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The San Francisco call., 1910-04-05
BY United wireless

Monday. April 4.
STEAMER GEO. W. ELDER-Hence April for
San Pedro; April ,, $3.50 p. m. 10 miles north
Of Hueneme; light essterly wind; smooth and
STEAMER RosECRANs- Monterey for
kaanapal; April 2 p. m, 1.02s miles out;
STEAMER HILoNIAN-From Puget sound for
Honolulu; April 2, - p. m, c65 miles from
STEAMER ENTERPRISE Hence March 25 for
,,-4l HE; IA, April 1 II p M; 2l5 miles OF Hilo
San Francisco; barometer 1890; temperature
sTT -; VII a5Tvs a onoug Wsdnesday
Francisco March 26, II a. M; April 3, p. M,
9e7 miles out from San Francisco light north
northeast wind; smooth sea; barometer 3o.Os;
STEAMER HANALEI-Hence April ,. 4 p M,
for East San Pedro; April 3, 2:30 p. m, 3
miles southeast Of Point Sal fresh northwest
wind: choppy sea: clear: all well
STEAMER SANTA CLARA-En route from San
Francisco to Portland; April g. $50 p. M, of
Cape Mendoeino; strong northwest gale and
heavy sea; barometer SO: all well.
STEAMER ALAMEDA-Hence April .. 4:3O D.
M for Seattle; April 3. 7:15 p M, of Cape
Blanco: strong northwest wind; clear: all we'll
STEAMER MANN. sMITH-Ieft East San Pedro
for San Francisco April 2. 2:30 p M; April g.
p M. on Point Conception; strong north
west wind and cboppy head sea; all we'll
STEAMER ADMIRAL SAMPsoN-Left Seattle
sgo fog san Francisco els wII, april 2 a8o p M April 3
breeze and moderate westerly swell.
STEAMER COL. E. [. DRAKE-En route from
Seattle for Point Richmond; April 3. S D. M
miles south OF Cape Falcon; overcast; light
southwest wind; westerly swell; barometer
30.40: temperature so.
STEAMER HYADES-En route from Hawaiian
islands for San Francisco: April 3, 10 D. M
,l6s miles out from San Francisco; head wind
and sea; moderate weather.
BARGE el-En route from Point Richmond for
Gayiota; April 3, $3.50 p. m. M Point Pedro;
moderate northwest wind: moderate sea: bar
0meter 29.91: temperature 60.
STEAMER GoVERNoR-April T. D. m 70
miles south Of Pigeon point; hence today for
San Diego; weather clear; smooth sea: long
westerly swell; barometer 3002; temperature
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS In ALL PARTS OF WORLD

leave down for the sea Wednesday. bound for
the United Kingdom. 1t is thought that there
NAV be some dfffulty in getting sailors for the
Affair as they are very scarce here now, ac-
cortling to Jack Grant, who runs the sailors
Carrying $4,000 feet of lumber for San Fran
cisco, the schooner Hugh Hogan left down this
morning from the eastern and western mills in
tow of the Ocklahama.
This morning the gasoline schooner Joseph
Pulitzer pilot boat at the mouth of the river
for the port of Portland pilots. arrived at Ash
street dock Later 1t will go to the port of
Portland drydock.
Carrying %. 600 barrels of oil from Port Har-
ford the steamer Washtenaw, Captain Graham,
arrived last night
When il arrived tonight from San Francisco
the steamer Rose City had the largest passenger
list that it has carried northbound this year.
1t had $50 passengers and about 200 tons Of
freight.
SEATTLE, April 4.-Arriyed-Ship A. ]. Full
Ter, Eagle Harbor steamer PRESIDENT, San Fran
cisco.
Sailed-Steamer Watson, Tacoma.
TACOMA, April 4.-Arrived-Steamer Watson,
San Francisco.
Saiied-Steamer Riverside, San Francisco.
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

