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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-11-11
Alleged Kidnappers Held.

New York, Nov. 1.-TWO alleged
kidnappers, Antonio Treferio and
Giovanni Gangi, caught after a two
years chase to the West and back,
were held for trial in a police court
to-day in $4,000 bail. Rosie Gar
dano, years old, who was kidnapped
in 1907, identified the prisoners, and
her mother, Mrs. Pietro Gardano, de-
clared that she had paid Gangi $500
when he threatened to "cut the girl
up in small pieces and return her by
mail" if a ransom was not paid.
Eight days after the kidnapping the
girl was picked up in the street near
her home.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-11-11
PERSONAL MENTION.
People Visiting in This City and
at Other Points.

at Other Points.
Mr.. ]. J. Smoak spent several
days in Columbia last week.
Mr.. w. C. Patrick, Of Columbia,
spent Tuesday night in the city.
Mr.. Henry F. Bamberg spent a
few days in Columbia last week.
Jas. A. Willis, Esq, of Barnwell,
was here this week attending court.
Mr.. H. I. Chassereau, of the
Ehrhardt section, was in the city
Monday.
Mr.. J. P. Bishop, of the Ehr-
hardt section, was in the city last
Thursday.
Senator J. B. Black went up to
Columbia last Saturday to attend the
Taft luncheon
Mrs. c. F. Rizer and children,
Of Olar, were in the city Monday and
Monday night.
Mrs. McGhee and Mrs. Muldrow,
of Anderson, are visiting Mrs. G..
Frank Bamberg.
(, DIR. Robert Black went up to
Columbia last week to attend the
pellogra conference.
Mr.. J. C. Folk and family spent
Sunday and Monday with their faith
er's family near Ehrhardt.
DIR. J.. J. Cleckley spent several
days in Columbia last week attend
ing the pellagra conference.
Little Miss Edna Copeland,A Of
Ehrhardt, is visiting her cousin, Lu-
ellie Folk, on Carlisle street.
-Messrs. D. j. Delk and D. Dow
ling left for Atlanta Monday night
to attend the automobile show.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Ray, of
Tampa, Fla, spent few days in the
sity last week with their brother, Mr..
Jesse G. Folk.
Mr.. J. D. Thomas, OF the Cope
section, was in the city last Saturday.
Jake says The Herald gets better
and better.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hughes. of
the Ehrhardt section, were in the
city Monday and Tuesday on a visit
'S1eqmea e!IIeO pue eIne1 sess!N o.
Miss Annie Huse, charming
young lady, who has been on a visit
to Mrs. Bowling, returned to her
home in Roanoake, Va, last Satur-
day.
Mr.. c. F. Ellzey and family left
last week for Savannah, Ca, where
they will live in future. The best
wishes of their very many friends go
with them.
Mr.. o. A. simmons, who has
been sick for the past two weeks or
more, is out again. He had severe
attack, and his friends are glad that
he has made a good recovery.
Mr.. J. D. Copeland, Jr., left for
New Orleans, La, last Saturday to
be present at the marriage Of his
brother, Ensign D. Graham Copeland,
to Miss Castanedo, of that city.
Mr.. T. W. Law, of Bishopville,
a real estate man, was in the city last
Friday. He was here in reference to
a real estate deal with Mr.. J. T.
O'Neal, our local real estate agent.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-11-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. E. Salley, of
Orangeburg, spent yesterday in the
city.
Misses Marie Sease and Viola
Rodgers, of Ehrhardt, spent Tues
day in the city.
Mrs. I. B. Fielder is at home
from a visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Black, at Commerce, Ga.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
Picked Men Of Universities
In Big Indoor Meet

