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STORM sIGNALEp
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Tuesday. Oct 26.
Stmr Phoenix. AIatson. 90 hours from West
port. Wash; 5000 ties and 5000 posts to Henry
Br stmr wellington. Cutler days from Ma.
naimo; 2,313 tons coal 10 Western fuel COM
pany.
Stmr Yosemite. Reiner. SO hours from Astoria
bound TO Redondo beach, put in TO land passen-
gers.
Stmr Alameda. Dowdell. G days hours from
Honolulu passengers. and merchandise to J. d.
Spreckels & Brothers company.
Stmr State OF California Hall IL hours from
Eureka; passengers, and merchandise TO Pacific
Coast steamship company.
Harbor; 100000 feet of lumber to Pacific lum
Der company
bay; merchandise TO Southern Pacific company.
Stmr Hanalei Mcfarland 30 hours from San
Pedro; passengers. and merchandise to Independ-
Stmr Cascade. Marc. 6s hours from Astoria
$1,000 feet lumber to Charles b. Mccormick
& Co.
Stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander, 81 hours IS min
utes from San Pedro:, ballast 10 Pacific Coast
steamship company.
yucos; ballast to z. X. Wood lumber company.
~Stmr Willapa. Johnson, 65 hours from wilapa
harbor; 600 feet lumber and shingles to Sud
Stmr Noyo Linder. * bours from Fort Bragg
32s. 900 feet lumber to Union lumber company.
Stmr sPrentss Iverson. "a hours from Eureka
400 900 feet lumber to Pacific lumber company
Ship Star Of Scotland. Rasmussen.> Is days
from Loren. 90 025 cases salmon to Alaska pack
ers' association.
CLEARED
Tuesday, Oct &c
Stmr Santa Rosa Alexander. @Redondo beach
Pacific Coast steamship company.
Stmr City of Puebla, Gielow. Victoria and
Port Townsend Pacific Coast steamship COM
pany
Nor stmr Thor Egenes, Nanaimo, B. c.; West
ern fuel company.
SAILED
= Tuesday. Oct 26.
stmr Iris. whitton. AIagdaIena bay.
Nor stmr Thor. Egenes. Nanaimo B. c.
Stmr NJ. r. Plant. Burtis. Coos bay
Stmr Helen p. Drew, Gunderson. Greenwood.
Stmr Yosemite. Reiner. Redondo beach.
Stmr Roma. Lawson. San Jose de Guatemala.
Stmr Santiago, Mcdonald, Monterey, in tow
tug Navigator.
Stmr Arctic. Kalnin. Fort Bragg.
Stmr City Of Puebla. Gielow. Victoria, etc.
Stmr Vanguard. Odland. Eureka.
Stmr J. J. Loggie johnson. Eureka.
Stnr Navarro Hoffman. Crescent City.
Sfmr Lakme. Dahlquist. Eureka.
Stmr Hyades. Alwen. Honolulu. via Seattle.
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New York MetaI M.rkst

NV 1ORk- Oct. 26--Srandard COPPER was
weak and neglected. and prices were made
IN the call al the metal exchange today. but II
understood that I20i2 25c was bid and
asked for spot and ali deliveries TO the end OF
December London market was frm at the close
spot f56 l6s ID and futures f5T 1ss cd. Sales
there included loo spot abd 500 tons
futures. Local dealers quote lake copper AT
Iz.Git eiSc: electrolytic. i2500 u. 75c, and
casting Al i2.37iz dl2 62tsc
Tin Was quiet. but firm; spot and October
closed 39.50ds3O. Toe. November 20 500
30.I5. and December and January st 30556
-. Sc. London firm. EI3s l5s Cd for spot
and f140 12s 81 for futures.
Iead-Quiet. Spot z-32l5G74 3Oc New Yorl,
and 400 .2T1&c East ST. Louis London Was
unchanged ~ Ei3 2s Sd
Spelter-Firm. with spot at s. 63od6 Soc New
York and 0-20 hid East St Louis London mar
let closed Al f2S Sd. The English iron market
was unchanged at SIS 3d for Cleveland war
rants Locally iron was steady No ! foundry
northern. $40 1850: No. 2 $IS5Od1a: No. /
southern and No ] southern soft. Sla. $50
1910.
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Eastern LIvestock Market
SOUTH DIANA


