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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
RESIDENCE RANSACKED
IN FAMILY'S ABSENCE
Drug Store and Homes Are
Robbed and Waiter Held Up

The residence of Walter J. O'Brien,
1888 Larkin street, was entered by bur
glars during the absence of the family
between Saturday evening and Monday
morning. and jewelry and silver ware
of the value of s510.50 stolen.
Beeks drug store Ellis and Bu-
chanan streets. was entered by burglars
Monday night and $25 was taken from
the cash register.
Daniel Bagozzi's room at 554 Broad
way was entered and clothing valued at
s7S stolen.
Three overcoats belonging, respect
lively. TO Otto Norman, 1892 Kentucky
street: Otto Herman, 567 Castro street
and Louis Gutsche, 1908 Pacific street.
were stolen from the Mission turner
hall Monday night.
Two boxes of butter and three cases
of eggs were stolen from a wagon be-
longing to the mith-Leyden company,
so Clay street. Monday afternoon.
John Wollmer, waiter in the Odeon
cafe, while going TO his room at 1865
Howard street, late Monday night, was
held up by two armed men at Jackson
and Montgomery street and robbed of
$50.
p. J. Mcclure of the Jefferson hotel
was relieved of a wallet containing
$40, an annual pass on the Hartman
lines, note for $40 and an Elks' book
on an Ellis street car, which he boarded
at Third and Townsend streets Monday
evening
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
DEATHS

AHERN-In this city, January %. 1910. at the
relief home of aged and nhrm, Daniel Ahern.
a native of ireland. aged 81 years.
AIKEN-At Mount Hamilton, CAL January 21
1910, Henry NJ. beloved husband of Jane
l. Aiken and loving father of William H.
Aiken and Mrs. Mabel Hartin, native OF
Vermont. aged 81 years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral today twednes-
day) January 26. Mt p. M, from the
parlors OF J. j. Crowly & Co. 692 Valencia
street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth In
terment Cypress Lawn cemetery.
AMBRozI0.In Oakland, January %, 1910, Iza-
belle dearly beloved wife of Antonio G. Am
brozIo and sister of Francisco yaladao Of
Hanford native of Azores, aged 43 years
CHERRY-In Richmond Cal, January %, 1910.
afary. beloved wife of John Cherry a native
of Shasta county. Cal., aged As years 10
months and II days.
CLARK-In Oakland, Cal, January %, 1870
Sidney beloved husband of the late Sarah
Clark and father of Philip Clark. and friend
of Stella Nevraumout. a native OF England.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services to-
o'clock p, M, at the pariors of Julius s.
Codeau, 2l2S Bush street. Intermenr Green
lawn cemetery by automobile.
COHEN-In this city, January "A. 1910. Nellie
beloved wife of the late Emanuel Cohen. low
Ing mother OF Nathaniel Tony and Grover
Cohen and beloved sister of Mrs b. Drey-
fus Mrs. ]. Radston and Mace, Gustave and
aged SO years l month and days. A mem
Der OF Bay City lodge No. 6l9, Knights and
Ladies of Henor-
Friends and scqua iptsnces are respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral today fWednes-
day., January 20. at 10 O'Clock, from her
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
Local Man Plays Well In
Game With De Orc

The exhibition three cushion game
between Wilson Sigourney. the local
crack. and Champion Alfred de ORC.
slated for the Graney billiard room last
night, has had 10 be postponed because
Of the formers sudden attack of lum-
ia 90. Alfred Borlini was substituted
for him and succeeded in playing the
veteran expert so closely that the game
proved one Of the most interesting OF
The De ORC series. The score at the
finish stood 50 for De ORC to 80 for
Borlini.
The local player would probably have
made 4 much better showing had not
De ORC been in such brilliant form.
The Cuban lcempleted his string in IS
innings which netted him an average
- two-thirds Of point. Borlini him
self averaged better than half
Sigourney IS expected 10 play the
champion tomorrow night. but in the
event Of his stin being III Isaac Carcass,
another local man. viii be ready to
tackle him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
KEN RIVALRY FOR
BASKET BALL PRIZE
Catholic Schools League Teams
i'm Close Race for Tourna=
menf Trophy