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2O.-with a
galaxy of worlds record holders and
star men of many important institu-
tions, several hundred athletes alto
gether competed in the sixth renewal
of the federal indoor games held here
tonight. Princeton, Pennsylvania, Vir-
ginia, Johns Hopkins and Villa Nova
were among the institutions whose
picked men participated in the compe-
titions.
Summaries:
80 meter DASH open scholastic. c. Peter
son. Baltimore City college, won: James A.
Smith, Tome institute second; Edwin D. Stat
ford. Baltimore City college, third. Time,
6 2-5 seconds
90 meter DASH open handicap-R. II. Gam
George Washington university, second; ". c..
u. Munson. Maryland agricultural college, third.
Time. 1-5 seconds
1.500 meters run, open handicap--W. S. Nc
Gee, Princeton university. won j. J. Gallagher,
Brown preparatory school. Philadelphia. second /;
J. T. Wymeat. University of Pennsylvania
third. Time. 4:0S 3-5.
1.500 meter relay-Johns Hopkins university
Won: George Washington university second.
Time. 2:30 80
Running high jump. open handeap-Harry F.
Porter, Irish American athletic club, New York
won, feet 11A inches; W. Burdick. Uniyer-
sity of Pennsylvania. second, feet IL inches
A. c. Randolph University OF Virginia, third,
feet 10 inches.
Pole vault. invitation. scratch-C Vein.
Princeton: won. II feet inches: J. A. Sterritt
George Washington university. second IL feet
, inches; j. Bredemus Princeton. third IL feet
inches. Vein won on the bumpoR.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
Cyclers to Hold Relay Race
Tomorrow at Park

The local wheeling enthusiasts will
hold 10 mile relay race in connection
with the big Olympic meet at the sta
dunn tomorrow 1t will be FIVE man
team affair, each rider to go two miles.
Teams from the Bay City wheelmen,
New Century wheelmen, Oakland
wheelmen and Garden City wheelmen
Will participate.
The Bay City wheelmen have num-
Der of recruits from the ranks of the
other local organizations and will make
a strong bid for the honors.
The California Associated Cyclers
will meet next week to arrange dates
for the novice, 100 mile relay and
Stockton trophy races. The annual re-
lay race over the century course is by
far the most important event of the
year. 1t will be held in May. AS the
event was won last year by the Garden
City wheelmen the coming race will be
held at San Jose. Wheeling has grown
in popular favor in the last few years,
and the big race this year will come
nearer making the stir that 1t used to
10 years ago than it has at any time
since.
The novice race and Stockton trophy
race will be held some time in April at
the stadium.
The controversy between Fred Win
terstein and Percy Lawrence, the crack
Bay City wheelmen. has been the main
topic of conversation among the wheel
ing fraternity in general The affair
took a new turn when Winterstein was
declared a professional a few days ago
for having taken money for participat-
ing in a race at Shell Mound park. AS
a result of the action of the governing
body Winterstein will in future be
barred from all amateur races.
Lawrence declared that he would
turn professional if necessary, in or
der to get a race with Winterstein.
He will leave for the east next month
to ride in New York and Boston in
the amateur races provided he does not
get match with Winterstein in the
meantime.
The challenge of the Bay City wheel
men to race for the Lissner trophy has
not as yet been accepted by the Oak
land wheelmen. The perpetual tro-
ply was given to the club across the
bay, and one of the conditions of the
deed of gift was that a challenge must
be accepted within one month. The
Oakland wheelmen have to March Z
to accept the challenge and will no
doubt do so.
The Garden city track at San Jose
on which races have been held for
several weeks has been placed on the
blacklist by the California Associated
Cyclers for failure TO apply for a sane
tion.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED


