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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-05-16

While made many rienus IN Oou
matte during his stay mere VIII DC the
at his honor he Is ne mose useus1
physician
Lower coast gazette., 1913-03-22
de Mamie.

LIE surlendemain, des six heures du
matin, leconome, Mile p%ulcherie ct
Semiramis delibaraient ave- Saint
Wars sur ce gull y await a faire au
suiet de Mamie. Saint-Ybars pen.
chat vers Ia clemence. L'eeonome
ltait dune opinion c%ontraire. De-
puts quelque temps, a%ssurait-il, on re-
marquait III certain esprit d'insubor-
dination parmi les %esclaves; il await
ramasse lui-meme, dams lie voisinage
du camp, une de ces brochures que
les emissaires de Iabolitionisme fails
aient circuler secretement sur les
nabitaticns; les negres savaient tou-
jcurs trcuver quelqu'un pour leur lire
ces ecrits incendiaires; il fallait faire
an exemple; Mamrie etant une es.
clave de prix, il ne faliait pas la liv-
ter d la justice de la cour criminelle;
il valait mleuX lIi lntliger I'M chati-
ment severe, en- presence des negres,
Mile Pulcherie partagea layis de
l'econome.
Quand ce fut lie tour de semiramis
de parler::
mi clemence nj demi-mesure, dit
Lower coast gazette., 1913-03-22
CHAPITRE Xxx.
Repentir ct Reconciliation.

E
Quand Saint Ybars seprit ses sens,
il etait dams lie pavilion du wharf; tous
les membres de la famille pentoura-
lent. L'ouragan etait passe: tout
etait tranquille; on n%'entendait que
lie clapotement ordinaire de l'eau sous
lie wharf. Parmi les personnes pre-
sentes etait lie medecin de l'habita-
ton; il recommanda il Saint Ybars
de ne pas parler, ct il lui fit prendre
toutes les dix minutes une cuilleree
de vim de Madere.
HUT esclaves, mis- a la disposition
du medecin, a~tendaient ses ordres.
Saint-Ybars await etc place sur un
lit de repos. Deux ~traverses furent
rassees sous la couchette, ct quatre
negres ~renleverent; les guatre autres
sUiyirent, pour relayer leurs cana
rades. Toute Ia famille suivit la ci-
Were, a pied, %silencieuse, recueillie.
Demon, panse par lie medecin, por-
trait I'LL bandeau; il tenait sa mere
rar la main. 4 cote de lui marchait
Chantd'Oisel. II await Fair grave ct
pensif; Sc soeur 6tait abattue, ses
yeux portaient encore Ia trace de ses
larmcs.
A quelque distance, derriere lie COR
tlge des parents, Nogolka ct Pelasge
m~archaient ensemble, lui calme ct
reilschi CONNIE toujours, ellie horri-
Element triste.
LIE grande avenue 6tant encombree
de debris, On prit lie chemin des char
rettes. Au moment d'arriver, Pelasge
| parlant : yoix basse, demanda q Nc
Go.ka ce qu'elle pensait de l'affreuse
5curn6e qui finissait.
"J'ai de bien noirs pressentiments,
reEondit- ellie; lie malheuG est entire
aujourd'hui dams cette maison; je
crois quill nest pas pres den sortir."
Dams la soiree, Saint-Ybars lit ap-
peler Pelasge, ct lui dit en- presence
de So. famille:
"Ou m'a appris, Monsieur, tous &C
| que vcus aviez fat pour nous sauveT,
mcn fills ct moi; ie yous IN remercie
du plus profond de mon occur. Je
regrette imminent de yous avoiI Of
Tense ce matin; faites-moi Thonneur,
.ie yous prie, d'agreer mes excuses
Pelasge serla Is main que Saint
Wars lui tendait, ct repondit:
"Tcut est oublie, Monsieur.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-03-22
l. Habltation Saint=Ybar!s
Maitres ct Esclares Ell Louisiana.
ReCit Social
Par Alfred MERCER.