On both sides of the bay interest is
growing in the basket ball tournament
of the Catholic Schools athletic league.
The schedule of games. not yet two
weeks old. has proved eminentiy sue
cessful in arrangement and is a source
OF satisfaction TO all schools concerned.
Last Fridays victory of the st. Igna
thus grammar school team over the
Vatican Stars is thus far the big fea-
ture OF the tournament
Fridays game at the Auditorium will
be of unusual interest The victorious
Ignatians will do battle with the team
from Sacred Heart grammar school and
judging from past appearances things
look bright for the HAYES street boys.
St. Peters defeated Sacred Heart and
st. Ignatius defeated ST. Peters. Now,
can Sacred Heart hang the Indian sign
on the thus far unconquered Ignatians?
Meanwhile the St. Peters players are
anxiously awaiting their turn to get
baclat the Ignatians. They claim that
the score of Is to Is shows that the last
conflict was close one and that they
viii be able to reverse matters when
they clash with the Hayes street quin
tet for the second time.
On the Alameda county shore the
teams representing St. Joseph's insti-
tute, West Oakland and st. Anthony's
school East Oakland, appear TO have
slightly the best of it. though the Oak
land tournament is still so young that
every competing team has more than a
fighting chance for first place and the
much coveted trophy.
The league officials, who are looking
al the games from the viewpoint of the
physical development OF the boys, are
particularly pleased with the showing
made by st. Elizabeths. Sacred Heart
and ST. Francis de Sales schools. The
youngsters are in fine condition and go
at the game in the spirit of true sports
men.
The Oakland games, played Saturday
afternoons, have been the occasion for
an eXhilarating display Of school spirit.
The basket ball players have been 10y
ally supported by the student bodies OF
the various schools, both boys and girls
swsrming all over the st. Mary's col
lege gymnasium and doing all in their
power TO spur the goal shooters on to
victory.
The board of directors of the Catholic
Schools athletic league will hold an Im1
portant meeting tomorrow afternoon at
Sacred Heart college. Fell and Fillmore
streets. Owing 10 the press OF his pro-
fessional duties the secretary of the
organization, John p. Doran, has been
compelled to resign. His successor
win be chosen tomorrow.
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Marriage Licenses


The following marriage licenses were issued IL
San Francisco Tuesday. January %, 1910:
AUBLE-- oBSoAf-Farley NJ. Auble, 81. Adm
and Alice r. Folsom 1s 2916A Sacramento
street.
BATTERTON-OBERG- William II. Battertor
Jr 20. 632 Fell street, and Agnes F.. 0berg
21 $50 Fell street.
-ROEMER-Danel ]. Benjamin. IL
1856 Post street. and Antoinette NJ Roemer
IS 33I Franklin street.
DE CoSTA-REYNoLDS-Art C. de Costa
~. and Addie a. Reynolds AZ. both Of Sscra
mento
MscCARTHY- -wABES-ssrsfeld F. MscCsrthy
81 and Emily r. Wales, Is, both Of 14T0A
Dolores street.
MARCH -JACoBSEN-Thohnss f. March, p
and Hazel NJ. Jacobsen. IS, both Of Napa.
MA MARTENS-IDLER-Ma f. Martens, 26
24s9 Lombard street. and Luise ldler. %, 2o2l
Lombard street.
MoDICA-BABRUzzI-A Modica. Is, 2i61
Mason street and Mary LsbruzZi, II. 2l5S
Mason street.
NELANDER--wE z. Nelander
20 240 Dolores street, and Louise II. Well
brock, %, 63l Baker street.
NICHOLS -NICOI1-Robert j. Nichols, 20, 1924
Castro street. and Margaret W. Nicol, %. 2e4l
FILLMORE street.
ELL-STEWART-Walte orbell, %. Oak
land. and Ethel 4. Stewart, %, Salt Lake
City
PIKE-PARSoNS oNS-Edwin W. Pike. %. 645 Cen
trHl avenue, and Florence +. Parsons, u, 114a
DevisSdero street.
Kentucky street, and Mary X. Burns, IS, 91s
Noe street.
wILLIAMS-RU SSI-Frank Williams. 80. Con-
cord and Rosa Russi, 21. Pacheco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
SHERZER ESTATE AGAIN
INVOLVED IN LAWSUIT
Miss Keller Objects to Final
Distribution of Assets