Saturday, February 20.
Stmr Tahoe, Peterson, 45 hours from Re
stmr Helen P. Drew, Gunderson, so hours
Stmr Casco. Ahlin. Sc hours from San Pedro.
stmr f. A. Kilburn, Mcclellan, 20 hours from
stmr NJ F. Plant Burtis, 40 hours from Coos
stmr Fulton. Msioney. 10 hours from MendO-
Schr Monterey. Kelly. as hours from Gayiota,
in tow tug Navigator.
Friday. February 10.
Stmr Rose City Kidston. Portland: San Fran
cisco and Portland steamship company.
Saturday. February 20.
Stmr Alameda. DowdeIl Honolulu; j. D.
stmr Watson. Griffith, Seattle; Alaska-Pacinc
stmr State OF California. Thomas, San Diego;
Pacific Coast steamship company.
Stmr Arizonan, Nichols, Honolulu; Williams,
Ger stmr Niagara. schau. Moji; Standard oil
company
Saturday. February 20.
Stmr Harold Dollar. johnson. Puget sound.
stmr Shna-Yak. Paulson. Puget sound.
Stmr J. 3. Stetson, Boniheld, Willapa har-
bor
Stmr San Pedro. Benedixsen. Eureka
Stmr Mann Smith. Olsen. Coos bay.
Stmr Acme. Olsen, Eureka
Stmr Daisy Freeman. Johnson Willapa harbor.
Stmr Watson. Griffith. Seattle.
Stmr Majestic. Anderson. Columbia river
Stmr Colonel r. L. Drake, Bunting. Seattle.
Stmr Alameda, Dowdell. Honolulu.
Stmr Czarina. Duggan. Coos bay.
Stmr Santa Rita. Connor. Port San Luis
WEATHER REPORTS
POINT L0B0S. Feb 20. a m.--Thick; wind.
southeast; velocity, - miles per hour.
wind. south: velocity 80 miles per hour.
FARALLONES. Feb 20. 8 a. m.-Raining
wind. southwest: velocity. 30 miles per hour.
BH UNITED WIRELESS
Stmr Enterprise. hence Feb Is for Hilo-Feh
10 s o. M 307 miles OF San Francisco; weather
clear: moderate west wind: long westerly swell;
barometer, 303s: temperature. SO; all well.
TELEGRAPHIC
Pc;ssT LoBOS. Feb 20. 10 D. m.-weatber.
cloudy; wind. northwest; velocity, IS miles per
"O''' DOMESTIC PORTS
PORT GAMBLE--Sailed Feb 20--Schr Gam.
BILE for San Francisco.
TACOMA-Sailed Feb 20-Gcr stmr Serak for
Seattle: Nor stmr Cecil. for Seattle.
VALDEZ-Arrlved Feb 19-Stmr Pennsylya.
Sailed Feb 20--Stmrs Portland and Pennsyl-
vanfa for Seattle.
PORT TOWNsEND-Arrived FEB 2O-sbiu
J. u. Thomas. from Santa Rosalia.
SAN PEDRO-Arrived Feb l9-Schr Fred T.
Wood from Astoria; stmr City OF Puebla. hence
Feb Is: Nor stmr Bovding. from Everett. for
LoureDzo Marquee. Feb 20-Stmr Yellowstone
hence Feb IS: stmr Aicatraz from Delmar land
ing; stmr Olympic, hence Feb IS; stmr ]. ].
LOggie. from Eureks.
Sailed Feb 20-Schr EndesyOr for Townsend
stmr City OF Ppebla, for San Diego: stmr Roma.
for San Francisco.
Arrived Feb 20-Schr Ruth E. Godfrey from
Iouioue: stnr Homer. hence Feb is
Sailed Feb 20--Stmr Redondo. for San Fran
cisco: stmr Roanoke. for San Francisco; stmr
Santa Bsrhara. for San Francisco
To sail Feb 21-Stmr Homer. for San Fran
cisco.
wiNSLow-ArrIved Feb 2o-shIp ]. II.
Thomas. from Port Townsend.
CLALLAM-Anchored Feb 2o-Danish ship JiI-
piter. from BeIlinghaDi. for Valparaiso: bkfn
kurors. from Everett, for Guaymas; .stmr
Macarthur.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
Additior1al Sports News
Petaluna and Ponies Play
Closest Game

