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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-25
LocaI Notice to Mariners

Hawaiian islands-Maui island, northerly shore.
easterly side of Kahulni harbor. Pauwela point
light station to be established. On or about
August 90 1910. fixed white lens lantern light
about 165 feet above high water and 4G feet
above the ground win be established at Pauwela
point, the northerly shore of the easterly por-
tion OF the island of Maui. 7. H.. easterly side
of the entrance TO Kahului hsrbor The light
will be shown from open wooden tower paint
ed white. surmounting a white. framed keep
er's dwelling having red roof and lead colored
trimmings. The light will be visible from II
degrees IL minutes true 80 degrees so minutes
magneticl TO go degrees 35 minutes true (260
degrees minutes magnetic) from vessel pass
ing clockwise around the light. In clear weather
the light should be visible about nine miles, the
Observers eye being Is feet above level. Ac-
cording TO chart 400 c. & G. S.. the light will
be situated on the point of land between Maliko
and Puniawa, nearest TO Puniawa.
15e approximate geographic position of this
light, taken from Hawaii territoG survey
map. 1903. will be: Latitude. north 20 deg4es
Sc minutes so seconds; longitude, west. 156 de
grees 19 minutes so seconds. Magnetic declina-
ticn is assumed TO be 10 degrees 26 minutes east
Annual increase, l minute.
L. H. B. List of Lights. etc, Pacific coast.
1909. page 50 L. II. B. List of Buoys, ETC..
twelfth subdstrict. 1909 page IA
BY order of the Lighthouse bureau.
Y. s. HOUSTON. lieutenant commander Il. s.
N. assistant TO the inspector, twelfth lighthouse
district.
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By nfted Wireless

Wednesday, August "a.
STEAMER UMATILLA-From San Francisco for
Nome; Aug. D. p. M, 253 miles from San
Francisco; strong northwest wind; light north
west swell.
STEAMER KoREA-From San Francisco for
Hongkong via Honolulu; Aug. %, S p. m, 81
miles from Mghtship.
BRITISH STEAMER PECTAN-From Port San
Luis for Tocopilla; Aug. %, p. m, sos miles
out; calm; foggy; barometer 29.9s; temper
sture -
STEAMER J. A. cHANsLoR-From Gaviota for
Astoria; Aug. %, S p. M. % miles north of
Cape Mendocino; very heavy sea.
STEAMER RoSEcRANS-From Kaanapali for
Gaviota; Aug. %, p. m, % miles from Mon
terey; overcast; moderate swell; light breeze.
STEAMER QUEEN-Hence Aug. % for Puget
sound: Aug. "a, lo:45 a. M, 46 miles north of
Cape Mendocino hazy; light west wind; small
sea; met tug Hercules with log raft in tow
from Astoria for San Diego.
STEAMER WATSoN-Hence Aug. "a for Seattle;
Aug. d. p m, of Point Reyes Z miles
north of Point Reyes bark R. P. Rithet
from Honolulu for San Francisco; wishes to be
reported.
STEAMER wAsHTEEAw-Aug "a 7:3o p. m,
I5O miles north of Point Arena; light south
east breeze; thick fog; barometer 29-s4; tenn
perature "a.
u. S. STEAMER McCULLoCH-Aug. "a. . m.
u miles of Point Arena, hence today, for
cruise; light breeze; thick fog; smooth.
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Coffon Goods Markef

