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The Washington times., 1910-04-22
Mrs. R. A. Ballinger and
Mrs. B. F. Shively Are
Guests Of Honor.
Regent of Pittsburg Chap
ter, D. A. R., Enter
tains oday.

Mrs Baliinger. wife Of the Secretary
Of the Interio~, an Mrs. Shively, wife
OF Senator Shively Of Indiana, were the
guests IN honor Of whom Mrs Anthony
Wayne Cook, regent Of the .3rookviIIe
Chapter, D. A r, Of PittsburE, Pa,
entertained AZ luncheon today al the
New Willard.
The company invited 70 meet the hon
OF guests were Mrs. Dinwiddle. Of IN
diana; Mrs William Orton, OF Ohio;
Mrs Truesdale. OF Ohio; Mrs Wheaton,
Of Colorado; Mrs. A. Z. Patton. Of Penn
sylvania; Mrs. Teriey. Of Pennsylvania ;
Mrs Joseph Marsh. Mrs Robert RENE
man, end Mrs William Wallace, OF
FlltsDlTs- MIS- GetchelI and MIS- Ed-
ward Ogden. Of Philadelphia Mrs. VII
liam MacCartneys Of FVilkesoarre. Mrs
william Foster Of I.ewisburg, Miss
CVefton' OF pennsylvania; Mrs. Thomas
Anderson and Mrs. " =. Wheeler, wife
OF Representative Wheeler Of Pennsyl-
vdnia-
Miss Edgarina Hastings has gone 10
Woodlawn W Va. where she IS the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. RapheI for sew
ersl weeks.
Mrs Hume.
To Be Hostess at Tea.
Mrs RawIins Hume viii be hostess ar
tea this afternoon at O'Clock in honor
OF Mrs. Richard T. Amphlett. Of Eng
land. and Mrs Underwood. Of Knoxville
Tenn
Assisting Mrs. Hume in receiving her
guests vii be Mrs Charles Hume. Mrs
Thomas Hume. Mrs. Graham Hume, all
slSteTS-iu-laW Of the hostess
Miss Stokes OF Richmond. Va and
Mrs Charles James VIII preside az the
tea table, which VIII be adorned with
pink peonfes and Hlacs- Mrs Robert
Small VIII serve punch.
A dinner and dance viii follow the
tea
Miss Frances Dodge. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Forrest Dodge. Will entertain
at bridge this afternoon. followed b. an
informal tea at 5 O'Clock
AIRS Buckner WaIlincford has re-
turned 20 her home En- PittshurC after
a fOrJniEht's visit 10 her brOther-iu-law
and sister. the Military Attarhe Of rhe
French embassy and Countess de Cham
brUn-
The Naval AytaChe Of the Austro-TIun-
gsrian Embassy and Baroness Preu-
scheu left Washington this morning for
Wilmington Del where they VIII spend
the week end the guests Of Senator az
Point al his oountry place
The Misses Cameron. vino have been
prominent members Of the New York
winter colony IN Washington for the
last two years, VIII close their residence
the season
The Washington times., 1910-04-22

The telephone may he one Of the
forces which helps put up the cost Of
living, but viii some one kindly explain
just how much cheaper we could trans
act business without the hello Wire52
The Washington times., 1910-04-22

II is claimed that the women who
watched the Gou-d-DreICl wedding were
looking for fashion hints-but one Of the
most fashionable things nowadays is 10
divorce instead OF marry
The Washington times., 1910-04-22

The date Tor the baseball game
which is played each year by the
Metropolitan and Chevy Chase Clubs
teams. for the benefit Of the freq
wards Of the Providence Hospital.
has been set for Thursday afternoon
Nav 3
Mrs James r Barbour is chairman
OF the committee selling the boxes
The Marine Band Will play during the
afternoon.
The Washington times., 1910-04-22

That Georgia woman who was sued for
divorce because she drank her husband g
whisky. is an example OF the fact that l.
IS not well 20 80 TO extremes in trying 10
reform drinkers
The Washington times., 1910-04-22