There were several good games last
night at the Pacific athletic associa-
tion's basket ball tournament at the
Auditorium rink.
Petaluma and the Ponies. local ag-
gregation. put up the closest contest
of the meet. the former losing out al
the finish through inexperience.
The following are the results:
100 pound class-Swastikas VS.. Cogswell poly
technic
Swastikas- s-Farrar. center; Lemp and Wing
field, forwards: Hicks and Miller, guards.
CogsweI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and McCaffery
cepter; Sable and Horton, forwards; Gardiner
and Hellings. guards
Field goals--Swastikas, II; Cogswel, 2. Fou
goals swastikas 4; cogswell, O. Failures OF
fouls-Swastikas, II; Cogswell. IS. Score first
hah-swastika, 10; CcgsweI, s. Final score
Swastikas. Is; Cogswell, l3.
100 pound elass-Petaluma VS.. Ponies.
Petaluma-Evans, center; Pack and Cannon,
forwards; Glikharg and McFadden. guards.
Ponies-Harter, center; Tuttle and Mohr, Tor
wards; T;s,, Clark and Downing guards Eor,
fouls Petaiuma, I; Ponies. s. Score first half
IPetalums, Iaba 10; Ponies a. Final score-Peta'
140 pound class-santa Rosa high school vs..
Berkeley high school.
Santa Rosa-See center: Miller and Chase,
forwards; Wilson and McDaniels guards
Berkeley-Cornwal, center; Drake and Bo
gardus. forwards Emery and Davis. guards
Field goals-Santa Rosa, d; Berkeley, II. Foul
goals-Santa Rosa, 8; Berkeley. 8 Failures on
fouls-Santa Rosa. s; Berkeley. >. Score FIRST
half-Santa Rosa, IS; Berkeley, 15. Ftnal
score-Santa Rosa, 70; Berkeley, 80.
Unlimited elass--Duboce A. c. VS.. University
of California.
Duboce-K -Knickerbocker. center; Beran an6
Boarman. forwards; Bekeart and Dover, guards.
Californa-Bailey, center; Hart and Prouty,
fo~fards Sorenson and Wagner, guards.
Final score-California, 43; Duboce, I.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
Arcadia Gossip
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


Los ANGELES; Feb. 20.-Twenty-six book
that of last Wednesday The two new comers
were Abe Morris and Charles PettingiIl.
Smiley Corbett arrived today. The Cahin
sprinter will start in the Speed handicap.
Donan. from the Stable of william Gerst the
Nashville brewer. equaled the worlds record for
three and half furlongs when he ran the dis
tance IN 40 tat.
7. ]. Richardson. well known eastern handi-
eapper. arrived today from New York.
F. c. McInnes well known resident Of
Berkeley, was a visitor at Santa Anita today.
Roseben got his FINAL workout this morning
in preparation for the Speed handicap. The
Johnson sprinter worked three-quarters in
many horsemen here select him to win Monday v 5
big race.
Dave Leary, trainer for Sam Hildreth, was
able 10 be at the track today. He has been
wrestling with severe attack of rheumat tism.
George Rowe brother of Charles E. Rowe.
owner and trainer of Colonial Girl winner of
the Worlds Fair handicap, was visitor at
Santa Anita today.
Lucky Jack MeGnnis was out with the
closing race he bid the Alvey mare up to
$500, at which figure Trainer Grover Baker
let her go.
Jockey Page, who had the mount on Taxer
in the seventh race. incurred the dispIeasure
of Starter Hoffman for allowing his mount 60
repeatedly break through the barrier For this
offense the boy will cool his heels on the ground
for six days.
A;cGee on Sorro yfHl allowed his mount 70
swerve In front of Madeline Musgraye ut the
eighth pole in the sixth race. A. Walsh who
rode the latter promptly made claim of foul
and Sorrowful, which finished third. was dis
qualified and placed last The judges decided
ever.
Jockey Eddie Dugan left for EmeryvilIe TO-
night. Sam Hildreth sent him north to ride
Joe Madden in the Derby. Hdreth today tee-
graphed Jockey Mccarthy at Emeryvflle to come
TO Santa Anita to ride one Of the Hildreth horses
in the Speed handicap Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
|ONE-THlRDOF WORK
AT PANAMA DONE
Report on Canal Excavation
Shows 62,751,924 Cubic
Yards Removed

