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Eastern L,v~~tock Market

D1lIAtTO
CHICAGO, Sept. 29.-Csttle- Receipts. esti-
mated az 5000 Market weak TO 10c lower.
Beeves. 81 60ds.05; Texas steers. S3. 50d5. sc;
western steers. S4.1O66.75; stockers and feeders.
81 lOd5 80; COWS and heifers, S2.20G6.30;
calves. S7506l0
Hogs-ReceiptS estimated at $4,000 Market
bc lower Light. SS.S569. .25: mixed. S535
P-25i heavy. SS.20G9 10: rough. IS. 20Ns 40: good
% choice heavy. IS 40Ma.10: pigs IS. 20d9 10:
bulk of sales. SIS. 45ds.S5
Sheep-Receipfs. estimated at 30 000 Market
weak 70 10c Of. Natives. 81 50dz 20: western.
g 9oQ4-l5; yesriings. 81. 4O@ .50 lambs, native
Sz-i50T-15; western. S5d7.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb.. Sept. 29.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts- 300. Market slow. steady TO lower.
Native steers. 81 40dT. 60; COWS aud heifers. S3d
$50; western steers. So 75d6. 50; range cows
ana heifers. s.. S5d $50: Gamers. 50. 75d3 40:
stockers and feeders. S3d6; calves, SO. .5oG7 25;
bulls. stags. etc, S305.
aogs-Receipts, 1-so0. Market strong. Heavy.
SeN $50; mixed Ss 3o6S. 20: light IS SO6 g;
pigs, SSd9; bulk Of sales. IS. .256s As
Sheep--Receipts. 81 900. Market steady. Year
ltngs SSo SO: wetbers, S3.6od4 20; ewes, $3d
$50; lambs, Se4o0s.s5.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Sept 9.-Cattle-Receipts
10000 Market weak 10 l0c lower Native
steers. $3.50 so; native COWS and heifers
S2604 50: stockers and feeders. SO 25G5 75;
bulls 50 25dz-5o calves. S46s.50; western
steers. 81 500 6.75: western cows s2. .6od4 T5
of sales. Ss-60d9: heavy. SIS. SOFAS 20; packers
and butchers. Ss7oGe: light IS. s.sO@ei 10
Sheep-Receipts 10000. Market l0c lower.
Muttons S3.506s40; lambs. S5.T5d6.T5: fed
wethers and yesrlings, S37505; fed western
ewes, S3-25G4.I0.
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Cc~.e,nJ D;.o1ycb Jc tt. Gill
Special Dispoteh 10 The Coll1

EUREKA, Sept. 29.-The steam schooner
Bowdoin arrived from San Francisco this morn
ing at o 40 o'clock, and docked at the Occiden-
tai mill company's wharf. where cargo of red
wood lumber will be taken on board for the re-
turn trip.
Departing this morning at o'clock. from c
street wharf for San Francisco was the Pacific
Coast steamship company's steamer State of
California, with freight. mail ad passengers.
The steamer Chief OF the Anchor line departed
this morning for Crescent City with cargo of
general merchandise.
wood lumber obtained at the Mckay mill, de-
parted this morning, at 11:40 o'clock, for the
metropolis.
The steamer Acme is due early tomorrow
morning from San Francisco with cargo OF mis-
cellaneous freight and consignment of United
States mail
received by Balfour, Guthrie & Co. states that
there will be practically no delay of the French
Arenas recently e with its cargo shifted. 1t had
1,J00 tons of pig iron for this port
To tow. the schooner Mabel Gale to sea the
steamer Ocklahama left for Rainier this morn
ing. The Gale has cargo of 100000 feet of
lumber for San Francisco.
Fog all the way up the coast from San
Francisco is the report of Captain Dewitt. mas
ter of the steamer Daisy Mitchell, which arrived
this morning. 1t will discharge its cargo Of
T6O tons of cement at the Supple dock. after
which it will proceed to Grays Harbor to load
lumber for San Pedro.
Chartering of grain vessels was again resumed
this morning after several days of inactivity,
and the German bark Schurbek was fixed for a
cargo of wheat from Portland to Cork.
ASTORIA, Sept 29.-Steamer Eureka arrived
Wednesday evening from Eureka with general
freight
Barge Tobey with a cargo OF railway ties
from Stella for San Francisco went to sea Today.
1t will be towed down the coast by the tug
Dauntless. Steam schooner Daisy Mitchell ar
rived Wednesday evening from San Francisco
with general cargo
Steamer George W. Elder sailed today for
San Francisco and San Pedro after loading
quite quantity of freight at this port
m
for Grays Harbor to load lumber for San Fran
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SWITCHBOARD Tourney Is
Under Way

