.
The Pacific Mail liner Acapulco
cleared yesterday and will sail today
for Panama and way ports.
The French bark Turgot which was
reported a total loss, was destroyed by
fire. The Turgot was bound from
Hull for Puget sound
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 700 900 feet.
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Eastern livestock Market
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. June 15.-Csttle-Receipts
3 600 head: market steady. Native steers, $5dT;
nstive COWS and heifers S2-50d6.5o: stockers
aad feeders. S4.eOG5. 20; bulls. $3M5; calves.
q 150T; western steers, S4.T5dGf5; western
a.. S3.2505-25.
fIogs-Reseipts. 1900 head; market 5d1Oc
CHER. Bulk OF sales, $7.3567.75; heavy. ST.65
a : so: packers and butchers, S7.40G7.S0; light
81 25dT- 90; pigs. $6d7.
Sheep-Receipfs. 900 head: market steady.
Nutfons. s475Q6.75; lambs. 81. SOC $50: range
Wethers 81. 5O@s {. 50: range ewes. $3.7505.25
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. June 15.-Cattle-Re Receipts.
GOO head: market for steers Zoe lower. others
steady Western steers. s.. 50d8: Texas steers.
s30s.40. Gamers. $2M3.75; stOckers and feed
ers. 1855; bulls and stays. $3.50
Hogs-Receipts. 8. 700 bead: market steady 70
Joe higher Heavy. $7.60dT.65: mixed. $500
S.65; light, S.s0d7-55; pigs, s0.25de.25; bulk
OF sales. S7.506T.65.
sbeep-Receipts. LOO head: market steady
Sesrlings, S5.s5@e.75; lambs s7Gs.
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ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA sAUsALII

ELECTRIC SUBURBAN. VIA SAUSALITO
Sausalito, Mill Valley, San Rafael-Daily
every 80 minutes from Gas a.. m. until GAS
a. M; hourly until 2:45 p. m. then 3:15 p. m.
and every go minutes until 7;45 p M. then
900, 1875 p. m. and 1901 a. m. ION Sundays
in addftion-every so minutes from Jas a. m.
to 3:15 p. H., excepting 2:15 p. MI
Fairfax-Leave t6;45, fT:15, T;45, Sis, e:15.
te:45, 1o:45. Has a. m: 12:45. 1:45. f2:45.
tI:45 p. m.
San Quentin via San Rafasl-Leave 9:I5 a. m.
las D. m
Tiburon and Belvedere-week days-7:So, 900.
s11:45 8. m. (s12:45 p. m. Saturdays only
$3.50. $50 D. M. Sundays-7:30. 5000. ss11: 200
a.. m; ssi2:5O, $3.50. $50 D. m and Sf2:0I a. m.
Sundays arrive 7:00 p. m. from Sebastopol
and Guerneville. -'Sundays arrive sos D. m
Except Sunday. tSunday only. sVia Sausalito-
sSRuns to Schuetzen Park
Pacific Transfer Company's Agents are author
lied to check baggage direct from residences.
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The Logan. outward bound, sailed June IA
from Honolulu.
The Crook is in port.
The Buford is in port.
The Sherman is in port
The Warren Is at Manila.
The Fitzpatrick left Manila May I, bound 70
New York, via Suez.
The Sheridan, outward bound. sailed May 16
from Honolulu.
The Thomas Is in port.
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Chicago DAIRY Produce

CHICAGO. June I5.-Burfer steady; cream
cries 23d 36Iac, diaries. 20l5 ale Eggs steady:
81 mark. cases included. 1912c: frsts. zoe; prime
hrSts. 2flac; receipts. 20 707 cases. Cheese
strong; daisies. I4II4ltc: twins. 14dl4Ltc;
; oung Americas. lsl2 l4&c; longhorn, 14d
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Memorandum

Domenico Rapsni, fisherman. picked UP Is foot
boat round bottom. painted white and red. Of
Lime point; lowed boat TO Fishermans wharf.
Per Br stmr Winnebago. from Shanghai
Nav %, 200 miles of east coast Of Japan,
picked up five Japanese in dismasted ssnpan.
three men and two boys. and brought them to
San Francisco.
LONDON. June 15-Fr bark Turgot. from
Hull for Puget sound. previously reported a
total loss at on Cape Verde islands. Is re-
ported to have been destroyed by fire.
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Compagnie Generale DEMONSTRATION,