EUREKA; April 4.-steamer City of Topeka
sailed sailed for San Francisco this morning with a
full cargo Of freight and passengers
Steamer North Fork arrived from San Fran.
cisco at daybreak this morning with general
cargo Of freight. including SIX tons of structural
steel for the bridge TO be built across Eel river
at Dyervile, the Northwestern Pacific exten-
sion to San Francisco. 1t also brought large
quantity of building material for willett &
Burr, railroad contractors. and several tons of
pressed brick for the new federal building
Schooner s. t. Alexander. loaded with ties for
Hflo, II. L. is still bar bound.
Steam schooner Prentiss arrived from San
Francisco this morning and is now loading red
wood lumber at Fields landing for return trip.
1t is being loaded by the Pacific lumber com
pany.
Steam schooner Lakme is loading lumber at
Areata for San Francisco.
Steam schooner San Redro arrived at noon from
San Francisco and is loading lumber at Fields
landing for return trip.
drowned on Humboldt bar March II was found
yesterday the mouth of Mad river The
bodies of the other two victims were found sew
eral days ago
Calvin Stewart. head of the Mattole lumber
company. is negotiating for the charter of the
summer between Mattole wharf on the southern
Humboldt coast and San Francisco The Loggie
is now operated on the Eureka-San Francisco
run BY the Mckay lumber company
Steamer Santa Clara arrived from San Fran
cisco early this morning. two nights out and
gers 1t departed for Astoria and Portland at
$40 this afternoon.
Schooner Cleaner. loading lumber for Australia.
today shifted from Carson mill wharf to Arcata
1t will clear for Sydney in few DAYS
W. Wickersham Of San Francisco the sue
cessful bidder for the new Punta Gorda light
house and fog signal station, is expected here
in two weeks to start work. Material for tbe
buildings win be shipped to Mattole wharf and
hauled thence four miles to Punta Gorda
PORTLAND, April 4.--Laden with 132 600
bushels of grain, the British shin Affair Can
tain Hughes, moved this morning from Mont
gomery dock No to the stream II is under
charter TO Kerr, Gi:ord e. Co. and will probably
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RuiIdinr Cnntrnct.

o. d. Baldwin with Western elevator COM
pany-Passenger and sidewalk elevators for
building in Grant avenue between Sutter and
Bush streets; $4,000.
Estate of Teresa Frapolli with Standard con-
struction company-All work except plumbing.
shades. gas and electric fixtures and finish
hardware for three story and basement rein
forced concrete building commencing at a point
2I5 feet W from the intersection of Market and
Sixth streets 90 by W %: $40, 160.
Coliseum amusement company with Gainford.
Lettich & Co.-Plumbing for building on Sc
corner Of Fell and Baker streets, 22t ;1O15 by
S 2I5: $1.240.
o. d. Baldwin with Andrew Lynch J. c.
Sutton company. F. j. Klimm. Roebling con-
struction company, Kirwan & Donovan. Decker
electrical company and Holm & Son-To erect
eight story steel frame building on SW
corner Of Harlan place and Grant avenue, A
by " So; $3S.020.
Albert Meyer company with Richard Keatinge
& Sons-Concrete foundation work for two story
and basement brick building in W line of East
street 1884 Of Mission, 1910 by w 13T IS;
81 o52
j. j. Olsen & Son with Chris Larsen-To
erect a two story and basement brick building
in n line of Bush street so of Battery "
92:6 by 22:6; sS,6s0
Victor l. Podesta with Standard construction
company-An work except plumbing, painting
and gas and electric fixtures for three story and
basement reinforced concrete building at the
intersection Of Lsrkin and Redwood streets, n
sc by " SIG; S16,674S5.
San Francisco land company with Thomas III.
Days Sons-To erect six story building in
line Of California street 46:111s W Of Drumm.
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New York HIefaI Market