The Switchboard tournament was
started at Fitzgerald & Ganey's place
Wednesday night and four games in
the opening round were played. The
sets were closely contested and it
usually took three games before a win
ner was determined
In the opening game Charles Russell
beat Dick Warren. Score. Pill. Is
21. 21-18.
Pat Callan had no trouble defeating
Jack Clay, winning in straight games
by At and 21-12. John Dugan de-
feated Jerry Murphy after playing
three games. Score, 21-7, 1871. IL
8. Ed Barry won from Dan Quinlan.
Score, 21-10. 20-21. 21-12.
John Gibson beat Joe Sullivan 21-13
and 21-1s. John Ratio beat John Sui
Ivan 21-11 and 21-14. Fred Brickley
beat Mike Brady Els and 21-16 A
Thoney beat Jack Mullen 21-1S. 1871
and 21-20 Ed Forbes beat Ed War
rem 21-1S and 21-19
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Helena Entries

First race. 2:25 trot-Irish Alice. Geraldine.
Della R.
Second race special harness event-Hazel Dot.
Alice Coyne Alfonso. Helena Boy.
Third race. hve furlongs. selling-Oswac
100 Ietftia los. Garter Light Ill. MoorS0 Ill.
Ill. Bardoni Ill.
Fourth race i've and half furlongs. selling
Rel el Tovar 101. Arnate 105. VIII Morris 1eo.
FIying los. Aeeuia iOs Robert Mitchell los. Ben
stone los. Glaucus Ill. Hattie DOdson Ill.
Leo Fl Ill
Fifth race Eve and a half furlongs-Sona
1O2 Sake 1872 Electrowan 1O5. Bitter Sir los.
Smiley Metzner Ill. Lee Harrison Ill, Gene
Wood ia. Platoon ia
sixth race Lewis and Clark handicap. six
ftrIongs-Deadwood IS. Edmond Adams 95. Ma
tive Son 9e Madeline Musgrave 100. Beaumar
1os Rov Junior lO4, Del Cruzador 100. Be
gone IO6. (Deadwood and Edmond Adams, Nor
ris entry.)
Seventh race. one mile. seling-Follle l.. ~.
sanond Corouia fO1. Laogo 1O4 j. C. Glen 100.
Dave Weber 100. Thomas Calhoun 100, Dr. White
100 L. c. Widrig i12-
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Lexington Results

LEXINGTON. Ky. Sept. 29.-Hans. paying
SO. 40 on each 81 ticket in the mutuels. won the
Lexington brewing company selling stake the
feature Of the closing day OF the Kentucky rae
ing association meeting. He broke a track record
in going mile and 20 yards In 1:40 So. a see
ond faster than the time OF ". A. Leach at the
spring meeting Results:
First race. six furlongs-TOisOn dor. straight
S12. won; Billy Bodemer, place s.. second; West
bury. show So. So third Time. :13 Is.
Second race. six furlongs-Bettie Sue. straight
$3.50. won; Hectagou. place So. so. second; LO-
ween, show $500. third. Time. 1:14
Third race. six furlOngs-Emperor William.
straight $40 won: Royal Captive. place So 40.
second; Selwiek, show $3.50, third Time.
ZIG 1-5.
Fourth race. the Lexington brewing company
selling stake. mile and 2O yards-Hans.
straight s29-40. won: Intrinsic, place $3.50 sec
ond: Huck. show $500 third. Time. 40 So
Fifth race, five and a half furlongs-Henry
Walbank. straight 5000. won; Americaneer,
place S1.7O, second: Cisko. show SO. third. Time.
1:07 As.
Sixth race. one mile and 90 yards-Peter Pen
der. straight S56.70. won; Frances Ray, place
S10.70. second; Wander, show $780, third.
Time. 1:41 As
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COTTON HTrRFS
London Wool Sales

