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PASSENGERS
ChristiansteoI.

NuIlSiiduSl6C
March l5,-For Dominica via Frederiks-
TED Alissionary Mrs. Harold Rasmussen.
Miss Alice NJ. Coulter.
March l6.-Yiking for St. Thomas Gus
per Sobotker, Francisco james.
March l6.-FigiIant from st. Thomas
Miss Edlth Nielsen, Mr.. Peter Thomas,
March l6.-Vikiug from st. Thomas-Mr.
Jackson, Miss. Adelaide Henry.
, 1910-03-19

fifty one votes against twelve, but forty one
chambers abstained.
In the House Of Commons yesterday MI.
Nc. Kenna answered that the three naysl
powers ranking next to England were 50
nearly equal that it was unimportaDt which
two were considered III calculating the com
bjnation which England should equTJ; tire
point is whether the United States is to be
included within the two power standard.
The Pail Mall Gazette publishes an Adj
miraIty me-. Uranium hitherto oniy pm
viately circulated, deiOing he two power
standard as one reasonably indicating
EngIand's superiority against any political
combination Of two powers. A bare numerical
equality does not satisfy the standard re-
Q|uirement, which is for q mur8iu OF superb
orty. The Pail Mall Gazette regards this
as negatiying MIR. Asquth'a contention,
that the United States IS not t" pc moulded
among the powers which might enter an
combination, ana England
problem VIII be more dl1hcuIt Il the united
States IS included.
Admiral B@con,addfesSIh8 the INSTITUTION
OF Naval Architects Sja the next GREAT
nou9ht VIII be one nall Iaf6ei, ana my
VIII continue to increase un]H q war Ce8l8
the present theories oI CONSTRUCTOR,
In the House OF LORDS yesterday
Lord Curzon supported Lord hoSeoerl 5
resolutions, but he tavours q scheme partly
aPpolntlVe and partly eIectlYe,he opposes the
abolition OF the hereditary principle or az
entirely elective House, Lord Cfomer sup
ported Lord KoSooety luNe"@rmiy' "n4o
LORD Halsoury was III favour oil reJa'nIn8
the present constitution OF the doRSe'
Inc Easter recess viii begin on the TWEEN
ty third
Mr. Redmond, IN a speech at Newcastle
Rr0dlcted another election within q month.
lie hoped Americans Will assist, as they con
trIOuted three 1o0rt1a OF the cost OF the I@7C
eIectlon.
Slr John dorsf, IN a speech at HlnP5teai'
declared mat MIR. hedmon IS AFFINITY equtts
MT A8quIfh's, and II associated Win
anoIhef party ne would De Premier
Inc SuIfa8ettes annual report says z9+
were arrested lo2 imprisoned, OF IiO munger
strikers 80 were pump fed and thelr a68re-
gate sentences amounted to twenty eIght
years
Inc death IS announced OF Iom Browne,
Tie BACK ana hlCe artist.
a despatch from Blarfltz states That Alng
EDWARD continues lndIsposed,
A HdllS TELEGRAM REPORTS the death OF M
, 1910-03-19

novelist and journalist, exclusively for women
dePoal'or~: the staff begins with sutfra8rttes
accounts, winch already numDer five hundred.
A P41@ de8P'tch says Che Pubic Prose
eutor Will proceed against Il. Durz for
forgery and breach Of trust, and demand
criminal penalties. The Anu-clericaI news
papers assert that the I, lglous orders were
IN %coiIuslon with Duez and proited largely,
and the Rope received Duez. VI. AhIterands
secretaries received nearly three hundred
thousand francs.
IN the Chamber OF Deputies VI. Jaure8
LED the Socialist attack upon the ministry
ana Blnetattacke NJ. MilIerand, Minister,
OF Pubic Works, NJ. Brand, the Premier,
made a mastery reply: The Government, he
eaid was not responsible Tor individual faults
ID the great WorN Of separating church and
state, "LIch OTHER nations would initiate. He
proposes appeals to reopen the hquidations
ana secondly to transfer all the Incomplete
HquI'allohS TO ofhclaI administrators for the
corItc'1oh OF irregularities and punishment
u 'H9 3uAIy' Confluence was voted by $50
@S .,1SI ~.
Ane helch8ta8 mas voted the ChanceIIors
SALARY WIN 1t soclaII5t resolution 1ayOurlu9
an enactment Tor making the Chancellor re-
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% lines of rain we're measured in Chris
tiou8ted this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
SUSPECTED BURGLARS
PLACED UNDER ARREST
Tools and Revolver Found in
Their Possession