NEW YORK April 4--Ihe market for stand
ard copper steady today, with spot and
April quoted at I2. u 2 a BE; May. l2.soG13c;
June. u y = q l3c; July. y IS q 13c. The Lon
don market unchanged, with spot quoted at
E5s . Sd and futures at f59 5s. No arrivals
were reported at New York today. Custom
house returns showed exports Of S45 tons Lo-
cal dealers quote lake copper at I3-250I3. SOC,
electrolytic at l3dI3.25c and casting al Il 10
a l3c.
Tin was easy. with spot closing at 33d3 s.. .20c;
April. 33NS3. l0c; May. 33. 02ik n 80 I5c; June
50 % q soc July. 33. Is G53. .25e- Sales were
syepOrted u five tons July 33 zoe. The Eng
llsh market recovered part Of an orening loss
snd closed firm. but al a considerable decline
with spot quoted at fI50 12s Cd and futures at
f152 12s Cd.
Lead was steady. with spot quoted at 4.40G
& SOC New York and 20M4-25c East st. Louis
The London market IVES lower at E12 l5s.
Spelter was dull. with spot quoted at $3.50
8 65c New York and at 5.31 = d54715c East ~
Louis. The london market was unchanged
a. f23
Iron wss unchanged at SIS 4l5d for Cleveland
warrants I'm London Locally the market was
quiet No. ] foundry northern. SlS01s.5O: No.
2 northern No ! southern and No. ] southern
soft s17.15d 1928.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Exports by the AncOn Liner

The steamer san Juan sailed for Ancon and
way ports Saturday with cargo valued at STl 3Is
70 be distributed follows; For Mexico. s.. .339:
Central America, S14. $50; Panama, S5.ol6; New
York So. .S3G; Colombia. 1,9l7; Peru. S34l:
Chile SI45: Jamaica. 500 Germany, SslS The
principal shipments and their destinations were
IS follows:
To Mexico-234 pkgs machinery. 40 pkgs mill
work 200 lbs dried fruit. 20 gals wine ? cs
canned goods, cs oils.
To Central America. 463 bbls -four . O7S lbs
dried fruit 300 lbs rice, 5sS lbs raisns. ~ cs
canned goods. 16 cs salmon, - brandy, &c
Is and / keg whisky. l.020 gals and Cos cs wine
- cs beer, s. pkgs potatoes, u pkgs onions 26
pkgs fresh fruits, III cs kerosene, 10 cs oils 10
ukgs paints IO7 kegs white lead. 10000 lbs fer
illizer 30 600 II lumber. rolls leather, % pkgs
tank material. 9.6S1 lbs tallOw.
To Panama-3-2S5 bbls -four. 407 salmon
3.OO2 gals wine, 80 pkgs potatoes, 232 IT lum-
Der.
To New York-es $50 gals wine. 153, $50 lbs
raisins So cs salmon. 600 lbs dried fruit go
% canned fruit. POS. $50 lbs beans. 5.42s lbs
wool il SKIS scrap leather, 40 bales old rope,
II I5s lbs old rubber.
To Colombia-I65 bbls -four. 1877 gals wine
s. cs salmon. s.5O0 lbs rice, u pkgs potatoes, 3
c. canned goods.
To Peru-20 coils rope.
To Germany, ,536 gals wine
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WOMAN PRISONER
STARVES SELF TO DEATH
In Jail Two Months Without
Food or Drink

TOPEKA, Kan. April Mrs. d. E.
Evans. who was arrested at Logan.
w. Va, and brought to Topeka to
answer the charge Of arson. died today,
having deliberately starved herself TO
death.
fused to eat or drink and refused TO
take medicines prescribed by physi-
clans. She had been in Jail two months
and had taken no food except what
was forced down her throat. Her con-
dition became critical last night and
she was removed to a hospital, where
she died
Mrs. Evans is believed to have a
husband in st. Louis, where she for
merly lived
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Two Carroes for HAWAI-,

