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STIKE SITUATION
Hie strilco situation in San Fran
cisco is from nil reports worso than
ver. The strikers arc resorting to
iolence on nil sides and tho lives of
worn men are not safe. Jn-om pumisu-
cd awounts of tho troublo.it appeal's
tlint the strikers liavo'becn dhvctly
onnectcd with two killings in Onk-
nnd. and many assaults have beon
ommiUFd in San Francisco. Flemi
sh at tempts to break the wrists of
workmen caught by tho strikers have
wen made, in an effort to so disable
he workers as to unfit them foi duty,
without killing thorn.
Work at the Oakland mole with
the fliips is going on pretty well, but
under a strong armed guard. It is
the c'cnerai impression of passengers
.iri'lng in .tho Mariposa- this morn-
ny thai tho situation will become
much worse before it is settled and
billys have como to such a pass that
Mood shed and not arc looked upon
is uhuost uuaviodable unless either
one side or tho other makes a com
plete backdown.
The complete tie-up which existed
for some time has been broken, and
business U kept going although ham
lorcd. This is giving the merchants
uw. aim inaKiiur tne sinners ues-
pornte. and tho anticipated clash,
when it does cotno will bo a very ser
ious one for all concerned. Bulletin.
British iwc Anxious ovci Boer
Raiding Lomio.v, Sept. 21. -Anxiety with re-
ard I j tho situation in South Africa
& inteusiiieci oy juoru ivucuuiiur o
la to t message announcing the loss of
two more British guns. The war is
not over, and oven some of the
Unionist papers are blaming tho
Government for tho majuer in which
the euiintry has beeu deluded into
the belief that the Boers were at
tho eud of their sources. General Bo
Ilia has for a week past been modi
tating a raid into Nulal, and no
doubt he is acting in co-operation
with other Jloor leaders. Whothcr
he has enough material ut his com
maud to enter upon a campaign on a
largo scale in Northern A'atalisopcu
to doubt, but at the same tunc Lord
Ivitchocer may not have enough men
successfully to oppose tne Hoer com
mandant general, unlci," he consider
ably reduces the, uumder now employ
ed in chasing raiding commandos
throughout the length and breadth of
Capo Colony.Natal is almost the only
position in South Africa which is be
ginning to recover from th misfor
tunes of the last two u-iuf. and it
offers tempting prey to Iho raider.
A fresh invasion of this coIomv would
be regarded here ns u n-ul calamity.
Tho financial outlook - u'so far
from satisfactory. On the Stock Ex
change rumors are current that the
Chancellor of Exchequer will ultima
tely havo to float another largo isuc
of consols.
Unce Dny Set,
New Yohk, Sept. in Tho chal
lenge committee of the xew York-
Yacht Club, in conference witli the
representatives of the Royal Ulster
Yacht Club, has decided tha,t the
first race for the America's uuu shall
tako placo on Thursday, Septemdor
20. The second race will lake vU
ke pUje
Saturday, September 28. i
Goes Without Guards. 1
Nkw Yohk
juk, sept. 211. A ipii
from Washington say-j
to the Sun
Tho fact that President Roo-o'velt
walked from the White llttu-.c t Jthe
residence of Secretary Hay. Led
back at lvnch time, and also 1 lthc
Cowles residence at tho cloeo t ids
work today, alone and appatfntly
unwatched by policemen or fferct
service agonts, has caused (wide
spread comment. Tho net seik-Cs as
an object lesson touching 'L new
President's attitude on tho n Lh dis
cussed question of tho-vlwlon j,nd ef
ficacy of guards about the ys,J,ou of
tho President. i In
, . , . l.il'
jiainiy, irrcsiuoia WKwcwr uoes
not feel m neeu oi any iui-wit. nr0.
lection than the citizen fllieodoro
uoosevcit nau, ana uoen noi ean j0
have It. Tho President is ,t led to
this determination by a fp jrit of bra
vaiio, out because he kilows that
guards nave never succ-ie(cj an(
never will succeed m s1
aying tho
sin. Pre-
hand of tho anarchist assi
sldent Roosevelt will tak
all precau
tions suggasted by prut e
uco and . a
proper, icanl for the
at?d dignity of his office-)
rapprtanee
Ait.he will
not bo surrounded by g
fir-la.