The Textile Manufacturers Journal Of New
York. IN its issue OF August 20 had a number
Of interviews with prominent New England cot
ton goods manufacturers, who declare their be-
lief in higher prices for cotton goods. based on
rhe probability Of continued high prices for raw
cotton and uni likelihood Of any reduction in OF
eratives' wages. These manufacturers declare
their anxiety 70 see a radical decline in the
staple. but have abandoned hope Of buying new
crop cotton below I3e. which is the top basis on
which goods have been sold
According TO returns 10 this publication the
curfailmeut in New England during the last six
weeks has averaged 80 per cent. while the out
look is for more radical shutdowns during the
next two weeks. According 10 current figures
received from representatives Of ll000. 600 spin
dies u New England the present curtafment
ranges from 80 to 65 per cent. Offers are being
received by buyers 10 place orders on basis of
= cent cotton. while manufacturers find il in
creasingly difficult 10 buy cotton al 16c. Ac-
cumulations among New England mills are de-
clsred 10 be practically negligible.
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control the Phoenix. sighted the Phoe-
nix bottom up and abandoned off Del
mar landing August is and towed IL
into San Francisco bay, assisted by the
tug Pilot.
A. Henrikson. master of the Sea Foam,
alleges that his vessel has been put to
anime the Phoenix, $500 for righting
and pumping her out and $3.50 for the
assistance OF the tug Pilot. He asks
the payment of these expenses, the yes
United States Marshal c. T. Elliott
who has had charge of the Phoenix
since the libel was filed upon her, has
granted permission to take the vessel
All attempts to turn her right side up
a Mission wharf No. 2 have been fruit
less despite the efforts Of riggers and
the many helpful suggestions yester-
the vessel.
LurIine Sails for Honolulu
TIE Matson navigation companys
steamer Lurline, which sailed yeSter
day for Honolulu and Kanului, carried
about 1000 tons of freight and a large
steamer that has sailed from here for
the last six months has carried among
the passengers at least one bridal
couple. The Lurline was no exception.
H. D. Porter and wife are the honey
moon pair on the Iurline. Porter is
the son of Woodlands leading banker.
In addition to 1000 tons of general
merchandise the Lurline carried 80 head
of stock, Is monkeys and two sheep
dogs. The monkeys are going TO Molo-
kai to be martyrs in the cause of
science. They are being sent down by
the United States government to the
where specialists are making a study
of leprosy with view to its preven-
ton and cure. The part the monkeys
will play in this work will be import
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GOVERNMENT CHECKS
INVENTIVE GENIUS
Uncle Sam Passes Law Discour-
aging to His Employees

Lest government employees should
forget and invent something that would
expedite the performance of their du-
ties and save money for the United
States, the postal department at Wash
ington has sent out to the local ofice
a copy of the act of congress. approved
June 25, in which 1t is expressly stipu-
lated that no government employe can
receive any compensation for anything
that he invents for use by the govern
ment.
Neither can any person to whom a
government employe assigns a patent
be benefited by it, If the patent is en-
ployed by the United States.
Any citizen not in the governm ment
service may receive ample compensa-
ton for anything he may invent for
use by the government.
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WITNESS JAILED FOR
CONTEMPT OF COURT
Mother Has Mysteries at Sight
of Slain Youths Clothes

The preliminary examination Of
Pietro and Vincenzo Padonia. charged
with the murder OF Mario Ballestro at
Fisherman's wharf on August 4, was
commenced before Police Judge Conlan
yesterday.
One of the witnesses for the prose-
cution was Dominic Cresce, and when
he took the stand it was seen that he
was under the influence of liquor. The
judge ordered him into custory for con-
tempt of court to appear for sentence
this morning.
When the clothing of the murdered
youth was displayed in evidence his
mother, who was in court, became hys-
terical, and was led out by a bailifs
The hearing will be resumed today
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Los Angeles Produce Market
tSpecIol Dispatch 10 The CoU1


Los ANGELES. Aug. pa decline in i'm
11ir, 1iseo Swiss cheese and 25c fron in No
6HA 5H peans were the only changes in produce
eeinSs Potatoes were frmer. with light re-
Receipts were-Eggs. 2es cases. hutter. % Gao
s,lEos ssStea cheese ABA pounds. potatoes sS7
s.ss- Unions, s. sacks: sweet potatoes aSI
sacks apples $50 boxes 0
- KS tper doz)-LocaI ranch eandled. SIC:
~ count buying price. 33c: eastern fresh 3ac:
ono. ot storage extras 27c; eastern storage sec
Butter 1per lhN-California creamery extras
90 nFsts sic; cooking. 25c ladle 25c
t-eese 'per lb)-Norrhern fresh l76I7I5c:
lsrge anchor. 1sc; Oregon daisy 1slsc. singles
iaieeee: s eastern twins. lsl5c; eastern daisies.
oars 1920; imported Swiss. 2eGS0c: isek.
IN, IN Domestic Swiss, 22a24c: cream brick. Ice:
11--olieer' lsc; requefort, 3Sc; edam SIS so:
canadian cream box 81
,,s Dsahs tper ctl-No. 1 pinks. 81: No. l
1i'lss, @ %; No. ! Lady Washington. $3.50: No.
eLnsII Whites, S4,75; No. l blackeyes. Se: No.
e1iLEshsss, $40; No. ] California lentfls
l,.9 aI1S5oeS 8 ,per ctll-Bighlands. s1-40@I. so:
reds 2i9c ID. '
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Another PLASTER
PLACED ON DERELICT
Captain of Sea Foam LibeIs Cap
sized Phoenix to Protect
Claim for Salvage

