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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13
Rlshop Galloway Dies

JACKSON Miss. May 12.-Bishop
Charles B. Galloway. OF the Methodist
Episcopal church OF Louisiana and
one OF the most distinguished church
men in the United States died at
o'clock today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13

Although Calico perfected his first
telescope some time before the frat
recorded mention OF II was in Ger
man newspaper published 800 years
ago this month.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13

There's much TO gain and nothing
to lose by giving "Salada" Tea trial.
An absolutely pure tea OF the highest
possible quality. Your grocer sells il.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13
BURGLAR SENT UP.
chss. Sullivan Gets One to Five Years
in Jackson.

Charles sullivan was sentenced
"Wednesday by Judge Phelan. 10 serve
from one Go five years In Jackson. for
burglarizing the residence OF Mrs.
Bertha Searles. No. 225 Adams-ave.
east. Sullivan was found In the house
by Mrs Searles. who held him until a
roomer arrived and took part In the
struggle
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-12-03

cutlery-McTver & MacKay. Ocala-
Diploma
Best display well pumping. motor
driven-Ocala Gas Engine Works.
Ocala-Diploma.
Best display wagOns-Knight &
Lang, Ocala-Diploma.
Best display of musical instruments
A. y. Lansford, Ocala-Diploma.
Special Prize
Best display by an industrial and
educational observation-disclosures
Academy, Fessenden, Fla.-Diploma
and $40.
Agricultural Machiner! Competition
For excellence in work by agricul-
tural implements demonstration
Chattanooga Pillow Co. Oh B. Masters
Co., Agents)-DiplOma
CattIe-Beef Breeds-Shorthorn
Best bull, one year and under three
years-E. L. Howell. Anthony-S5.
The following prizes were won by
Palmetto Park Farm, Ocala:
Best bull under one vera old. s.;
best COW over three years old, IS;
second best COW over three years old,
So; best cow or heifer over one and
under three years old, s.; best heifer
under one year old, So; best herd, one
bull and four females, any age. SO:
best pair, bull and heifer, under two
years old, So; best three, get Of one
sire, IS; best two, produce of one COW,
So; best and largest collection Of
shOrthorn cattle, So; best steer, any
age, S..
Aberdeen Angus
The following is list of prizes won
by S. T. Sistrunk, Ocala:
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-12-03
FLORIDA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1909.
Prize Winners and Ribbon WearerS
Marion Premiums
Bryant. Neutrality-suspicious. and 81.
Meat Products

Bryant. Neutrality-suspicious. and 81.
Meat Products
Best Marion county cured ham,
c. Johnson, Santos-s1.
Best > pounds Marion county lard
w. NJ. Gist, McIntosh-S1.
Best Marion county cured bacon
n. T Brown. Martin-S1.
Best exhibit fresh beef. fore and
hind quarters-Edwards Bros, Ocala
So.
Best carcass fresh mutton-Ed-
wards Bros. Ocala-$3.
Best carcass fresh pork-Edwards
Bros. Ocala-$3
Citrus Fruits
Best box oranges-Crosby & Wart-
mann, Citra-DiplOma and 81.
Second best box oranges-Crosby &
Wartmann, Citra-$1.
Best box rapefruit-Crosby &
Wartmann, Citra-Diploma and 81.
Second best box grapefruit-E. H.
Barley, Eastlake-s1.
Best box lemOns-E. H. BarkIey.
Eastlake-Diploma and 81.
Best box tangerines-J. r. Williams,
Citra-DiDloma and 81.
Second best box tangerines-E. o.
Cordrey, Lynne-$l.
Best box kumquats-Crosby &
Wartmann, Citra-Diploma and 81.
Largest and best bunch grapefruit
E. H. Barley. Eastlake-$2.
Best exhibit citrus fruits by one in
dividual-Crosby & Wartmann, Citra
.$5.
Second best exhibit citrus fruits by
one Individual. r. Williams, Citra
SO.
Best bunch bananas-Henry w.
Long, Martel-$1.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-12-03