Senator CuHom's bin appropriate &
So. G10 for promotion Of domestic science
viii be a rank failure unless il tells how
20 light the furnace FIRE and find new
-lnE-
The Washington times., 1910-04-22

That II pays 20 spend a lifetime Civ
ing people pleasure. IS shown by the
tributes from everybody 10 the memory
Of Mark Twain
The Washington times., 1910-04-22

j CHICAGO doctor has won his suit for
q zee OF ,"6-which may give pause
to the croakers who say IT costs more
10 live than It does 10 die.
The Washington times., 1910-04-22

Colonel Henry win probably look upsa
that Partisan ovation as complete win
dication Of his nomination Of Roosevelt
20 be king OF the United States.
The Washington times., 1910-04-22
The Young Lady Across the Way

Intending TO
ShOu an inter
est in her edL-
cdiOHal pun
suits, ne asked
the young lady
across the nay
if she we're do
ing anything in
economics and
she said o yes
indeed and in
fact the whole
family vas Try
ing to keep e1-
peHSeS d o ~ n
and tHeV'd let
the second girl
go already and
re~e thinking
3D. ut giUing
~ 10Ck notice.
The Washington times., 1910-04-22

With al this talk about what real
whisky is. II seems strange that melody
has invented anything 10 cure the morn
Ing after
The Washington times., 1910-04-22


The telephone may he one Of the
forces which helps put M the cost Of
living, but VIII some one kindly explain
just how much cheaper we could trans
act business without the hello Wires2
It is claimed that the women who
watched the Cou-d-DreIcI wedding were
looking for fashion hInts-but one Of the
most fashionable things nowadays is 10
divorce instead Of marry
That Georgia woman who was sued for
divorce because she drank her husband g
whisky. is an example OF the fact that l.
IS not well 20 80 to extremes in trying 70
reform drinkers
Senator CuHom's bin APPROPRIATE &
So. G00 for promotion Of domestic science
viii be a rank failure unless IL tells how
20 light the furnace FIRE and find a new
cook.
Colonel Henry win probably look ur9n
that Partisan ovation as complete vim
dication Of his nomination Of Roosevelt
20 be king Of the United States.
\ CHICAGO doctor has won his suit for
q zee OF ."6-vhich may give pause
70 the croakers who say 1t costs more
10 live than IT does 70 die.
That II pays 20 spend a lifetime Civ
ing people pleasure. IS shown by the
tributes from everybody 10 the memory
Of Mark Twain
With All this talk about what real
whisky is. II seems strange that melody
has invented anything 10 cure the morn
inE after
Mr.. Fowler stiu retains his power to
throw q dOuDIe-distSIed fright into
Speaker Cannon upon the slightest
provOcatiOH-
The estate Of II II. Rogers was afro
ciousIv overestinlared- L develops that
he left merely the paltry sum OF So co.
Goa
Peturns from the Middle West fndi-
cate that the Republican party Is about
evenly divided asainst itselE
Paris. which has been busy taking I'D
old masters yesterday got a good
look Al q modzrn master
It viii doubtless be noticed that
Colonel Bryan IS not for prohibition Of
Presidential dreams
II IS true the sufragists have no vote
but IT must be apparent TO the deafest
that they have voice
For a decapitated individual Mr.. Fow-
Ter appears TO have a pretty good head
What the d A R Insurgents need is
a few Democratic allies.
The Washington times., 1910-04-22

BIr. Fowler stil retains his power TO
throw q dOuble-distIIed fright into
Speaker Cannon upon the slightest
Dr0v0cafi0u
The Washington times., 1910-04-22

The estate Of II II Rogers was afro
ciouslv overestiuated- Il develops that
ne left merely the paltry sum Of SIS. co.
or1
The Washington times., 1910-04-22

MS. Maurice Rosenberg and daughter,
Audrey. Of Bitmore street, left today
for Columbus, Ohio. TO be the guests
Of the formers parents Mr. ard Mrs
A Cohen.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-17
MANY LONG RACES
At COURSlNG PARK
Hares Very Strong and Run
Dogs All Over Field, Ex-
hausfing Many

