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The Washington herald., 1910-12-03
INSURRECTOS FILL
JAILS OF MEXICO
Continued from rage One.

prietOr OF the paper has been held un-
der charges of fomenting trouble through
his newspaper, and is now in Belem,
Two bandits were shot dead in fierce
hand-to-hand hattie with the employees
OF the Hacienda Santa Rosa, near Pue-
bla, to-day. Ten mounted bandits. heavily
armed, attacked the hacienda about mid
night. and the manager Of the ranch inn
mediately armed his employees and led
them Ia the defense. So effective was
their fire that the bandits were forced TO
flee. leaving two OF their number dead
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03
PHILIPPINE OUTLAWS TAKEN.
-Four Wanted for Massacre Held by
Army Captain.

New York. Dee. "A cable dispatch
received in this city to-day from Fam
boanga, in the Philippines. reported the
capture of four of the outlaws who a
month ago massacred some American
planters ar Davao Gulf, in MindanaO.
Three outlaws We're killed in the fight in
which these We're captured. one OF the
killed being a datto.
The capture OF the outlaws, according
to this cable dispatch. was made by Capt.
c. B. Humphreys, of the Twenty-second
Infantry. Capt. Humphreys was a men,
Der of the West Point football team IN
1886 and 1897. and has distinguished him
self by his fighting qualities on several
occasions.
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MONTHS BODY ON SHIP.
Impressive Service at Berlin for
Late Chilean President.

Berlin. Dec. 1.-The Kaiser arranged a
remarkably impressive funeral to-day
for Pedro MOntt. the late President OF
Chile, who died here last August The
body has been lying in a vault in St
HedWig's Catholic Church since the death
OF the former President. awaiting the ar
rival Of the Chilean war ship Blanca
Encalada.
The body was conveyed from the
church this afternoon TO the Lehrter
railway station with an imposing escort
OF 5000 troops. The Encalada. with the
remains aboard, wifi sail from Bremen
tomorrow. Mr. Hill. the American AM
bassador, and the members OF the for
eign diplomatic corps attended the
funeral service.
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DE-. Henry Hntchinson.

Algiers. Dec. DIR. Henry Hutchin-
son, of St Paul. MINI, died suddenly at
the Hotel Mustapha Superior IN this city
yesterday
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OBITUARY.
chief Justice Figueras.

san Juan, Porto Rico, Dec, 2,-Jose NJ.
Figueras. chief justice of the Supreme
Court. died to-day.
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John II. Anderson.

Charleston, W. Va. Dec. 2.-Ex-Rep-
resentaive John p. Anderson died at
his home at Redwood to-day. His son.
F. II. Anderson. is a memberelect OF the
next West Virginia legislature
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New York, Dec, William D. Veeder,
Brooklyn lawyer. who had served as
Representative and surrogate. died this
morning OF heart failure at his home, 162
Remsen street. in his seyenty-sixth year
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Rev. G NJ Williams.

Richmond. Va. Dec. fright Rev
Claiming Moore Williams, former Episco-
pal bishop OF Japan, died to-day, after
an illness CT two years. aged eighty-twO.
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Mount Vernon Hive, L. o. T. NJ, and
Rathbone Temple. Pythian Sisters, No. /,
held semi-monthly meetings last night
al Pythian Temple
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william p. Letehworth.

New York, Dec. William Pryor
Letchworth, who gave to the state OF
New York his 1.OO0-aere park home. Glen
Iris. near Portage. on the Genesee River,
died there last evening In his eighty
eighth year
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JuIius e. French.

Cleveland. Dec. Julius e French,
CT New York. head OF the Railway Steel
Springs Company. and members of the
board OF directors OF the American Loco
motive Company, and largely interested
in other enterprises, died to-day at the
home OF Lis daughter. Mrs. H. X. Dew
ereaux. aged seventy-three years. He was
recently operated on for stomach trouble
at Rochester. MINI. and came here last
Saturday in improved health. it was
thought,
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UNITED STATES COLLEGE OF
VETERINARY SURGEONS.