! Ocala Mfg Co, Ocala-Diploma ant
s..
Second best display OF vegetable
carriers-McDowell Crate Co. Oak
Diploma.
Hardwood and Minerals
Best display Marion county lime
Florida Lime Co. Ocala-Diploma
The best display of phosphate
Nlizelle, Orange Lake-Diploma.
Best display Marion county building
rock-Woodmar Sand & Stone Co.
Ocala-DiplOma
Best display Marion county sand for
manufacturing purposes-Woodma
Sand & Stone Co. Ocala-Diploma
Best Display of Mechanical, Msnufao-
tured and Commercial Products
Best display plumbing work and fix
tures-R. F. Yonge G. Son, Ocala-Di-
ploma
Best display Groceries-Teapot Gro
Gerry, Ocala-Diploma.
Second best display groceries-O.
K. Grocery, Ocala-HonOrable men
ton.
Best display agricultural nipple
ments, pumping and feed grinding ma
chinery-Marion Hardware Co, Ocala
Diploma.
Best exhibit artificial stone, building
material and cOnstruction-Wood
Sand & Stone Co, Ocala-DiplOma.
Best exhibit lighting and heating
apparatus-OcalaP Plumbing & Electric
Co, Ocala-Diploma.
Best exhibit cane mills, disc and
riding plows-Chattanoo Plow Co,
III. B. Masters Co. Ag'ts.) diploma.
Best general display buggies, har
ness, furniture and house furnishings.
builders. hardware and
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-12-03

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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-12-03

W HdTh Farm, Ocala-S1.
Best half dozen squashes-Crosby
& Wartmann, Citra-sI.
Best exhibit rutabaga turnips-J. E
! Brown, Shady-s1.
Best exhibit radishes-L. O. Boober
Ocala-$1.
Best exhibit caulifowers-Andrew
GOldwire, Ocala-$1.
Best exhibit beets-Andrew Gold
wire; Ocala-$1.
Best. exhibit lettuce-Deadman
Bros, BOardman-S1.
Best exhibit string beans-Crosby
& Wartmann, Citra-s1.
Best exhibit cucumbers-J. NJ.
Mathews, Flemington-S1
Best exhibit parsley-Mrs. Sarah
Brown, Ocala-$i.
Best exhibit tomatoes-S. r. Pyles.
Ocala-$1.
Best exhibit swatermelons-Perry
Edwards, Ocala-$1.
Best exhibit broom corn-W. NJ.
Gist, McIntosh-$1.
Best collective exhibit of gourds-
E. L. Carney, Ocala-S1.
Best collection vegetables-Palmet-
to Park Farm-Diploma and SO.
cassaVa
Best exhibit cassava-Wm. NJ.
Shockley, Lowell-s1.
Best exhibit cassava starch. p.
Taylor, Ocala-$1.
Meal, Grits and Crushed Feed
Best peck Marion county bolted
meal-H. A. Fausett, Ocala-$1.
Best peck Marion county bolted
grits-H. A. Fausett, Ocala-S1.
Best collective exhibit of crushed
stock feed-H. A. Fausett. Ocala-Di-
ploma and So.
Cotton
Best bale Sea Island-Stephen Hold
ges. Ocala-S3.
Second best bale Sea Island-Perry
Ocala-$2.
Largest and best stalk Sea Island
Jas. Spindle. Ocala-S1.
Best so pounds Sea Island seed cot
ton, in basket-Perry Edwards, Ocala
y.
Second best so pounds Sea Island
seed cotton in basket-Geo. Giles G.
Coil.
Best bushel Sea Island cotton seed |
Geo. Giles & Col.
Best so pounds short staple cotton |
Geo. Giles & Coz.
Second best so pounds short staple |
'otton-Perry Edwards, Ocala-$1.
Moss
Best bale ginned moss-Geo. Giles
Co., Ocala-S2.
Sugar Cane, Syrup and Sugar
Best exhibit ribbon sugar CAMEO.
:. Hill, Daisy-S2.
Second best exhibit ribbon sugar
ane-Frank Ditto, Ocala-$1.
Best exhibit green sugar cane-Wm
lrtis, Belleview-s2.
Second best exhibit green sugar
Jacobs, Shady-$1.
Best exhibit red sugar cane. c.
Daisy-S2.
Second best exhibit red sugar cane
Peter LOOs, Kendrick-S1.
Best exhibit Japanese sugar cane
J. G. DIN. Kendrick-S2.
Second best exhibit Japanese sugar
Davis, Martin-S1.
Best exhibit syrup from cane-B. r.
hitch. BlitchtOn-S2.
Second best exhibit syrup from cane
Perry Edwards, Ocala-S1.
Best exhibit of syrup from Japan
Sc cane-Perry Edwards, Ocala-S1.
Best exhibit syrup from sorghum
cry Edwards, Ocala-S1.
Best ) pounds sugar-Perry Ed
ards. Ocala-$2.
Best collective exhibit of cane and
Inc products-Perry Edwards, Ocala I
So.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-12-03

