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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-19

nych, Garfielda. sensacyjne infor-
macye tyczace sic oszustw grun-
towych. Podobno grunta wartosci
40 milionow dolarow W Stanach
ma zachod cd Mississippi przez
oszustwa staiy sic wlasnoscia kor-
poracyj i roznych osob. Celem od-
zyskania tych grunt6w dla rzadu,
| Garfield w pismie wystosowa-
nem do prezes6w komitet6w bud.
zetowych obu izb prosi o wyzna-
czenic dalszych $500,OOo do wy
znaczonej juz przedtem takiejze
sunny. Chodzi o to, jak Garfield
utrzymuje, by zbadac niemnlej niz
$4,000 takich oszustw poszczegol-
nych. w Oregon jest ich 1852; W
Kalifornii Nevadzie 1409; W
Washington poinocnelm Idaho
1926 w Montanie 3605; W Colo
rado 1921 w Arizonie 496, we
Woyming 21,155; W Minnesocie'
Michigan obu Dakotach 1884,
w Missouri, Louisiana i Arkan-
sas. 1912; w New Mexico 12O5;we
| F1orvdz;e. Alabamie Mississippi
1860.
Paducah, KY, 10 stycznia. -
L. NJ. Wood i pani Joura, ktorzy
dawniej mieszkali W Eddyville,
KY, ale przeniesli sic do Metro.
polls, ILL.,, wytoczyli przeciw pew.
nym ,,nocnym (jezdzcom" process
| O $4,000 odszkodowania. Utrzy-
muja oni, ze David A. Arnos S69
innych ,,nocnych jezdzcow", po-
srod zinnnej nocy dnia 10 lutego
1908 wywlekli ich iozek j obili
dotkliwie.
Pittsburg, Pa, 10 stycznia. -
P. J. Herman, ktorego operacye
finansowe przyprawily rome kato
lickie parafie zakiady wielkie
straty, ktory cd dluzszego cza.
su zniki byl bez wiesci, oddal SIC
w rece wiadz.
Jedna takich parafii jest para.
fla Najsw. Maryi Fanny W Doflo-
ra Pa. Do tutejszego sadw zwiaz.
kowego dystryktowego wfliesiono
/ prosbe, by ogloszono bankructwo
parafii. Wierzyciele, ktorym male
zy sic $4,000, spodziewaja sic tym
sposobem, re skoro sad ME uzna
parafii "a korporacye, to kazdy
czlonek parafii stanie sic osobi-
scie "a dug odpowiedzialny.
Johnston, Pa, 10 stycznia. -
| Siedmiu ,,cudzoziemcow", podo-
bno ma jakiems weselu popitych.
zginelo W piomieniach, kiedy spa
lily sic try domy w Goodtown
w Somerset county. Pozar po-
wstal wskutek tego, re jeden 2
tych popitych mad ranem, chcac
wzniecic ogieh w piecu,nalai naf.
te ma zarzace wegle powstala
eksplozya. On sam sic uratowai,
ale jego towarzysze zgineli W pio-
mieniach.
Albany, N. Y, 10 stycznia. -
Elihu Root, sekretarz stanu w ga.
binecie Roosevelta, zostai tn na
kaukusie republikahskich cz}on-
kow legislatury jednog}osnie O.
brany kandydatem ma senatora
zwiazkowego, jako nastepca Tho
masa c. Plata, ktorego ternin u
rzedowania kohczy sic 4 nlarca.
Demokraci obrali swym kandyda-
tenn bylego wicegubernatora
Chanlera, ale poniewaz republika-
ME znajduja sic W wiekszosci.
przeto wybor Roota jest niewat-
pliwym.
Hope, Ark, 10 stycznia. Kilku.
dziesieciu miodych ltldzi ubiegiej
nocy wtargneio do tutejszego VIE
zienia, uprowadziwszy stamtad
murzyna Hilliarda, powiesili go
ma drzewie. Hilliard mial lat 1s,
a Gala jego wilma bylo podobno, re
niegrzecznie wyrazii sic wobec
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-19