Two men were seen acting suspi-
ciously late Wednesday night by De-
tectives Mdlcahy and Dave Murphy in
the doorway of the Russ saloon in
Montgomery street, which had been
closed for the night. The detectives
searched the men and found on them a
brace and bit. three 'jimmies," two
files. loaded revolver and 10 rounds
of cartridges. The men refused to give
any satisfactory reason for being there
except to say they wanted to sell the
articles, and they were taken to the
city prison and their names registered
as William McGill and Fred Prince,
They are unknown to the police here. r
Burglars entered the room of Henry
Dannehan, a discharged soldier, at the
Hotel Grant, so Clay street, Wednesday
night, while he was asleep, and took
$50 from the pockets of his trousers
the residence of Mrs. w. H. Shade, sos
San Bruno avenue, and stole STA and
the Scottish hall, 121 Larkin street, and
stole a lodge chair weighing 300
pounds.
Miss NJ O'Herron, 1901 Devisadero
street. was relieved of a gold watch on
Hayes and Ellis street car An au-
tomobile tire and cover valued at $50
were stolen from the automobile of
Dr. j. B. Hannah of 147S Eleventh ave-
nue. at Larkin and Bush streets.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
Nerv York MetaI NfarI,et

NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-Stsndsrd copper
Easy; spot, 1907 \ 9I2- -l715c; September. Il. %
az. iIi2cs october. 1205@l2l5c; November.
December. u 100 p 20c. London, quiet; spot
~f5t los Cd; futures. E55 lbs sc. Custom house
returns show exports Of 1866 tons so far this
month Local dealers report slightly lower
market Tor copper quoting lake at -. 5o7 II T5c;
e.ecIroytic l2S7 y q l.. l5e casting. 12 l2i5
.2-3T1sc-
lin-Auiet; spot. S5c bid: September. "a GOA
s5.I7.kc; October. 81 .50dS5c; November 81 S5
055ci December "a. .40a S4.50c. London, steady;
spot. El59 l2s Cd; futures, fI5S as Sd.
Leac-Quiet, 4.371s a 1 42lac New York:
s.22is Nz-27iac East ST. Louis London spot flo
lbs Sc.
Spelter-Firm; $500 ; soc New York :. .37lk a
500 East St. Louis. London spot. f23 %.
lron-Cleveland warrants. 59s Sd in London.
Locally. iron quiet: No. ] foundry north
eru. Sl6G 1925; No. >. Sl5-jGdI6 No. / south
Rrn and No / southern soft. SIS. $50 I6 %
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Speciol Dispoich TO The Call