WHITE HOUSE BEING
THOROUGHLY RENOVATED.
Washington, Sept. 21. Mrs.
Roosevelt and her six children will
join the President In tho White Houso
next AVedncsday. Pending their ar
rival the historic mansion is under
going an internal cleaning sueh as It
lias not had sinco tho Clovclands mov
ed out.
New carpets and mattings aro be
ing laid all over tho house. The
public parlors have been redecorat
ed and tho private apartments, too,
aro being renovated and partly re
furnished. The exterior has recently
been given a new dress of glistening
white, and tho iron trimmings are
bright with lfcw gilt. It is likely
that the spacious attic will be fitted
up as a playroom and gymnasium for
tho Roosevelt children.
Mrs. Roosevelt is now superintend
ing the closing up of her handsome
home at Oyster Bay, and, like a tho
rough housewife, she personally sup
ervised the arrangements for the ac
commodation of her children and
servants at the White House.
Tho President will spend his first
night in tho White House next Mon
day. His chief object in moving in
before his family arrives is to super
intend the preparation for their ar
rival.
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Tho big steamer Californiau, Cap
tain Lyon, ot tho American-Hawaiian
Steamship Company, sailed Sept
ember 10 from Sau Francisco for
Nanaimo to fill hor bunkers, and will
sail thence to Seattle to tako on a
cargo for Honolulu and (New York
Consolidation at n Standstill.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
committee appointed for appraising
the respective values of the floating
stock of'tho Wilder and tho Inter-
Island cbmpanies handed in its report
some time agdjttao matter o'. a con
solidations of the two companies has
not been ableito progress any further
owing o tho absence of a number of
tho large stock-holders in both com
panies.
T.;e Wilder steamers are fewer in
number than the Inter-Island com
pany's, but owing to the fact that
four of the Wilder steamers aro of
steel while thelutcr-lsland steamers
aro of wood tho Wilder steamers
wore valued at SI, 000 more than the
other eomyany's. The proposed con
solidation, which will bo made with a
view to reducing tho expenses of
maintaining two managements, will
thus not be progressing before the
return of tho large stockholders;
Tbo Inter-Island steamer' Hanalo
has been treated to a now coat of
paint. Tho vessel has rsceutly been
subjected to considerable renovating,
The bark.Alden Besse, Captain
Keisscl. left San Francisco on Sept.
17 for Honolulu.
The steamer Nippon Maru arrived
at San Fraheisco Sept. 19. making-
tho trip frour-Honolulu in 5 days. 17
hours and 17 minutes. '
Tho Schooner- $'. T. Alexauder
sailed from Kahulul for San Francis
co, Oct. li-f' with 800 tons of sugar
-Oceanic Time Table.
DATE
NAME
FUOM
Oct,
1 Coptic Yokohama
4 Nippon Maru ,.S. F.
!'
If
8 America Maru. ..Yokohama
8 Sonoma .TTColonics
! Sierra S. F,
12 Peru S. F,
15 Citv of Peking. . . Yokohama
10 Alameda .' r.S. F
II
II
II
22 Gaelic Yokohama
22 Coptic S. F,
2;l Moana , , . .Colonies
2(5 Aorangi Victoria, B. C
20 Ventura Colonies
30 America Maru S. P,
ilO Sonoma S. I
i'OU
Oct.
1 Coptic S. F,
2 Alameda." S. F,
4 Nippon Maru. . . .Yokohama
8 America Maru S. F,
8 Sonoma S. F,
!) Sierra Colonies
12 Peru Yokohama'
15 City of Peking S. F,
22 Gaelic ,....S. F,
22 Coptic. . .... ...Yokohama
23 Alamcfla ,,. Si
23 Moapa.. ..Victoria, B.
28 Aorangi Colonies
2fl "Ventura r-':,S
SO Aftlerlcl MarUi i. Yokohama
30 Sonoma Coloiiics
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