- Rada miejska zaraz po zebraniu
sic wczoraj. odroczyla sic do przysz-
lego poniedziaiku ma znak aaloby z
powodu; szgonu oica burmistrza m:
Chicago, kap. Busse'go.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-19

blizu Caracas, gdzie cd pewnego
czasu specyalny komisarz Wa
szyngtonu w. J. Buchanan pro-
wadzi rokowania W sprawie ist-
niejacych miedzy Venezuela a
Stanaumi Zjedn. r6znic, prawie ka-
zdego tygodnia odwiedzaja Cura-
Gao. Okret wojenny maine" ba-
Wi teraz pred porrem. ,,Des Moi
mes" zn6w wymienii aiedawno ma
wysokiem morxu salwy z holen-
dsrskim okretern wojennym pDe
Ruiter".
Haga, 10 stycznia. - Rad no.
lenderski postanowil swe okrety
trzymac ma wodach zachodnio-in-
dyjskich, dopokad konflikt jego z
Venezuela ME zostanie ostatecz-
ME zalatwiony.
Brema, 19 stycznia. - Wiecej
jak 5000 emigrantow odjedzie W
biezacym tygodniu tutejszego
portu do Stanow Zjednoczonych.
Z tego ma okrecie KAISER VIII
helm der Crosse jedzie $50, ma
,Neckar" 1925, ma Hanover"
1000 1900 ma ,,Grosser Kur-
fuerst".
Pekin, 10 stycznia. - Edyktem
swiezo wydanym madame order
,,podwojnego, smoka" wszystkim
urzednikom chinskiego rniniste-
fyum zagranicznego, jakotez wszy
stkim dyplomatom pozostajacym
"a granica. Order ten byl prze-
znaczony jedynie ola cudzoziem-
cow i dotychczas zawsze tylko
i'm sannym udzielany. Cd pewne-
60 luz czasu zaczeto sic w Chi
mach namySlat, W jakiby to spo-
sob podniesc powage swych dy-
plomatycznych Representatives, /
uznano wiasnie ten sposob odzna-
czenia orderami. Slychac, re ksia-
ae regent jest bardzo tenn rozcza-
rowany, re starania rzadu W celu
podniesienia niektoryeh poslow
do godnosei arnkassdorow kom
pfetnie chybily.
Petersburg, 10 stycznia. - w
Petersburgu zaszlo wczoraj 40
zasiabnieG ma cholere i "a wypad-
XII smierci. Wladze chwytaja sic
srodkow, azeby ludzi zaopatrzyc
w gotowana wode do picia. =
T Corocznie odbywajaca sic ceremo-
MIA swiecenia wody W Newie
(Swieto Jordanu), przyczem by
wa car obecny, odbywa sic dzi-
siaj. = Rzeka Newa przyczynia
sic wielce do rozszerzania sic cpl
denii cholery.
tondyn, 10 stycznia - Zam-
knieto juz subskrypcye ma przy-
padajacy ma Londyn udzia} W no.
wei rosyjskiej pozyczce, $50 mil.
dolarow.
Berlin, 10 stycznia. - Wypo.
wiedziana tymi dniami w sejmie
pruskim nova ministra finansow
Rheinbabena wywo1ala wszedzie
bardzo pesymistyczny nastroj.
Sfnutny stan finasow kraiowych
sjakotez przewidziane niedobory
ma lata najblizsze So przedmiotem
ciag}ych debat. Malujaca W car
nych kolorach sytuacye finanso-
gwa nova ministra sprawila wiel-
kie zaniepokojenie ma gie}dzie
W kolach przemyslowych. I VIE
lu stron robia przypuszczenia, ze
NOVA urnyslnie byla tax nastro.
jona, azeby reforme finansow pam
stwowych popchnac naprzod.
Berlin, 10 stycznia. - Ma rocz-
nyin bankiecie tutejszej .Ameri.
can association OF commerce and
trade" wystapii NOVA po raz
pierwszy publicznie amerykahski
ambassador, dr.. David Jayne
Hill, a wiec zaszlo zdarzenie, kto,
rego oczekiwano w szerokich ko.
ZACH z wielkiem zainteresowa-
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Turkish Herald" 15c papierosy, te-
raa 10 "a 1oc. .Pytaicis sde ME.
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MOVIE N1EszCzEsC1E KOPALNI wEGIERskIEJ.