EUREKA, Sept 15--The steamer katherine
arrived from San Francisco this morning at 6
where cargo of redwood lumber is to be taken
on board for the return trip south.
Arriving in port this morning al S:35 O'Clock
was the steamer Centralia, which had been COM
PEELED to remain outside the bar all might on
account of the hazy condition Of the atmosphere.
The steamer Despatch is loading lumber
at the Fields landing wharf having arrived from
Wilmington this morning at 1920 o'kclco.
which has been loading lumber at baF points
departed this morning at il.40 o'clock, bound
FOR Australia.
steamship company's feet is due to arrive to-
morrow morning from Portland. via Astoria,
and viii depart on the return trip north tomor-
row afternoon al l O'Clock.
LOS ANGELES. Sept. I5.--Arrived-Steamer
President. froms San Diego; steamer San Jacinto.
from Grays Harbors steamer Rose City, from
Portland: steamer J. B. Sfetson. from Aberdeen:
steamer Mandalay. from Crescent City; steamer
oceania Vance, from Mukilteo-
Saied-Steamer President for Seattle; steamer
Buckman. for Seattle; steamer San Jacinto. for
Ventura; steamer Aivena. for Columbia river:
steamer Msndalay. for San Diego.
PORTLAND, Sept 15--Laden with 6,000, 600
feet of lumber, the steamer Klamath, Captain
johnson. has cleared al the ehstom house for San
Francisco
the Norwegian steamer Tricolor. Captain Bugre
did not get away from the North Pacific mills
last night. but sailed this afternoon 1t has
3.5lo6s4 feet of lumber, valued s33, 3,s5l. for
Pierre.
Carrying 800 tons or cement. 400 tons of mer-
chandise and 100 tons of gasoline and coal oil
the steamer Rainier. Captain Lundquist has ar
rived from San Francisco It will load lumber
at the Portlands mills for its return cargo
With the record number Of passengers for this
port the steamer Beaver. Captain Kidston.
sailed this morning for San Francisco and San
Pedro. 1t had go FIRST class and 200 second
class passengers out OF here. while at Astoria
II picked up 20 white passengers and so Chinese
which viii make the largest list that has ever
left the Columbia river In addition TO the 57C
passengers ii had 1900 tons of freight from here
Its sister ship. the Bear. did not cross in over
the bar until late this morning as it had to
anchor OF the mouth of the river at O'Clock
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
HOLIDAY CUTS INTO
WEEKS BANK CLEARINGS
Slight Increases Are Shown by
DEVELOPMENT Figures

Admission day made quite a differ
ence in the bank clearings of the
clearing house cities of California for
the week ending Thursday noon, Sep
tember Is, and while the clearings
were large a. small increase in per-
centages and even a decrease marked
the returns received by the California
development board. Following are the
figures:
San Francisco. $45,so4, ,1os.la; decrease, 90
Los Angeles, s14ssl .s2s; increase, 5.s per
cent. =
Oakland. $3,029. .62o.34: increase. 36.7 per cent
cent.
San Diego, s1,445,57s.As; increase ss per
cent.
Fresno. $3.50. 1850; increase, 6 per cent
San Jose, $61S Sj3; Increase. 2S.4 per cent
Pasadena. S622, OF; no clearing house last
year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16

Graham's courtroom in the Grant build
ing A campaign club was organized
TO further Smiths candidacy and the
resolutions adopted called attention to
the fact that he was given the highest
vote of any nominee for the indorse-
ment of the bar association. receiving
214 out OF the 22S votes cast.
Justice Smith appeared at the pri-
mary election as a republican candi-
date, but while defeated on his own
ticket he was given the democratic
nomination His record on the justices
bench was referred to in the highest
terms last night by a number of speak
ers, including Superior Judge Sturte-
want. c. N Douglas. Lille T. Jacks, John
Coghlan, A. p. Harris. George E. Law
ton and John W. Sweeney.
The officers elected by the club were:
John S. Partridge. president; Joseph
II. Jordan. secretary and treasurer, and
j. B. Levison, Mark L. Gerstle. T. i.
Fitzpatrick, William F. Humphreys.
Philip Clay. DIR. j. Wilson Shiels. Ru-
dolph ]. Taussig, l. o. Upham, T. J,
Eisenbach, A: P: Giannini, George A
Clough. Frank S. Britain Charles A.
Shurtleff. Frederick w. Hall, Matt Har-
ris, Charles ]. Heggerty and Theodore
Roche, vice presidents.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16

