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TROUBLE SETTLED
UNTIL A VERDICT
IS FOUND
sULzER DENIES HOWEVER THAT
HE RECOGNIZED THE RIGHT
OF GLYNN TO PERFORM THE
DUTIES OF The GOVERNOR.

Albany N. Y. Sept. 20. AS compa
ed with the activity earlier in til
week Albany is practically decerte
city today. The court OF impeachmer
in the case of Governor SuIzer havin
adjourned until Monday.
Practically all of the principal fl
ures are out of town, Governor sd
1er's equabble is now regarded as 81
tied until the verdict of the impea{
ment court is rendered
Gov. Sulzer denied today that
had recognized the right of Lie
Governor Glynn to perform q
duties of acting governor
Governor Suffers acton yesterd
in transferring certain criminal b
ness to the attention of Mr.. GlyA
said his counsel had no bearing
the question of Suffers present
u.s.
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ITALIANS CELEBRATE.

Rome Italy Sept 20: An imposing
demonstration in which about 10000
people including many red shirted
Baribaldians and other veterans toola
part was held today in celebration o;
the anniversary of the capture of
Rome by the Italian troops In thGI
year 1870 4
A procession was formed and march!
ed to the breach in the wall by whicIs
the Italians entered.
There the manifestations were met
by the mayor of Rome who read a
message from King Victor Emmany
uel in reply to greetings sent by t1el
municipality.
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APPLIANCE WILL DETECT PoIse

Baltimore Sept 20. An appliand
to determine whether persons thougli4
to be suffering from poison are really
under the influence or drugs is the
latest invention in m\aican mstru-
ments.
The contrivance wal brought for
ward by Prof w, w Abel head OF
the department of pharmacology al
John H4pkins University It also ir1
dicates n is said what drug has beef
taken by the patione
The instrument consists of a serie9
Of coiled tubes Which are submerged
in saline solution. Tt action OF this
mechanism is said to be the same a;
tnat of the kidneys. Il
In making a test for poison Il
blood stream of the patient is divert
through the tubes.
The poisonous substance in the blood
filter through the porous walls into
the saline dMGtion.
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szHENYI IS COMING.

London Sept 90. Cou& and Coun-
tess Laizio Szchenyi the latter the for
mer Miss Gladys Vanderbilt sailed for
New York today to visit she Countess
mother Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Their friends declare they are taking
sae trip to eonteTact the rumors re
Gently circulated that the countess Is
to sue for divorce.
The count lost million dollars in
unfortunate business enterprises dur
the last few years
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CHARGES SUSTAINED

jamestown N. Y. Sept 20. The Com
mon council of this city voted today
to sustain charges preferred against
Frank A Johnson chief of police for
81 years.
AT a meeting of council Monday for
NAL charges will be presented look
ing to his removal from office. John
son was captain OF the local National
Guard Company duriag the Spanish
American War
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SIGNS EXPOSITION BILL.

Washington Sept 20. President Will
son has signed the bill recently passed
by Congress providing that all articles
lpprtsd IRON foreign countries for
the purpose of exhibition at the Pan
anna Pacific Exposition shall be admit
ted free Of duty
infringement Of the sights Of for
elgn countries exhibiting would be
punished By Imprisonment or fine OF
both in the direction Of the court.
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Great Railroad
Builder Is Dead

Montreal Sept 20. James Ross Al
millionaire railroad builder died here
soday of heart disease He had been1
i'll for two weeks. He was 65 years
old. Colonel Ross name was linked.
with the Canadian Pacific.
His principal task as constructing.
the road west of Winnepeg through
the Canadian wilderness.
After the road was built he unde--
took the task of settlement OF the
uninAabited districts along the line.
Ross owned the trmway system Of
Birmingham England.
Ross was interested in many pnt
lanthropic movements.
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MAKES SPLENDID RECORD
WITH WHITEHEAD TORPEDOE s