Litigation has broken out anew
among the legatees under the Will of
A. J. Scherzer, the wealthy railroad
owner and coffee planter of Salvador,
who died at San Jose. Cal, February
8, 1908, leaving an estate here and in
South America worth about $3.50, 600.
Viola Keeler, who was no relative of
the decedent, but to whom was willed
$40 shares of stock in the Salvador
railway company and 100 shares in
the Pier company, filed opposition
Yesterday 20 the petition of. Albert
Scherzer and Ada C. Brown. adminis-
traitor and administrative of the estate,
for leave to distribute the $72,3S6 Sc
still remaining in their hands.
Miss Keelers claims a 340-2O00 part
of the s72,3S6.
Scherzer's estate has been in litiga-
tion during the last few years and
would have been closed had not Viola
Keeler filed objection to the petition
for final distribution. Among the
other legatees under the will are The
resa Scherzer. William A. Scherzer.
Rafael Scherzer, Mercedes Scherzer.
Albert Scherzer and Elena Scherzer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
Joe Craig Flattens Sweeney
In Short Order

Morris Sweeney lasted but a part of
a round last night in his fight with joe
Craig before the, Golden Gate club at
the Auditorium. Sweeney was no match
for his hard hitting opponent.
Big Charley Miller and Fritz Fry
hooked up in four round pattle and
the palm went to Miller. Plenty of
tumbling kept the crowd Laughing
while the huskies endeavored TO knock
each other out.
Willie Meehan added another victory
to his list by earning a decision over
Joe Lynch after fighting four fast
rounds.
Jack McGovern outgamed Willie Car
ter after fighting four rounds and
earned the decision. Ed Madison clear
ly outpointed Joe Podesta in three
rounds. Spider Roche outbexed James
Lucy in a. three round bout. Joe Len
non was awarded the verdict over Hans
Wagner after boxing three rounds
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
Old Time Stars Will Cross
Bats With Berkeley
[Seeeial Dispoieh 10 The Call

lOPcCtot GiSPoCH 10 ne AdA
BERKELEY. Jan. 25.-on account OF
the rainy weather, baseball practice
at the University OF California has
been delayed somewhat, but Coach
Walter Smith is making arrangements
Ia have the diamond cleared OF mud
holes in order that practice may begin
as soon as possible.
The first game of the season will be
played with the Varsity Stars, COM
posed of former college players, on the
campus diamond February ).
In the Stars viii appear Sampson.
the former Stanford shortstop; Jordan,
the former varsity pitcher; Hart. for
merly of St Mary's college, and Theile,
an old cardinal pitcher.
class in tumbling has been or
ganized on the campus by Prof. V. V.
Ligds OF the department of physical
culture with a membership of about 25
students. over half the students in
the class have already done similar
work. and under the instruction Of Pro-
fessor Lydia corps of acrobats will
be trained
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
Lively AMATEUR
CARD IS STAGED
Reliance Club Patrons Witness
Short Distance Contests by
Ambitious Youngsters

The amateur fights in the gymnasium
of the Reliance club at Oakland last
night provided some interesting sport
for the large crowd which packed the
pavilion. There We're three knockouts
and the other fights were all lively.
The main event was won by Ray
Temple of the Reliance club. who got a
four round decision over ''Muggsy''
Shredder, claimant of the coast cham
pionship title at 125 pounds. Temple
displayed great cleverness throughout
and had a lead over his man in every
round.
Dan Jones got three round decision
over Bill Smith; Ed Flanagan Knocked
out Arnold Dolan in three rounds:
Manuel Silva got a three round de-
cision over AL Wright; James Rhodes
knocked but Walter Morrison in one
round; Carl Sanborn knocked out Fred
Perry in two rounds; Jack Owens got
a three round decision over Adolph
Weltz
Eddie Smith oficiated as referee.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
Local Breyities