potatoes. 2.Tl2 sacks; sweet potatoes. 2o4 sacks.
Cheeee- Northern fresh. I7dlT1sc; large an
thor ISc: Oregon daisy. 1Sis q Ice: eastern sin
zles I9c: eastern twins 1871 a lac; eastern
daisies 19d20c; eastern longborns. 1917 @2oc;
eastern cheddars. 20c; imported swiss. 30c; do
mestsc swiss 24c; cream brick, l9e; limbur-
ger Ice.
Butter-Prices 10 trade 2l5c above quotations.
Creamery extra 32lac ID: firsts. Sic ID; ladle
butter. 25c. cooking butter. &c.
Ecgs-LOcal ranch candled frsts. 43c; case
count 3qc eastern fresh. 35c; storage extras,
80 Il 32c: storage seconds. 26e.
Beans-No ! pink. $3.50 No. lima, 81. %:
No ! Lady Washington $3.50; do No. J small
white 81 30; No. : backeye. Sc; No. l garyan-
zss S450: No. ] California lentils. &c
Potatoes Highlands. etl sl.3O6I 80; local
Burbanks. SI.25@ 40; Salinas, SLIGO; yellow
Sweets s..
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cation Market

NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-E. I. Huttons wire
SAYS The advance was attributed chiefly 10
covering by local shorts. although the demand
which had absorbed early offerings was believed
30 have been Of a very good class and 10 come
chiefly from t0sde Interests Some buying OF
this character continued the advance.
Many theories were advanced today as 10
what caused the market 10 advance but what Is
of more importance is the fact that it did, and
IL Is 0f stiil greater Importance TO know what
rbc market viii do IN the future. We have 10
way of knowing this bur we devote great deal
-of time and expense 10 studying the cond tions
rlat usually govern the price Of cotton. and we
are free 10 say that. after all Is said ana dole,
we find that the bnIlSh facts predominete.''
Spot cotton closed quiet points n Gher-
Niddlins Uplands. 1880; middlng gulf l4.oJc.
Sales > $50 bales.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
SIX SALMON SHIPS
HERE FROM NORTH
BeIated Windjan1mers Bring
Nearly 100000 Cases of Red
Fish From Bristol Bay

TX ships of the SAL
mon fleet arrived
yesterday and by
noon the anchor
age off Meiggs
wharf looked as it
did in the days be-
fore the tramp
steamer drove the
windjammer out of
business. Judging
by past records,
all the ships should
have been here a
week ago. A thlck
fog and light and
contrary winds IN
Unimak pass held
them all up, and
there will be no
flash passages from
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
NEWS of THE OCEAN
tonnage Engagements

The British steamer Damara, which arrived
here from Honolulu yesterday, is engaged for
harley TO ST. Vincent, for orders, at 2ss having
been chartered prior to arrival
The French bark Notre Dame d'Arvor. on
puget sound. is under charter for wheat thence
to Europe at 22s Cd.
The schooner Eldorado on Puget sound. is
chartered for lumber thence to direct port on
the west coast of South America at 4os. and the
harkentine Jane L. stanford is engaged for the
same business from Grays Harpor TO Brisbane
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
Drafts Of the Class A
Leagues Ready
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 15.-Chairman n
August Hermann of the national COM
mission said tonight that he would in
all probability have the drafts of the
class 4 organizations ready for the
drawing which will be held here to-
morrow. He said that thes California
drafts had all been received and were
being tabulated by the commercial
clerks.
The. statement Of President Andrews
of the Chattanooga club that these
drafts are fake and that he knows
they are is received by Hermann with
his usual modesty and he will say
nothing Of the matter.
President Andrews says that the
drafting of players by the minor or
ganizatfons has always been considered
a joke inasmuch as the major leagues
allow their clubs to have as many
players as they wish.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
Shiuments for the North