SOUTH OMAHA. Oct 26.-Cattle-Receipts
600 hesd: market steady. Native steers 81. so
as COWS and beiferE g3Q5; western steers.
50 sea s.25; Gamers SO 25Ms.25: stockers and
feeders. S27sd5.S5: calves, S3. .5OQ7 bulls,
stays. etc. 50. 75dz 80.
hogs-Receipts- (. 600 head: market steady TO
sc higher. Heavy. $1,000 T.75: mixed. 81 555M
: 50. light. ST.50d7.65; plgs, $6-J0G :. .; bulk
Of sales. 81 .55n7.S5-
Sheep-Receipts. 1890 head: market 10c low
er feeders STEADY. Yesriings. 81 S005.45: wefh-
erE, S41 50; ewes. 50 -S0d p: lambs So zOdT.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Oct 26,-Cattle-Re Receipts.
10000 heed; market steady Native steers. 81 50
ds.50; native and heifers. 81. 25d5.25;
etOckerS and feeders, S3I0d5: bulls, 81. 75dS.T5:
calves. s.. 3.50d7.25: western steers Sc. s.T5n5.25:
western rows. s275d4-25.
HoeS-Receipts II 900 head: market steady.
Bulk of sales, sT.40@ no; heavy. f7.6OdT. 50:
packers and butchers, ST.50GT.T5: light. s7l5gf
7-65. pigs S6.5Od7.
Sheep-Receipts 10000 head; market steady
MnttoBs $4,000 40: lambs f5.75GT: range
Netbcrs and yearlings. S4d525; range ewes,
s80B-
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Lor AnreIe. .IarI.ets

los ANGELES. Oct. 26.-Csse count eggs were
hid up 10 sc or the produce exchange this morn.
ing. All brands of eggs were brnl ana IN COCO
demand There is lirfle activity in the butter
and cheese market Potatoes are hrm-
Eggs-Extra select. 5Qc; local ranch canoled.
frsts 46c- case count. 42c: eastern fresh, SO
Sc.
Butter-Creamery extras. 75c; creamery hrsts-
socs cooking batter. 2Gc.
Cheese-Northern fresh. lSc: eastern singles
Ice. eastern twins. 1ec: eastern ebeddars. lsh2c;
eastern lOnghorn l9Gi9Lsc; eastern daisy. lsc;
Swiss imported 32c: Swiss domestic. 2Sc;
brick cream a0r: Iiruburser. 20d2lc; imported
Edsm case Of u Ssd9; Oregon twins, 1Sl2c;
Oregon daisy. si5dl9e.
- 407z 50: Lady Washington. 50 small white.
81 Is: blRckeye. s4d4 y: Garvanzas. $3.50; len
tbs. sT6s.
Potatoes tper ctlf-Sslinss. Si.e5Gf.7s: high
lands 81 li0d1 p: local Burbsnks, S5cI$l
sweets. yellow, 81. S5G2.
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10 5 points higher The French market showed
: net gain OF 4 franc. Sales here were :. 20
bags jncluding March at 6.25c: May, $500: July
and September, g. 40c Spot-l2uiet; Rio. No; q.
Sisc. nominal Santos, No. 1. sac; mild, quiet;
Oordora, 9d11iRc.
Rutter-Sfeady. unchanged.
Cheese-Firm. unchanged.
EEes-Steady 10 firm.
DRIED FRUITS
EVap0rsted Apples-Firm. with slsc paid Tor
Novemler delivery. Fancy. 0a5Nllc: CHOICE
9i2n l0c. prime. $50: common. 81 dSAc
PruRss-Firm with small offerings. qnota-
uons ranging from 2i+c TO &c for California up
20 40-5oS. and Sc 10 DC for Oregon fruit
Anric0ts--Quiet. Choice. iILc; extra CHOICE
l1laMIlasc; fancy. I2d12ikc
Pesches-Firm Choice. 81 d512c; extra
choice. 52t d6c; fancy. 6lsG6&c.
Rafsins-t continue somewhat nervous aDo IN
settled on account Of conditions prevailing IN
the western markets. Loose mUscatei. Ses at
4iac, choice 10 fancy seeded - H6Ac; seed
less. 3ss d51sc: London layers, sl.2o@l25-
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Exnorfs for HaxtaiI