CHAMBER MAID May BE INSANE-Margaret
Mshoney, chamber maid in the Hotel Stan
ford, was arrested early Yesterday morning
and taken 10 the detention. hospital for the
insane. where she is held for examination.
Clad IN nightgown. she tried to jump-out of
the window Of her room.
ELECTED BANK DIRECTOR. A. Somers of
the hay and grain firm Of Somers & Co.. was
yesterday elected a director Of the American
national bank. 70 succeed z. W. Wilson, who
recently resigned from taat institution to be-
come manager OF the international banking
corpora tion in this city. Somers viii only ill
the vacancy on the board OF directors the
selection Of new vice president being held in
allowance.
COLLECTOR ACCUSED OF THEFrs- George
Vincent, collector for the North American hos
pital association. was charged in Police Judge
Deasy'S court yesterday with embezzIing small
sums Of money from his collections, amounting
altogether TO $50. The was continued
+. Ponton, manager of the California hospital
association. also accuses Vincent Of holding
out small sums while collecting for his assO-
citation.
EMPLOYMENT AGENT GETS IN TROUBLE
Complaints having been MADE TO the state
labor bureau against ]. ID. and ". 4. Costigau
employment agents. warrant was issued yes
terday by Police Judge ShorfaIl for their ar
rest on complaint OF Nick Rosanch. who al
leges that they sent him TO different places to
get employment, without success and every
time charged him a Zee. which they refused 10
return.- or 10 compensate him for the expenses
Incurred.
IDENTIFIED AS PICKPoCKET-chsrles Ron
eaiodi identified at the city pris9l yester-
day by W. H. Owens one Of the two men
who stole his purse on a Market street car
last week. and he was booked on a charge OF
grand larceny. Thomas Mccarthy was identi-
fed by Owens about I've days ago
HUSBAND DESERTS wTE-Mrs. Jrma szsee-
sur. SIG Frederick street has been left desfi-
tute With three Young children by her husband
Alexander; who drew out the money they had
joint deposit in bank She obtained a
warrant for his arrest yesterday.
DENTIST HELD FOR TRIAL-Robert d. Low
ery dentist was neld for trial before fhe
superior court By Police Judge Deasy yesterday
on charge of practicing dentistry without a
license
VIOLATION OF SAHE LANS-E. 4. Pedlar.
deputy hsb and game commissioner. obtained
warrant from Police Judge Deasy yesterday
for the arrest Of the California poultry COM
pany FOR having valley qpan in their posses
sion out Of season.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
PASSENGER BEATEN
BY CAR CONDUCTOR
Devils Landau Injured in Quar-
rel Over Transfer

Devils Landau. president of the Lam
dau economic syphon company. had a
quarrel with a car conductor over a
transfer last evening. which resulted
in his taking a trip to the central
emergency hospital. while the con-
ductor. John w. Crumley. went to-the
city prison
Landau boarded a Howard street car
for his home at 1921 Howard street
and presented a transfer. which Crum
lev refused 10 accept At the hospital
landau said he offered to paw his fare
rather than have fuss: but this did
not save him from the conductors fists.
He suffered numerous bruises.
The conductor was arrested by PO-
Iieeman d. J. Johnston and booked for
battery.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
CALVARY CHURCH TO BE
SCENE OF WEDDING
Mrs. Margaret w. Nicol to Be
Claimed as Bride

The marriage Of Mrs. Margaret Wis
mer Nicol and DR.. Robert j. Nichols
will be solemnized at 8 o'clock this
afternoon in Calvary Presbyterian
church.
The ceremony will be performed by
Rev. William RAIDER. Only relatives
and a few close friends will be wit
nesses. but the appointments will be
extremely effective and the bride will
have bevy of attendants.
The matron of honor will be Mrs.
Gerda Wismer Hofmann and the maid
of honor will be Miss Jean Nichols,
while the little ribbon bearers will be
the niece and nephew of the bride.
Miss Barbara thinner and Emile John
thinner. DIR. Harry c. Peters will act
as best man.
The bride is sister of Hother Wis
mer. the well known violinist, and has
a host Of friends who will be inter
ested to learn of her marriage to the
popular young professional man. After
q brief honeymoon trip DR.. Nichols
and his bride will reside in this city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
COMPROMISE DAMAGE
SUIT WITH COMPANY
Widow Paid $4,000 by United
Railroads for Husbands Death