Best display pineapples-M. NJ. Gas
ton, Punta Gorda-HOnOrable mention
Deciduous Fruits
Best exhibit pecans-Deadmar
Bros, BOardman-$2.
Second best exhibit pecans-T
Needham, Ocala-S1.
Best exhibit Japan persimmOns-T
c. Clayton, Ocala-$1.
Best exhibit hickory nuts-W. NJ
Gist, McIntosh-$1.
Second best exhibit hickory nuts
S. r. Pyles, Ocala-.50.
Best exhibit walnuts-C. J. Jewel,
Ocala-$1.
Second best exhibit walnuts-S. r.
Pyles, Ocala-.5O.
Canned Fruits and Vegetables
Best exhibit of canned fruits and
vegetables from Marion county can
nery-Mrs. S. r. Pyles-Diploma and
S..
wines ano vinegar
Best quart of grape wine-Perry
Edwards, Ocala-$1.
Best quart of scuppernong wine
Perry Edwards. Ocala-s1.
Best quart of sparkling wine-Mrs.
S. R. Pyles, Ocala-$1.
Best quart of blackberry wine
Jane Tisby, Ocala-S1.
Best quart of orange wine-Mrs S.
r. Pyles, Ocala-Sf.
Best quart of homemade vinegar
Perry Edwards, Ocala-s1
Best collective exhibit of wines
Perry Edwards, Ocala-$3.
Vegetable Carriers
Best display vegetable carriers
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-12-03
Tobacco and Cigars

Best exhibit shade grown tobacco
(Sumatra seed)-Marion Farms-$S.
Second best exhibit shade grown to-
bacco (Sumatra seed)-Marion Farms
-s2.
Best box of cigars made of Marion
county grown Characterization Farms
SO.
Second best box of cigars made of
Marion county grown tobacco-Ma-
rion Farms-S2.
Best exhibit Of cigars manufactured
in Marion county-Chas. Peyser,
Ocala-Diploma.
Bee Products
Best exhibit comb honey-W. R.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-12-03