Do NV WASHINGTON. D. c.
Rated Class ga" by L. :. Government.
SEVENTEENTH SESSION OPENS SEPT. Is. 1910
Large hospital and clinic New building and com
pletey equipped operating and clinical rooms BAG
THEOLOGICAL. pathological and clinical laboratories
and lecture rooms. Everything complete.
WRITE FOR CATALOG.
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Gravesend. England. Dec. Awhile
coaling ship to-day a petty officer Of the
American battle ship Minnesota fell over
board and struck a lighter which was
lying beside the war ship. He was killed.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03

A motorcycle driven hy petrOleun was invented in
ISL
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03

Parisians consume AS 500 900 pounds Of meat each
year. exclusive u poultry and game.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
FARMERS ARE WARNED
AGAINST LAND PROMOTERS
Conditions in SinaIoa, Mexico,
Hard for Foreigners

In transmitting the following report
Consul W. z. Alger of Mazatlan Mex.
warns American farmers against being
lured by promises of comfortable
homes and fortunes in tropical lands
without fully investigating the bases
OF such promises:
Any man not accustomed to the labor,
the climate. and the language would
be hopelessly lost when meeting en-
tirely new and strange conditions, such
a IS actually exist In Sinaloa- Neverthe-
less, colonization and land companies
are inducing settlers to sell all they
possess in the United States to take up
small farms of from 100 to 200 acres
here. assuring them that they have
comfortable homes and soon become
rich.
Before investing in any foreign coun-
try one should make careful investi-
CATION and become satisfied that prom
ises made are capa bic of fulfillment;
that conditions are as stated: that
labor can be had at prices mentioned:
that the amount of rainfall is as
claimed; that transportation can be
had. AMI that markets for produce
raised really exist. 1t must also be
borne in mind that for at least the
first few years one must be prepared
to rough ii; that there is no society;
that there are no schools for the edu-
cation of children that many hardships
must be endured. that a knowledge of
the language must be acquired, and
that capital is an absolute necessity
To overcome these obstacles one must
have health and youth; otherwise fall
ure is sure.
The man visiting this country for
the purpose of investigating conditions
before making an investment should
remember that the representative of
the land company has but one aim
that is to sell land. II the investor
is successful later he will serve Is
proof OF statements made as to op-
portunfty for making the fortune Of
fered: If the investor fails he will
naturally be anxious to unload realize
what he may, and get away. There
fore one coming to investigate should
believe what he sees and not what he
may hear.
1t is not asserted that opportunities
do not present themselves here: that
money can not be made. but that an
investigation should always precede n
investment. In any case it can be as
serted that difficulties may be ex-
pected, and that hard work will be a
requisite to success.
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NEW SYSTEM ADOPTED
FOR A MON0RAIL CAR

Consul Thomas II. Norton of Chem
nitz furnishes the following informa-
tion concerning new monorail ear.
perfected and patented by a Belgian
engineer.
An essential feature OF this new sys-
TEN, the isopedin, is the use OF two
forms Nof wheels as mobile supports of
car. Two or more strong, heavy
wheels in a tandem sequence directly
under the axis of the car are con-
structed with the proper hanges so as
to run upon a monorail. and two addi-
tional wheels, larger but lighter. one on
each side of the car at the extremity OF
an axle The first series supports the
load almost entirely, and are directly
coupled with the motive power. as well
as subject to the action OF the brakes:
the second pair OF wheels serve simply
to maintain equilibrium, carrying but
fraction of the load. the effects OF any
unevenness of the ground over winch
they move being communicated in very
slight degree 10 the framework of the
car
The advantage in this new system Is
in the cheapness OF construction. dis
pensing with the syroseope attachment
and with Its motor. airpump. alright
inclosure. etc, There is also saving in
weight.
The essential principle of. the new
system has been promptly recognized as
available for automobile construction.
The first trials of such an automobile
took place at Berlin in March and were
thoroughly satisfactory. The trial ve
hicle has two seats and is supported on
two strong wheels. one before the
other BY a simple mechanism two
light wheels. one on either side, can be
lowered at will so as to run even on the
ground with the main pair OF wheels.
while being in firm but elastic connee-
ton with the body of the car. The
supplement tary pair of wheels Is Of man
ifest assistance in starting and stop
ping as well as when passing over
slippery places. While in motion the
car is not unlike a motor cycle. It's
advantages over the latter are the com
Portable seat. the accommodation OF
more than one person. the arrange
ments for baggage and the ease in start
ing or stopping. In comparison with
the prevalent types of automobiles. and
more particularly runabouts. there is a
vast economy in cost of construction. in
cost OF running and in wear and tear.
while the vehicle can pass through mar
row places and over paths totally mac
cessible to the four wheeled vehicle.
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Ne,r YorI. Metnl ,Inrket