The steamer City of Puebla sailed for Victoria
Tuesday with cargo consigned to various British
American cities, valued at $50 $50 and Including
the following:
l93. .319 lbs dried fruit, 60.o14 lbs raisins. 12.
707 lbs beans 81 ,140 lbs peas. 2,04S lbs coffee.
1 1920 lbs chocolate, is cs canned goods 40 cs
eggs, 90 pkgs. fresh fruits; l45 pkgs vegetables.
Is cs honey. 10 es mine mineral water - PSI gals and
81 pkgs machinery. S24 cs 5O6 bbls and IS half
bbls oils, 10 rolls roofing 10 cs stationery, ia
pkgs wagon material, lo9 bbis asphalt, rolls
ieather 1 aufomohae
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
JUSTICE w. II. SMITH JR.
INDORSED BY FRIENDS
Nonpartisan Resolutions Call
for His Reelection

Nonpartisan resolutions indorsing
the candidacy of Justice OF the Peace
William H. Smith Jr. for reelection to
Office at the November election were
adopted last night at meeting of
large number of his friends in Judge
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
BuiIding Contracts
Private wire-New York, Chicago
Western Union Code
j. G. WILSON

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
THE STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO
Main ONCE, yEi11s Bldg. San Francisco
Branch Ofices-Paiaee Hotel (maiR
corridor), San Francisco; Hotel Alcxan-
drfa. Los Angeles, Cal.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES winthrop &
Co., New York, Chicago, London and
Paris
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
COTTON FUTURES
81. Loui. Wool nrnrket

ST. LOUIS Sept 5.-Wool-steady: medium
grades. comhing and clothing. 23@24c: light
hne. 10Gl1c; heavy hne. l56iTe; tub washed,
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
EALsE PaErEl

FALSE PRETENsES ALLEGED-Dennis Nc
Mahon obtained warrant from Police Judge
Shortal yesterday for the arrest OF A j.
Torres on charge OF procuring SIPS from
him April 20 by falsely representing that be
hand a contract from the owner 10 sell two
lots, one in Thirty fifth avenue and the other
in Twentieth avenue. and that his commission
= would not be less than $175.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
ON Cnrrier Clears

cleared for Mororan for orders, yesterday with
19ooooo gallons of refined petroleum. valued
at $50, $50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
shinnent oil BarIex

Oueenstown for orders, yesterday with 76 COS
centals of barley valued at $50. 6OS and "a 900
feet of lumber as dunnage valued at S2sS
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
Naval stOres-Turpentlne and Rosin

SAVANNAH. Sept -Turpentine-Firm. -
~ 2isc- receipts. 5Sl; shipments. 294 stocks.
-. 7s5- sales. CPS
Rosin-Firm: sales. 2.ss9: receipts. 1895;
shipments. 3.27I: stocks. 7I.OTI. Quote: 3.
s6.o506l5; ,. S6-l5@6-20; Z. S6-20G6.30; F,
S6-25 $50: @, S6-321z G6.S5; Il. Se-35; l. S6.3j;
J.. S645; *. $3.50: ". ST. 500 6 60: y S6.T5N
sos; VIC, Se.S50695; WV, se90@7.25.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16

BEATEN WITH BLACKJACK - George H.
Lauer. private in the recruiting office. $50
Market street. was taken to a room In the
Commercial hotel 172 Montgomery street. by
May Arnsteln. waitress in the Thalia dance
hall. early yesterday morning. and in few
minutes Russell Walton. emplOye in the
dance hall, entered the room and attacked
Lauer with a blackjack ending up by taking
$40 from him. Walton, the woman and Laura
Randall gere arrested.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
By United Wireless