Prize offered by DR.. ]. {. Boozer Ior
the hest 25 ears of corn grown by
farmer in Marion county, the seed OF
his own selection-Perry Edwards
Ocala-$25 in gold.
Vegetables
Rest bushel sweet potatoes-R. H.
HALE. Belleview-S2.
Rest bushel Irish potatoes. u
Higbtower. Heather islands,.
BEST half dozen cabbages-Perry Ed
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
Los Angeles Markets
1 Special Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. Dec. 1e--Locai ranch can
died and extra selected eggs declined cents
dozen the produce exchange today Case
counts dropped . cents. Oregon cheese ad-
ranced 10 20 cents pound.
Receipts Of produce in Los Angeles todsy
were; Eggs. s. cases; butter, 1854 pounds;
cheese. 2.579 pounds; potatoes. 4.265 sacks;
onions. 925 sacks; beans. Se3 sacks sweet po-
tatoes 49, sacks; apples. l63 boxes.
Eggs-EXira select. sSc; local ranch can
died first. Soc: case count. 43e; eastern fresh.
35e; storage packed extras zSc; storage packed
seconds. 26c.
Butter-treameiT extra. 75c; creamery nrst-
81 ise; eastern creamery extras. 6ft5c; cooking
butter. 26c.
Cheese Northern fresh 2lc northern storage.
l9la U20c. eastern singles. l9c: eastern twins.
l@a 12aze: eastern cheddsrs. Ice. eastern long
born. 20c: eastern daisy. poe: Swiss imported
S@e; Swiss domestic. 23c; brick cream. Zec;
Dtoeurcer 2ON21c: imported cdsm. $Sa9. case
~ -: Orr&on dstzS. 20e.
Bssus-No pink. 81 40Gs.5o: No. ] limas.
- z0n $50 Lady Washington. S4-Zofa 50
small whites. $500 $50: blackeyes, $40
eisrramzas 81 30: lentfs. 81
Pofatoes-SalinaS SI.5o61 CO: Highlands.
Sl.l0dl So: Lompoc 81 .e5d l. -; Matsonville' e
SI.s0@ l-65. Oregon. Si-+0a i.50: Oregon Early
Rose s.; sweets. yellow. $3.50 l0o-
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
COUSINS CONTEST WILL
OF WILLIAM j. CARROLL

A contest of the will of William J.
Carroll, saloon keeper, who left an
estate of about $4,000, was filed yes
terday by his cousins, Mollie HeiIman.
Bridget Miller and John MeVey. 1t
is charged that Carroll was of un-
sound mind and was under the infiu-
ence of James Mulligan, also known
as James Burke. to whom the entire
estate was willed. Carroll returned
to San Francisco from one of the
health springs day or two before he
died and the contestants allege that
in short interval. before death
CarrolPs mind was poisoned against
his cousins, who are his only living
relatives, by MuIligan. The will was
made November / at the Lane hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17

@Snov ground 22 inches.
The following maximum and minimum temper
atures reported from eastern stations for pre-
yious day: Chicago 2S0S: New York, 1870;
Omaha, $40.
SYNOPSIS
The pressure is falling rapidly California
and Nevada There has baen q marked increase
in eloudiness over Oregon and Washington with
winds changing from north to east. In Cslifor-
mia the weather has been pleasant with afternoon
temperatures ranging from 80 to 20 degrees
There have been no changes of consequence dur
ing the last "A hours. The relative humidity at
Red Bluff was As per cent and at Fresno 81 per
cent The river at Sacramento reads Is Sand
falling.
Forecast for the 30 hours ending at ) p. m.
Friday. December II:
San Francisco and vicinity-Far Friday. mod
crate north wind.
Santa Clara vslley-Fair Friday; moderate
north wind
Sacramento valley-Fair Friday; light north
wind; light frost in the morning
San Joaquin valIey-Fair Friday: light north
wind; heavy frost in the morning
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Friday: con-
tinued warm: light north wind
A. G. McADiE. District FOreeaster.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

wednesday. December i.
Stmr Leelanaw- Mayer. 124 hours from Comox
2S1i tons coal to Western fuel company.
Thursday. December i6.
L. S stmr Madrona. Anderson, from cruise.
Stmr Falcon. schage 3 days 3 hours from
Portland; merchandise to Williams. Dimond &
Co.
Stmr Prentiss, Iyerson. "a hours from Eureka
400 900 feet lumber to Pacific lumber company.
Stmr Aberdeen, Havens % hours from Eu
reka 600 feet lumber to Pacific lumber com
pany.
Sfmr Harold Dollar, Olsen. 81 hours from Port
Los Angeles; ballast, TO Dollar steamship com
pany.
passengers and merchandise TO f. 4. Kruse
Stmry City Of Topeka. Gelaw. p hours from
Eureka. passengers and merchandise TO Pacific
Coast steamship company
Stmr Whittier. Seaman, ~ hours from PORT
San Luis oil to Union OF company; up river
direct.
stinr IamaIpafs. Anderson. 81 hours from
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
sls.I2ls@ls.s7s@c. and