NEW YORK. July 2l.-standard copper firm:
spot and July. l1.STia a - 25c: August. 1900
l2-25c. September I195nl2- -30c: October ia
1900. Arrivals reported al New York 2s3 tons
Custom house returns showed exports Of JOG
tons. making l3.S46 50 far This month London.
steady; spot. E55 is 3D.; futures. E55 13s cd.
lake copper. y % L q l26T isc; electrolytle.
l2-25fi l25Gc- casting. L. I2la n % pc. Local
dealers report q very firm market. owing 10
runlofs u reduced production.
Itn-Spot. firm; futures. steady. Spot and
July. 53N 54c; August. 327J033c: September
snd October. 32.59N25c. London. firm: SPOT.
tl4A Jos. and futures. $50 I2s Cd
lead-Sfeady. I. f5c bid. New York. 427IS a
z-'is'@. East ST. Louis. London-Spot E1k lis Sd
Speiter- steady: 5.J0N5. .60c New York aud
ASA 0jc East ST. Louis
London Spelter unehs nced
Iron lereland warrants 49c IIsd in Iopdo,
LacsiiT iron was unchanged. No foundry
northern 6.5ea 1910: No. .. Sl6MI625: No
southern $l6Z5 a 1913: No. ! southern soft
Sl6ni6-25.
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Eastern Livestock Market
CHICAGO


CHICAGO. JulX 21.-Cattlc-Receipts esd
msfed ~ 700: market stesdy TO shade of
BeeVes. S5aS.40: Texas steers. 81. .6005. 20;
western steers. S5M690; stOckers and feeders.
S4-led6.4O: cows and hefers. S2.e5@G60;
calves. S8-75as
Hocs-Receipts estimated at 1900: market
SLOW. mostly Zoe up. Light. ss.6oG9; mixed,
Sld- good 10 choice heavy. SS.15mS65: pigs.
81 59s.U5' bulk II sales. $3.50 $50.
obeep-Receipts estimated NJ $1,000: market
steady 10 strong Native S2.G06l 4-23: western,
$50 q 40 yeEriiugs. S4NJ: lambs, native.
$4-oo9 -; western 81 .25@7.25.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. No. July 21.-Catfle-Re-
- S5QS; cows and hefers s.. 6046.T5; stock
ers and feeders. s. -40G6 bulls. S3G4 90; calves.
$500 $50; western steers. S4.75d7.2j; western
COWS. S2.75d5.
Hogs Receipts 5000: market 5c-higher. Bulk
Of sales SS-55 q SO: heavy SS.3e6I 80: pack
eis aad butchers. $50 SO; light. IS coo -.
Sheep-Recepts. 0fO: market Zoe higher.
Auttons- $500 4.50; lambs. S. % a 7.25; fed
wethers and yearlings. So 1915; fed western
ewes. S3.25Ms.25.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOtTH OMAHA. July 2l.-Cattle- Receipts
500; market active and stronger. Native
Steers. S4.15QT.T5: cows and heifers Sc. 25d
a-I5; western steers. S35006.2j; cows and heif-
ers- So - q 49,: Gamers. s. J067 %: stOckers
aud feeders. s.. .z5d5.75; calves. s4G7; bulls
stag>. etc. 3.2505.25
Hogs Receipts. 1900. market 5diOc higher
Heavy. $. .loNS.sJ; mixed s.. 20a ;. 40: light
qS.5o
sheep Receipts 9.3o0: market lo@l5c higher
earrings. S+M5.i0. wethers 81 2564. ewes
S-.3uet3. 65i lambs SO. j6l7.I5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
METAL FORKS EATEN
BY INSANE PATIENT