A jury had been impaneled and the
taking Of testimony was about to begin
in Judge Sturtevsnts court yesterday
in the case in which Mrs. Mathilde
Propfe sued the United Railroads for
100000 damages for the death of her
husband, Charles Propfe, when it WAS
announced that a compromise had been
reached, the corporation agreeing to
pay Mrs. Propfe $4,000.
A judgment in accordance with the
settlement was entered and the jury
dismissed
A verdict for the defendant was re-
turned yesterday by a jury In Judge
Hunts court in the case which Henry c.
Smith, an architect, sued for s2,050 from
the United Railroads for damages sus-
tanned by an automobile in a collision
October 19, 1901
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
SCHOOL BOARD OPPOSES
PAYMENT OF WATER RATE

SANTA CRUZ, Jan. 25.--Aneging that
the school system is a part of the city
the board of education here is strenu-
ously opposing the order of the city
council recently made that the schools
in the future must pay for the water
that is used in them Water rates,
which amount to $50 month, Will be
rebsted until the first of next year BY
that time, it is hoped. the question of
the validity, of the order viii be settled.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
MARIPOSA BRINGS
TROPICAL PRODUCTS
Oceanic Steamship Company ::
Liner Arrives From Islands
of the South Seas
Among Passengers Is AgricuI.
tural Expert, Who Finds
Natives Poor Students

HE Oceanic steam :
ship company's liner
Mariposa, Captain
Hayward. arrived
yesterday from Ia
hiti with a large
number of pa ssen-
gers and a cargo of
tropical products.
Except for head
winds encountered
the latter part Of
the homeward voy-
age the Mariposa
was in fine weather
going and coming.
The Mariposa's
cargo included TO-
419 sacks of copra,
1,59l sacks of CO.
cOanutg 125 snckc
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE


Tuesday. January %
Br stmr Dakotsb. Ross. 4e days from Hong
kong. via Kobe 21 days: merchandise TO Swayue
Hoyt.
ISLAND PORTS
KAHULUI-Sailed Jan 24-Stmr Mexican. for
Salina Cruz.
MEMORANDUM
Per Br stmr Dskotah-On Jan p. OF Point
Reyes. saw three schooners.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26

ward bound. left Yokohama yesterday
The German steamer Erna left Salina
Cruz January 20 for COrinto.
The. bark ". B Flint has been pur-
packing company
By United wireless
S. s. ALAMEDA-Left San Francisco Ian %
at IL a. m for Honolulu. : .. N. Jan
3. s. PaEsInEST.Te Seattle s for San VIA Fran
cisco at p m. JAM "a; at a. m. jan 25,
s. s. oUEEN-Left San Diego FOR san Fran
cisco at p M. Jan %; at $50 D. N, Jan.
-. OF Point Firmin-
S. S. wATS0N-Left Seattle for San francisco
at I D. Jan % an $50 a. H., Jan. "a.
20 miles south Of Cape Blanco-
S1AR. LURLIHE-Jan. "A, IL p m. 40 niles
OF San Francisco. from Honolulu for ssn
Francisco: barometer. 30-23; temperature, Sc.
expect TO arrive Jan. % a
STMR. ASUNCION--From Astoria for San Fran
cisco. Jan. "a $50 D. m, so miles south OF
Ioiuniola river; strong sootn~est los VINO Snu
COL. Z. L. DRAKE-With barge in tow, from
Seattle for San Francisco. Ian. -. p. NJ,
90 % Cape ,r Araago; fresh southwest wind ,o-
miles on San Francisco. from Honolulu for
San Franciscos light southwest wind and clear
barometer. 30l9; temperature, 81: al well;
viii arrive at San Francisco Jan. % at day
light. AT p. m. passed steamer Siberia,
hence jan % for China via Honolulu
Army Transports
The Crook is In port
The Thomas sailed January Is from Honolulu
for Manila.
The Warren is at Manila
The Dix sailed December Is from Seattle for
Manila
The Logan sailed January "a from Manila for
San Francisco.
The Buford Is in port
The sheridan Is in port.
The Sherman Is in poxt.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
BIRTHS