7 top of the libel
filed a against the
unfortunate steam
er Phoenix Tues
day by the Pacific
Goa st coal COM
pany for a cargo
of coal lost when
the vessel blew up
off Point Arena
August 13. the yes
sci was sued for
salvage yesterday
by the ma ster of
the steam schoon-
er Sea Foam on
behalf of himself
and crew. The Sea
Foam. which is
owned chiefly by
the interests that
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RuiIdtnS Contracts

Helena Macdonald with e. G. Deselkamp--
Erection and construction Of brick dwelling at
Sw corner OF Union and Broderick streets. 3
s7:6 by W 1913: s6. 500.
Silvestro Cacciarf with Western building com
pany-Raising and altering Of one story aud
basement frame building in line OF Minna
street 2s5 y OF Fifteenth. 30xS0; 81 .249.
Luciano and Manuel Luaiza with George O.
Erfght-To erect one story and basement cot
tage in NE line Of Hudson avenue eighth ave-
nue South. so NV OF Lane q. SOUTH, NV 30
by NE 100; 81 200.
Edna B. Larsen with Walker. Kingsland Co
TO erect a one and a half story and basement
building In fne Of Twelfth avenue between VI
and T. streets. Sunset; 81. 700.
Laura z. and Richard PAIL with j. I, Nitro
vich. Al A. Laib and the Turner company-Car-
pentry painting. plastering- Hbing. sewering
and heating for three story brick building (apart
ments) in " line Of Hyde street. 1f1;6 OF
Post y % BY W $50; $2O.679.
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Notice to Mariners

Office of United States lighthouse inspector,
eighteenth district, San Francisco. August
"A, 1910.
San Francisco bay. Cal.--Notice is hereby given
that AZ fathom gas buoy, easterly Of Pacific
Mail steamship wharf. San Francisco bay, Cal,
found extinguished. was relighted August %
L. II. B. List of Buoys, etc, Pacific coast, 1908,
page 25.
By order of the bureau of lighthouses.
". G. MILLER, commander. L. S. N, in
spector eighteenth Lighthouse district.
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St Louis wool yIorkef.

ST LOUIS. Aug. Wool-ouiet Medium
grades. comblng and clothing. 23@241sc; light
hne. 1e02lc; heavy fine, l5@17c; tub washed,
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

PORTLAND, Aug. 24.-The steamer Roanoke
Captain Dunham. sailed tonight for San Diego
By way of San Francisco and San Pedro This
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Private Wire-New York, Chicago
Western Union Code.
J. G. WILSON
MEMRER