The barkentiBe Irmgard sailed for Hilo and
Mahukona Saturday with cargo valued at s17 Col
and including the following:
Az ctls barley, 1.s07 gals wine 7614 lbs
sugar, % bbls and Is half bbIs salmon, 4 GOO lbs
lard. 100 os canned goods, 500 lbs butter 2Tl $50
lbs fertilizer, 9.23s IT lumber II pkgs windows.
20 coils rope, 5000 SKIS cement. 900 cs Kerosene
bbls oils, 100 cs blasting powder, 2 500 SKIS
lime. rolls leather.
The schooner Muriel sailed for Mahukona direct
Saturday with cargo valued at SIS. SS1 The fol-
lowing were the principal shipments:
l35 bbls -four, 1. .7O4 ctlg barley 2O.)36 lbs
bran, Al ctls wheat, 2.0S9 lbs bread $50 lbs cod
fish. 1I6 lbs cheese, canned goods 300 lbs
coffee. 10 bbls salmon, 2.5S7 gals wine SO 75S
II lumber. 900 bdls shingles. 12J pcs miIlwork.
] 600 posts I6 400 bricks 1856 SKIS lime 33 nj rs
tank material. 10 cs blasting powder. 100 600 lbs
fertilizer. 63 bales bags, I05 cs kerosene drums
dlstilIate 1e mules.
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Los Angeles Produce Markets
{ Special Dspafch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES April 4.-Lght receipts OF
& today csused an advance Of 1c on all
gkades Of ranch product Further advances are
expected soon- Butter and cheese are steady.
Receipts of produce were; Eggs, 40 cases;
butter. 1882 pounds; cheese, % pounds; peta-
ioes. --uo sacks sweet potatoes, ; sacks.
Butter tper lbl-Creamery extras. 2Gc; cream
cry nrsts, &c; cooking butter, DC.
Ecgs-EXtra selects, soc; local ranch csnded.
nrsts. 2sc; case count. 26c; storage packed ex-
tras Z2c; storage packed seconds, zoe
Cheese-Northern fresh. 1sc eastern twins.
y &C eastern cheddars. 20G2lc; eastern long
norm, zoe; eastern daisy, 20ci Swiss. imported.
lnburger. 2OM2Ic.
Beans per ct)-No. 1 pink $50: No I
Lna, - 40d $50; Lady Washington $3.50:
small white. S5.4045-50; blackeye, S5.25; Gar
Vsnzss S4.50: lentiis 81.
Potatoes fper ctl)-Salinas. s.. 65d 10: High
lands sl0I-35; Lompoc. sI65@IT5: watson
vile, S1.40Gl.50; yellow sweets $3.50: white,
S2-5od3; red S2.2Jq2.5O; oregon early rose,
g; loaho, Sl-35; white rose. 50.
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Notice to Mariner.

The following affects the aids to navigation in
the thirteenth lighthouse district:
OREGoN-Coquile river, corrected bearings