The steamer Hysdes sailed for Honolulu. via
Seattle and Teeolns. yesterday with cargo con-
signed 10 various Hawaiian ports, valued at
s2e 2s7 and including the following:
IF6 and 10 bbls - lmon 1 $50 lhs salt 100
81 canned goods, 9O4 lbs meals 400 lbs hons
23B gels whisky. 760 bxs ammunition cs
sporting goods. pkgs dry goods. . rs boots and
shoes BIS lbs shot. drums distIIlate 81 bhls
and IS cs gasoline 100 kegs powder IL pkrs
scid 500 II lumber. II pkgs paints. 80 kegs red
erd white lead.
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MUST MAKE WAY
FOR FERRY SLIPS
Tearing Down of Old Structure
Begins to Clear Site for West
ern Pacific Depot

) the contractor
Engaged in remov-
ing Mission street
wharf makes as
m IL c h progress
every day as was
m a d e yesterday
that long familiar
landmark will be
off the map in a
very few days
The tearing down
of this pier, one
of the Oldest along
the water front.
IN a r X S another
step in the line
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TANKER IS DAMAGED ON BAR

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 26.-The oil steamship
Whittier. Captain Seamans, which arrived at
San Pedro today from Columbia river. had a
rough experience crossing the bar of Columbia
river October 2l and sustained damage 10 the
extent OF several Thousand dollars. Heavy seas
encountered and Iifeboats washed
overheard and the cabin smashed. The Whittier
will make two trips TO San Diego from this port
with OIL and win then proceed TO San Francisco,
to be placed the drydock for repairs.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Tonnage EnEagement.

The French bark Nantes and the German shin
wandsbek, both al Portland, were chartered
prior 70 arrival for wheat thence to Eulope at
rs Cd. The Wsndsbek gets Sd less IL to d.
rect port
The British steamer Fitzcisrenee preriously
reported chartered for coal, is free.
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Sd. Louis Wool Mnrkel

ST LOUIS Oct 2s-Wooi-Fsrm- Medium
Efsdes combing and clothing. 240 3Oc; light
fne 2362T1zc; heavy hne. 1920: tub
washed. 260 3Sc
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narK nEcErvER APporNrfp-