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
THE STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO
Nafe ONCE, Mills Bldg, Sam Francisco
Branch Oftices-Paiace Hotel (malA
corrfdor), San Francisco Hotel Alex
andria, Los Angeles, Cal.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES winthrop q
Co., New York. Chicago London and
Paris.
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Branch Photographic Office, San Francisco. Cal.
August q. 1910.
Captain Bourdn Of the French bark Bourbaki
reports to this office that May 30. in latitude
south "a degrees 05 minutes. longitude west Isl
degrees so minutes, he sailed for a distance of 10
miles through pieces of lumber about % feet
long 10 inches wide by 3 inches thick.
j. {. BURNETT, Lieut., u. S. N, in Charge
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The Lurline's passengers included:
F: A Cummings Brother Eugene
Mrs. A. R. Gurney T J. King
Mrs. H. r. Gurney H. W. Knudson
Miss X. Zimmerman Mr.. and Mrs. T. K
Miss z. sassEi Mr.. and Mrs. A E.
Miss s Crockett Beard
c. A. simpson F. A. Templeton, wife
Lieutenant II. B. Rob and child
inson. [. s A. Sam Derrick, wife and
Mrs. J. H. Moragne and child
child Hee Tai Chan
". 6. West NJ. Tavares
/ H. Bealle B. Lomba
F. II. Arkley Joe Vierra
II. D. Porter and wife Joseph Delaney
NJ. ". Aluli A. Vierra
V. 5. Clark F. H, Mason
C. c. joys Jr.
Hits Mole and Springs Leak
The sloop yacht Rascal of the Ala
media yacht club dragged anchor yes
terday morning and drifted against the
Alameda mole, which it struck with
enough force to start the hull leaking
The yacht was soon water logged and
the derelict TO this side of the bay to
be hauled out and repaired.
Harbor Board Meets Today
The state board of harbor commits
sioners wils hold it's regular weekly
meeting this morning in the ferry
building.
Water Front Notes
The Matson liner Wilhelmina has
gone to Crockett to finish discharging
the sugar it brought from Honolulu.
Orient loading case oil for Honolulu.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 100000 feet.
The Pacific Mail liner China sailed
yesterday from Yokohama for this port
On board the China are about 100 Chi
nese indemnity money" students.
The liner Peru, homeward bound
sailed August % from Acapulco for this
port.
The liner Korea. which left here Tues
day for the orient, was "a miles away
at o'clock Tuesday night.
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seatrifggsl. IS test. 4.z5c: molsssss smear 90
exeras 9oIf ~; ~; Creamery, specials, 3IIsa52c:
Rs Barely steady. unchanged
resrbe ,tseneiE steady; state. PENNSYLVANIA and
white. 25d pc 0@o'e' 10 gathered'
~ s5s- ee- utures closed steady at net advance
Se-,,ss 49, - - points. Sales. Ge. $50 hars August
ns5ee,aoef 5Tl5aoef and October 7.S0c: November : SIC,
March i os s'e; ia, January 1890: February s.o2e
- spot. firm; Rio No Z. a5< "a ioSsc. San
I2as 40 = lo'4e; mild, steady; Cofdova. io1s a
DRIED FRUITS
chselsr @l,orated Apples-Quiet and noninalIv nm
s. 80 fsncy, spot. 10ls 0IIc: choice sISO
,-llns. "a Size; common to fair 6sZ 67ISc1
az = C-1SSctlFe and firm. Quotations AZ a
Orego1s s Oalifornias up TO 30-40s and 56elsc for
ex9ra tiSetS-Quiet and firm Choice. lo1, 6ll1Ibe.
RsisinSllc srSlce; r.4 6e4 a &c; fancy. sQs11e
ct1s-s tlrfn- Loose muscatels az n5sL ..
s5olce 70 fancy seeded s& Ses.c seesIsss g S
sc; London layers, 81 2osf 25 '1ie's' 79
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New York Metal Marked

NEY YORK. Aug. 24.-standard copper easy.
SPOT 1227k 012 Soc; August. u 20G Il. SOC
September. I2.lT51 dl225c; October. 12.1Tl2 a
1227lbc: November and December, u q a
II. 2.2Tisc. London market dull Spot. EOS ss Sd
futures E5e 2s Cd Arrivals reported at New
York today. SO tons Custom house returns
show exports Of % 041 tons so far this month.
lake copper y s715 a 13c: electrolytic i. e2la
012 75c casting. I2-25dl25 SOC.
Tin-Easy. Spot. "A 35 q "a SOC; August and
September. 34S715 d3z.50c: October, 342o@
- Csc: November. -. 100 "a -3T1kc; December.
34G34 pc Sales were reported Of 20 tons
December AT "a -25c. buyers having option 10
double. and 20 tons December ar -. l0c. Lon
don market steady. Spot. fl5T IS Sd; futures.
Iead-onict. 4 zoa4 SOC New York and 271b
a 3oc East ST. Louis. London spot. El2 lis Sd.
spelter-Ffrm. Spot. 5.35d5.45c New York
and 5.2od5.25c East St Louis London spot,
TrouZClevcland warrants. 49s lo1zd Locally
iron continued quiet. No. l foundry northern.
sIe 25NI6.5o: No. do. SI5.500i6: No. 1
southern and No. / southern soft, S15.75@ l6 %.
Naval stores-TurDentine and Rosin
SAVANNAH. Ga. Aug. -Turpentne-Firm
af esc sales. 5l5; receipts, 80; shipments, %;
''s RSsin[Firm. Sales. ? 400; receipts. 2s51:
shipments. $50; stocks. S3. .63s. %luote: B.
s. 81 \ 05s0; D. S5.60G5. Sly z. S5771a 65.s0:
r s5.s71z 1898; g. S5e21z e75.95; II. S5.e7 y a
81 T. Sc: X S6.25; ". 6.10d6l5; \. S6,156
6.eo; VIC. S6.25@s6o: WV. S6.4o66.6o.
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Army Transports
The Buferd is in port.
The Crook is at Manila
The Dix sailed July 81 from Seattle for Manila.
The Logan is in port.
The Sheridan sailed August for Manila
The Sherman sailed August p from Nagasaki.
The Thomas is in port.
The Warren is at Manila.
Change of Masters
Steamer Skimmer-Late master, John F. Swan;
new MASTER, Edward NJ. Clark.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
The oceano,s Cargo