Not in the palmiest days Of Ingleside
.coursing park were there so many long
races as were seen yesterday on the
popular coursing sward. Nearly every
race during the afternoon went the
limit, and in some OF them the relief
dogs were thoroughly exhausted before
the game was run down. The stake
went to- C. Church's entry. Union Label
which captured first prize from Jerry
O'Shea's game performer, Georgetown
Church's entry ran well for a young
dog and he was fortunate In racing
luck. He had much shorter races than
Georgetown. In the final Georgetown
was running better at the end, though
the stake winner had much the better
| of the early running. The results fol-
low:
Open stake first round--Union Label beat
| Miss Hudson; Little Wedgewood beat Young
Pasha; True Wing beat The Limit; Galtenore
| beat Black Bird; Turkeys Best beat Theodore
| NJ: Go Ashore beat L NJ; Alone beat Gold Musk
| Sepoy beat Peralta Boy: Georgetown beat Star
| Pointer: Gertrude beat Royal Gold; Teddy Blue
Second round-Union Label beat Little
| wedgewood: Galtemore beat True Wing: Tur-
| keys Best bye. Go Ashore Withdrawn;
! Georgetown beat Alone; Gertrude bve. SeDoy
withdrawn; Mile Rock a bye, Teddy Blue with
| drawn.
! Third round-Union Label bye. Galtemore
withdrawn Turkeys Best bye: Georgetown q
bye, Turkeys Best Withdrawn in fourth
| Finai-Union Label beat Georgetown.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-17
CaIifornians on Travels

NEW YORK. Oct. 16--Californians have reg
istered at New York hotels as follows:
San Francisco. L. Palmer Hotel Belmont.
R. Christie, Herald Square hotel; ". J. Gorham.
Grand Union hotel; E. H. Hart. Murray Hill
hotel; W. B. Hickman, Grand Unioh hotel :
E. H. Ross Hoffman house; VI e. Blanchard
Grand Union hotel: 1. o. Upham. Hotel VOL
cott; Mrs F. G. Coburn, F. G.. Coburn, Hotel
Alongquin; T. O.. Day. Hotel Longacre; DIR.
W. S. Foster, Mrs. Foster. Hotel Navarro; W. r.
Quick, Mrs W. r. Quick. Mrs. P. r. Quick.
Miss F. T. Quick. Hotel Beleclalr; Miss
Younger, Martha Washington hotel.
Los Angeles-Ars G.. Powers, Mrs. f. K.
Sibley A. G.. jenkins. Park Avenue hotel:
G. K. Kellogg Mrs. Kellogg. Murray Hill hotel;
C. W. Davidson Hotel Flanders; y. c. Good
wn Mrs. Goodwin. Ansonia hotel.
Santa Ana-B. G. Balcou. Mrs. Balloon, Park
Avenue hotel; E. F. Smith. Herald Square hotel.
Oakland-E. II. Roe. New Amsterdam hotel.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-17
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIyER

RRlNEF
Sunday. October 1s
II q. M. stmr Whiteshoro, FrederIckson. l6
hours from Greenwood; POI # lumber to
i1:15 a. M. stmr Tahoe. Poulsen 76 hours
from Wiliapa. bound south; put in for fuel.
p M stmr Governor, Jepsen: "a hours
from Seattle; pass and mdse to =. G. S. 8. Co.
p. m, power schr Monterey. Anderson, from
sea. on account of foremast head carried away.
II m. stmr Grace Dollar. Hagen Is hours
from Albion: 47O NJ ft lumber to Albion lumber
company
2:5o p. m. stmr Watson; o'Bren, % hours
from San Pedro; pass and mdse to Alaska
Pacific steamship company.
LAO a. m. stmr Acme, Olsen. 2s hours from
Eureka; 420 VI # lumber to Charles Nelson
a. m. stmr J. B. Stetson. Sears. so hours
from Grays Harbor. via Astoria 81 hours.
$40 a. M. stmr State of California Gielow.
20 hours from Eureka; pass and mdse to Pacific
Coast steamship company.
30 a; m; , stmr Sea Foam ,s,r Henrickson- ID
LOCO ties to c. II. Higgins.
500. a.. stmr Tallac. Hansen, IS hours
from San Pedro ballast to Pollard & Co.
Gas a. M. stmr Brunswick Linder, Is hours
from Fort Bragg; 433 ft lumber to Union
lumber company
Port Angeles: $50 NJ ft lumber to Charles Mel
son company.
a. M, stmr ouinault. Konold. II hours
from Wilfapa; $50 ii TT lumber to HARDWOOD
lumber company
500 a. M. stmr Helen P. Drew. Gunderson.
White
9:15 a. m stmr Newburg Norberg. II hours
from Grays Harbor; 400 NJ # lumber to s. E.
Slade lumber company.
10:15 a. M stmr Buckman. Wilson. es1s
hours from Seattle; pass and mdse to Alaska
Pacific steamship company.
1915 a. m. stmr California, Mayo 1s
days from Chimbote.
10:15 a. M, stmr Colorado Gill, 10 days
from Chimbote.
1918 a. M. y stmr Pennsylvania Pond. Is
days from Chimbote
1920 p M Nor ssa stmr tn Thor Esenss AZ days
company
Sunday October 49,
$50 p. M, stmr Pleiades, Armstrong. Salna
Cruz.
2:30 D. m, stmr Daisy Smith. Columbia river.
$50 p. M, stmr Washington, Peterson, As
toria.
p M, stmr Tahoe, Ponlsen, San Pedro.
II a. M, bktn J. NJ. Griffith Kalning, Town
1870 a. M, stmr Santa Clara, Mcclellan, Eu-
reka
0:50 a. m, stmr Prentiss. Iverson. Eureks.
$3.50 p. M. stmr Pomo. Lilleland, Albion.
SPOKEN
Per power schr Monterey-Oct Is, a. M. so
miles west t-southwest of Point Sur. yacht Asa
line. Yacht wanted bearings OF Point Sur.
TELEGRAPHIc
POINT LoBos. Oct 16: 10 p. m.-Weather.
cloudy; wind, west: velocity. 8 miles per hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
POINT LOBOS-Passed Oct 16-1 p. M. stmr
Olympic. from Bellingham, for San Pedro 2
p stmr W. =. Porter, from Portland for
Monterey; stmr Wellesley, from Portland for
San Pedro.
ASTORIA-Arrived Oct 1876 a. m stmr
Bandon hence Oct -; a. M. stmr Break
water from Coos bay; IL M, stmr Roanoke.
hence Oct IA 10 a. M, stmr Falcon, hence
Oct 13.
Sailed Oct 16-9 a. M. stmr Northland. for
San Francisco: Br stmr Strathyre. for Austria
liza; ! p P. M stmr Eureka for Eureka.
Argyll from Seattle, for Port San Luis. Oct
16--10:45 n. M. stmr Olympic from Belling-
ham, for San Pedro.
PORT SAN LUIS--Arriyed Oct 16--7:30 a. M,
stmr Santa Maria, from Honolulu.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-17
Youngsters Surprise the
Tennis Cracks

A number of surprises were sprung
yesterday by the younger tennis play
ers in the annual tournaments for the
championship of the bay counties. Chief
among them was the defeat of former
coast champion George James at the
hands of Ellie Fottrell of the Junior
tennis club. James was inclined to hold
his younger opponent too cheaply early
in the match. only to find to his sorrow
that when the real struggle came the
youngster was too much for him.
In his next match FottreH won easily
from Fred Adams, veteran who for
merly held the state championship.
B. Batkin. another youngster. dis
posed of Herbert Long, former holder
of numerous titles.
Maurice Mclaughlin played two
matches, one in singles and one in
doubles. Johnston took a set from him
in the singles, but Mclaughlin was In
cIined to take matters rather easy.
The scores follow:
Singles: First round-A. Rosenberg beat D.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-17