2ellse. i Ell, Gtait temps, les forces de
Salvador i'abandonnaient. Au com
mandement de Semiramis, IN negre lie
Saisit, III autre pTit Saint-Ybars. Sal
vadoT fit une petite pause pour HespiI-
e.; puts, :, entra. dams la chaioupe.
S~aint-Ybars, priTe de connaissance,
fu1 couche Il ie DOS. Demon, lie croy-
ant mort, Sc pencha sur iui en- sanglo-
tant ct couvrit son yisage de baisers.
Peiasge donna ia barre L Salvador,
pour s'occupe2 de Saint-ybars. II posa
So main SUI Ia poitrine dl moyG:
"Son occur bat encore, dit-ii; couf-
age, Demon: nous ram6nerons votre
Dere i la vie. Ne pleurez plus, aidez-
moi"
Ptlasge savait &c quiz Y g 4 faire Ell
Gas d'asphyXie par submersion; Il Sc
nit immediatement q Ia besogne, en-
+CCoLililoliudllI LOuielOlS uuC J III III
gagnat lie riyage lie plus promptement
possible.
La yoix rude ct im%peYieuse dc Semi.
ramis ~s'6leya:
"Zot tende? dit-elle aux ranleurs, &c
pa tan pou zongle, non! ramin, Tamin,
ramin! a o rive, chakenne q gag
min ain bon cou ouiski."
Toute Ia famille Saint-Ybars ct quel
quea strangers a%tendaient sur lie wharf.
Quand on Wit Pelasge agiter son mou.
choir en- signe de triomphe, des cla-
meUrs de joie lui repondirent.
.Au moment OH Ia chaloupe abor-
DAFT, lie sycomore disparaissalt dams lie
iOintain.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-03-22
strengthening Bed Syringe.

When bed springs sag in the middle
the defect may be remedied by plac-
Ing under the springs another spring
made of woven wire fencing; stretch
ing the wire as tight as possible. For
an iron BED the ends OF the woven
wiro may be undone and fastened to
the bed srame.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-03-22
BEGAN with LAUGHTER,

Sedan win Laughter.
Nothing ever happened on this globe,
for good, at which come people did
not have their fill OF laughter in the
outset-Charles Dickens.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31