ustaja RoZwiazanie ameykan-
Rzymie : Ambassador amery-
kansk Odwiedza Okrety foty ameykah-
600 wyjezdza Bremy Nowego YOru
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" TOME N|ENAW|STNYM N.
" KongresIe possl WIIatt Faja preydanta RoossEsta
Senat kwesyOnuje prawO procesoWanla gazet
Inauguracya urzelnik6w stanOwych Springfield, ILL.,
$4,000 oszustw gruntowych Wartoscl
ITO milion6w dolar6w.
" KOngesIe possl WlIIatt hjs prezydsnta Roos8Vsta
t kwestyOnuje prawO procesowan
urzednik6w stanOwych Springi

PogIOska abdykacyi ksisca Czarnog6y utrzymuje sig
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06
Memorandum

The bktn s. G.. Wilder, which was anchored of
the Presidio, dragged fits anchor during the night
about half mile toward Sausslfto.
ASTORIA, Dec. 4-The stmr Yellowstone,
which sailed from this port today for San Pedro.
returned with the disable launch Gazelle, picked
up of Tiilsmook.
Stmr Ventura, lying at anchor on Union iron
works dragged its anchor last night during gale.
The U. $. stmr Princeton, lying at Califernia
City. unable to load stores account of rough
water.
Per Br stmr Katanga, at San Francisco Dec )
from Newcastle. N. S. W--Experienced a sue
cession of and NE gales for Is days.
Per FIR bark Grande Duchess Olga at San
Francisco Dec 5 from Grimsby, Eng.-Dec ar
rived off San Francisco lghtship and in a heavy
SW and Sc gale had to let go both anchors )
miles NV of lightshp.
Per pilot boat Pathfnder-Dec 4, from s to 10
p. M, experienced a succession of Sc to SW
squalls increasing with terrific force; main boom
carried away, flooded cabin and forecastle and
slightly injured Captain Miller. Captain Castle
and Captain Shea; came to anchor off Bolinas
at 3 a. m Dec 5; arrived In port p. NJ, Dec ).
Per Br stmr Wellington. at San Francisco Dec
. from Union bay, B. C.-Was off San Francisco
lizhtship at p. when experienced terrific
Sc and SW squalls with high cross sea had to
keep steamer head to sea all night and started in
at 8 a. IN. Sunday; at 1890 p. m. Dec saw a
vessel burning distress signals; as it was out
side of us it could not be in much danger.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06
Seventeen BiCycIistS Begin
Six Day Race

NEW YORK, Dec. s.-At. 12 :05 O'Clock
this morning IL riders. representing as
many two man teams, were sent away
in Madison Square garden in the an
nusl six DAY bicycle race. The track
Of 10 laps 10 the mile, is more steeply
banked at the turns than in former
Years and IT is expected that this will
aid the winner Of the event TO beat the
old record Of 2737 miles and one lap,
made BY Mcfarland and Moran last De-
French feam-beoH Gecrget and Emil Georset
Ifalisn tesm-GioranBi ourfoiem and Emilio
Csrapezzi. Italy
British French team Reginald Shirley, Eng
land. Achile German. France.
Boston Buffalo tesm-Pafrick Logan, Boston
Walter Bardgett. Buffalo
Danisf italian fcan- Norman Anderson. COpen-
hagen Carlo NanuBi, Italy.
Mormon team-Iver Lawson and Walter dc
Mara, Salt Lake City.
Irish American feam-Frank Calvin, New
York. Patrick Keegsn. Lowell
Native Son fesm-Alfred HalStead and Percy
O. Lawrence. San Francisco.
Farmer feam-W r. MitteD. Davenport, Is-
Fred 9. West, San Francisco.
Little old New York team-Eddie Root,
New York. Joe Fogler. Brooklyn.
German Holland team-Water Rutl Germany;
John St0l. Holland.
International tesm-Floyd Mcfarland. San
Jose. Cal: Jack Clark. Melbourne Aus.
Dixie-Nankee team BOBBY Waitbour, Atlanta,
Ca; Elmer Collins, Boston
Australian tesm-E. A. Pye. Australia Pat
rick Helm. New Zealand.
Boston Brooklyn team-Fred Hill Boston;
Charles Stein. Brooklyn
NeU York New Jersey feam-fseorge Cameron
New York: Floyd Krebe. Newark.
Messenger boy feam-<seorge Wiley, Syracuse:
Peter Drobach, Boston.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