Niawport h l Sept 20 TWO center
hits with Whitehead torpedoss NJ =
GOO yards in the record made by the
United States submarine Ell yester-
day while running twelve feet nhcar
water
The submarine was going full speed
and discharged both her eighteen-in@h
torpedoes at once.
Both were bulls-eyes in a ten 'o2t
target.
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London Sept. 20. The proposal to
make the Azros archipelago an in
ternationaI neutral zone is being con
sidered by the American; British and
German governments according to to
days papers.
The proposal is said to be incid IN
tai to the opening Of the Panama Ca
nal
The plan would allow all yesseis
10 recejvc fuel and provisions at lie
archipelago and be protected aga'dft
attack OF seizure while in tha port.
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WILSON GIVES JOB
TO MRS. RENN
Daughter of Former Partner
Appeal Which He Could No
Turn Down.

Washington Sept 20. Mrs. Ann'd
Renick is glad today that her fat
in law was once the law parta i
Woodrow Wilson.
The President has waived civil
vice regulations to appoint her t,
thousan dollar position in the d
department. A.
Rennick was a partner of WI
in the law firm which was establ
ed in Atlanta but survived but 81
time.
Mrs. Rennick recently pointed
to the President that she needed
appointment. Her necessity swaS
lnciant and she got it.
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Working Hard On
The Tariff Bill

Washington Sept 20 The confer
ence committee today continued Is
critical study of the tariff bill to de-
fermine whether it would produce
sufficient revenue for government ii
needs as the reductions by tn senate
have materially cut down tn traia
income.
Chairman Simmons of the senate
conferees has announced hit belief
that the bill viii adequately meat
the needs.
Several members OF the House col-
ference delegation h0wver are fartnl
that the revenu has been cut beyond
ca fatr
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COMMITTEE WILL START
BAII ROLLING At ONCE
GET ON THE BAND WAGON AND
KEEP UP WITH THE MARCH
\ OF PROGRESS.

# City Engineer Zachry will turn. his
Bfeport on the survey Of the white wav
district over to the committee E. c.
Bruce w. H. Wood and Secretary
Weatherly tomorrow and an active
campaign for funds viii be started
at once
{ The white way movement shou'd
deceive the support of every business
sman and property owner Of Brunswick
as it is an improvement that volh
/ do much to advertise the cry.
} The capitalist or man with m9pef
hooking for investment or location
nust Judge a community by the az
essiyeness progressfyeness ana so!r
e-eo-operation shown and in this
Rmpatition any city or s9;.icn
to keep up'with the marc h
nust fall behind
way is a progressive
the band wagon ard
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MAY SUSPEND WARFARE.

Nav York Sept 90 An agfeemalft
to suspend warfare in Sanono Domin
go has been reached by revolution "a
and federal leaders according to q
dispatch from Puerto Plata.
The agreement is the result Of pro
posals by James NJ Sullivan the Amc"-
icanminister.
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cHArAuouA TOUR CLOSED

washington Sept 20. Secretary Of
State Bryan will conclude his Chautau
qua lacttres for the season with an
address tonight at Warrenton Virgin
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Ruling.

Under the authority vested in me
as Commissioner of Agriculture Of
the state Of Georgia, by the Food an
Drug Act, approved August21, 1906 I
hereby rule:
1t shall be unlawful for any person
or persons in the State of Georgia
to keep use or maintain any place,
building or premises, or venicle for
transportation, for the purpose Of man
ufacture storage handling distribu-
tion sale or preparation of transpor-
tation of any food or food product,
where such food or food product may
become contaminated or subjected to
contamination, rendering such foo
or food products unfit for food, on ac-
count OF unsanitary surroundings or
conditions of such place, building
premises or vehicle.
J. D. PRICE,
Commissioner Of Agriculture.
Approved September 16 1913.
T. S. Felder. Atty Gen.
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Washington Sept 20 The Preside 1t
has signed the bill recently passed by
Congress providing that all articles
imported for the purpose of exhibi
ton shall be free from duty.
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nm Academy.