Oct 2s.-lipon application Of state Bank Com
missioner Prefer. Judge G. ". Mccall Of tbs
district court today appointed George s.
Higgins receiver Of the Bank Of Grand
County. which closed hy the commits
sforer pending the Investigation Of the charges
n embezziement against C. II. Bowidss owner
Of the bank.
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of permanent Improvement. Where
the sheds that now house the ferry
postofice and harbor hospital now
stand the hsrbor commissioners have
planned TO erect a ferry depot tke
lower part of which will be occupied
by the Western Pacific railroad. A
ferry slip will be built where Mis-
sion street wharf is now being torn
TO pieces and between that slip and
the slips already built viii be con-
the use of the Western Pacific and the
other roads already housed in the big
ferry house
The new depot. although it will be
connected with the old one. will be
different in style of architecture, the
commissioners having decided to build
mission structure similar to the new
buildings at the north. end of the
ferry depot Before work on the new
structure begins steel and concrete
foundation will be built strong enough.
If necessary, to support a three story
building.
ALAMEDA TOO LATE TO PASS DOCTOR
For the first time in many months the Oceanic
steamship companv's liner Alameda did not ar
rive on schedule time. Thanks to wireless. how
ever. the liners hardness caused no disappoint
ment as Captain Dowdell sent message Mon
day night the effect that he would not reach
the harbor in time to pass quarantine. The liner
Is expected 10 pass the doctor soon after day
break aud the passengers will be landed at Fill
bert street wharf while the rest OF the world IS
ordering it's breakfast
GENERAL sTERNBERG BREAKS DOWN
The quarantine steamer General Sternberg an
ancient and honorable craft that has seen IT'S
best days, broke down yesterday while on it's
wsy to the steamer Wellington For the Stern
berg to break down not unusual but it must
heip came in nv the shape Of the revenue cutter
Hartley. which was veteran when the General
Sternberg giddy debutante- The Hartley
toxed the Sfernberg back To Meiggs wharf and
then carried the doctors out 10 the collier.
SIBERIA is DUE TOMORROW
The Pacific Mail liner Siberia is due tomorrow
OF passengers. and irs cargo includes a big ship
ment of silk. Among the passengers on the
Siberis is John Britton. head OF the San Fran
cisco gas and electric light company. who made
the round trip on the liner
CITY OF PUEBLA SAILS FOR SEATTLE
The Pacific Cost steamship compsny's steam
er City of Puehls. which sailed yesterday for
Seattle. carried $50 passengers. Among them
We're the members of the Vancouver soccer foot
ball team and the following:
J. 6. North E Kaufman
nr "su9e snd Mrs George Wsier ySRs 4 'fvsn Wilson
Bat ID. McGilyery
L. H. Redon 10. X. Hagen
81. D.. Raner Mrs. ii. L. Lesvitt
q. 7. Cooie
IRMGARD ARRIVES
Tho bark Irmgsrd. Captain Christianson, ar
rived in port late last night Is days from
Honolulu. II brings sugar TO welch Co.
WATER FRONT NOTES
The Japanese liner Nippon Maru has finished
diScharging and yesterday put in the day coaiing.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea amounted
The United States collier Iris sailed yesterday
for Magdalena bay. where part OF the Pacific
feet viii soon rendezvous for record target prac-
tice.
The salmon ship Star of Scotland put in an
appearance late yesterday afternoon, but arrived
too late to pass quarantine.
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The following maximum and minimum temper
atures reported from eastern stations for the
previous day Chicago 56-42; New York, 52-42
Omaha, 64-44-
The pressure has fallen slowly over the north
trn half of the Pacific slope and the winds are
changing from north 10 southeast. There has
been general fall in temperature throughout
California. At San Luis Obispo it Is is degrees
cooler, at San Francisco 20 and at San Diego 8
degrees. In the great valley afternoon tempera-
lures range from 20 to so degrees. The relative
humidity at Red Bluff 46 per cent and at
Fresno As per cent.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the 30
hours ending at midnight October 81, 1909:
! San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy, cooler
Wednesday. with fog in the morning and at
night; brisk west wind
Santas Clara valley-Increasing cloudiness
Wednesday; light north wind.
Sacramento valley-Cloudy, cooler Wednesday;
moderate south wind.
San joaquin valley-Gloudy. cooler Wednesday;
moderate south wind
Los Angeles and vcinity-Cloudy, cooler
Wednesday; light south wind
A. G.. McADIE, District Forecaster.
STORM sIGNALED
WASHINGTON. Oct. Ca disturbance at
tended by general precipitation will reach the
Pacific coast about Thursday. extend the
plateau and Rockies Friday. the central valleys
and great lakes Saturday and Sunday and reach
the Atlantic seaboard about Monday, November
/. Following this disturbance a cool wave for
the season will overspread the Pacific states BY
the close OF the week, extending over the plateau
and Rocky mountain Districts the central val
leys and lake region about Monday and reach the
Atlantic states Tuesday or Wednesday.
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NaraI stores-Turpentine and Rorln