LONDON Sept. 29.-At the wool auction sales
Today l4.O64 bales were offered. The fine selec-
tion was actively competed for at firm rates.
especially merinos. which were taken by the
home trade and the continent. Secured Victori-
ans were IN strong demand by the home trade
and fair quantity was taken by American buy
ers AT higher prices Following is the sale in
detail:
New South Wales-I 500 bales: secured Ida
is I'D: greasy. 6ztd6Is 2d.
oueensland-2.7 700 bales; secured. Is 2d@2s Id;
greasy. T%dG10s.
EietorjsZl. 500 bales; secured, Ida Is Sd;
greasy. 9d0ls I'd
New Zealand COO bales: secured Is 11Ld6
Is 11izd: greasy. 6Ikdd1s I'd.
Cape Of Good Hope and Nstal-6O0 bales:
secured Is 112d9is lid; greasy, 5Hd911d.
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Camp to Witness Old
Style Game

The coming football game between
me Brooklyn and Fort Mcdowell
SleNehs that IS to be played on the
Preside athletic grounds at 2 40 m
sunday Is creating consfderab Bile inter
est among football enthusiasts of the
bay cities
Walter Camp. the father Of football
VIII witness the game. Though he he
is out here 10 see the style OF play the
N NCalitornla colleges have adopted, he
IS also anxious to see the old game ae
played on the coast
Both teams are in good condition and
an interesting game is assured. The
signal for the KICKOFF is TO be given
ut 2;30 sharp
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Central League

Ar Freemsn's park Alameda and Berkeley will
hgaln meet 70 hght for first place in the per
eentage column on Sunday afternoon Russell and
Ryan VIII be the battery for Alameda and Burns
sna fefkins Tor Berkeley. These teams PLAYED
= 4 inning tie game last Sunday. Frank Car
I Ioll center helder of the Oakland team, viii be
INC San Leandro team viii visit Richmond
Sunday The battery for San Iesndro will he
Iainloch and jackson. and for Richmond Berger
ana Bliss AS the majority Of the Richmond
payers were formerly members Of the San Lean
oio tesm there Is great rivalry between these
Inc san l.eandro grounds viii be thrown omen
70 organized ball when ElmhurEf win meet Fr,,ft
Fale on that diamond Sunday The battery
iot Elhiierst VIII be Olivera and GrimmelIman
and for FruitTale Colby sna Ellis.
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New York Metal NTarLret

NEW YORK. Sept. 29.-Standard copper. dull.
Spot September, October. November aud De-
cember, 12.o5d12. l0c- London quiet: spot. f54
Us Cd; futures. f55 lbs Sd. Custom house re-
Turns snow exports OF 2S540 tons far this
123 Z q y 6212c; casting, u. 1215 dI2. .3716c
In. easy Spot and September 3452L a
bfs5cs October. 81. q -. .60c: November "a I5G7
81 60c: December. 3s-15d3z soc. London. dull:
spot, fl5z Is Sd; futures. EI57 I2s Cd
Lead steady at 4.37 y e14.50c New York and
= <ZO94-ZI &c East st. Louis. London spot
spelter, quiet at 5.5od5 .eoc New York and
b.50d5 -40c East st. Louis; London f23 los
iron. quiet. No. ! foundry northern SIS T5G
1b-z3; No ,. Sl550dl6; No. ! southern and No
rants, ass 90 in London
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crate northwest wind and sea; barometer 3o-0S;
temperature 50; clear weather.
STEAMER COL. E. L. DRAKE-From Tacoma
10 San Francisco: Sept 2S p. M. of Hecate
head: hazy; light northwest wind: smooth bar
ometer 1924; temperature 52
STEAMER MANCHURIA-Hence Sept. p for
China and Japan; Sept. 2S, p. M, 456 miles
off San Francisco lightship; all well.
STEAMER RosECRANs-Fro Honolulu for
Gaviota Sent. 2S. p. M. 215 miles out; fresh
easterly breeze; smooth sea; Sept. 29 s a. M,
9S miles out; weather fine.
STEAMER J. A. CHANsLoR-From San Fran
cisco for Juneau; Sept. rs, p. m, 743 miles
out.
STEAMER STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-From Eu.
reka for San Francisco; Sept. %, p. M,
miles south of Point Arena; light northwest
wind; clear and fine: barometer 80. IL.
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SHIP and Rail TO
GET CONNECTION
Harbor Commission Lets Con-
tract for Spur Track on
FiIbert Street Wharf