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2O-The latest
estimates of the work necessary to
complete the Panama canal shows that
it is more than one-third finished.
The total excavation required when
the Americans assumed control was
174.6s6,595 cubic yards, of which g.
751,s24 cubic yards had been taken
out up to the end of January. leaving
1l1,904,671 cubic yards still TO be re-
moved
Under the present plan there will be
necessary 29.3S7,00 cubic yards OF fill
ing for locks and dams and 5.015. 400
cubic yards of concrete.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
GAMBLING DEBT NOT
RECOGNIZED IN NEVADA
Supreme Court Reverses Deci-
sion in Goldfield Case

CARSON. New, Feb. 20.-The su-
preme court of Nevada today handed
down decision in the case OF Burk &
Co. of Goldfeld VS.. Hamilton Buck. The
case is of interest from the fact that
it deals with a gambling debt.
Buck drew a check in favor of Burk
and gambled the value of the check off
to the games. Burk next morning ap-
piled for payment of the check and
found that Buck had stopped payment.
of the check. The bank placed the
money in the hands of the court and
the lower court decided in favor of
Burk..
BY today's decision of the supreme
court. which is unanimous, the decision
of the lower court is reversed and the
money in its hands Is ordered paid to
the defendant Buck forthwith and
without recourse to a new trial.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
Champs Of Former Days Will
Appear in Seattle

SEATTLE, Wash, Feb. 20.-John L.
Sullivan, Jake Kilrain, Charlie Mitch
ell. Tug Wilson and other famous
fighters, as well as Hackenschmidt,
Gotch. Mahout, the Terrible Turk,
Jenkins and DR.. Roller of wrestling
fame. will give daily boxing and wrest-
ling exhibitions at the Alaskan Yukon
exposition this summer. John Cort
will stand sponsor for the athletic ex-
hfbitions and will soon begin the erec-
ton of a building on the Pay Strea
that will be a replica of the ancient
Greek arena, and will be the scene OF
exhibitions of discus throwing broad
sword and quarterstaff work and other
ancient athletic sports, as well as mod
ern boxing and wrestling.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
Big List of U. c. Entries in
Olympic Games

BERKELEY. Feb. 20.-Three crack
relay teams will be entered by the
university in the Olympic track meet
which will be held at the San Fran
cisco stadium next Monday. Greatest
Interest centers in the two mile team
race for the Olympic club relay trophy.
which the Blue and Gold and the club
men have each won once The winner
of the games on Washington's birth
day viii decide the permanency of its
ownership.
The teams Of the university are:
First team-H. Gaines (captainl. A. de Ma
r. Goldman, W. Keyes. r. Kelly. Hastings.
Second teanl-H. E. Casey tcaptain), NJ r..
Hobart. NJ. Martin. G. Buddle, H. Myer Third
team--G Burnham (captain), W. r. Fraser,
j. Belloni, |. j. Cockroft, G.. Briggs, j. L..
Sharpstein.
Other university entries are:
100 yard dash-C. Butler. ID. Cashin, W.
Ferries, r. Scarborough. l.. Keough. r. Tell
man. J. Hunt. Al Rathbone, L. Murphy. J..
Wallace b. Mccullough. /. Hyde s. Allen,
7. Dresser, r. Jungerman. II s. Johns. W. r.
Johns, W. Donald. c. Foskitt t. Connolly, H.
Truxaw, O. Jones, L. Augur. E. Watts NJ.
Cheney, d. MeLane, NJ. J. Dillman. c. Villas.
n. Frees, E. Darner, r Matthews, G. Har-
lowe. A. B. Timing, G. Dulln. H. E. Casey,
r. Corlett. A. Whitman, W. Duggin. C. Whit.
ney F. Mcnamara. S. Beckett A. Eaton.
440 yard dash--L. Keough, s. Brown, L. Haus.
man, Fl. Johns. W. R. Johns, c. Calkins II (.
Chase. ID. Graham. C. Fuchs, p. Levy, c. Car.
penter, c. Jones. l.. Smith, Z. f. Smith, NJ
{. Cheney. II. f. Casey, L. Dozier, b. Mad.
dox. W. Duggin. l.. Denton. F. e. McNa-
mara, S. Beckett W. F.. Luck G. Dulin A.
Eaton.
$50 yard rum. Cockroft S. Wheeler, R.
Thompson. d. Trowbridge, W. r. Frazer, l..
Saxon. W. Kayo. ] Belloni B. Maddox. II
Leggett C. Boydston, q. NJ. Briggs. c. Jones
A. Eaton, R. McCurdy, J. McCreary, b. vii.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
OAKLAND CHAMBER TO
WELCOME NORTHERNERS s
$50 Guests From Seattle and
Tacoma Visiting Bay Cities