IS go iac. electrolFtic. SIS l2Ia "A I337 re. and
casting At l3dI3.25c
Tin was firm. spit closing At 32.75@:sS. l0c:
December p - a 33 .05c: January - 75eI 80 Ice
Februsry. p TsG33. .I5c: March and April.
p y > na3.25. The London market closed firm.
with spot al fl49 los and futures al $50 los.
Lead hrm Spot. 4.57is a 4.eOc New York and
8 soc asked East ST. Louis. The London market
was shade higher at fi3 Is Cd
Speiter quiet. with spot at 6.2I lsc asked
Ncw York SDd G.l0c asked East st. Louis. The
London market vas unchanged ~ E23 Is Cd.
The English iron market was unchanged 81
s9s Sd for Cleveland warrants Locally the
market was unchanged. No. foundry northern.
SlS.J0Mi9 No. >. sfS-z5d S.75; No. 1 southern
and No. ] southern soft SIS. 500 Is. p.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Dec l6-Huttons wire SAYS:
The cotton market was a narrow affair with
small fluctuations snd small trading. II was
very STEADY during the morning and there was
an amount ~ huying which suggestive Of
support hy the old bull leaders. The buylnE by
somc of the leading brokers was OF considerable
volume snd for the time being took the pres
sure or the market.
The nstional ginners' figures are expected out
Friday. Mt. Taylor. president of the assocls-
ricn. was ou fhe exchange fOur during the DAY
and stated he expected that the figures would
con6rm rhe correctness of both the govern
incnt's and the national ginners crop estimates
Spot cotton closed quiet Middhng uplsDds
- 15c: middling gulf l. slc Sales. 969 bales.
COTTON rF-VI RES
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
CLEAR PATH FOR
TRANSBAY TRADE
HarbOr Commissioners Arrange
to Give New Railroad Uni
Obstructed Right of Way

HE fact that the
W e $ t e + n Pacific
railroad is in COM
mission and has
taken its place as
one of the CONNER
cial elements of
this port was made
manifest yesterday
when the harbor
commissioners es-
tablished a fair
way and forbidden
anchorage between
the Gould lines
Twenty hfth street
nier and its Oak
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
Freights and Charter.

The. following lumber charters were announced
Yesterday: British ship Celtic Monarch. on Puget
sound. thence TO Coquimbo and Antofogasta. al
4os; British ship Kelburn, on Columbia river
thence to United Kingdom at 56s Sd IL to one
port and 5Ss Cd If to tive ports-chartered prior
to arrival: French bark Grande Duchesse Olga
from San Francisco and Eureka to United King
dom; schooner Resolute, at Grays Harbor, thence
to Guaymas.
British steamer Belle of Spain. on Puget sound
will sail in ballast to Christmas island and load
guano there for Europe
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
NnrnI store.-Tnrpentine and Resin

SAVANNAH Ga. Dec. 1e.-TurPentiBe-Fir1n.
54654lsc- sales $50 barrels receipts S25 bar
rels. shipments. 800 barrels
RoSin-Firm: sales. 2.352 barrels; receipts,
= 22n barrels. shipments 233 barrels; stock, Isl.-
- barrels.
Quore; B. 81: y. s.; Z and +. $3-o-l5@4; G.
81 IT, s.. I21s a. IS, J. S4-60. h. $50; NJ,
s5-ss: y ssl5: We $500; WV. s6-75.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
Notice TO Mariners

canfain U W Olson Of the steamer Mann
smith reports to the branch photographic office
the existence of a sunken rock fye-elghths of a
mile wNW.. half W tmag-) from Tower rock
Olson estimates depth Of 10 to Il feet on the
rock as ii breaks in a moderate swell. The
roct IS dangerous to vessels seeking shelter
north of Blanco in southeast gales. Approximate
latitude AZ deg. 30 min. 80
J. q. BURNETT
Lieutenant, u. s. ", in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
London Wool Sale.