gN nu history; Miss Elizabeth
Winburn reading; Miss Truitt music.
"A Miss Bird; Alb Miss Ethel Pierce
3-A Miss Vinta Ratio; BIB Miss Joe
Williamson; "a Miss Claire Artz;
2-B: Miss Foy Mott; la Miss May
ANill; 1-B Miss Bette Belle Frye.
Purvis School.
~ Ia and B Miss Minnie Bourland; !;
"A and b Miss Margaret Davis; 3 A
hnd b; Miss Henderson; IA and B
Iiss Mary Adele Crawford; 5-A aa1
Mss Bowers.
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ACT AS MEnIAroR.

Washington Sept. 20. SecretaryNXil
son has sent Ebert Stewart clfAf
clark of the bureau of labor to Dea-
yer Col. to act as mediator in the i'm
pending miners strike.
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Vallejo Cal. Sept. 90 A local inven-
tor has evolved Wireless photograoh oh-
&c instrument which works only at
night an drehects ON mirror j. IS
said a pacture of everything within
a radius OF several miles. He as
been invited by Secretary of the Navy
Daniels to take the machine to Wash
ngton for inspection by experes OF
the navy department.
The instrument receives it's in--
pressions from web of wires attash
ed to tall mast For this reason t
IS adaptable to shAps making in 1os-
sible its inventor claims night coils
ions accidents due to fog and running
afoul of icebergs.
It would be valuable it is claimek
for arn@ use in which the mqvem -
of an enemy at night could be easily
followed.
A test was made. recently OF the in
strument here. The night was datk
bat observers say they reflected on
the machines mirrow a picture of
the distance of two miles #k the
shipping in the<vicinity Of Mare
Island navy IA railway v pass
ing up ans Sdown the valsey and per
sons ozSfhe streets Of the city.
The inventor formerly was a wire
less epert in the governments en-
ploy.
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or FOOD
AND DRUGS RULING
COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE
j. o. PRICE SENDS COPY OF
RECENT RULING.

horder rhat food producers and
dealers IN Brunswick may acquaint
themselves with the provisions Of the
l'ef Tvs as regards sanitation
IN haitof and food products
COMMISSIONS Agriculture n
rrice has furf The News WITH a
copy of his ling on the sub.
ject.
The commissioner sa
his purpose to let every one in ~
gia know the requirements Of
laws he is called upon to enforce affs
when the people are so advised he
expects and will insist on the people
living up to the laws.
Quite a number Of concerns doing
.business in Brunswick are interested
in the new ruling, which follows:
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MAY CALL OFF VANDERBILT CUP

savannah Ga. Sept. 20. At a meeting
of the hotel men Of Savannah held
today to consider offering financial
assistance to the Savannah Automo-
bile Association N staging the grand
prize and Vanderbilt cap races Thanks
giving Day Mr. Arth W Solomon
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~ VIII not ne Qe-
the course will
that is certain
ts
departments that of
sure to meet with
cludes the subjects
iene practical and
the domestic arts
IS making; in short
making department
IN appliance that
a first class equip
charge q Miss Cor
graduate OF Colum.
ler years Of ex-
The study of
sosendo Torras
bpreeiated.
s announced the
ment of teachers:
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u
Germany. The ammunition vita which
they are loaded is the saa .
Muret says he bought Eis ,istol s
years ago in Germany .hs .5rGe be
lieve that schmidt got hls revolver
at the same place and just about the
same time.
Suddenly abandoning his brief re-
signation and prevented martydom
Hans Schmidt the confessed murder
er Of Anna Aumgller declared today
he will fight for TA life
For the first time Vince his arrest
a look Of terror came into mis- eyes
at the mention Of the death chSr.
When asked about his confession a.
legged to have been made yesterday he
refused to talk He could not BE- IN
duced to discuss the case at all to
day.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-08
SUN, MOON and TIDE
SATURDAY NOV EArRFR s
BORN