Channel starboard side buoy, 2, third class nun
Coauiile river lighthouse. Al deg. 90 min. true
deg. 80 min. true tE. 1-16 S. mag.); Tupper
rock apex, 1s3 deg. 80 min true Is. by f. " E
mag.). Channel starboard side buoy, 4. third
class nun-Schoolhouse cupola, lie deg. 90 min
deg, so min. true IS. by W lie W, msgl; Co,
INV. by N mag). Channel starboard side
buoy. @, third class nun, established March 10
in three feet of water-1nner tramway wharf
right tangent IS deg. so min. true On. 3-1e w
mag); schoolhouse cupola, 252 deg. 90 min
true (Sw. GIG W. mag); Coquille river light.
house, PSI deg 80 min true 1s,- CIV; = $. mag)
tramway wharf. right tangent, 90 deg. 30 min.
true IN. by E. y N mag.) schoolhouse cupola
244 deg. 80 min. true (SW. lie W. mag) Co.
guile river lighthouse, 279 deg. 30 min true
wv. by S. mag). tL. H. B. List of Buoys, etc.
Pacific Coast, 1908, page 45.)
spit jetty buoy. Jenny HIS. first class can, cor
rected bearngs-North head lighthouse. deg.
sononmtn 80 %i9 tTse q BY Ssc % min Cape Ps
q f. mago; Point Adams unused lighthouse,
lie deg. 90 min. true (E. u s. mag.) Il. a. B.
OR OREGON seSe AND SIS' w9sHINGToN-columbia ASH and
Willamette rivers-Buoys temporarily discon.
tinued on account of freshet, to be replaced when
Hunter shoal buoys and 4; Martin island bar
buoy. 4; Henrici crossing buoy. l; Coon island
channel buoy, 2: Niger 1om Island buoy, /.
tL. III. B. List OF Buoys, Pacihc Coast, pages 81,
6S, 90 and T2.)
ALASKA-Cook inlet, Port Graham-North
spit buoy. l. reported out of position January II.
will be replaced as as practicable. (L. ri
b. List of Buoys ETC., Pacific Coast, 1908, page
114.t
BY order of the lighthouse board.
]. NJ. ELLICOTT
Commander, U. s. N, Inspector.
LOCAL, NOTICE TO MARINERS
The following affects the List of Lights, Buoys
and Daymarks. Twelfth Lighthouse Subdistrict,
1909, page 1t.
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
OAHU-Southerly side Pearl Harbor-Tripod
reef buoy, Z, temporarily removed March 81
pending dredging operations in. the vicinity will
be replaced as soon practicable.
By order OF the Lighthouse board.
v. 3. HOUSTON
Lieutenant Commander. u. S. N
Assistant to the Inspector, Twelfth Lighthouse
District.
VIII Load for the North
49, trr6 lie t,fSI~
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Memoranda