LONDON. Dee I6.-A sale Of sheepskins was
held here today. There was 4 good assortment
offered ana the demand was active. Merinos
wore unchanged 10 u d dearer and crossbrcds sd-
vanced lsd and occasionally I'D. Homc and
French traders were the principal buyers. Ameri-
esns took several parcels of fine skins
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17

January 10 and the road will go after
that business, to be shipped out of
Seattle at once. according to an official
ment of the road yesterday. On or
about February 20, according to Frank
Waterhouse. local agent for the Aus
tralian mail line. the first of the steam :
ers of that line will call at Seattle and
dock at the Milwaukee pier for west
bound Australian and New Zealand
freight.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
PRATHER AND ADAMS TO
PAY BANK FOR LOANS
Three Defendants. Compromise
Suit, Paying $I2O,OOO Each

The three suits brought in the
United States circuit court by II. y
Morris. receiver of the Union national
bank of Oakland, against Thomas
Prather, Edison r. Adams and Joaf
Charles Adams. We're dismissed yes
terday by Judge Van Fleet upon
compromise agreement by which the
defendants must each pay to the bank
s12O. .000
The suits were filed with a view to
discovering what use the former presi-
dent and the two former directors had
put large sums borrowed from, the
bank without interest and invested in
private ventures.
The reason for the compromise.
which has the consent of the comp
trolfer of the treasury. is that many
of the roans have been outlawed and
others would be hard TO trace
POWDER PLANT BLOWS UP-vaneouver. r.
e. Dec. t6--The mixing house Of powder
making plant owned BY trOaSideS. Ranpie (
Campbell of ehiS city blew up today. fatally
injuring two Chinese. The powder plant Is
situated Il miles frem Vancouver.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
Cbanees of Master

Steamer Sea Fox-od master g. H. Mawds-
ley. new master d. Z. Thomson; steamer Rest
Iess-Old master d. f. Thomson, new master
George H. Mawdsley: steamer Princess-0ld
master Andrew Lsuritzen, new master Robert +.
Enrolled: steamer j. c. Elliott--Robert Lyt.
ton, master.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
s. Iouis WeaI Market

81. LOUIS. Dec. WOoi-DnI Medium
grades. combing and clothing. 2aaz9c: light
Ono. 22d27c; heavy fine. l2G2le; tub washed,
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
ELECTRIC sgBuasAN wa sAysALIrO

ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA sAUSALITo
Sausalito. Mill Valley, San RafaelEDaiIy
every 40 minutes from 200 a. until 900 a..
m: then hourly until 200 p M: then every 40
D. m and 1901 a. M
Fairfax-Leave San Francisco 700, 40, $50.
9:O0 1000. t11:00 a. m. f12:00 noon. II 100,
300 400 4:40. 500 and 200 p
San Quentin via San Rafael-Leave $500 a. m.
and 200 n. m.
Tihuron and Beivedere-s7:0O. s7:40. 1o.l5 a.
m (g12:0O noon, except Saturday.. $3.50. S4:C0.
$500, It5 p. m. Sundays sT:00. $40. 1875
a. m., 1890. $500, $500. I:15 p M. s12:01 ar
SUNDAY arrive I:31 p. NJ. fsSunday arrive
6:57 D. M Except sunday 4Sunday only.
saturday only. syis Sausalito-
Pacific Transfer Company's agents are author
lied to check baggage direct from residence
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17