SAVANNAH. Oct 2e.-Turpentine-ouiet at
nents l22.
Rosin-Firm. Sales. 2.eoO. receipts. ?. s22;
N410: y. s4M4I2lk: F. S4lOd4I7ls: r
s412sz a4.25; q. s4I5G8ss: II. ss3Od4 s5:
! ss-T5; X 1870; n. $3.50; n. sse.I5; VIC,
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United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. Oct 26, 1909
RAINFALL DATA
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C,hanre of Mastere

Schr Sophie 4. old master Conrad Cheher, new
master A. c. Horn.
Stmr Sea Fox. old master u. Z. Ihomseh, ne"
master Tonnes Tonnesson.
Fnrolled-Stmr Santa Maria, L. Curtis.
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The Crook Is In port.
The Thomas sailed october for Manila.
The Sherman is in port.
The Warren Is at Manila.
The Dix is at Manila.
The Logan sailed October Is from Manila
The Sheridan is in port.
The Buford Is in port.
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ChIcnro nairr Produce Market

CHICAGO. Oct. 26.-Butter steady; creameries
26d SOC: dsiries 2sa 2Sc Eggs firm; receipts.
6-e22 cases: at mark. cases included. iSc; nrstS.
24ikc: prime frsts. 2slzc. Cheese hrm: daisies,
l6n 16i.c; twins. I5is a 1870: Young Americas
l6d16i4c; lOnghorns. f5Ss a l6c.
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SupuIie. for New York

The steamer Aztec sailed for Ancon yesterday
with cargo en- route 10 New York, valued at
Ss41 GEO. The following were the principsi
AGA gals brandy ea,s4s lbs dried fruit 23. .o50
lbs rasius 717s5k lbs nuts. 1896 cs canned
goods I90, ,079 lbs beans. 5000 cs salmon, oVs:-
bales hemp.
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Time Ball

United States branch photographic office, Mer
chants Exchange, San Francisco. October
%. 1909.
The time ball the roof Of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon. Pacific
standard time (12Oth meridian), or at Sh. Dom
COS, Greenwich mean time.
]. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. q. S. NJ in charge
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AUCTION SALES
ED. H. CHASE { CO.. Live stock ]