OAKLAND, Feb. 2O-An open meet
ing will be held at the chamber of COM
merce. Twelfth and Franklin streets,
Monday afternoon at O'Clock at which
reception will be held for 15O mem
bers of the Seattle and Tacoma, Wash,
chambers of commerce. The visitors
are on a tour of the coast to present
the various features of interest con-
nected with the Alaska Yukon eXposi-
tion, which will be opened in Seattle
this summer. The local chamber OF
commerce invites the public generally
to meet the northern delegations.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
rRExcH cHAMPIoN wILL PLAY

NEW YORK. Feb. 20.-The entry OF
Louis Cure. the French champion bill
HARDEST. was received by cable today
for the worlds championship billiard
tournament at 1872 balk line. which is
to be played in Madison Square garden
concert hall March % and following
days. This brings the entries so far
received to seven. including George b.
Sutton. George Slosson. Harry Cline
Colvin Demarest, and Professionally, Orc
Morningstar and A. G. Cutler.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
PACIFIC GROVE FIRE
DESTROYS LANDMARK
Seventeen Horses Die as a Re
suit of the Blaze

PACIFIC GROVE, Feb. 20.-Fire last
night destroyed the Mammoth stables,
which for years have stood as a land
mark across Grand avenue. A quantity
of hay. valued at $4,000. was consumed,
and II horses, the property of the Pa
cific Improvement company, were suffo-
Gated or subsequently shot. Thomas
the building at $4,000 and the total
insurance was $4,000. o. F. Bullene,
lessee of the property. estimates his
loss at $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
Lieutenant. o. S. N. in charge.
sEATTLE-Arrived Feb 1a-stmr Rainier.