cfhe ocean by way OF freight. The
Mongolia brought 162 cabin passen-
gers Most of them were members OF
an excursion party from Los Angeles,
who made the round trip on the liner
The liner brought 81 steerage passen-
gers and 3S4 Asiatics In the Aslatlc
steerage. Among the Asiatics were 20
Hindus, 2tS Chinese and l16 Japanese
Most Of the Japanese viii be trans
ferred today to the liner Mariposa and
carried to Tahiti They are under
contract TO work on the phosphate ISL
5nds of the south seas.
The Mongolia left Hongkong on
time and should have been here last
Friday The passengers did not mind
the delay. but three days tardlnesS
will not help the Pacific Mail company
in its fight for the raw silk trade, in
which time is one of the most i'm
portent elements, The Mongolia
brought 747 bales of raw silk. This
represents an investment Of more than
$500 coo. on which somebody is paying
interest, which Is computed from day
TO day. Usually the Mongolia main
tains a l > knot gait all the way across.
A afttie better than IA knots was the
average for this trip. The run from
Honolulu occupied 6 days hours and
! minutes but as neither silk nor pas
sengers Were landed for more than II
hours later as the result Of the liner S
arriving too late 10 pass qua rantine,
the time from Honolulu was practically
days is hours. or about "a hours
Captain Kit Will be relieved today
by Captain Henry Morton. who has
been on leave for two voyages of the
ship Kit has not had q happy time
IS commander OF the big liner. On his
nrst voyage he put the ship ashore in
a japanese harbor. and in explaining
10 the inspectors here how it happened
volunteered the information that a
japanese gunhoat had refused him as
sistance. Japanese Consul Nagai cabled
copy Of Kits charges to the Japa-
nese government. which came back
with a prompt denial. When r. p.
Schwerin arrived in Japan he was met
with request for Captain kits head
IS the price of Japanese good will for
when the Mongolia on its second
voyage arrived in Yokohama Sehwerin
was out in launch TO meet Kilt. The
liner entered the harbor at o'clock
2. nl. As he was taking the big ship
10 its mOOring buoy Kit. on the liners
bridge, caught sight of the vice presi-
cent and general manager. Instead
Of watching the buoy he kept his eye
on SchWerin- with the result that he
missed the BUOY. but nearly hit the
brea kwater- Schwerin threw his nice
white Panama hat into the bottom of
the launch, uttered a few bitter words
of criticism and ordered the launch
back 10 the beach. II was just as we'll
that lie did so for Kilt took the Mon
not reappear until i o'clock in the
afternoon.
sen Werln sent word Tor hitt 70 pack
his clothes and leave the ship. The
order was obeyed but was rescinded
later when it was found that Captain
s. unders. who was TO have relieved
Kit, could not leave the Manchuria on
account Of the latter ship being in
quarantine
The Mongolia brought 1o.4S7 tons Of
freight. one Of the biggest cargoes the
liner has ever carried. The cargo in
cluded 747 bales of raw silk, 11.772
cks of copra. e,341 rolls Of mating
and 2G, ,O6I chests of tea.
Among the passenger were:
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-17
LOCAL FERRY TaAINs-W. Oakland plsr.