SEATTLE, Dec. 5.--Arriyed: Steamer Nebras-
kan, from San Francisco
Sailed: Steamer Humboldt, for San Francisco;
steamer Portland, for Skagway.
ASTORIA. Ore. Dec. 5.-Steamer Johan PouI-
sen arrived today from San Francisco with
general cargo and proceeded up the river to
discharge. after which it will load lumber for
steamer Rose city crossed out carly yesterday
morning with full freight and passenger list.
Steamer Breakwater arrived today from Coos
Bay with freight and passengers and proceeded
10 Portland 10 discharge.
Tug Daring arrived this morning from Grays
Harbor after the dredge Oregon. which is under
contraet 70 tow there, and will probably cross
out Monday morning.
Steamer Santa Clara with general freight
cargo for San Francisco. crossed out Saturday.
Steam schooner Wasco arrived today from San
Francisco and proceeded up the river TO load
lumber for return.
Steamer Alliance. with freight and passengers
from Portland arrived down the river today
and proceeded at once TO Coos bay.
German ship Parnassus, with grain cargo
for Europe. crossed out today
French bark Nantes. with a cargo OF grain
for Europe. has arrived down the river from
Portland and will proceed to sea at the first
Steamer J. Marhofrer arrived today from San
Francisco with general cargo and proceeded
MP the river 10 discharge, after which she viii
load lumber for a return.
Steam schooner Tsllac. with lumber for San
Francisco. crossed ont saturday
Steamer George w. Elder arrived today from
San Francisco with freight and passengers and
after discharging some freight here proceeded
10 Portland
Steam schooner Yellowstone. Captain Lud-
low lumber laden from this port for San Pedro.
crossed out Saturday morning. and when of
Tillamook picked up The disabled gasoline
schooner Gazelle, which was drifting helplessIy
IN a waterlogged condition in a terrific snow
storm that swept the Oregon coast, and was
brought to this port in safety.
PORTLAND, Dec. 5.--German ship wansbeck
grounded in the mud near STEELE. on the Column
bia river late Saturday night. Several tugs
went down the river today and are endeavorng
10 pull the vessel or the fat. Reports are that
the efforts will succeed later in the night The
Wansbeck sailed Saturday with a general cargo
for the United Kingdom.
Owing to delay in loading at San Francisco
the steamer George ". Elder did not arrive
on schedule time today, but is expected in
early tomorrow.
British ship Glenalvoa has begun loading lum-
ber for Sidney, Australia, and viii clear about
December To-
with a full cargo Of wheat the steamer Mack
inaw sailed for San Francisco early this morn
ing.
Los ANGELES Dec. 5.-Arrived-Stean,
schooner Temple T.. Dorr. Eureka: steam schooner
Marshfieid. Hardy creek; steam schooner James
$. Higgins. Fort Bragg: steamer Coos Bay, san
Francisco; steamer Santa Rosa, San Francisco.
Sailed-Steamship State Of California San
Diego; steamer Coos Bay, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06