BARTLETT-In this city, November 4. 1913,
TO the wife Of J. A Bartlett. a son.
BEHNkE-In this city, November 2. 1913, to
the wife OF George F. Behnke, son
COHN-In this city, Noevmber A. 1913, to the
wife Of Herman Cohn, a son.
CONLEY-In this city, October D. 1913, to the
wife Of J. Il. Conley, daughter
GAINES-In this city, October IS, 1913. TO the
wife Of Thomas B. Gaines, daughter.
GALLAGHER-In this city, October "a, 1913,
10 the wife Of Edward A. Gallagher, son.
GARNOR-In this city, October 81, 1913 to
the wife Of Edward II. Garnor, daughter.
HARRISON-In this city, November 2, 1913,
10 the wife Of Royal Harrison, a son.
EUNTEB-In this city, November 3, 1913. to
the wife Of Leo Hunter, a daughter
LUBUCH-In this city, November 81, 1918, TO
the wife OF John p. Lubuch. a son
MARkEY-In this city, November 9, 1913, to
the wife Of George A Markey, a daughter.
MAUSSOLETTI-In this city November 2,
1913. 10 the wife Of NJ. Maussoletti, son.
III TELLER-Noyember 4, 1913, to the wife OF
Jesse A. Mueller (nee Blanche Kaufmann).
two sons.
RIcCARDI-In this city, November 3, 1913, to
the wife OF G. Riccardi. a daughter.
RYAN-In this city November .. 1913 TO the
wife Of Edward Ryan. a daughter.
SALA-Iu this city. November l. 1913, to the
wife Of H A. Sala, daughter
S3IITH-In this city November 4. 1913, to the
wife Of John NJ. Smith, son.
YEN-In this city, October 26, 1913, to the
wife of Lee Yen, son.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-08

Charles r. Thorburn has returned
to San Francisco after an absence
of several years, and his many
friends are delighted to have the ami
able Charlie" with us again. Mr..
Thorburn is bull terrier enthusiast.
and has owned and bred some very
good ones The famous champion
Meg Merrilles was his favorite. Meg
met and defeated all our good bull
terriers, and under George Raper, the
English judge, she won best dog in
the show. any breed, in 1907, at the
San Francisco Kennel club show de-
feating such dogs at Champion Tor
tora, Edgewood Jean and the crack
English importation, Wishaw Leader.
Upon his return Mr.. Thorburn lost no
time in securing granddaughter of
the once famous Meg, knowing that
he couldn't start in again with better
stock The bitch just purchased is
by Terror del Rey. and is about the
best show bitch on the coast and has
been bred to the best bull terrier in
America, the New York winner,
Champion Sound End Sombrero.
A. ]. Molera, this week, bred
good Scotch terrier bitch to Cham
pion Tickle 'em Jock. This bitch is
tAC 4dA4 "a Oil Gail 6OOQ ilLlSI ny
Jock that will be shown in the near
future. He also bred his good typical
bulldog bitch Miss Melampus to A. B.
Korbels' Champion Dundee Swasher,
November 3 and 4. Swasher is a great
sire, and is a wonderfully well bred
dog. and Miss Melampus Is not only
a good individual herself, but has
great blood lines. and claims Ch. Mel
ampus for her sire. Surely something
good should come from this cross.
Mr.. Molera shipped his Airedale
bitch Ell Sur Susan to Soudan Swivel
Ter, and had the good luck to have
her return just in time for the Santa
Rosa show, where she won the spe-
cial prize for best Airedale in the
show. Susan is a well made bitch. and
in front, bone and substance she can
not be excelled, and Swiveller is noted
for putting great heads on his prog
eny. There should be one or two
in this litter above the average, which
will help to repay her owner for the
expense he has been put to for send
ing his bitch across the continent
X \
At the Santa Rosa and toy dog
show, it is surprising to notice how
many people felt the absence of Mrs
H. P. Rosenberg. Everybody was
asking, why. where is Mrs. Rosen-
bergT A nervous breakdown was
the cause of Mrs. Rosenberg's absence,
and her many friends will be glad
to hear that she is doing splendidly,
and is entirely out of danger.
X X
Next on the program is the Los
Angeles show. Entries close Saturday
Nov. Is. The judge for Toy breeds
is Miss Ida Patton. Atlantic city.
New Jersey. Miss Patton is very
wealthy young woman, has judged
many times in the East and is con-
sidered an authority on Pomeranians.
yint Breese will judge all other
breeds. Breese is quite smart Judge.
and one Of the youngest in the busi-
ness. Bulldogs are his speciality
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-08
By JOHN BRADSHAW