LOCAL rEHhf IHtlhS-ue oakland Pisf.
To oakIaad. Berkeley. Bergman. East Oakland and
Fruitva.e-Daly-Fro 600 an. and every twenty
minutes until 700 pm. inclusive: then 7.40. $40
300, $40. 1870. 1l00. .l1.40 pm, l2.2o and
l20 am.
To sashsr and Mercss via Seventh sG-Daly-From
800 an. and every twenty minutes until 700 pm.
and 1l.40 pm.
s.o0 an. 22o. 400. 400. SOC. $40 pm. Sunday
only seo lcOo am. LOO. 200. 800. Acc. 500.
$40 pm.
70 Oakland First St.. FruItSae. Alameda. via Horseshcs
--Daly-From t6oO. go am. and every twenty
minutes unta $40 inclusive: then SEQ, go.
1000 10 90 IL 90, II. 20 an, I'm. u 20 co. 90
200. 20. 200. 2-20, q. 40 pm and every II enty
minutesunt pm. inclusive: z40. SO. 500. go.
1920 HOO and 1140 pm, 1220 and ls0 an
To West saksIsy-DaIy Except Surday-Fsum 500
an. and every twenty minutes ntilS20 am. ineu-
siye: then 900 am. and every hour until 400 pm
until 700 pm inclusive: then z 20 pm. $50 600
90, 1o.20. 1l.00. 40 pm. and I220a
To West BsrksIsy-Sundsys onIy-From AGO am,
an and every twenty minutes 100 pm. inclusive;
then 40 pm. $40. 800, $40. 1910, HOO. 1140
pm and l2.20 am.
To corbln-Daay Except Sundsy-Fson 500 an. and
zoo 1000 am. 400 N. 100. 200. 400. 400. 40,
40, 500. $40. 540and ao0p-m.
To cobin-sundays ouly-Fror 500 an. then 900
an. go an and every twenty minutes until
zoo pm.
70 stsss. Rlchmcnd, pulman-60 00an, 540pm 620pm.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-17

Powell 4-s e-a. e-4. 7-5: Erie Fottren beat
George James 4-s. 5-5. 81, e.. 6-S.
Second round-Reuben Hunt beat ]. A. Code
Johnston Haasice MeIopsnln psri oess !"
beat Fred Bass Sc. Ca 6-2 C.; Fitz
Guerin beat A. Rosenberg 6-4, 1e-6, 6-3, 4-6
e.; z. Fottrell beat Fred Adams Ga. g.
90; George Guerin beat Miller Hotchkiss 2-6.
st, 0-6, 6-4, 6-4: B. B1tkin beat ". G.
knowlton 6-1, e-2, e-1; Herbert Long beat
f. Rohlfs GO. Ga 6-1
Third rocnd-Batkin beat Herbert Lorg 3-6.
Ga. 6-3. C.
Doubles: First relnd-SfcSwain and Ambrose
beat Adams and NJ p Martin CO. 60; George
James and Maurice Mclaughlin beat f. Robins
and NJ levin Go. Go: Guerin brothers heat
A. Rosenberg and f. P Finnegan by default:
B. Batkin and ID. Powell heat J.. R. Rohlfs and
NJ. Hotchkiss 60. 46. So
Second round-McSwain and Ambrose beat
Long and Hardeman Cd. e--3: NJ Rosenberg
and c. Curley beat Guerin brothers 6-i, 6-2
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-17
MONGOLIA Brings
A RECORD CARGO
BeIated Liners Freight Includes
Raw Silk Worth S500,00O
and Big Shipment of Tea

HE Pacific Mail
liner Mon golia,
Captain Z. p. Kilt,
which arrived from
the orient Saturday
evening too late TO
pa SIS quarantine,
after the next to
siowest passage the
big steamer ever
made. docked early
yesterday at pier
"A. The Mengolia's
slowest trip was
after being ashore
on Midway island,
and on that occa-
sion the liner was
badly DANA ged and
brought a few hun
lred tons of the Pa =
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-17
EASTERN STATIONS
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS


The pressure has risen on the coast, and con-
dtions are more favorable for settled fair
weather. The rain area now overlies the Rocky
mountain section and thunderstorms are reported
throughout Colorado. East of the mountains the
weather is clear and pleasant. There has been
no rain except in Florida. and a light shower
In Ohio. Temperatures unusually high
throughout the Missouri valley. On the Pacific
slope afternoon readings are below normal. Some
what warmer weather may be expected Monday.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was II per
cent and at Fresno 6S per cent.
High southeast winds reported along the
coast north OF the Oregon line. At North Head
the maximum wind velocity Of 80 miles per
hour from the southeast recorded. and at
Tatoosh 40 miles from the SOUTH
Forecast for the 80 hours ending at midnight
Monday. October IT:
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Monday
light west Winds
light north winds
For the Sacramento valley-Fair Monday : light
north winds.
light north winds
Monday; light north wind, changing to south.
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-17
Army Transports