4:45 r. M. stmr Phoenix, Kokeritz> Eureks.
500 D. M. stmr willapa johnson. Portland
J:55 D. m, stmr Acme: Olsen, Eureks.
p. M. stmr Iakme. Olsen, Eureka
Cos 3. M. stmr Centralia. syenson. Grays
s.i5 >. M. Ger stmr Niagara. sehsu. Woo
sung.
TELEGRApHIc
POINT LoBos. July 80. 10 p N. Weather
cloudy; wind W. velocity miles an hour
WEATHER REPoRTs
POINT REYES July go 4. m.-Foggy; wind
s. velocity Il miles an hour r,.,,. Il
S. velocity miles hour
POINT LOBOS. July 80. ~ m.-Gioudy; wind
vi po1N 1eloey Rr4ra miles s,s an 20 s0qr c,ouay wind
NORTH HEAD. July 80. II m.--Clear: wind
TATOOsH. July 80 IL m.-Clear; wind W;
velocity miles an hour.
POINT TOBOS. July so. p. m.-Cloudy; wind
W. velocity miles an hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
PORT san LCIs-Arrived July 80 .m.-
Stmr washtcnaw. from Beilngham; 1880 a. M.
stmr Coos Bar. from Ventura.
Seattle; $50 a. NJ. stmr Coos Bay, for San Fran
cisco.
REDoNDo BEACH Arrived July 80. p. m.
Stmr Bowdoin from San Pedro; a. M, stmr
Marshheld. from Union Landing.
Sailed July 30. $50 p m.-Stmr STANLEY Dol
lar. for San Francisco; p. M. stmr Westerner.
for San Francisco; r. M. stmr Q. N. Clark.
SOUTH BEND---Arrived Jnlv %. $50 ,. m.--
Stmr Daisy Freeman. hence Julv c6.
Sailed July so 6;t5 2. m.-sri'r Reneat for
Honolulu: .4:3o r. M. stmr Santa Barbara, for
San Francisco.
-cAsHAR- Sailed July 20 stmr caspar. for
Ell. FGI.Npo--sailed Jnlv 20. : p. m-Stmr
Georre Lodmis. for San Diego.
FARALLONES--Passed Iuly 80. 4.13 n. n1.-
schr Watson A. West, from Hobart for San
Francisco
Observation-Disclosures 1nly 20. $50 a. M
Helene hence Jnly 2G.
SAN PEDRO-Arriyed July 2o-Stmr Norwood.
stmr Governor. stmr Rochelle hence July IS:
schr Lucy. from Umpqua river; stmr Hoquiam,
Sailed July 20 -stmr Governor. for saa DIEGO.
SANTA BARBARA-Arrived July o9-Yacht
Yankee. from Santa Cruz.
To sail June 3O-Yacht Yankee, for Catalina
GAvIOTA--sailad july %. p. m-Tug Navi-
gator. with schr Monterey in tow. for San Fran
MONTEREy--Arrired July % 7:3O D. m-
Stmr w. f. Herrin. from Portland.
Sailed July go ] p.- m.-stmr ". F. Herrin.
SAN DIEGO-Arriyed Inly %, s D. m.-stmr
Virginian. from Salna Cruz.
To sail July Sls p. m.-Stmr yirginian, for
Sailed July sn--Ir. S. stmr South Dakota for
Guaymas: stmr Newburg, for Bowens Landing via
San Francisco.
Arrived July 30. a. m.-Stmr George Loomis
from Fl Segundo.
EAST san PEDRo-Ar Arrived July 80. Z a. M.
Stmr General Hubbard. from Eureka.
coos BAY-Arrived July 30 7:3o A. m-
Stmr Breakwater. from Astoria; power schr
Sailed July 30 1o:4o a. m.--stmr Alliance.
for Eureka
arrived July so. . p. m.--Stmr Mann Smith,
hence July IS.
ASTORIA-SaiIei July 30 8 a. m-Stmr Olson
& Mahony. for Puget sound. July 29 mid
night--Stmr SAGINAW. for San Francisco
Arrived July 20, 10 p. m.-Stmr Catania from
Port San Luis. July 80, a. m.-Stmr Raymond
hence July 26.
Sailed July 30. 8 p. m-stmr Qninanlt. for
Wfllapa; p. M, stmr Chehalis for Willapa
harbor.
PORT IUDLOW--saiied July oe--Stmr liver
fon for San Francisco: bark Albert for Kaliua
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF W0RID Dl
Shipping Intelligence
ARRIVED
Wednesday. July 30,

Wednesday. July 30
2.soa M stmr Honolulan, Greene, IA days
from Honolulu passengers and merchandise to
Matson Navigation company.
4:a0 a. M stmr Carmel. Hardwick. 50 honrs
from Grays Harbor 1000 feet lumber to Sud
5s. m.. stmr whittier ZoIling hours from
Port San Luis; oil to Union OH company; up
$50 q. m.. stmr F. a. Kilburn, Mcclellan. 1917
hours from Eureka: passengers and merchandise
to North Pacific sts.nsnp eopanH Rostrom
hours from Cleone; bound south put 10 for fuel.
6:15 a. nl., stmr cIaremont. Benson. 62 hours
from Willapa harbor: 100000 feet lumber to
Hart Wood Lumber company
5:35 n. M. stmr Vanguard. Odland 81 hours
from San Pedro: passengers w to g J. podgs s 10 &c,
Mendocine; 100000 feet lumber to Union Lumber
company.
Fort BrasS; 10000 feet lumber to Union Lum-
"a m. stmr Hsrvard. Iepsen. Il hours "a
minutes from San Pedro: passengers and mer-
chandlse to Pacific Navigation company.
lis b. M. barge 0S. Sorley, 36 hours from
Ell Segundo; ballast to Standard Oil company. in
LAO p. M. q. $. stmr Mcculloch. Hotel, from
cruise.
Wednesday. July 30.
Stmr Georgian. Nichols. Seattle and Tacoma;
Williams. Dimond 4 Co
Stmr Harvard, Jepsen, San Diego; Pacific
Navigation company.
stnr Hornet. Marxen. Seattle: F. I.inderman.
Ger stmr Niagara. Schau, Woosung for orders:
Standard Oil company.
stmr Del Norte, Sanford. Crescent City
Hobbs. Wall & Co.
Br stmr Ashtabula, Harding, Pisagua; Stand
ard Oil company.
SAILED
Wednesday. July 80.
9.fO a. M. barge Santa Paula, Pelle Port San
Luis. in tow tug Sea Rover.
10:35 a.. M, stmr Santa Clara, Jessen, San
Pedro.
1915 a. M. stmr National City, Bostrom. San
Pedro.
1888 a. NJ, stmr Rose City, Rankin, San Pc
dro.
1890 p. M. stmr wilhelmins Peterson, Homo
lulu.
1880 p m. schr Irene. Mitchell Astoria
lis p. M. stmr Vanguard Odland Eureks
1:30 p. M, stmr Georgian, Nichols, Seattle
and Tacoma.
2:2o p. m.. bktn Fullerton, Fieldep Port San
Luis. in tow tug Dauntless.
p. M, stmr Whitesboro. Frederickson Green
wood.
$40 p. m. .tmr Brunswick, wahlgren. For
s45 p. NJ. stmr Del Norte Hoffman, Crescent
City.
40 p. M. stmr Harvard Jepsen, San Pedro
and San Diego
4:ss p M. stmr Sea Foam. Henricksen, Men
docino.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31