HE policy of the
harbor commission
now in charge of
the states water
front has been to
bring ship and rail
together wherever
practical. Another
step in this direc-
ton was taken
yesterday, when a
contract was let
for the widening
of Filbert street
wharf and the con-
struction on the
additional length
of a railroad track
which will con- :
meet with the belt
railroad This was
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FORT BRAGG-Arrived Sept. 2o--stmr Bruins
wick. hence Sept. IS
Sailed Sept. as-stmr James s. Higgins, for
San Francisco
Sailed Sept. 29-Schr Expansion, for Kahului.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YoRK-Sailed Sept 2s-Stmr Texan.
for Puerto Mexico.
ISLAND PORTS
Arrived Sept 29-Shp Falls Of Clyde, from
HoNoLULUJ-Arrived Sept, 2s-Br stmr Ard
mount. from Newcastle n. s. W.
MANILA-Sailed Sept. 27-Br stmr suveric,
FOREIGN PORTS
yICToRIA-Arrived Sept. 2s-Br stmr Teucer,
from Liverpool via Yokohama; schr Alumna,
Sailed Sept 29-Nor stmr sark. for Eureka.
CARMEN ISLAND-In port Sept 6-Schr Fred
E. Sander, for Townsend.
MORORAN-Saled Sept. 26-Br stmr Knight
of ST. George, for Shanghai.
sHANGHAI-Arriyed Sept. 2s-Br stmr Hazel
Dollar. from Ching Wau Tau.
Sailed Sept 2s-Br stmr Muncaster Castle, Tor
New York.
PORT NATAL-Arrived Sept. 2I-Br stmr
Crewe Hall. iron, Philadelphia for Msnila;
ton Hall. from New York
KINsALE- Passed Sept: 2s.Br ship Brabloch.
from Oregon for United Kingdom:
.CHIMBoTE-Sailed Sept. 26-Br stmr Camp
hill. for San Francisco.
YoKOHAMA-Sailed Sept. 27-Br stmr En-
OCEAN STEAMERS
S0UTHAMPTON-Arrive Sept 29-Stmr Ad-
riatic. from New York.
Observation-Disclosures Sept 29-Stmr Ham
burg. from New York.
NEWCASTLE. n. S. W.-Arrived Sept. 2S-
Stmr Harpeake, from Tacoma.
B0ULOGNE-Arrived Sept 29-Stmr Ryndan1
from New York for Rotterdam. and proceeded.
NEW YoRK-Sailed Sept 29-Stmr La Tou-
raine, for Havre stmr Friedrich der Crosse, TOT
stmr Graf Waldersee, for Hamburg; stnr Hthu-
ania for Rotterdam and Libau.
FIUME-Arrived Sept. 2S-Stmr ramona,
MARsEILLEs-sailad Sept 2e-stmr Ma
donna. for New York.
oUEENsTowN-sailed Sept. 2e-stmr Ma
jestie. for New York.
HAvRE-Arrved Sept. 2e-stmr La Lorraine,
from New York.
BosToN--Arrived Sept 2s-stmr Cymric from
Liverpool.
Ireland, from Liverpool.
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TSpeciol Dispaich to The CAN

lSpeeiol Dispatch TO The Call
LOS ANGELES. Sept. 29-Tbe produce mar
ket was oull today. There were few changes in
prices Potatoes were q trihe weaker Eggs
and butter were firm.
Receipts OF produce were: Eggs, los cases:
butter, p S5e pounds; cheese. 344S pounds; DO
ratoes. ? 1875 sacks: beans 900 sacks. onions 900
sacks sweet potatoes, 26s sacks
EcSs-Local ranch canded. 43c: do case
count buying price. 39c. eastern fresh 35c; east
ern storage packed, extra. 30@32c; do storag
seconds 26c
Butter-Cslifornis creamery extra, s2lkc; do
hrsts. Bic: cooking 25c; ladle 25c.
Beans-No. pink. $3.50; No ] lima. So; No.
! Lady Washington. 81. so: No. / small white
$50; 20. 1 blackeye. $3.50: No ] garranzas
$50; No. California lentils. 81.
Potatoes-Highland (per eth. 81 so; local Bur
banks SIS; Salinas, Sle5; yellow sweets,
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MIss SEARS MINs MArcH