The Buford is in port. out of commission.
The Crook is at Manila.
The Dix. homeward bound from Manila to Seat
tie is at Honolulu.
The Logan is at Manila.
The Sheridan is in port
The Sherman, outward bound. sailed October IL
from Honolulu.
The Thomas is in port under repairs.
The Warren is In the Philippines.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-17
MOVEMENT OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD

BANDoN-Saled Oct 16-Stmr Elizabeth, for
wEsTPoRT-Barbound Oct 1e-schrs Polaris.
Ariel, r. c. Slade. Carrier Dove. bktns Jane l..
Stanford Hawaii John Palmer, Newsboy.
SEATTLE-Sailed Oct 15-9 p. m. stmr City
of Seattle; II p. M, stmr Northland. for Skag-
way. Oct 1916 a. stmr Arizonan. for Ia
coma 73o a. m. stmr Hornet, for Everett
Arrived Oct 1850 a. M. stnr Wasp hence
Vancouver from Comox.
TATOOSH-Passed out Oct. 15-12:40 p M,
Oct 169stmr Tampico, for San Francisco: stmr
Arctic. for -; p- M, stnlr Arizonan, from
asoRa FoRr f1r SaD Oct 1estmr Tive
ton for San Francisco.
SANTA BARBARA--Arrived Oct 16-Stmr
Santa Rosa. from San Diego, and sailed for San
EUREKA KA-Arrived Oct 1e-s a. M. bktn Au-
rora, hence Oct "A, in tow: 10 a. m. stinr
Is; 2 D. M. stmr Katherine: 3 p. M. stmr
aaaua: 4 p M stmr Van Vanguard hence Oct s Is;
North Fork. hence Oct Is.
Sailed Oct 1910 a. M. stmr Despatch. for
San Francisco; y m, schr sequoia. for Hilo.
Passed Oct 16-Stmr Charles Nelson, hence
Oct Il. for Seattle
ABERDEEN Oct 1e-Stmr Santa Mon
ica for San Francisco stmr Daisy Freeman. for
San Francisco; stmr Tamalpais, for San Fran
cisco
SAN PEDRo-Arrived Oct 1e--stmr Santa
Rosa. from San Diego stmr James 8. Higgins,
hence Oct y; stmr Gualaaa, from Delmar land
ing.
| Sal1eu Oct 1b--Stmr SANTA Rosa, SUIT Rose
City. for San Francisco; stmr Excelsior. for Sar
| francisco: scbr Rosamond, for Grays Harbor.
VEST Po!NT1Passed out Oct 16-1o:st
ISLAND PORT
HONOEILU-Arrived Oct 16-6 a. M, stml
| Hilonian, hence Oct s.
OCEAN STEAMERS
| PHILADELPHIA - Arrived Oct 16- Stml
| Fgiesland. from Liverpool
HAvRE-sailed Oct 16-stmr La Touraine
/ for New York.
LIVERPOOL Oct Is stmr Keemun
! for Seattle. via Glasgow.
NEW Y0RK-Arrived Oct 16--Stmr Arabic
1 from Liverpool: stmr Caledonia. from Glasgow
! SUEZ-Arryed Oct 16-Stmr Beilerophon
! from Seattle, Tacoma and Victoria, B. c., fo
| Liverpool.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oct 16-Stmr New
| York. from New York.
| QUEENST0WN--Sail Oct 16-Stmr Baltic
| for New York; stmr Campania, for New FORK
| Memoranda
| Position Of stmr Damara unchanged ant
| weather moderately smooth. Have taken abou
500 tons more of cargo out. Will try and ioa
| vessel Monday morning between 10 and IL, i
| weather permits.
Per mower schr Monterey-Oct IL. 10 p. m.
| 10 miles off San Francisco, carried away fore
4 St hos