Doctor Rohmer recently reported.
says the Hospital. to the medical society
the case of a lunatic from whose
stomach he had removed by gastrotomy
the handles of % white metal forks.
The patient. who was employed in the
kitchen. complained that for a couple
of weeks he had been troubled with In
digestion and abdominal pain. He adj
mitted that he had during period of
about six months swallowed five or six
forks unknown to the warders. Radi-
ography showed the presence of four
or five shadows in the epigastric region
which resembled those cast by the
handles of forks or spoons The foreign
bodies were successfully removed and
weighed together about IA ounces. The
atfent has been cured.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEN YORK. July 2l--HUtton's wire >ssys:
Ahe market tendency dull. with interest
gradually turning 10 the new crop options. The
public las not entered the market yet only in
small way. bur for the last few days some In
terest has becn shown by western operators who
nave been successful the bull side Of grain
Snu VINO believe that the cotton crop can not
iurn OUT large one on account Of freakiSh''
Wearher ali over the country. Europe also has
made rather liberal purchases OF the fall deliv-
cries under ihe stimulus Of brilliant trade out
look snl the theory that 13c is cheap enough for
l5-|oo.0o0 70 1900. .00O bale crop tile coming
season. A. it IS recognized that anything short of
rhese figures would fail 10 meet the worlds con
siantir growing requirements
Lne poor crop reports causing apprehen-
sion h5 snnners and they show a disposition to
absorb al offerings Of new crop on scale
down
spot closed quiet. 10 points down. Middling
uplands. l6c; midGling gulf 1e-25c. Sales 10
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SYNOPSIS or WEATHER. CONDITIONS

Cloudy and threatening weather prevails over
the mountain region of southern California and
the valley Of the Colorado and light showers
have fallen in those regions. Elsewhere on the
Pacific slope fair weather prevails. Light rains
have also fallen in wyoming. Generally cloudy
weather prevails over the lake region and sonth
Atlantic coast and fair weather over the Mis-
sissippi valley. Rain has fallen in Florida and
on the North Carolina coast. Warm weather
continues In the interior of California and the
temperature changes have been slight most
of the country. The humidity at Red Bluff Is
25 per cent and at Fresno Is per cent. Condi
tions are favorable for fair weather In northern
California Friday. except fog along the coast
and unsettled and threatening weather in the
mountains OF southern California.
Forecast for 80 hours ending midnight, Fri
day, July %
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Friday. with
fog In the morning.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Friday; light north
west wind.
Sacramento vallcy-Fair Friday: light south
wind
wind.
California. south of Tehachapi-cloudy and
threatening Friday. with thunder storms in the
mountains: light west wind.
6. II. WILSON. Local Forecssfer
Temporarily In change.
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Special Dispdtch 10 The Call