BOSTON, Sept 2s.-Miss. Louise
Hammond Of New York won her way
into the finals in the woman's tennis
tournament at Longwood today, easily
oisposlng Of Miss Edith Rotch of Bos-
ton IN two-set match by scores of
%, Go Miss Eleanor Sears of Boston
defeated Miss Marion Fenno. also of
Boston, 6-4, $40, 6-2
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Army Transports

The Buford is in port. out of commission
The Crook is at Manila.
The Dix is on the way from Seattle to Manila
The Logan, outward bound, left Honolulu Sep
tember Is.
The Sheridan is homeward bound.
The. Sherman is in port
The Thomas is here under repairs.
Ihe Warren Is at Manila.
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Change Of Masters

Steamer Noyo-Late master. Charles Under
present master, Johannes Swanson
Steamer Hercules-LAte master, F.. H. Cruth-
ers; present master. n G. Bell
Steamer Pennsylvania-Late master c. J. Hol
land; present master ]. W. Saunders
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Western League

At Des Noines--Des Moines IL Lincoln Z.
Al - JoSeph-DenTer .. ST. Joseph 4
Al omsha-Sioux City Is Omaha IL
-. JOSEPH AZ Wichits-No game. Two game
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Total value. .$669 .358
Honolulu auto. 624 lbs butter. 10 cs cigars
and cigarettes. pkgs dry goods 39s pkgs fresh
fruit 625 bbls -four. 16 cs hats. IL pkgs house
hold goods. cs lampware. 10000 lbs middlings
45 cs paint. 100 rolls and cs roofing % cs
toys and POI gals wine; also $4,000 in United
States silver coin.
Japan-200 lbs goldfish. 5l0 lbs cereals. 792 lbs
Chocolate canned fruit. 4 cs canned goods
Is7 lbs cheese, GOO bales cotton, $40 lbs dried
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s.. Loufr Wool MnrIzet

ST LOUIS. Sept. 29.-Wool-Steady. Medium
grades. combing and clothing, 23M24c: light
6ne l9d2ic; heavy fine, 15Ql7c; tub washed
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Naval stores-Turpentine ana

Naval SfOres-Turpentine and Rosin
SAFAANAH, Sept. 2e.-Turpentine firm, 73@c:
sales. z74; receipts, $50; shipments 735: stocks'
Is 693 ' AS'
Rosin, firm; sales, 1906; receipts. 500: shin
ments. 6l4l; stocks. 6S.o95 Quotations: r
Sed25s: D, ss-251s; z, Se.4215; F, ss5TI; G.
Se621a; H, SeeTis; L se.675[: K. ss,7TI5. NJ
S661 =; y S6925s; VIC. S6.sT1b: WV. 81 o2H
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
MERCHANDISE FOR THE NORTH

MERCHANDISE FOR THE NORTH
The steamer City of Topeka cleared Tuesday
for Victoria and Port Townsend with merchan-
disc valued at S27. $50. follows: 16 gals
brandy. cs bottles. so lbs cheese, $50 lbs
candy. 10 cs canned fruit, 5000 lbs chocolate,
107. 173 lbs dried fruit. IL pkgs electrical goods
20 cs eggs. 345 pkgs fresh fruit, 81 pkgs furni-
ture, cyls gas, 300 lbs garlic, IS pkgs house
hold goods, pcs iron. 80 pkgs Iincrusta. 80. los
lbs malt 10 pkgs machinery. 100 tons matches.
1921 lbs nuts, $50 pkgs onions, 100000 lbs oil
cake, s cs and hbl % oil II 100 bbs pickles Is pcs
rice. 81 lbs roofing 500 lbs spice. 10 lbs soda
l.00s lbs salt. 21S pkgs fresh vegetables, 6 bds
wire and 9S6 gals wine.
Also cs dry goods Is bales hose 6370 lbs
hops. 4 pkgs ink and cs packing. value So, 1885,
en- route TO Australia.
MERCHANDISE FOR THE ORIENT
The steamer Manchuria cleared Tuesday for
Hongkong and way ports, Including Manila with
a large cargo of merchandise. valued and dis
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building Contract.