DIRECT LINE TO HAyRE-PARIS.
Sailing every Thursday. instead of SATURDAY. ar
1oea. m, from pier AZ, North river, foot of Nor
ton ST.
FIRST class to Havre $3.50 and upward. Soc
ond class 10 Havre $50 and upward GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA 10 state St. New York. ]. F. FUGAZI
Manager Pacific coast. $50 Montgomery at. San
Francisco. Tickets sold By all railroad ticket
agenss.
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Hides. TaIIo,v. Wool and Hon,

81 descriptions under this head rule 6rm
with quotations unchanged.
hloes-Culls and brands sell about yale IN
uer quotstlons. Heavy sslted steers lSMlSkc:
neolnm, y dl245c; light, II all l7c; cowhides,
~ g e Tor heavy, Ii6I2c for light: stays Sc;
sstea KIP II he; Saired veal. 16i.c; sslfed calf
4oh@ci Dry hides. 1871 acc; dry kip. lee; dry
car, nc; dry veal. 23c; dry stays lie; sheep
SONS, shesriings. 20n40c each: short wool. 50d
&c each; medium. T5c@SI each: long wool. sI25
pl-t9s lambs, 25dT5c; horsehides. salt. s.. 25M
80 Tor large and SI7502.25 for medium 75c@
$i9V Tor small and - a soc for colts; horsehides,
eIys S<GZ-5V Tor large and S1-25d2 for medium.
avc4Sl Tor small and 25d5O for colts; goat
skins, prime snEora 50dT5c: large hair goats
<5do0c; medium. 20d25c; snail. 5d15c; Mexi-
can ory hides, IKE; do picked. I6c: do dry
sslted l2c; dry stays. I2c; Mexican deerskns.
S0ao4c; dry sslted do. 25d27c; dry Central
American, 2s@S2c per 10.
Islow-NO. i rendered 5G5lsc. No . 36
sizc- grease. case
Wool-Aew San Joaquin years staple. l3d
atc; DO 10 8 months. l2dl6c: southern
coast Sdl zc. FAN clip-Adountsin free. safe;
GO defectlre, Ga Sc; Nevada, iSd20c per 10.
Hops-Prices 70 growers are 6M1Qc per ID,
with l0dlsc for contracts
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sInYonin a Tota1 Los..

LIVERPOOL, June 15.-According to
the latest information, the Cunard line
steamer Slavonia. wrecked last week
at Flores island in the Azores. will be
a total loss.
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nRIEn ERTITS

ETsp0rated Apples-Firm: choice. ~ a Sc:
prime So G7isc c.: common 10 fair. 5M6i4c.
PTunes-Cosst advices indicate firm market
fo- future shipments. hut no change is reported
'n tie general range - prices in the local spot
market California fruit. ~ G1i5c: oregon,
8 dqc
Apricots-i ncertan: choice. 10di0ltc: extra
Nhoice. l01k a l0Gtc: fancy. 11dI3c.
-Peaches-Are said 70 be fir1ner on the coast.
bur no change is reported locally: choice > 4 a
Sc extra choice. Ca ass c; fancy. 1dsi &c.
,-fsiSins-tluier and unchanged: loose muscatel.
- Q4isc: choice 70 fancy seeded. 42t m614c:
V Hess So 0Jiac: London layers. SI15G l.2O.
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JUMPED HIS BAII-John f. Mccarthy is
under arrest in Los Angeles and Detective Ed
Gibson left yesterday afternoon to bring him
hack. He jumped his hail in March, 1901. He
is wanted for forgery and felony embezzlement.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-16

Municipal Dennis Sullivan which launched yesterday
the
be new fire boat
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-16
SNIor KILLED in Fight in Honolulu

HONOLULU, June 15.--Henry Weth-
Grill. a colored sailor on the steamer
Pleiades. who is said 70 have been a
half brother of Joe Cans. former
lightweight champion pugilisf, was
that he was. killed in hight with two
Hawaiians-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-16
City Fire Tug Dennis 7. Sullivan Is Launched

mariners without regard to nationality and free
of expense Navigators cordially invited TO
visit the office. where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions OF the world are kept at
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights. dangers to navigation and mat
tiers of interest TO ocean commerce.
j. T. MCMILLAN
Nautical Expert in charge
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-16

ST. LOUIS June 15.-Msrket quiet Medium
grades -combing and clothing. 25d pc. light hne
= d2ec; heavy hne, lsh@2iise; tub washed,
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