l0PcCidt l1lSpdtCH 10 nc I all
EUREKA, July 21.-After dischargins so tons
the southerns Humboldt coast. for the new foo
signal station and lighthouse at Point Gorda. the
steam schooner Fulton arrived from San Fran
cisco AT IL 80 O'Clock last night. The Fulton win
load lumber here for San Francisco and will com.
piete Its cargo. with a shipment of tan bark at
Acting upon teegraphic advices from Wesley
Moore, acting British consul at San Francisco
United States Commander Henry L. Ford this
morning issued warrants for the arrest of August
Johansen. Hans Bryan and j. Frolich charged
with deserting the British ship Glenesk now in
this port. At noon today Johansen was taken
into custody and locked up at the city jaii
have Bryan and Frolich in custody tonight as
both men are believed to be In this city.
Captain Jensen Of the American barkentine
James Johnson, which has arrived from San
Francisco. reports that he made the trip up the
coast with about as small crew as ii would he
possible to navigate vessel with, even though
the Victim of wholesale desertion just before Ii
was leaving San Francisco AS result of the
crew deserving the vessel made the trip to this
city with crew consisting of captain mate
carpenter. cabin boy and cook
Today the new steamer Chief recently launched
and completed forkCaptan Roland Barker. owner
of the steamer Peerless, was given its first trial
trip about the bsy. The steamer was taken from
eruised back to the foundry. The trip proved
satisfactory. The Chief will be operated to
Rogue river and nearby points while not engaged
The Pacifc maritime builders federation closed
three DAY convention In this city this evening
when mass meeting was held in Union Labor
hall. Several of the local union, men addressed
the meeting: The next annual convention will
be held at Vancouver about this time next wear.
At 10:45 a. m. today the steam schooner iaoua
departed for San Francisco with redwood lumber
from Arcata and livestock from this CITY
Bound for San Pedro with lumber loaded AT
Fields landing. the steam schooner San Pedro
crossed out shortly afternoon today
North Pacific steamship company's steamer
A. kilburn departed for San Francisco this aft
ernoon at O'Clock with freight mail and pas
sengers.
Steam schooner Acme is due here late this
evening from San Francisco with mail and
freight 1t will load lumber at Arcata for the
return trip. -
steamer State of California win arrive from
passengers.
Los ANGELES, July 21.-Arriyed-steamers
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ber and October. &c: November. 7.o5c: Decem-
ber- lee; January. Z. l4c: February. Z. Ice;
Aench. T-lSc; April. 7.I0c: May 7-30c; June,
T.25c.
Spot coffee, steady: Rio No = SIZE Santos
10 = asse. Mild coffee, steady: COrdova, lOG
12Lc
Butter Stoader unchanged.
Nheese-Sieady. unchanged.
Ecgs-Firln. fresh gathered extra hrsts. 2od
= &c; do hrstS Is n i9c. do seconds, l6GlEc-
DRIED FRUITS
EFaporated Appies-Cuiet. steady. Spot fancy
aeas n II iec choice. 52M9c; prime, ~ q Sc;
= common 10 fair. 6N634c.
Prunes-Firm on the small stocks, but trading
i quiet. quotations ~ nging from 3M95.c for
Cslif@nias up TO 50-40s and 4i4@91ic for Ore
Sons.
Apricots-Quiet firm. Choice $50 lOkc; ex-
fra choice. l0i dl1c; fancy. Ioat nl2hc.
Peaches-Quiet, unchanged. Choice. 6lz M6Mc:
extra choice. 70Tikc; fancy. A@7Ikc
Raisins-Duil and festureless. Loose musca-
tells SIS 05H4c. cheice 10 fancy seeded 42t a
eac; seedless, 3M Axe; London layers, 81 20
M1.25.
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Exports for the North

The steamer City of Puebla sailed for Victoria
Tuesday with cargo consigned TO the port Of
destination aud 10 other British American cities
valued At S25.3G4 and including the following:
IS. $50 lbs and 80 bxS dried fruit 20 10 lbS
and 30 bXs raisins. G2S pkGs fresh fruits 12O
pkcs vegetables 40 pkgs potatoes I69 pkcs
onions. 6.6o5 lbs beans. .339 los nuts 455 cs
canned goods. 400 lbs and 600 cs meals. 5aS lbs
chocolate 240 lbs coffee. 4f2 lbs cheese 200 lhe
lea. 200 600 lbs salt. S2S gals aud Is cs wine
I2S pkgs wagon material 365 =. JOG bbs and
Is half bbls salmon; I52 bbls asphalt - rolls
roofing pkgs paints 33 pkgs electrical goods
l-1G3 lbs bluestone. - fuse. 271J lbs tin
plate. Il cyls gas, IL pkgs and ] lot machinery.
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Los Angels Produce Ararke
TSpeoiol Dispoich 10 The Gail

L-F-tI--- = FlfNl 70 It ANlt
les ANGELES. July 2i.-Eggs declined 2c q
dozen today on TIE produce exchange. Candled
nrsi> are quoted AT 3Sc. Potatoes are in demand
ana are seiing * high as $I.G0 per ell. Butter
and cheese are steady.
Receipts OF produce we're: Eggs, $50 cases;
butter. 42-Sf2 pounds; cheese 38 703 pounds: po
tatoSs. 2 .3ll sacks.
Nueese per lbl-NoFthern fresh. lie: eastern
II lns IS 2c, cheddars. 50c; longhorn. 19d zoe F,
DAISY, lsG l9 &c, Swiss. imported. SOC: Swiss,
domestic 23Q 26c; brick cream lsc
Butter iper lbl-Creamery extras 81 55c: frsts,
soc; ladle butter re: cooking hutier y6c
Eggs per doZl-LOcal ranch candled. irsts.
S6c; case count. 29c; eastern fresh, 2Sc; storage
-tNtrss PC.
Beans ,por ctl-No. ] pink S72j; No, ! lima.
- -; Lady Washington. ss75d5: small white,
Ills. s..
-'otstoes-New potatoes. SI35dl-60 per ctl
ana 5oaeoc lug box; sweets 6@7c per ID.
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SCHOONER STREWS
SEAS With CANVAS
Forest Home Loses Many Sails
During Voyage From New
castle, Australia