ported; 1920 a. M. stmr aberdeen, from Eu
sreka for San Francisco; $50 a. m. stmr Ear
Oaks, from Grays Harbor for San Pedro; $50 a.
cisco
Portland for San Francisco.
BANDoN- Sailed Dec 16-Schr Ruby. for San
Francisco.
coos BAY-Sailed Dec 16-Schr BERTHE Minor,
for San Francisco.
Sailed Dec 16-Stmr Czarina, for San Fran
PORT TowNsEND-saiIed Dec 1e-Fr bark
ISLAND PORTS
4H0N0LULU-Arriyed Dec l6-Br stmr Falls
of Orchy from Newport News. Br stmr Ma
supda. from Newport News.
MANILA-Arrived Dec 12-Br stmr Strath-
flaB. from Seattle.
Sailed Dec I5-Ue 5. stmr Sheridan, for San
Francisco via HonSnlq, !, Slr1IS ooprs
DELAWARE REAKwATER-Pssse Dec 15-
Br stmr Taurus, for Guayaquil
NANAIM0--Arrived Dec TO- a. m.-Ger stmr
Setos. from Everett.
vIcToRIA-Arrived Dec 16-Br stmr Aorangi.
from sydney via Honolulu
UNION BAY-Arrived Dec 15-Stmr A. G.
Lindsay from Seattle.
SINGAPORE Arrived prior Dec l6-Br stmr
Ashfabuia. from Ksratzu.
YoKOHAMA-Arri Dec 16-Br stmr SUI
yeric. from Tacoma.
sHANGHAI-Sailed Dee 15-Fr stmr Amiral
O6ry. for San Francisco.
ANCoN-Sailed Dec 1s-StmrN Acapulco for
San Francisco.
MoJI-- Arrived Dec 16-Br stmr Hazel Dollar.
TALTAL--Arrived Dec i5-stmr Santa Maria,
from Port San Luis.
GUAYMAs-Arrived Nov 2s-Nor stmr Tran
ST MICHAEI.s- Sailed Nov 22-Br stmr
Longshps, for Delaware breakwater and San
SYDNEY Nov 29-Br ship Spring
bank. from Victoria.
SALINA CRuZ-Arrived Dec i6-Sehr Amer
ieana from Eureka.
Arrived Dec 14-Stmr Columbian. hence Dec 4.
SANTA R0SALIA-Arriyed Nov 25--Fr stmr
Amiral Duperre. hence Nov Is for Havre. Dec
SBr ship Bermuda, from Hamburg.
GIBRALTAR-Passed Dec 14-Br stmr Italia,
for -; Br stmr Teucer, from Clyde for Pu-
get sound.
ANTWERP-sailed Dec 14-Br ship Bucciouch,
for San Francisco.
PUERTO MExICO-Sailed dec i4-Stmr
OCEAN STEAMERS
BREMEN-Saiied Dec 16-Stmr Main for New
York and Baltimore.
R0TTERDAM-Arrived Dec 15-Stmr Lithu-
ania from New York for Iibau.
CoPENHAGEN;-Ar Arrived Dec f5-stmr c. F..
LIVERPOOL Arrived Dee 15-stmr Car
patha. from New York.
Sailed Dec I6-Stmr Bohemian for New York.
PLYM0UTH-SArrived Dec 16-Stmr Adriatic,
from New York for Southampton
GLASGoW-Ar-ived Dec 16-Stmr Mongolian.
from Philadelphia
YOKOHAMA Sailed Dec 16-Stmr Selja, for
Honolulu
ANTWERP Dee 16-Stmr Menonminee.
for Boston and Philadelphia
L0NDON-Saied Dee I6-Stmr Minnetonka a.,
for New York
QUEENSTOWN Dee 16-stmr Teu-
tonic. for New York.
BOST0N--Arriyed Dee. 16-Stmr Sumidiau
from Glasgow.
NEW YoRK-Arrived Dec 16-Stmr Oceania.
from Naples; stmr Mauretania. from Liverpool
Sailed Dec 16-Stmr La Lorraine. for HavFe
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
Memoranda

Per stnr Falcon at San Francisco Dec is
from Portland-Was delayed in Columbia river
u hours by thickSfog
Stmr Homer ashore 10 miles north of San
Bias, advices received this morning state that
Captain Pierce thinks vessel can be nosted as
sistance soon: vessel resting easy.
NEW YORK. Dec 16-Ger stmr Utgard. from
Portland for United Kingdom. previously re-
ported at Coronel ashore top spring tide at Baxa
point, Punta Arenas. straits of Magellan. assist
ance with it: light machinery slightly deranged
must discharge to get of
SAN BIAS. Dec 16-Stmr Homer. previously
reported ashore, can be hoated with assistance
of good tugboat and hawser; is making water
and is in good condition