SAN PEDRO, July 30.-Steamer Norwood ar.
rived this morning from Grays Harbor via San
Francisco carrying passengers and freight for
the West Coast Steamship company and S75. .00O
feet OF lumber for the San Pedro Lumber com.
pany and others
The Pacific Coast company's steamer Governor
arrived from San Diego with passengers and
freight.
Stesmer General Hubbard arrived this morning
from Eureka carrying 100000 feet Of lumber
consigned 10 the Hammond Lumber company at
Terminal
Steamer Wellesley will discharge a partial
cargo OF lumber for the Pacific Lumber company
at Wilmington and will clear tomorrow for Eu-
reka in ballast to reload
Steamer Necancum discharged 730. 600 feet Of
lumber for the Hammond Lumber company and
cleared for Eureka In ballast TO reload.
Steamer Hoquiam arrived from Grays Harbor
with cargo OF railroad ties for the Southern
Pacific company.
Steame Rochelle is due from Portland with Z
cargo Of $4,000 feet OF lumber for the Southern
California Lumber company.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Exports by the Panama liner

The steamer City of sydney sailed for Balboa
ana way ports Friday with cargo valued at S134 !.
o2S the distribution being as follows: For Cen
tfal America. $51,O45; Mexico. $31 229: New
Pork, S39 752; Colombia s1.00S: Ecuador So 1s4
Peru. S2.3S4; Chile. S119: Trinidad island, S202
Germany s.. 530 France. s1.170 England
81 400; The following We're the principal exports
To Central America-6,374 bbls -four 1874 7o5
lbs rice, 5.295 lbs spices S43 gals and . cs wine
ass lbs Goldfish. 40 bales hay. 1870 cs canned
goods. 61 es salmon, $50 pkgs potatoes ZIG lbs
hams and bacon. II pkgs fresh fruits. 343 lbs
raisins, 10 cs whisky. "a typewriters. 1913 pkgs
paints. d. $50 lbs talow so cs and II drums
kerosene. pkgs machinery s rolls leather.
launch. head cattle. 5 horses
To Mexico-974 gals wine. 81 cs canned goods
50 pkgs potatoes. 500 lbs prunes, $50 lbs raixins
- cs salmon, 277 lbs tea
To New York--54s52 gals wine 12o cs
canned fruit Sc, ,514 lbs hone black. o3 967 lbs
hides. 1921 lbs wool 1,s27 lbs old rubber.
To Colombia-267 bbls -four 7450 lbs rice, 6OC
gals wine.
To Ecusdor-3so bbls -four. $40 lbs lard.
To Peru, 290 lbs nuts. 81 pkgs electrical
goods.
To Trinidad island-J0 salmon.
To Germany-Too lbs vanilla beans. 80 bbs sea
shells.
To France-S.926 lbs cherry stems.
To England. 600 lbs vanilla beans.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners OF
the Pacific
Special Dispatch to The Calll