u. s stmrs West Virginia Maryland and Cali
fornia will remain at Santa Cruz about days.
Per stmr Bear-Two stowaways from New
York. Z. Camp and z. Downie, and ono from
Coronel. c. A Duebel.
FALMOUTH. April 4-Br ship Kate Thomas
from Antwerp. down and sunk by IN
known steamer of Lands End this morning. cap
tain and mate and Is of crew drowned.
HONOLULU. April 4-There are prospects OF
saving the schr Matthew Turner, before reported
ashore at Kahului.
HONOLULU, April 4-The schr NJ. Turner
previously reported ashore at Kahului. lies in 10
feet OF water at low tide; is not pounding heav-
ily; part of cargo is being lightered weather
moderating.
CORRECTION
The reported sailing of Br stmr Alconda from
Yokohama March 26 for Vancouver was an error.
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Eastern Livestock Market
CHICAGO

CHICAGO
1H iCAGo. April 4-Cattle-Receipts. esti.
EE@tea at 1000. Market strong, 10c higher.
beeNes- S3.65G9-60; Texas steers, $5G7e. so:
western steers. $5d7: stockers and Feeders
So-soQ 90; cows and heifers, So s5d7. q:
calves, SSM9-25.
hogs-Receipts estimated ri $4,000 Market
slfong- Light, SlO45Gl0S0; mixed 1850
1V,t9i good 10 choice heavy. SIO.T0d lO. .92Ib
puk of sales, Sl0.7Od I0-S5.
Nleep- Receipts estimated at I4.OOO Market
Wtak, toc lower. Native. $500; western S.. so
a.; yearlings SS-l0d9.20; lambs native Ss So
@lOlo. western S9-15@l0-l5.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. No, April 4-Cattie-Re-
SePls, ..OOJ. Market steady 10 l0c higher.
NaLiFe - steers. S625@s.5O; cows and heifers.
Sat50l; stockers and feedeys. $45Oa6. so:
bulls. S4Q6I0; calves. S45O@S75 western
steers, $of50S; western cows S46650.
hogs-Keceipts: 1000. Market steady TO
slroag Bulk OF sales, SlO.50d1O.70: heavy.
S5D-4oq = .s lg.so' packers, and butchers. $4,000
IN-.1s Agnt, SlO.4Od 1895; pigs. S9-50GIO.
sheep Receipts, 5000 Market steady Nut
tons. S7a $40; lambs. SIS 1910: red western
wslners and yearlings S7.25G9.40; fed western
ewes, S6.T5dS.25
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. April 4-CattIe-Receipts
4 ~ Market Toe higher. Native steers Ssd
NLv- cows and heifers, S3.5O@6.30; western
Steers S..s2aa: cows and heifers, 81. .sOG $50:
canners, S2.25 rs; stockers and feeders So a.
calves, s4-25Gs-25; bulls. stays, etc, IS. 80
Hogs-Receipts. 1000. Market a shade lower.
Heavy, SQ6oG 1915; mixed. S1O.556l0.G5:
~ sA5, 81, 49d lo65' pigs. S9@l0; bulk Of sales,
Sheep-Reeeipts. $500. Market I5a2sc lower.
Aearllngs. SS25G9. wethers 81 250 : 40: ewes
! 1oe2o; lambs, S9@9.75.
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"Snow on ground Sc inches
The following maximum and minimum tenn
peratures reported from eastern stations for
previous day: Chicago, 7060; New York, 62-4S;
Omaha So46.
SYNOPSIS
The weather has been generally clear the
Pacific coast and moderately in central
and northern California. No rain has fallen in
the state during the last "a hours, except a
trace at the Sc. Farallon.
The afternoon temperatures in the great
valley range from 6S to rs degrees.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff 46
and at Fresno IS per cent.
Forecast made at San Francisco for 80 hours
ending midnight Tuesday:
San Francisco and vicinity-Far Tuesday.
with fog In the morning and at night; light
south winds. changing to west.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Tuesday, moderately
warm; light north winds
Sacramento valley-Fair Tuesday, moderately
warm: light north winds.
San Joaquin valley-Fair Tuesday, modera tely
warm; light north winds
Southern Californa-Fair Tuesday somewhat
warmer; light north wind, changing to south.
A. G. McADIE District Forecaster.
Daily River Bulletin
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no deaths on the karluk ana no ms
haps. Mrs. Cottle, wife of the skipper
who is with him, is in good health.
Captain Cottle reports having
spoken the schooner Rosie II August
26, all well. The schooner, whlch was
then on its way to Banks Land to win
ter. transferred its furs to the Karluk::
Captain Cottle has a large number OF
va luable furs of his own.
Captain CottIe's letter was dated
January IL The Karluk was then at
HerscheU island. The letter was car
ried to Dawson City by the royal
northwest mounted police and arrived
there March 16. 1t came. the rest of
the way by United States mail Cap
tain CottIe reports fine open season
and expects to get some more whales
before returning TO San Francisco.
Governor Carries Many Passengers
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
pany's Governor. which sailed yester-
carried about 800 passengers Among
them were:
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HAS FORTUNE IN
BONE AND FURS
Letter From Captain COttle Con-
firms Report of the Karluk's
Good Luck in Arctic