Mr.. Breese writes for Field & Fancy.
and attends all the leading shows, is
very popular with the fancy, and
should give satisfaction; he is very
careful and thorough, and sticks to
type.
Mrs. Norwood B. Smith has pur-
chased from Mrs. Lee, owner of the
noted Alta kennels, the st. Bernard
show and brood bitch Abbess of Ans
Ian. Abbess arrived in good condi-
tion and was bred to Big Ben before
being shipped. Big Ben is probably
the best ST. Bernard before the pub
lie today. Miss A. H. Whitney, an
authority on st. Bernards who judged
this breed at the New York show this
year. in placing Big Ben first winners
and special for best of the breed.
said of him: For type and charac-
ter he is almost perfect; in size.
soundness and general make up he
is all that can be desired. A wonder
full dog and a great credit to his
breeder"
Through the possession of such
valuable bitch as Abbess, and in
whelp to Big Ben, Mrs. Smith goes
right to the top in this breed.
Miss Edith Cheseborough is deter
mined to have the best Airedale ter
ceived the prize winning Airedale.
Master Nobbler. He is an English
bred dog, sired by Clonmel Cadet.
Nobler is reported as having a beauti-
full head, good front and very sty-
lish shower. He Is being given a
special prep" for the speciality show
at a local kennel.
I am told that L. p Olker has
brought out to the coast that good
Airedale terrier. Baughfell Briar. and
If Briar lives up to his reputation.
he is supposed to down the lot.
Atherson Ragtime is another new
Airedale to make his appearance out
here He is owned by a southern
fancier, and is waiting for our north
ern dogs to put in an appearance at
the Los Angeles show in November.
where he will be uncovered for the
first time on the coast.
X
That good little brood bitch Will
liamette Biddy, owned by w. R.
Whittier, Jr, has been bred to Ch.
Captain Frank Lerman has bred
his smart little Boston terrier bitch
to Wenuchus Bike, this week.
x
w. B. Fechheimer, Portland. Ore.
writes that he has nine fox terrier
pups, and has among them an ex-
ceptional headed pup by Ch. Tallac
Dasher Also two bitch pups of un-
usual merit; one he says is a flyer
and one can always have bet on
what Billy says. He doesn't make
mistakes through overconfidence.
X
Walter W. Stettheimer will send
two fox terriers of his own breeding
to compete against the eastern cracks
at the New York show. If they are
as good as Sure Test some of the
regulars will take a setback
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-08
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES
he following marriage licenses were issu,