/ Especial Dispatch to The Call
| EUREKA. July s0-Norwecian steamer Jason
departed late last evening with as4.4I4 feet oe
rough clear redwood lumber for Mazatlan. The
cargo is valued at ss,17s.
| steamer city of Topeka. after being delayed
| by foggy conditions at the bar. arrived from San
Francisco this morning with freight. mail and
| passengers.
Steamers North Fork and Katherine departed
/ this morning with lumber for San Francisco.
The North Fork also carried a shipment OF cat
| tie
rarted this afternoon with lumber cargoes for
San Francisco and San Pedro
Piloted over the bar by the tug Relief steam steam
! err Ravall departed this evening with freight,
| mail and passengers for San Francisco.
ASTORIA July 3o.-Steamer Olympic shifted
Tuesday evening to Wauna. where IT VIII taAs
steamer Saginaw sailed this morning for San
Francisco with a cargo of lumber; <,,
| San Francisco after discharging Its cargo Ok
| crude oil.
IS steamer Olson Mahony sailed this mornins
steamer RAYMOND arrived this morning from
San Francisco to load lumber:
Schooner Sehome sailed Tuesday evening io'
gasoline schooner Mirene arrived Tuesday night
| from Wadport with cargo
/ PORTLAND July 3o.--The steamer Roanoke,
| capfain Dickson, sailed at o'clock tonight for
San Francisco. Los Angeles and San Diego Win
passengers and freight. $50.
The steamer Chehalis. Captain KofIcld has
cleared at the custom house with 1900 feet ot
/ lumber for San Francisco. She VIII complete
| her cargo at Raymond
| The steamer Merced, which arrived last niEnt,
| is discharging cement from San FRANCISCO. Sns
| will load lumber. for San Pedro
SEATTLE. July observation-disclosures steamer
G. Ferd Laesz from Hamburg: steamer Navajo.
| from Nome; steamer Ell Seguudo. from San
| Francisco; British steamer Prince Rupert. from
| Prince Rupert .,-..~
| Sailed-Steamer Mariposa. for southwestern
| Alaska: steamer Al-Ki, for southeastern Alaska:
| steamers Admiral Farragut and John A. Hooper
/ for San Francisco. steamer Spokane. Tor Skas-
| way: British steamer Prince Rupert, Tor Prince
/ Rupert.
VANCOUVER, B. c.. July 3o.-.Arrived-Nor-
| werian steamer Thode Fagelund. from Muroran.
: sailed-British steamer Empress OF japan. ZOE
Hongkong.
PORT GAMBLE. July so.-Sailed-steamer
! Fairbaven for San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31