Outside bound in. Oct 26-Bktn.
EVERETT-Sailed Oct 25-Stmr Olson & Aa-
hony. for San Francisco.
San Francisco.
Arrived Oct 2G-Br stmr Invertay. from Vic
toria, p. c.: stmr Santa Rita. from Port San
Luis; stmr Nome City. hence Oct p
KSsde Ss,eg oe sesr SRp Waod for ssn Pedro
NEAH BAY--rn Oct 26-U stmr Manning
from Alaska.
less, for Honolulu; stmr Norwood. for San Fran
cisco; stmr Daisy Mitchell, for San Pedro; stmr
Passed in Oct 26-schr G. ". Watson. from
Hanamauu
FARALLON- -ISLANDS-Passed south Oct 2S-
Lumber laden stnnr.
Passed Oct 2s-Three masted sehr and bktn.
ETREKA-Arrived Oct 26-stmr F. A. Kill
burn, hence Oct %; stmr William IL. Murphy,
Sailed Oct 2e-stmr Rsvani for San Fran
cisco.
Sailed Oct se-stmr San Pedro. for San Fran
Arrived Oct es-stmr Francis Fl. Leggett.
KETCHIKAN-Arrived Oct 25-stmr Dolphin,
SEATTLE-SaiIed oct 26-Jsp stmr Shinano
Arrived Oct 2s@stmr Maverick. from Ia
coma: stmr Humboldt. from Skagway; stmr
! from Skagwsy. Oct 25-Stmr Yueatan. from
/ Valdez
Sailed Oct 2s-stmr Queen. for San Fran
POINT LoBosAPsssed out Oct 2e-stmr Stan
| ley Dollar, from Grsys Harbor, for Port San
Luis.
NEW YoRK-Arrived Oct 25-Stmr Alliance,
NoRFoLK-sailed Oct 25-Br stu1r Hughen-
NEWPORT NEws-saiIed Sept 14-Br stmr
Kilch0ttan, for Honolulu.
FOREIGN PORTS
vICToRIA-sailed Oct 26-Jap stmr shinano
Maru, for China and Japan; Br stmr Georgia for
Guaymas and Salina Cruz
| PERIN-Passed Oct 25-Ger stmr Aragonia
from Hohgkong. for New York.
VALPARAISO-Sailed Oct 11-Br stmr Ormis-
| ton. for Portland. Ore.
| GUAYAQUIL-In port Oct 12-Br stmr Hsr-
HAMBURG-sa sailed Sept 2s-Br bark Iverna
OCEAN STEAMERS
BRE1IEN-Arrived Oct 26-Stmr Kaiser VII
helm der Crosse from New York.
! NEW YORK-Arrived Oct 26-Stmr Kronpriuz
Wilhelm. from Bremen; stmr Berlin from Ma
Sailed Oct 2s-stmr Kaiser wilhelm II. for
Bremen; stInr Ryndam. for Rotterdam-
ANTwERP-Arrived Oct 26-Stmr Yaderland
| from New York
COPENHAGEN-ArriVed Oct 26-Stmr United
States, from New York.
Memoranda
| Per stmr Alsmeda-On Oct 23 in lat 80 n
! long 142 % w. was in a heavy NV gale and had
SEATTLE. Oct. 26-The worst storm in years
is now raging in Berfng sea The whaler olga
| is wrecked at the mouth OF Snake river and
sthe steamer Senator behind Sledge island is un-
able to land It's passengers
Per stmr Wflapa. from Willapa. at San Fran
cisco Oct 26-Oct 26. a. m. OF Point Reyes
| saw large. fOur masted ship
1 Per stmr Czarina-on Oct 25, u noon. between
Point ArenS and Point Reyes, saw bark steer
/ ing south.
| Stmr Hestis. belonging to the Donaldson line
of Eastport. Me-, wrecked today Old
Proprietor ledge. on Seal cove. Grand Manan
"a lives lost.
quarantine stmr George NJ. Sternberg
while on It's way to board the incoming Br stmr
Wellington. became disable through fits engines
| breaking down and was towed back 10 its berth
| by the q 5 customs stmr Hartley
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ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA sAusAIIro

ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA sAUsALITo
ssusalito, Mill Valley, San Rafael = Daily
a. M: hourly until 2:45 p. M. then s;I5 D. m.
and every 80 minutes until T:45 D. M. then 300,
l0:35 D. N. and 1901 a. m. Ton Sundays Ia
addition-Every so minutes from GAS a. N. &c
S:15 D. M, excepting 2:15 p. nl.)
Fairfax-Leaves f6:45. T:15. 7:45. SIS. S:45
9:15 9:45 +10:15 10:45. t11:15, IL AS. a. m.
t1215. 12:45. 41:i5. 1:45. 2:45 3;15. 3:45, Ais.
4:45. 5:15 5:45. 6:15. f6:45. T:45 D. N
las y.
riburon and Belvedere-week days. T:so. 900.
s1l:45 a M ls12:45 D. m. Saturdays only). $3.50.
1890 $3.50, $50. D. M. and s12:01 q.
SUNDAY arrive 1:05 D. Except Sunday.
Pacific Transfer Company's agents are author
lied to check baggage direct from residences.
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Compagnie Generate Transatlantique
pypufs1, I'VE no rykypr p.prS