The following marriage licenses were issued
today:
Andrew J. Higgins. q, 1925 Grant avenue,
and Lillian Schwartz. 16. 1895 0Farren street.
G. w. 0Daniel, 25. 2240 Broderick street,
and Elizabeth F.. Policy. %. Oakland.
William G. Cline, 81, Hotel Buick, and
Elizabeth Rawls, n, same address.
Charles B. Trull, 80, PA Elsie street, and
Adelaide L. Boyle %. 2430 Folsom street.
n. Barsi. %. Hallfmoon Bay, and Clemen-
tina Mariani. 20. Halfmoon Bay
Chester F. Hubbard. %. 25s9B Howard
street and Grace C. Winthrop, p, 244 Mira
avenue
Frank Felix, Al. $50 Clement street, and
Julia f. Badgley, 90 same address.
Oscar Ross, 32, 2l30 Twenty third street,
and Lena Mattson. &C. 1876 Andover street
Charles Mcneil, %. i410 Broadway, and
Edith Gerard, 10, same address.
BENJAMIN l.. Weith. "a 1908 Phelps street,
and Katherine Traverse, 10. lis Gilbert street.
Giovanni Parigi, 81 4os Third street. and
Teresa T. Savoldi, 81. IL Guerrero street.
FREDERICK $. Nunes, %, Pleasanton, and
Laura c. Caltano, %. Pleasanton
Mathew A Graham, 80 632 Masonic avenue,
and Mildred z. Smith, 81, same address.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-08
TO LEAVE THIS PORT

SATURDAY. NOVEMBER s
For Wilapa Harbor. stmr Santa Barbara.
Captain F. B. Zaddard, at p. M, from
Second street wharf.
For Los Angeles and San Diego, stmr
Roanoke, Captain R. Dickson, at p. NJ,
from Vallejo street wharf.
For Los Angeles, stmr Harvard. Captain r.
Jepsen. ct p. m, from Pacific street
wharf.
For Moss Landing. stmr Coos Bay. Captain
James Bowen, at p. M, from broadway
wharf.
For London. stmr Architect, Captain w.
Nelson. at . p. m, from pier 81
For Coquille River, stmr Bandon. Captain
Schillinsky, at ) p. M, from Filbert street
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 8
For Seattle and Tacoma, stmr Admiral Far
ragut. Captain ]. Griffith, at p. m. from
For Grays Harbor. stmr Coronado. Captain
s. stangeiand, at 10 a m, from .Filbert
For Fort Bragg stmr Arctic, Captain c.
Linder. at 3 p. m, from Army street wharf
For Point Arena and Albion, stmr Pomo,
Captain o. A Lilleland, at p m, from
Howard street wharf
For Los Angeles. stnr Hanalei Captain F.
I. HANNA, at ?. m, from Howard street
For Los Angeles, stmr Avalon. Captain s.
Benson, at 1 p. m. from Powell street wharf.
For Seattle and Tacoma. stmr Francis H.
Leggett. Captain o. Bellesen. at L p. M, from
Powell street wharf.
For Grays Harbor stmr Norwood. Captain
c A knudsens at p. m, from Mason street
wharf.
ARRIVED NOVEMBER
1875 a. m, stmr Grays Harbor. Johnson 3s
hours from San Pedro; ballast to Sudden &
Christensen
2.3O a. m. stmr Asuncion. Kirkwood so
hours from Port Angeles; ballast TO the Stand
ard Oil company
$50 a.. m, Br stmr FL Lobo, Tamlin. 1914
days from Dobitos; 6,039 tons crude oil to
Standard OIL company
$3.50 a. m, stmr Umatilla Reilly, 81 hours
from Seattle: passengers and merchandise to
Pacific Coast Steamship company
6-45 a. m, stnr Roanoke, Dickson, so hours
from Portland. via Astoria 4T hours: passen-
gers and merchandise 10 North Pacific Steam
ship company.
Gas a. m. stmr Hanalei HANNA, SO hours
from San Pedro: passengers and merchandise
to Independent Steamship company.
4;20 A. NJ, Br stmr Harlesden, Soares, q
days from Mejillones; 3,1o0 tons nitre, 400
tons walnuts to W. r. Grace & Co.
$40 a. N, stmr Washington, Ahlstrom, -
hours from Redondo; ballast to W. S. Scam
nell.
$50 a. m, stmr Brunswick, Wahlgren. IA
hours from Fort Bragg; 430. 600 feet lumber
10 Union Lumber company.
SAILED NOVEMBER s
7.5O 8. m, Br stmr Architect, Nielsen, Lon
don and Liverpool.
6:45 a. M. Ger stmr Prometheus, Tholen,
Pisagua.