TAToosH-Passed July 80. $50 4. M stmr
Fl Seeundo hence July n for Seattle; ~
sound: 7:30 a. M. Jap stmr sadc Maru, from
Yokohama for Seattle; a. M. stmr Graywood,
from Aiukilteo for San francisco; a. M. s.mr Iar
Rorna from Vancouver for Port San Luis; =: ~
San. Francisco: II so a. M, Rr stfnr Harpalyce,
Br strnr Reachy. from Puget sound for Sydney.
Passed July 30 p. m--Stmr City OF PueDia'
from Seattle @ for San francisco - -
Br sfmr Trincnlo. from Port San Luis Tor Puget
sound; a. M, stmr Navajo, from Nome FOR
EUREKA-Arrived Jnly 30. II a. m.-stmr
City OF Topeka. hence July %
Sailed July sos .. m.-stmr North Fork, for
Sailed July 80. =. m.-stmr Thomas I.
wsnd for San r. pedTo P % atnTs san ssmp
Katherine. for San Francisco.
| SEATTLE-Arrivcd July so-Stmr Col e. Z.
Drake: with barge IS in tow hence July 9. 3.
July c9-Stmr Al-Ki from Albion: barge ST.
David, in tow rug Amur. from Alaska.
Sailed July 29-stmr City Of Puebla. for San
hence July 81; Ger stmr G. Ferd Laeiz. from
Victoria: stmr Navajo. from Nome. -
Sailed July 30-Stmr Admiral Farragut. Tor
PORT GAMBIE-sailed July so-stmr Fair
haven for San Francisco.
TACOMA-Arrived July 3o-stmr President,
Jap stmr Panama Maru. from Seattle.
Sailed July so-stmr President. for San Fran
sailed july so-stmr Cricket. for Seattle.
Arrired Jny sonstmr Cricket G hence July ~. 2e
, Santa Barbara. for San Francisco.
| EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK-Arrived Jrly 29-Br stmr City
OF Raroda from Yokohama.
Sailed July o9-Stmr oregonlan. for Puerto
Mexico.
GUAYMAS-Arrived July o9-U. S. stmr Buff
falo hence July Is.
10 port july 2a-u. S. stmr Pittsburg.
SALINA cRuZ-Arived July 29-stmr Ne
vANCOUyER-Arrived July 30--Nor stmr
Thode Fagelund from Mororan
Sailed July 30-Br stmr Empress of Japan.
LAS PALMAs-Arrved July 2s-Ger stmr
| Sisak hence Anril %.
ROTTERDAM-Sailed July 25-Fr bark Cham
pirnv. for San Francisco.
SYDNEY-Sailed July oG--Br stmr Ventura.
Observation-Disclosures July 2s~lap .tmr Mex
| ico aIaru. FOR Puget sonnd. July 29-Stmr China.
for San Francisco.
| Arrived July 2S-Stmr Manchuria, hence June
| o6 vie Honolulu. etc.
vICT0RIA-Sailed July 3o-Br stmr Harra-
| lvec for Hongkong; stmr City OF .Puebla. for
Arrived July so-Br stmr TrincuIo, from Port
San LUIS; Nor stmr Thode Fageiund. from Moro
ran: Jap stmr Sado Maru from Yokohama.
Sailed July 30-Br stmr Empress OF Japan,
| for China and Japan
MONTEEAL-Arrived July 30-Nor stmr Cuz-
| CO. from nitrate ports.
CALLAO-Arrived July 29-Schr Mahukona
1 from Pu~cf sound.
COUPEvILLE-Arrived July 2o-schr W. F.
| Garns. from Pearl harbor.
BALBOA-Arrived Jnly 30-Stmr Pleiades,
hence July 10 via San Pedro
OCEAN STEAMERS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES July 30-Stmr Gin
cinnati, for New York: stmr Kaiser Wilhelm der
/ Crosse, from Bremen for New York; stmr Ma
| jestic. for New York.
PHILADELPHTA--Arrive July 30-Stmr
Prinz Adelbert from Hamburg.
MANIIA-Arrved prior July 30-Stmr Chica 90
Afaru. from Tacoma; stmr Chfyo Maru, from San
Francisco.
MESSINA- Sailed July 30-Stmr Carpathia.
for New York.
| SINGAPORE-Sailed July 30-Stmr Protest
laus from Tacoma for Liverpool.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31
WIRELESS REPORTS
FROM SHIPS At SEA
~ MARCoNr WIRELESS