stmr @ St. St Helens, sns from san. Pedro; stmr Ray
mond, from Willapa harbor-
Sailed Dec 5-Stmr Raymond. for San Pedro
stmr ST. Heens for San Francisco.
MOSS LANDING-Sailed Dec 3-Stmr hx1
celsior, for San Francisco. in tow tug Navigator.
TAC0MA-Arrived Dec 4, p. m-Stmr
Queen, from Seattle.
PORT GAMBLE-Sailed Dec 4-Stmr -Tiyerton,
for San Francisco via Port Ludlow
PORT LUDLOW--Arriyed Dee 4-Stmr Iiver-
ton, from Port Gamble.
lar, hence Dec 1: a. m- stmr Johan Pouisen,
hence Dec /; stmr J. MarhoffeT, hence Nov 30;
stinr Caseo. hence Nov 80; stmr Breakwater'
Sailed Dec 5-stmr Alliance. for Coos bay.
Arrived Dec 5, p. m.-stmr Geo W. Elder
Sailed Dec Seer ship Parnassus. for Queens
town
SEATTLE-sailed Dec s. a m--stmr Hum
POINT LoBosEPassed south Dec 8, 3 p. m.-
Stmr Francis H. Leggett, from Grays Harbor Tor
ISLAND PORTS
HoNOIULU-Arrived Dec 5-Stmr Arizonan,
from Seattle and Tacoma
Arrived Dec 5--Fr bark La Blanche. from Ho-
bart; schr Churchill. from Astoria; Br ship Gel
| tic Chief from Hamburg.
HIL0-Arrived Dec 5-Schr James Rolph,
FOREIGN PORTS
VICTORIA--Arrived Dec 5-Br stmr Waddon,
from Guaymas.
Sailed Dec 5--Nor stmr Thor, for San Fran
cisco.
OCEAN STEAMERS
QUEENSTOWN-Saile Dec 5-Stmr Celtic.
for New York; stmr Campania, for New York.
LIVERPOOL Sailed Dec stmr cestrian. for
Boston.
Arrived Dec 5-stmr Bohemian, from Boston.
DovER-Sailed Dee 4-Stmr Finland for New
York.
ROTTERDAM-saiIed Dec 5@Stinr Noordam,
for New York.
soUTHAMPToN-sai Sailed Dee 5-stmr Presl-
dent Grant. for New York.
Arrived Dec 5-Stmr Phladelphia, from New
York
ST. JoHN-Arrived Dec 5-stmr Victorian,
\ from Liverpool
FUN. CHAL--Arrived Dec 5-Stmr Caronia,
from New York.
GIBRALTAR--Arriyed Dec 5-Stmr Cedric,
from New York $
NEW Y0RK-Arrived Dec 5-Stmr New York.
from Southampton; stmr La Bfetagne. from
Hayre; stmr Verona, from Genoa stmr Duca Di
Geneva, from Naples
Sailed Dec 5-stmr Carpathia, for Liverpool.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06
ELKS PERPETUATE
MEMORY OF DEAD
Large Audience Attends Cere-
mOny HOnOring Brethren
Who Have Passed Away
Orator of Day Speaks on Under
lying Principles of Faith
OF Order