Sailing every Thursdav instead Of Saturday
at 10 a. m, from pier -, North river foot Of
Morton street.
First class TO Havre. $3.50 and upward: sec
ond class to Havre. $50 and upward GENERAL,
AGENCY for UNITED STATES and CANADA,
10 State st., New York. J, f. FUGAzI. Man
francisco Tickets sold by ali railroad ticket
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Army Transports

ship is ready to go TO sea again. !
it's cargo will be discharged here.
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sun. Moon and Tide
United States coast and geodetie survey-Tme
and heights of tides al Fort Point. For city
front mission street wharf add 25 Minutes
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER q
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I:45a IPetaluma Santa Rosa. Heslds-
burg Cioyerdale Ukiah. Will
Its, Sherwood, sSebastOpol
sGuerneville ............i 7:S5p
S:i5alPt. Reyes. Monte Rio. CazaderO. f7:O5p
S:I5a lSonoma and Glen Ellen. ........... 6:05p
tS:45al Petaluma, Santa Rosa. Gnerneville II 05p
10:45a lPetahIma. Santa Rosa. ..--.. 4:35p
g2:45plPt. Reyes. Monte Rio. Duncan
s:15pl lPetsiuma. santa Rosa, Heads '
burg CIoverdale Ukfah, Guer-
neville. River Landing. Sebas-
topoI Observation-Disclosures. IL :05a
ASP lSonoma and Glen Ellen. ..........i 9:35a
3:15pl Petaluma and Santa Rosa. 1900. S:35a
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TRMGARp ARRTYEs

The bark Irmgsrd. Captain Christianson, ar
rived in port late last. night Is days from
Honolulu. II brings sugar 10 Welch & Co.
WATER FRONT NOTES
The Irish standard., 1909-06-19
Bryan's Democracy o. k'd.

Congressman Clark Of Florida re-
Gently made an attack upon William
Jennings Bryan. and the legislature Of
that state answers it in this. manner
by resolution:
whereas. The Hon. Frank Clark,
member OF congress from the Second
district OF Florida. has upon the floor
Of congress of the United States as
sailed the democracy Of William Je,-
nings Bryan. who has three times sai-
lantly led the democratic host. there
fore. be it resolved by the house Of
representatives of the legislature Of
Florida. which is entirely democratic,
that We. the peoples representatives,
heartily endorse the democracy of the
matchiess and peerless leader Of the
democratic party, William Jennings
Bryan"
The Irish standard., 1909-06-19

in time on Sunday. He came to
America in 1s49 and spent nine years
In Ohio and Indiana. On July IS.
1858, he was married to Anna Grady,
at Indianapolis. Ind. and five days
later came to ST. Paul. MINI. The same
month he bought the farm in Camden
town. this county. where he resided
permanently until 1900, when he moved
away and quit agricultural life. Since
then he has resided with his daugh-
ter. Mrs. John Boyle. and recent years
with his son. John L. Powers. Of
Young America where he died. . He
was a hard working good man, 4
faithful husband father, neighbor and
friend. A Christian of solidity, whose
head could not be turned with every
breeze or any storm. He was re-
spected by all who knew him and dur
ing fifty years Of Minnesota life did
his share of all that was to be don,
for his church. county. country and
state; credit to his progeny. The flu
neral occurred from the Catholic
church Tuesday, Father Goevert Off
ciatng
The Irish standard., 1909-06-19
Of the great saint had brought him to

Of the great saint had brought him to
the conclusion that st. Patrick was
not affiliated with any particular
church or organization. He further
claimed that he gathered this from the
only writings the saint left and de-
clared that the Presbyterian church
was descendant from the Churches
of Ireland and Scotland and that that
church was entitled to claim him as
patron saint. .t-
DR.. Tappan would scarcely be eligi-
Bile to Gaelic society or in fact
to any respectable historical society.
How strange that novelty. iconoclas-
tic at that can go so far and make
men SO foolish. wonder where the
good dominic read the writings of the
great saint-in Latin, in Gaelic or In
an English translation? He ought r.,
prepare this paper and publish it to
the world about March 18th next and
his unique discovery might be a sub
tie means of receiving a higher call
to more lucrative place than charge
in the little city in Ohio by the, slug
gish Scioto. o..
Benjamin Franklin Taylor.