rABENS & FRIED
MAN of this city
received a letter
yesterday fro o m
Captain Cottle of
the whaler Karuk
confirming the re-
ports of the Kar-
luk's good luck in
the far north.
The II whales
killed by the Kar-
luck yielded 20,-
600 p ou n d s of
bone, all neatly
S t a C k e d in the
Karluk's hold and
which, when land
ed here. will be
worth IS a pound.
There have been
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Steamer Skinner. old master Samuel A. John
son new master George A. Culbertson; steamer
Sea Rover old master Rasmus Rasmussen. new
master II. =. Marshal; steamer Sea Witch. old
master IT. J.. Marsh. master John Richard
son: steamer C. A McNeili. old master Waldo
mar Natsen. master Daniel Fitzgerald.
Enrolled-SchooDer Henry Wilson. master
Charles J. Bergman; steamer George L. Haller
master H. Martinsen.
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J. Doe lC. D. Willis and wife
II. a. MOttran F. Fournier
Miss T. Mexican +. Fournier Jr.
! Mrs W B. Nye Mrs. Alice Fournier
! Miss b. Nye c. S. Benson
F. X Starkweather A. Bsrstow
4 W H. Haynes B. NJ. Eastman and wife
+. D. Webster and wifelMrs. E r. Spangler
! Miss II. Lillis Mrs. Norris
Mrs. A. Monley A. W. Hall
e. G, Richter fy1Tr Miss Miss N. Shids
/ D. s Edwards c. c. Alden
/ y. K. Bentley John Lucas
/ Miss c Muller Miss Edith Tappan
Charles Hoffman and Mrs. j; B. Tappsn
Miss NJ. Bell Mrs. ]. Brownson
Il. Graham G. W. Chvis, wife and
J. J. F. DepiHir Muir J. L. Pollock and wife
A II. Adams and wife E. h Leavitt and wife
VIII BE Here Early Saturday
The Pacific Mail company's liner
! China. Captain Daniel Friele, home
ward bound from the orient. left Homo
viii be here, if all goes well. early
next Sunday. The China has on
board III intermediate passengers, of
whom so are from the orient. In the
cargo of 1900 tons includes SOC tons
of overland freight and 100 tons for
Panama The overland cargo includes
so tons weight of raw silk and silk
goods.
Liner VIII Carry Big Cargo
The japanese liner Nippon Maru,
Captain Smith, viii leave at l o'clock
this afternoon for the far east with
about $50 passengers and every pound
of freight that can be crammed below
matches. The Nippon is the first ori-
entail liner in many days that has had
more cargo offered than it could carry
There will be 40 passengers in the
cabin
Matthew Turner May Be Saved.
The schooner Matthew Turner, which
is ashore 1t kahului, may be saved.
hi
day the weather is moderating and
the stranded ship is not pounding very
heavily. Part of The cargo is being
lightered and II the weather continues
to improve an effort will be made to
float the schooner.
stowaway smothAred I'm Bunkers
SEATTLE, Wash, April 4-The body
of August Auschwitz. a stowaway on
the steamship Victoria, bound from
Seattle to Valdez, was found in the
bunkeTs Yesterday when the ship was
off Ketchikan. The man had been
smothered in the coal At the request
senger, the body was buried at sea-
Water Front Notes
r. P. Schwerin, vice president and
general manager of the Pacific Mail
steamship company, who has been in
home the latter part of this week
The British steamer knight of St
George. which has been chartered by
the jensen line TO take a cargo
the sound to Mexico, cleared yesterday
for Tacoma.
The liner Mariposa. which is due
Thursday from Tahiti ws 997 miles
from this port at o'clock Sunday
night.
File Libel Against Dredger
The Redwood manufacturers COM
pany filed a libel suit in the United
States district court yesterday against
the dredger Pioneer and two barges
attached to it for S15S, representing
repair work done a year ago.
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SALES
~
GrAT PUBLIC AUCTION E

IS head OF large horses and mares. Also 10
head Of all purpose horses and wagons WE'D
NESDAY April g. IL a. m. $50 4th ST.. Oak
land j. W. MEDEIROS, Auctioneer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-05

= Shieago Dairy Produce Market
CH5ICAGo, April ButterAFirm. Creamer
ies- 26Q32c; dsiries. Pass
LEes pts, S0r2l4- cases. Firm; at mark
SsTe Included is@20c: hrsts. PIC: prime firsts.
theese-Steady- Daisies, I4dI4Isc: twins. Isa
11s2S5 Young Americas, l4s. 9I5c; longhorns.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-05
Shfpment of Petroleum
Chanre nf Manfern

The British tank steamer Patella was cleared
Cor Hongkong yesterday with ?. 10000 gallons OF
fShned petroleum, valued at $S3.094.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-05
Sd. Loui. Wool Marlet

ST. LOUIS. April 4.-wool unchanged: me-
dium grades. combing and clothing. 22a27c;
Tight hue, 19d 26c; heavy fne l8619c; tub
washed. 19036c.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-05
Army Transports

Army Transports
The Crook is at Manila
The Warren is at Shanghai.
The Logan sailed March 7 for Manila.
The Buford is in port.
The Sheridan sailed March Is from Manila for
this port
The Sherman is in port.
The Thomas is in port.