HE schooner For
est Home, Captain
Matisen, which ar
rived here yester-
day rs days from
n e w c a s t e, Aus
tralia, left a trail
Of canvas ra gs all
the way across the
Pacific. The schoon-
er brought 1.135
tons of coal TO
Hind, Rolph & Co.
In a heavy south
easter encountered
May 9 the jib. fore
sail and nlizzensail
were blown into
ra gs. A new main
sail was bent and
If lacted iuet civ
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BY United wireless

Thursday, July 21
STEAMER MANN SMITH. from San Francisco
for Coos bay July 10, 9 D. m.-July 20. s
p. NJ, passed Cape Mendocino; light northwest
wind and hazy; all well.
STEAMER CITY OF PUEBLA. from San Fran.
cisco for Seattle July 19, . p. m.-JuIy 90
D. m. 4S miles north of Cape Mendocipo:
calm; moderate northwest swell: sky hazy :
barometer. 30.06 temperature. so; all we'll
STEAMER KLAMATH, from San Francisco for
Portland July 10. p. m.-July 20 a. M
10 miles southwest Of Point Gorda; weather
foggy and calm: smooth: all well
STEAMER SANTA MARIA, from San Luis for
Seattle July IL. 6:35 p. m.--Iuly 30. a. m
36 miles north of Cape Blanco; light northerly
breeze: small sea; light fog; all we'll.
STEAMER wAsHTENAw, from oIeum for San
Luis July 21. 80 q. m.-July 81, a. M.
on Pigeon point.
STEAMER CHIYo MARU from San Francisco
for orient July 10, D. m.-July 20. midnight
4T5 miles from San Francisco; fine weather; /;
all we'll
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London Wool Market

LONDON. July 21.-The Offering Of the wool
suction sales today numbered J. 4se bales Com
petition WAS spirited and fbe prices paid for
me greasy merinOs and crossbreds were the
best II the series. but heavy sorts remained r.
regular. cape of Good Hope and Natal wool
was frmer.
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Notice to Mariners

Ofhce of United States lighthouse inspector,
Twelfth district, Si3 Mutual savings bank
building. 7o4 Market street. San Francisco. July
SAN DIEGO ENTRANCE Cal.-Notice is here
by given that the intensity of outside bar gas
buoy No. 3, S. D., was increased July 1s 1910,
by changing from a Pintsch gas buoy TO an.
scetylene gas buoy without change in charae-
teristic OF Light. J.. H. B. List Of Lights. etc.
Pacific coast, 1909. p. IA. No. la L. Fl. B.
List Of Buoys efc.. Pacific coast. 1908 .. 13
SAN DIEGO BAY Cal.-KStice is also given
that San Diego bay buoy HIS, first class nun,
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II. Louis Wool Market

=. Ions July 21-Nool. stcsdr: medium
grades eombing and clothing. 22a23lae: light
hnc. lT@lsc; heavy fine. l3al4c; tub washed
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marking the southwesterly side of the cut at the
upper end of middle ground half way from Bal.
last point TO La Playa, heretofore reported
adrift, was replaced July 10. 1910. L. II. B.
List of Buoys. etc, Pacific coast, 1908, p. IA.
By order Of the bureau of lighthouses.
w. g. MILLER Commander. L. S. NJ,
Inspector Twelfth lighthouse district.
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STATE BANKS LICENSED-Two new state
banks were granted licenses by the superinten-
dent of banks yesterday. They are the Bank
~of Lankershini. at Lankershim- with capital
Of $4,000. and the Owens Valley bank, at
Bishop, capital $25,00V.