The British steamer oceano sailed for Auck
land and Sydney on Saturday with cargo laden
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-25
Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau, San Francisco. Aug. "a 1910
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ChIcago Dafrr Prndnne ,ra-,.a.

CHICAGO. Aug. 24.-Rntter NSt.s.sa ~, ne. -.
IS, - Z q 2se; dairies. 25627c.
cssss go receipts, 1856 cases. Steady: at usrk
hrsts. pc - Ais's' %VaZ@c; prime
=, 45,a 445a,eese-Firn. Daisies 1ealsKe: twins. 151.
horns ieo ,eig olng Americas, lel5 a l6s4 c; long
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THURSDAY

AT II a: m. 205 and 200 Valencia ST. I will sell
/ car or broke and unbroke horses and mares: also
So nead or cheap stock. all kinds OF wagons
Dugg1es. carts and harness Outside stock sold
on commission Phone Park 2723.
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here valued at $1o6,59e. to be distributed fol
lows: For New Zealand. S60.s .s96; Australia,
islands, s1.171: South Africa. 81. 06o; Friendly
islands SIS The principal shipments and their
destinations were as follows; low & 80 <... 90.
225 lbs a;sins, 600 bxs apples, 1928 cs canned
goods. 107 cs meals, 600 lbs Goldfish. p pkgs
salmon. GAS rolls and % cs roofing material, 40
cs acid, SO bales hose, 42 pkgs machinery, SO
pkgs metal polish. l. pkgs paints, 10 bales belt
ing. % pkgs agricultural implements, 1882 es
fruit jars, 43 pkgs ink, "a bales packing, -
pkgs betting 1 roll leather.
To Australia-1Lso0 lbs hops. p, $50 lbs eonee
1,T46 canned goods. 2.700 lbs raisins. $500
lbs dried fruit a48 gals whisky. % pkgs drugs
45 bbs asphalt. IS bales hose. Is pkgs packing.
1858 rolls and 80 pkgs roofing material, 25l2
lbs solder, 21o pkgs metal polish. p pkgs agri-
cultural Implements. 17S pkgs paints, 140 pkgs
ink. 1e pkgs incubators, 81 pkgs machinery, 10
cs acid.
To Samoan islands-46s cs and "a half bbls
salmon 104 cs canned goods. 1,070 lbs Goldfish,
t7S5 lbs coffee, 220 lbs meals, ctls wheat. SO
lbs rice 10 pkgs fresh fruits, 2.633 lbs lard, %
pkgs potatoes Ia pkgs onions. 800 lbs salt, 81
windows. pkgs vehicles. 10 drums crude oil. 6
pkgs dry goods 10 cs gasoline, AZ pkgs paints
hdls oars IA cs ammunition.
To Caroline ISLANDS, bbls flour, Il cs canned
goods, 1000 lbs rice, $50 lbs sugar, 10 pkgs
drugs, 10 pkgs groceries and provisions.
To South Afriea-175 rolls and 450 drums roof
ing material
The steamer also had cargo from Puget sound
for Australia. valued at $49,4S5, and consisting
principally Of lumber.
Tonnage engagements
The French bark General de Boisdeffre at
Portland. is engaged for wheat thence to Eu-
rope at 2TS Cd, having been chartered prior to
arrival.
The British steamer Spithead at Victoria. is
under time charter for lumber from Puget sound
British Columbia and San Francisco to Aus
tralia at IS Sd dead weight. The steamer
chartered prior to arrival at the northern
port.
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Naval store.-Turpentfne and Rosir
CADETS TO BE HOSTS
AT MILITARY BALL