SEATTLE-Arrived Feb 19-stmr Rainier,
hence Feb 1e; Nor stmr Fir, from Tacoma. Feb
20-Tug Goliah, hence Feb II.
Sailed Feb 20-Stmr Rainier, for San Fran
cisco: stmr Buckman. for San Francisco.
Arrived Feb 20-Nor stmr Cecil from Quar-
termaster harbor; stmr Queen. hence Feb II.
REDoND0-Sailed Feb 19-Bktn Retriever.
for San Francisco: stmr South Bay. for San
Francisco; stmr Bowdoin, for San Pedro.
Arrived Feb l9-Stmr Katherine, from San
AsToRIA-Arrived Feb 2o-stmr Saginaw,
Sailed Feb 20-stmr Cascade. for San Fran
cisco; stmr Wellesley, for Redondo.
Sailed Feb 20-Stmr Senator for San Fran
cisco: schr William Bowden. for Callao.
Arrived Feb 20-Stmr Argyll hence Feb II;
stmT Atlas, hence Feb Is.
for Astoria.
LUDLoW-Sailed Feb 2O-Schr Gamble, for
Hilo.
TAToosH-Passed out Feb 20-U S stmr Dix.
from Seattle, for Manila; Nor stmr AIathilda,
from Tacoma, via Victoria, for United Kingdom
bktn Aurora, from Everett for Guaymas.
WESTPORT Wash. l-Barbound Feb 90
Stmrs Hornet and Hoquiam.
Passed out Feb 20-Stmr Hoquiam, for San
Pedro: stmr Newburg. for San Francisco; stmr
Hornet. for San Francisco.
Barbound Feb 20-Schr Bangor, for Guaymas.
WILLAPA HARBOR-Salled Feb 20-Stmr
Carlos, for San Pedro, and not Feb 10, pre-
viously reported.
ISLAND PORTS
HONOLULC-Arrived Feb 20-Bark Andrew
Welch, hence Jan %.
Sailed Feb 2O-Stmr Korea for San Francisco.
TAHITI-Sailed Feb is-Stmr Mariposa, for
FOREIGN PORTS
vANCOUVER-Sailed Feb 20-Br stmr Ku-
merle; . :, T for Or, orient len via Victoria
Hamelin. from Antwerp, for San Francisco.
ANCON--Saiied Feb 1s-Stmr Acapulco, for
GUAYMAs- Sailed Feb 17-stmr Curacao, for
San Francisco
YOKOHAMA Feb 2o-Jap stmr Nippon
Maru. for San Francisco.
vICTORIA-Arrived Feb 20-Stmr Queen.
ANTwERP-Arriyed Feb 1s-Br ship Andor-
inha, from oregon.
LINERP00L-Arrived Feb 19-Br stmr Anti
lochus. from Tacoma.
QUEENSTOwN-Arrived Feb 1S-Fr bark
Cornell Bart. from Oregon.
SYDNEY-Arrived prior Feb 19-Br stmr
Tweeddale. from Oregon, via San Francisco
Jan 16
HAMBURG Sailed Feb 1s-Fr bark Boel-
dieu. for San Francisco.
SINGAPORE-Sailed Feb 1f-Br stmr Atholl.
for New York.
NAPIES-Arrved Feb 1G.-Br stmr Bankfeld
from Oregon, via Victoria.
OCEAN STEAMERS
HONGKoNG--Arrived Feb 20-Stmr Empress
of India. from Vancouver. via Yokohama. Ar
rived previous Feb 20-Stmr Manchuria from
San Francisco. via Honolulu and Yokohama.
NEW YoRK-Arriyed Feb 20-Stmr La Sa-
vote from Havre.
Arrived Feb 20-Stmr Baltic, from Liverpool
and Queenstown.
Sailed Feb 20--Stmr Patricia for Hamburg;
stmr st. Paul. for Southampton; stmr Cedric.
for Naples: stmr Madonna for Marseiles
KOBE-Arrived Feb 20-Stmr Empress of
China. from Hongkong, via Vancouver
HAvRE-Arrived Feb 20--Stmr La Bretagne
from New York.
Sailed Feb 29-stmr La Touraine. for New
York.
YoKoHAMA--Arrived Feb 1s-stmr Alesia,
from Portland. Ore.
GENOA-Sailed Feb 17--Stmr Amiral Ham
10 fnr
Francisco.
ANTwERP-sa Sailed Feb 2o-stmr Kroonland.
for New York.
RoTrERD AM-sailed Feb 2e-stmr Noordam.
for New York.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
WOMEN TO APPEAR
BEFORE THE JUDICIARY
Committee to Consider Bill
Granting Them Right to Vote

ALBANY, N. Y. Feb. 20.-Women
from various sections of the state are
expected to be present at the joint
hearing on Wednesday before the judi
ciary committee of the senate and as
sembly on the bill proposing an amend
ment to the constitution to permit
women to vote. Rev. Anna III. Shaw
will make an address.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
TO fETE ROOSEVELT .
WHEN HE is AN 'K'
Citizens OF Oyster Bay Plan
Fireworks and Speeches
for Homecoming

OYSTER BAY. Feb. 2O-A reception
will be rendered to Theodore Roosevelt
when the former president returns to
his home here Immediately following
the inauguration of William H. Taft
Fireworks and Illuminated decorations
on houses and stores win. it is ex-
pected. form part OF the reception.
Mr.. Roosevelt and his SON Kermit are
expected to leave here March IS for
Africa.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2o-President
Roosevelt today announced that he viii
not make any more appointments dur
ing his term OF Office.
The president today informed Chair
man West OF the committee on perma-
nent organization OF the recent confer
ence on the care Of dependent children
that he would serve as president OF
such organization when perfected