Thursday. September 10
STEAMER ATLAS-From Seattle for Port San
LUIS: Sept "A. p p.. 10 miles north m
Northwest Seal rocks; thick fog. hsrometer
29e9: temperature 81 's-
STEAMER REDONDO-Hence Sent u for Coos
nav; Sept II $40 p M. passed Point Reves.
northwest wind; smooth sea.
STEAMER sIBERIA-Hence Sent IL for China
San Francisco. -
STEAMER MARIPosA-From San Francisco for
TAHITI: Sept. II. p. M. 1.054 miles off San
Francisco; pleasant; light northeast wind
small sea; barometer 5000; temperature 67
STEAMER SANTA RITA-From Port San Luis
Tor Honolulu: Sept. IA. midnight. 500 miles off
Port San Luis; fine weather. all well.
STEAMER HILONIAN-From San Francisco for
Hllo; Sept Il. p. M, sos miles off san Fran
cisco; westerly swell: clear; barometer 30 07 .
temperature Sc; all rightf
STEAMER W. S. PoRTER-From juneau for
San Francisco; Sept II. S D. m 974 miles
from San Francisco; light northwest wind:
small sea
STEAMER CITY OF PUEBLA-Hence Sent. 13
for Puget sound ports: Sept. H. S D. M 52
miles north of Cape Blanco: weather fopgv.
light northwest wind; barometer 30 04; tenn
perature SO.
STEAMER STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-1s miles
north of Point Reyes S p. M; moderate north.
west wind. smooth: weather overcast and
hazy; barometer &c. o..
STEAMER NoRWooD-Hence Sept. Is for Grays
Harbor: Sept. 10. 3 p. M. ? miles north of
Point Bonita; light westerly wind smooth sea !;
hazy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
Change of Masters

Steamer 6. C. Lindauer. late master Andrew
Anderson present master Otto Sandman
LICENSES
rolled.
Steamer -Four Sisters. D. L. Larkin master re-
uewcL
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
Exports for southern Coast
Notice to Mariners

The following affects the aids to navigation in
the seventeenth lighthouse district
Oregon and Washington, Columbia river en-
trance-Buoys moved September as follows:
South channel bell buoy, G., in 1O2 feet of
water: North Head lighthouse. "a deg true IN
5-i6 e. mag.l; Cape Disappointment lighthouse
~ deg. 80 min. trne (N. by f. 1915 e. mag.) !;
Point Adams unused lighthouse, III deg true
(NE by N mag.)
South channel outer buoy, S c., first class
nun, in 12 feet of water-North Head light
mouse, Il deg 30 min. true IN. 1-16 ". magD :;
cape Disappointment lighthouse, 43 deg. true
IN: by %. Is +. mag.l: Point Adams unused
lighthouse. Jos deg. true (E. q n. mag.D
Clatsop spit buoy ,. first class nun. in 33 feet
OF water-North Head lighthouse. 10 deg. true
IN 9s w. mag; Point Adams unused light
house, ia deg. 30 min. true tE. Il S. smag.).
Clatsop spit buoy Jetty III s first class can
in p feet of water-North Head lighthouse s
deg. true IN. by W. ZIG W. mag); Cape
Disappointment lighthouse. 20 deg. so min true
n. 11-16 E. mag.); Point Adams unused light
house 116 deg 80 min.s true (E. * s. mag.)
L. H. B. List of Buoys, etc.. Pacific coast
1905 page 56.
Oregon and Washington, Columbia river-On
account of the fail fishing season from Septem-
ber 10 to October 10 the following lights Will be
in operation between those dates: Jetty sands
range, Peacock spit range, Republic spit range
Sand island. Fort Columbia wharf.
l.. II. B. list of Buoys etc., Pacific coast
1908, pages 81 5S and 80.
By order of the bureau of lighthouses.
]. NJ. ELLICQTT,
Commander L. s. N. Inspector.
Office of inspector seventeenth lighthouse dis
trct Portland, Ore, September 10, 1910.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16
L. 5. Branch RydrogrnpLIc ofTice

=. > DIaHch hydrORrnpllc Office
branch OF the United States hvdroersnhic
office. located IN the Merchants Exchapve IS
maintained IN SAP Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners, without regard 10 nationality and free
Of expense. Navigators are eordis IIv ,nv5ta5 -
visit the Office. where complete sets OF charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kent At
hand lcr comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
saroing Lights. dangers TO navigation and mat
tiers Of interest 10 ocean commerce.
J. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. e. S. n In charre