KAUFaIANN-In Oakland, January Is, 1910. to
the wife of b. Kaufman (nee Wacholder),
son.
MATTA--In Berkeley, January 2S 1910, TO the
wife of G. +. Malta daughter
RAAfON-In this city. January %. 1910. to the
wife Of Jesse a. Ramon. daughter.
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will not be inserted. They must be handed in AT
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement Of the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
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of phosphate, S29 cases of vanilla, ,>trop-
ical fruits, shells, kauti gum, leather
and wool.
Among the passengers on the liner
was r. Vachon, a French expert. who
was sent to Tahiti by the French gov
ernment TO interest the natives in sci
entific methods of agriculture. He
found the natives too easy going to
care about making any change in their
happy go lucky life and is going back
tc France convinced that the south
seas will not be fertile field for
scientific instruction. as long as the
islands are peopled by the present in
habitants and as long as nature is SO
overlooking in her bounty
The majority of the passengers were
tourists who made the round trip for
health and pleasure, both of which they
found.
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sMattyBaldwin WInsDecisiOn
Over Owen Moran

BOSTON. Jan 25.-Matty Baldwin of
Charlestown won the decision over
owen Moran OF England at the end of
. rounds OF a close fight tonight. Bald
win roughed 81 through the early part
Of the bout and did some heavy hit
ting while Moran proved the cleverer
in blocking and clean hitting.
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cabin passengers and about 5000 tons
of freight.
The cargo included about 1000 tons
of government freight, to land which
the Siberia will make a special call at
Manila.
The Siberia's passengers included:
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
MARRIAGES

JoNES-BUsToN--In this city, January -.
1910 by Rev o. L. Corbin, Arthur Charles
Jones and Lillian Buston.
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Notable Deaths

FRANK J. BARNARD. EDUCATOR
Jan. 25.-Frank j. Barnard. formerly superin-
tendent OF Seattle schools. widely known as an
educator died suddenly today aged so years.
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T. J. Howells Mrs. Tufts
Miss Bertha VI. Howells Miss Maria White
Miss Helen johnson Thomas Wolfe
Gordon Jones Mrs. Thomas Wolfe
Mrs. Gordon Jones
JOIN AT HONOLULU
Miss Maria I. Brown H C. Furman
Miss Alice Brown Mrs H. C. Furman
AIgcrine TO Sail Monday
The British sloop of war Algerine.
Captain Edwards which arrived late
Monday night from the south, put in
here for coal and will sail Monday for
Esquimalt.
The A1gerine. which was here during
the Portola festival. has been survey
ing along the coast of Peru The
cruiser was without incident except
that the poor quality of the coal with
which the warship was supplied made
4. necessary, in heavy weather, to stand
we'll off shore under sail as Captain
Edwards did not feel disposed to take
any chances near the shore in a storm
with fuel upon which he could not
The Algerine was supplied with
Welsh coal, but ii was very old and
was practically worthless for making
steam. After returning to ESquimalt
the Algerine win undergo a general
overhauling preparatory to sailing for
England.
Manchuria Behind Time
The Pacific Mail liner Manchuria.
Captain Dixon, is about three days be-
hind time and will not arrive here until
Sunday afternoon at the earliest The
Manchuria left Honolulu at O'Clock
Monday evening with 135 cabin passen-
gers and 400 Chinese and Hindus in
the Asiatic steerage OF the cabin
passengers only 80 are from China and
Japan, the balance having Joined the
ship at Honolulu. The cargo OF S.400
tons includes $500 tons of overland
freight The latter includes lis tons
of raw silk. The liner has 800 tons Of
cargo for Panama.
Sails for Southern California
The steamer Santa Rosa of the Pa
cific Coast steamship companys fleet
sailed for southern California yester-
day with 200 passengers, among whom
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-26
rHrcAeo BEATS NORTHWESTERN

CHICAGO. January 25.-rhe Unfver-
sitv OF Chicago defeated Northwestern
university in basket ball tonight AZ
to>5.