In common with their brethren
throughout the length and breadth of
this country, the members of San Fran
cisco lodge OF EIks No. 8 held annual
memorial services yesterday morning.
perpetuating the memory of those of
their lodge who have passed away. The
Princess theater. in which the services
were held. was packed from doors TO
stage.
This audience" said John G. Mott,
present grand exalted ruler of the Elks'
lodge in Los Angeles and the orator of
the occasion, "testihes TO the faith, love
and human affection IN the order. AS
we stand upon the threshold of the
twentieth century we are faced with
the question as TO whether the material
progress Of the age is TO be its cradle
or its grave; whether man is greater
than the tools with which he works
i'm answer 60 the question are the doc
trines Of the Order of Elks, the doc
rrines that call for an acknowledge
ment Of supreme being and that man
was created TO carry out the work of
God. To these doctrines more than
500, 900 men have pledged themselves.
UNDERTAKING FAITH
This occasion and the thought Of the
great faith underlying the order brings
TO the heart darkened with the desoIa-
tion Of sorrow the hope of resurrection
and stills and lHlls the beating Of our
souls against their tenements of clay.
lt robs from life its bitterness and
from death its sting. In that faith,
king. emperor and beggar stand before
the throne OF the grand exalted ruler of
an. and disillusionment departs"
frhe Invocation was delivered by
Rabbi Bernard NJ Ksplan and the eulo-
gy by Edwin J. Hanson. The follow
ing are those Of the lodge who died
within the last year:
DEAD MEMBERS OF LODGE
Frank C Kelly. J. T. Anderson. }. J.
Niildea, Philip Boiger. Paul f. Keller
George 2. Bromley, Henry Beck, Joseph
r Sullivan. William Jones and Edwin
T. DOW.
F. J. s. Cenisn, exalted ruler OF the
lodge. presided at the ceremonies. and
those who took part in the musical
program were Frank Fowden. Miss Ella
Thornsvard, Arthur T. Regensburger
Miss Georgianna Strauss, Frederic
PUrdy. Mrs Herman Pellet, Edward C.
Boyson and the Knickerbocker male
quartet.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Saturday, December 4.
StnrsMayerick McKeIlar Jr., 2 days from As
toria ballast to Standard oil company; up river
direct.
Stmr Helene Anderson 81 hours from Grays
Harbor; 6T5, 900 feet lumber to Sudden & Chris
tens0n.
Stmr Sea Foam, Henrksen, IS days from Men
docino. via Point Arena IL hours; l65,oOO feet
lumber to Henry Templeman.
Stmr Point Arena. Hansen, % hours from Al
bion: lumber 70 Albion lumber company.
Br stmr Wellington, Cutler, AZ days from
Union bay; 2307 tons coal to Western fuel com
Stmr Daisy Freeman, johnson, 40 hours from
San Pedro; ballast to Freeman steamship COM
stmr Admiral Sampson Bartlett 81 hours from
Seattle; passengers and merchandise to Alaska
stmr Norwood. Martin II hours from Grays
Harbor; bound south. put in to land passengers
--B Br stmr Katanga Pioneer. 81 days from New
castle. n. SfW--yia Apia 22ls days 4.25o tons
l'ceal to ]. "A. Brown,
Bragg: 100000 feet lumber TO Union lumber
company.
9 Fr bark Grande Duchesse. Olga, lie Elech. 1873 1873
days from t'rimsby. via Newcastle, Eng, l64
days; merchandise to Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
SATURDAY. December 4.
Stmr Nome City, Hansen, Astoria
Sunday, December >.
u s. stmr Princeton. Hayes, Corinto.
T. s. stmr McCulloeh, Daniels Moss landing,
to the assistance Of the stmr Excelsior, reported
ashore
Stlnr Geo. LOOMS, Smith, Re0OIQO Beach.
Stmr Norwood. Martin. San Pedro
Stmr TamDico, Johnston Seattle.
stmr Tamalpais Anderson. Grays Harbor.
Stmr Asuncion. Bridget. Portland
Stmf Hanalei, Mcfarland, San Pedro.
stmr Maverick. McKeiiar Jr., Seattle.
Stmr President. Cousins. Seattle.
Stmr Noyo, Hammer, Fort Bragg.
stmr Albion. Nyman, stewarts point.
Stmr Vanguard. Odland Eureka.
stmr Buckman. Wood, Seattle.
Stmr Lakme Dahlquist, Eureka.
Schr Admiral. Bender, Astoria.
Reported returning of stmr Roanoke yesterday
was an error; should have read stmr President.
DISASTER
The stmr Excelsior, reported going ashore
at Moss landing last night. was foated at 6:30
p. m. today by the tug Navigator which went to
its assistance from Monterey; vessel will be
By UNITED WIRELESS
Stmr Maverick. Dec ). 4:50 p. m.-Passed
Point Bonita, hence Dec ) foF Seattle.
Stmr Maverick-Left Richmond $40 p. m.
Barge 81, Dec ). 4:so p. m.-of Santa Cruz.
Stmr Hanalei, Dec s. p. m.-Passed Point
Montara.
Stmr Alameda. from Honolulu for San Fran
| cisco-Dec 4, p. M, 94S miles out
Stmr Atlas. from Seattle for San Francisco
Dec 4. p m, of Cape Blaneo.
Stmr Hilouan. from Honolulu for San Fran
cisco-Dec 4, SIS p. M. S15 miles out.
Stmr Asuncion. from San francisco Dec for
Portland-12:30 p. M passed Point Reyes on
Point Reyes passed stmf Norwood, from Grays
Harbor for San Francisco.
BY MASSIE WIRELESS
Stnr Lurline, Dec $50 miles off San Fran
cisco, from Honolulu for San Francisco; Sw
40; all well.
POINT LOBOS. Dec ., 10 p m.-Wea ther
cloudy: wind NV: velocity II miles hour
DOMESTIC PORTS
RED0ND0 BEACH-Arrived Dec 5-Stmr Yo-
semitic, hence Dec 2; stmr James S. Higgins,
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06