Angelo Ghiglione with Sanguinetti Brothers
All work, except electric fixtures. window
shades. mantels and finish hardware. for a three
story and basement frame building in " line
of Stockton street. s46 OF Lombard s15.07
J. Frank L. and Anna Baudendiste with Henry
Reichelt-~All work. except painting. plumbing.
mantels. finish hardware. shades and light hx-
lures. for two story and basement frame
building in line Of Green street. 1884 of
Larkin. 7T:6 by 22:1i; $2,075.
xary's Help hospital with Daniel Powers,
Hardwood interior company. NJ F. Foye & co..
Carpentry. joinery and millwork. mantels. GER
tain glass for laying. scrapng. sand papering and
waxing oak flooring, artificial stone, and certain
iron and granite work for buildings B, G. ID and
E Of group of hospital buildings at Sc corner
OF Guerrero street and Clinton park, 8 $50 by
E $50; S34 $50
John F. Miller with John Miller-To erect a
two story and basement frame building 1.-TWO
fats) in W line Of Fifth avenue. 275 Of
Judah street, % by W 120; S5,050-
Britton & Rey company with NJ " Brady
Excavating. grading. brick. carpenter. mill work.
roofing. lathing plasterlng.. glazing. painting.
street. IS Of Pacific. S 80 BY W sT:s: s15.2oo.
Adolf and Theresa Zirkel with Dempniak
Brothers-All work. except painting plumbing
and steam heat for three story frame build
Iing at Sc corner Of Clementna and Sixth streets.
s7:6, S 50. W 20. n 80. w 77:6, y 25i ss.el2
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Commercial News
Los Angeles Produce Market

ls& q &c; Young Americas. l5% alsc; long
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By united WireIess

Thursday, September %
STEAMER HILoNIAN-From Hilo for San Fran
cisco: Sept. IS p- m, SOS miles from San
Francisco lightship; fresh northeast wind: mod
crate sea: cloudy; barometer 30 26: temner-
morning.
BRITISH STEAMER AsIA-From Honolulu for
San Francisco; Sept 2s. p. M, ISL miles of
San Francisco; all we'll
STEAMER SANTA MARIA-From Port San Luis
for Honolulu: Sept. rs. 8 p. m. 9I5 miles from
Port san Luis; fresh trades rough sea-
STEAMER SANTA RITA-From Kahului for Port
San Luis: Sept 2S. p- M, l.200 miles from
Port Hartford; fine weather; all well.
STEAMER AsUNcIoE- Sept 2s for AS
torla; Sept IS, p M OF Point Arena; mod
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Memoranda

SEATTIE3 Sept 29.-Barge st. David, at
Smiths cove is on fire since midnight; Ii feet
of water in hold; may have to be scuttled.
SEATTLE. Sept. 29.-The fire on barge 81
4 D. M; damage unknown until cargo is dis
charged.
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Weather Report
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau--San Francisco. September %
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Time Ball
United States branch photographic office. Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, September
%, 1910.
The time ball the roof of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon. Pa
cifc standard time Q20th meridian), or at sh.
oOm. o0s. Greenwich mean time.
J. G. BURNETT.
Lieutenant u. s. N In charge
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-09-23
FOR BALD HEADS
A Treatment That Costs Nothing
IL II Fails.

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OBITUARY
Frank Sherman Succumbs I,
Typhoid Fever on TUESDAY,
Evening. Sept. 40, 1910.

Frank Henry Sherman died
Tuesday evening at 7.3o o'clock in
the Park Hotel, after an lines OF
several weeks Of typhoid fever at
the age OF "a The funeral took
place from the PRESBYTERIAN Church
Thursday afternoon at up m. Rev
ID. c. Cowan, preaching the fun
eral sermon. The funeral was
largely attended as the young man
was a general iavorite with the
young people OF Culbertson and
vicinity,
Frank Sherman was born in
Howard, S. D., April II, 1886,
and came to Montana four years
ago, where his father and other
members Of the family had preced'
ed him. He took claim on the
South Side and has proved an in,
dustrious and capable farmer. He
leaves to mourn his loss a fathel
Frank Sherman, a brother Harry
and two sisters Esther and Carrie
the latter now being Mrs. ALFRED
Oakes.
The people Of Culbertson ane
vicinity deeply sympathize w,ti
the relatives in their loss as ths
young man was just beginning thu
serious part OF his life's work AMI
Showed sterling manhood in all hi
dealings. but the giim reaper IS nj
respector of persons.