.~c-t. are received directly
from the Pacific coast stations q '
Monday. July 20.
rn cy yr4Yw-r-cm Port San Luis for Sc
80, 1873 miles south OF San Fran
cisco all well.
STEAMER ARaYLL-Frcm Port San Luis a.a e.
Portland P. M, 800 miles north OF san
STEAMER SANTA RrTA-Trcm Port San San luis pnr.
for Honolulu; s p. m, i,147 miles from for'
San Luis; all we'll.
STEAMER !. A. CHANsLoR- Port aI, San
Luis for Honolulu: p. M, dot niies iiol
Honolulu; all well.
STEAMER SHERATON Honolulu FOR san
Francisco: 8 D. m. SIG miles from San fran
cisco: all well.
Francisco; p M, 1,l19 miles from san fran
cisco: all well.
STEAMER ENTERPRIsE-From Hilc for San
rrancissG; s;9 s ?. m.' 800 miles from san ran
STEAMER KoREA-From China and Japan via
Honolulu for San Francisco: s p: M, 1..34
miles from San Francisco; all we'll
STEAMER soNoMA-Hence July % for Sydney; !;
8 p m. 60 miles from San francisco; all
we'll.
NORWEGIAN STEAMER Cuzco--From nitrate
ports for Montreal; 4 p. m, 1o7 miles from
Montreal.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 80.
STEAMER J. B. sTETsoN-s p. m, 165 miles
north OF San Francisco
STEAMER GEoR0IAN-S p. M, so miles north
Of San Francisco
STEAMER ADELINE SMITHS p. M, 1s miles
north OF Point Arena.
STEAMER w. r. HEHHIN-S p. M, miles
south of San Francisco.
STEAMER oLEUM-S p. m, 81 miles north Of
San Francisco.
STEAMER cENTRALIA-s p. M. 20 miles north
of San Francisco.
STEAMER CAMINo-7 p. M. 80 miles south OF
MenQ0ClnO.
STEAMER wILHELKNA-s p. m, 1o5 miles
out
STEAMER ENTERPRISES .. M, 1o1 miles
EUREKA. July 80.
STEAMER CAPTAIN A. +. LUCAS-with barge
81 in tow; $3.50 miles north OF San Francisco
at 8 p. N.
STEAMER FALcoN-ss miles north OF Cape
Mendocino at $50 p. N.
STEAMER CARLOs-l0 miles north Of Cape
Blanco at p. m.
STEAMER GRACE DOLLARS miles north OF
Cape Mendocino at p. m
STEAMER CATANIA-3o2 miles north OF San
Francisco at p. m.
STEAMER KLANATH-6 miles south Of Blunts
reef at s p.
STEAMER OLIVER J. OLSON miles south OF
Coos Bay at p. N.
STEAMER ADELINE sMITH-Due San Fran
cisco at $50 q. M. Thursday
STEAMER UMATILLA--l2 miles south Of Cape
Blanco at p. M.
STEAMER CITY OF ToPEKA-Passed in at
1890 a.. m.
EAST SAN PEDRO. July 80.
STEAMER STANLEY DOLLARS o. M, miIes
west OF Redondo Beach: northbound.
SEATTLE. July 80.
STEAMER ADMIRAL FARAAGUT-Seattle for
San Francisco; on Race rocks at p. m.
STEAMER JOHN A. HooPER-On Point Bush
at p. M
ASTORIA. July 30.
STEAMER ARGYLL-Port San Luis for Port
land; 500 miles north Of San Francisco at s
d.
STEAMER CITY OF PUEBLA-Seattle for San
+ Francisco; SO miles south OF Destruction ISL
and at r.
STEAMER AoMA-vancouyer for Port San Luis;
$50 miles north OF San Francisco at p. N.
STEAMER DUcKHAN-San Francisco for Seat
lie; miles south Of Tillamook rock at D. m.
STEAMER HENRY 7. 6CoTT-San Pedro for
Tacoma; 20 miles north OF Grays Harbor At S
y. %.
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RAINFALL DATA
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Movements of Steamers
TO ARRIVE

From Steamer Date
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HAvRE-Arrised July ca-stmr niagara. from

HAvRE-Arrfved July c9-Stmr Niagara. from
New York.
ROTTERDAM--Arrived July 29-stmr Uran
fum. from New York
LIvERPOOL-Arrived July S0-Stmr Laccnfa
from Boston.
L1SRON-Safled July 26--Stmr Roma, from
Marsrille for New York.
QrEENSTOwN-Sailed July 30-Stmr Cymric,
from Liverpool for Boston.
NEW YORK-Sailed July 30-Stmr Kaiser
Franz Joseph ]. for Trieste.
BOSTON-Arrived July 30-Stmr Francoria,
from Liverpool via Queenstown
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TRANSPORT Serxi~,

The Rufcrd is at San Francisco.
The Crook is at San Francisco.
The Logan left San Francisco for Manili
July ).
The Sheridan Is at San Francisco.
The Sherman IL at San Francisco. scheduled
TO sail for Manila August
The Thomas arrived July II at Manila.
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British Malls

The mails for Great Britain and ireland will
close al the main postoffce Seventh and Mission
streets at the following times.
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bFanch OF the United States hydTOgTNphIt
office. located In the Merchants Exchange, II
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
Of expense. Navigators cordially invited t.
visit the office. where complete set Of chart,
and sailing directions Of The world kept al
hand for comparison and reference, and the latest
information always be obtained regarding
lights, dangers to navigation and matters oi
interest to ocean commerce. w. v. TOMB.
Lieutenant. q. S. N, in Charge.