arrived and were installed upon the
Logan, that the discussion as far as
this vessel was concerned ceased.
The presence of the troops caused a
stir on the water front yesterday.
When the men arrived Saturday it was
decided to pay them off on the trans
port dock and the paymasters of the
department took $4,000 to the wharf
for this purpose. Yesterday morning
colonel Frank West, commander of
the regiment, gave orders that all un-
TO have the day on shore with the ex-
ception OF those necessary for guard
duty on the ship The result was
that 500 enlisted men with their pock-
cts Jingling with money suddenly ap-
peared in East street. The water front
bubbled with life until late in the
afternoon. when the troopers began
wandering back to the ship. BY mid
night practically all were on board.
The Logan win take its fun COM
plement Of passengers, every berth and
The officers and enlisted men of the
cavalry total $50. and besides these
there are many casuals.
Among the passengers is Lieutenant
.. P NJ. Hazard, who has been sta
toned at this port for the last four
years and now joins his regiment the
Second cavalry. he came TO San Fran
cisco shortly before the fire to act as
assistant TO Colonel John L. Glenn,
chief quartermaster of this depart
ment. and distinguished himself by his
work at the Preside at that time.
When Colonel Clem went east Haz-
zard continued his duties under Colonel
II. r. Stevens. Hazard is accompanied
by his wife and his father in law,
Colonel S NJ Swigert, e. S. A, re-
tired
Another passenger well known at
this post is Major Albert Z. TRULY,
medical department, who has been at
the Preside for three years.
Captain J. G. Hanson viii act as
quartermaster of the vessel and Cap
tain Stinson viii so as navigating
officer.
Mcdowell Finishes Repairs
The government tug General Nc
Dowell, which has been receiving an
overhaulng at Scott & Moore,s yard.
returned TO its dock at the foot of
Folsom street Tt is as clean as a
whistle. il will retprn on its regular
run today.
Will Sail Tomorrow
The Pacific Mail steamship Asia,
Captain Gaukroger, will sail for the
orient tomorrow. 1t will take 20
passengers and larye cargo,
Sails for Mexican Ports
The Pacific Mail steamship Curacao
viii sail for Mazatlan and way ports
tomorrow.
Light Lumber Receipts
Lumber receipts from the north
coast by sea yesterday We're light,
amounting to 609,000 feet.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06
SYNOPSIS

Reports missing from Nevada and Utah. The
storm appears to be central over Nevada to-
night IT has caused general rain or snow over
the entire Pacific slope. The rain continues in
southern California and snow in northern Ari-
zona eastern Oregon and western Montana In
northern California the weather is fair A thun-
derstorm occurred at Fresno. Conditions fa-
vorable for fair and somewhat warmer weather
in northern California and clearing weather in
the south Monday. The humidity at Red Bluff is
ramento is 16 s. feet and falling.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the 30
hours ending at midnight. December 6, 1909:
San Francisco and vcinity-Fair Monday !;
light northwest wind
Sacramento yalley-Fair Monday; light north
wind
Santa Clara yalley-Fair Monday; light north
west wind
San Joaquin valley-Fair Monday; light north
Los Angeles and Misunderstanding Monday;
fresh west wind.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06
RESIDENTS PROTEST
ERECTION OF STABLE

The property owners Of the Western
addition have addressed a petition TO
the board Of supervisors requesting that
body TO Tescind the permit granted TO
g. Lennon 10 erect stable al 26l7 Bush
street. The owners base their request
upon ordinance 33f. which stipuiates
that no stable shall be erected within
50 feet Of a residence or dwelling.