The military ball to be given by
connpany B. League of the cross cadets.
will take place this evening at
Pucketts hall
Miss Grace Smith. the successful
candidate for Queen Of the Native Sons
carnival. will be among the guests of
the evening Lieutenant J. Carmody
will act as floor manager, with Cap
tain L. Pelgen and Lieutenant James
smith as assistants.
The committee of arrangement is
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-17
WORLD MARKET
GRAIN MARKET is S
IN HANDS OF BEARS

Chicago, Oct 17--Heavy selling 10.
day beat back wheat after an open
ing advance A fresh rainfall in Ar.
gentlne furnished q pretext for the
bears, Furthermore the United
States department Of Agriculture re-
ported the crop of continental Europe
as promising to be the second largest
on record and stated the outlook In
the southern hemisphere to he good.
BullIshness at the start was due TO a
decrease in worlds shipments and the
total on passage. Opening prices
were unchanged to quarter higher
with December at 951-2 to 5-S Then
there was a fall b. 81 "a.
With the country still selling free
ly, corn was easy December opened
a shade to 1.S@1-4 Sown at &c rs to
~ and declined to 4G 5-S.
Local spectators pounded oats. De
cember started shade TO Is ala
off at 80 IS to 80 81 and dropped to
80 1-i6 80 rs.
larger run Of hogs took away sup
port In provisions. First sales were
2 1-2 to IL l-2@t5 lower with the Jan.
uary option at $3.50 for pork;
sl062 1906 for lard and $6.65 for
ribs
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-17
A RUNAWAY
ST REE 7 CAR
twenty-five Persons Are
Injured in An Ac-
cident

New York. Oct 17.-Twentyfiye per.
sons were hurt, eleven seriously, In
a street car in upper New York early
today. The brake chain of a car
coasting down long hill In the Bronx
snapped off short, and the car dashed
to the foot OF the incline. leaped off
the track and crashed into a pillar OF
the Third avenue elevated railroad.
The car was cut in two By the force
OF the impact and the passengers bur
led In the debris.
Halfway down the hill the motor
man, realizing that the lives OF the
thirty passengers were in danger
shouted TO them to jump The mot,
orman and conductor and two men
passengers followed his command,
landed safely In the street. while the
others in the car huddled into the
rear end and waited for tho crash.
About half the passengers were WON.
en- and children.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-17
DIR!(1IBlE is
NO I SIGH ! { D
No Message Since Well
man Reported His
Craft in Trouble

New York, Oct 16.-Swept onward
by sturdy westerly breeze, Walter
Wellman's great dirigible balloon Am
erica, first of air craft to hazard trans
Atlantic passage, was following the
steamship lanes M the Atlantic coast
at midnight tonight, out OF wireless
range from shore points but pTesum-
ably continuing her unbTOken course
with all well on board
The giant craft had passed Nantuck.
ct Island early in the afternoon with
propellers idle and had held brief
communication with the wireless sta
tion at Siasconsett In all the other
messages there was no hint of the air
ships location. but q signalled good
bye indicated that Wellman. whose
dream is TO be the Columbus of the
air, on passing Nantucket turned the
nose of his craft In more northerly
direction. with the British Isles as
his goal
a wireless message, amplifying
conSett tonight, thence TO Sagaponacli,
l.. l. IL was faint and hard to de-
cipher but as patched together, was
as follows:
AN we'll. Machinery working well.
Have turned moro northerly to reach
transatlantic steamer track. Exact
position not sure. somewhere between
300 and 500 miles off shore
None of the messages received
spoke deSpairingly, though one com
munication received by the New York
Times referred to the outlook as mot
favorable
In the same message, however. was
cheerful We are keeping up the
fight"