The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 7, 1900, Page 21

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1900. COMMERCIAL PXCHANGES T0 BE CONNECTED New Telegraph Company Is | Incorporated in New Jersey.= | B 1% (Y tors Hope, by Withholding » to Effectually Kill All Bucket Shops. P o & 5 TOGETHER IN A FOG the Morgan Liner oS the British Steamer Rappahanock. N IN, New Trial Denied. £ 43 gral o 0 ¢ - Philippines. 6 The War De- al receipts n the unted to | A s I Fire Followed Explosion. IRONWOOD, Mich., Oct. 6.—Fire night by damp explogic the m : electric 1 'FEEDS BRAIN WORKERS A Food Made Especially for Them. , Dallas, Texas, t rly selected great benefit to any e says: “My duties as jou 1la winter, 1¢ eon, no matter how ligh t 1 myself or two. nd to the demand sement of Grape and determined charmed with the in fect health for luncheon, and nvenience what- work at once, when Tleftit. I experience that this prepara- | bl brain workers., who that period of time | gestion is one of almost ental power.” 1 age of concentrated | or brain workers to use | y adapted for_rebuilding | erve centers. Grape-Nuts nted by an expert especi- | Knowledge of the atained in the grains these elements so absorbed by the body. | to replenish the lost | (which is exhausted | ve brought about dt. The proof can be had by any | worker who will take the trouble e Grape-Nuts for a few days. now rpose AUSTRALIA WILL GO ON THE RUN T0 PAPEETE ON NOVEMBER FIRST Steamer to Ply Between the Port of San Francisco and Tahiti, Thereby Dis- placing Slower Sailers. Fast Mail GoVERNOR. GALLET CISCO AND LI1A IS NOW TAHITI BLACK, BUT THE STEAMER AUSTRALIA, THAT IS TO INAUGURATE THE NEW MAIL SERVICE BETWEEN SAN FRAN- AND THE GOVERNOR GENER WILL AL OF THE FRENCH DEPENDENCY. PAINTED WHITE. THE AUSTRA- BE mai have been ave given a course it e the French coi- it off from the nseque: aims of his adn establish a r service between Tahiti Cogst. ] Samoa, Fijl, caland, d England to France did not al. Ever since then has been trying to estab- e between Papeete and An attempt was made the Homer, but it failed. steamer is a comfortable and well-equip- ped ves very way, but she could not « coal enough for the round trip, and In consequence her performance was not much b n that of a sailing ship. When the Oceanic Steamship Company began building its new ocean fliers Gover- nor Gallet began negotiating with the company for one of its spare boats. After much discussion the Oceanic Company d cided to place a steamer at the disposal of the French Government, and in conse- quence the Australia will be withdrawn from xt Wednesday and placed on the with a- has been compelled to charter the steamer Queen from acific Coast Steamship Company, The latter vessel will go to Honolulu for one trip and then the Zealandia will take up the running 1l the Alameda and the new steamers are ready for service, The Australia will be a revelation to the Tahitians. She is a modern vessel in every respect. Her cold-storage plant will enable the merchants of Papeete to send a big lot of tropical fruits to this port, while a run of ten days will seem nothing compared with thirty-five and forty days usually taken by the sailing vessels. Ta- hiti is the “'Lotus land” of the Pacific and months will gee it the most eagerly after excursion point in the South- 1 Seas. o SATLORS ARE STILL SCARCE. | :‘“ | Many Vessels Detained in Port for | & ‘Want of Crews. The British ships Glencaird and Milvet- ton and the Chilean bark Juan Peral are | Kauftm all tied up in the stream because men can- not be procured to man them. The Owel na was in the same box for several day fortunately enough sallors were pro- for her early yesterday morning and sea on the first tide. Four or Is now loading at Port Costa masters are haunting every sal- mon vessel that comes 1 for men. *‘Blood money” is now $40 a man and by the looks ings it will go to $5) vefore the week : big cannery ship Bt. Nicholas was sed from quarantine yesterday. A couple of Chinese died during the voyage down from Bristol Bay and_were placed pickle. In consequence Dr. Kinyoun t all hands aboard urtil noon yester- did not take the crew long to get as soon as the vessel was released, as each man had from $.. to $500 coming to him none of them were willing to ship again for an ocean voyage, o the boarding masters got fooled. On the Two Brothers, which also came in from the canneries Friday night, the men did not know {)(us( where they stood. They signed to make the trip for $50, but on arriving at Nushagak demanded $100. Captain Wilson laughed at their reque: and in consequence there was almost mutiny. Nearly every man aboard has been fined and in consequence all the sea- men on the Two Brothers will remain ashore until the matter is settled. Water Front Notes. The bark Undaunted, which sailed from here on September 28 for Comox, B. C., put back to port yesterday. e lost her foretopgallant mast in a gale last Thurs- da_‘y off Point Arena. he barkentine Tropic Bird arrived from Tahitl Jast night. The voyage was an un- eventful one. Captain B. Nelson of the barl-entine W. H. Dimond has been anpointed master of the barkentine 8. N, Castle. Captain Hub- bard of the Castle will remain ashore, The steamer Jeanie was got off the rocks at Point Arena yesterday. She will be towed to San Francisco and over- hauled. As far as can be learnsd all the damage done to the tight little craft is the loss of her rudder and rudder post. The Philadelphia, Iowa and nger leave for Santa Barbara chanrel on Mon- day, where they will act as stakeboats y ready to come down and the | The little | e Honolulu run on her arrival here E T | order to do this the Oceanic Com- —.l- e Wisconsin on SAILED. wi foll her trial trip. The | m Charters. nson 1los Tuesday rday, October 6. r Bonita, Nicolson, San Pedro Lakme, Schage, Eureka. Brunswick, Andresen, southern coast tmr Progreso, Zolling, Tacoma. Caspar. B Chematnus. Ship Oriental, Parker, Seattle, Br ship Oweenee, Burchell, Queenstown. Bark Tlda! Wave, Liebig, Tacoma. Burk Mohican, Kelly, Honolulu, Schr Challes r, Anderson, Seattle. Schr Mary Buhhe, Weber, Eureka. o v Senr Lucy, Peterson, Umbaun: rtland for Eur r G Schr Lily, Bottger, Umpqua. River. the Otillie Fjord Eureka for Ka- | Schr Rio Rey, Johinson, Bowens Landing. ¥ the Oste at I’urtlix;’xl ‘!ur‘ RETURNED. " t. Katherine, S < s E. “."mub Saturday, October 6. Bark Undaunted, Davidson, hence Sept 25, for Comox, on account of carrying away fore- | topmast. 4 SPOKEN. Sept 4, south of & en Island—Br shi o > arrival Whea ) Oweenee cleared yesterday t Shipment. v orders with $3,335 ctls | MEMORANDUM. wheat, valued at $88,000, and 20,000 feet lumber | Per bark Undaunted—Sailed from - dunnage valued at $300; total value, $88,300, | ¢isco Sept 2 for Comox. Om Oct :Em IF;;ZD e N, Jon 128 15 W, had a heavy WSW gale. Car- Shipping Intelligence. | ried away foretopmast and headgear. | for repairs. e ARRIV POINT LopLEVEGRAPHIC. 01N DBOS, Oct 6, 10 p m—We hazy; wind NW, velocity 8 mn-s. b EURERA_LOMESTIC PORT: SUREKA—Arrived Oct 5—Stmi v | hence Oct 4—Stmr Pomona, hence Oot 6 wur | Bertie Minor, hence Sept 20; schr Eva, from | Kahulul; schr Jessie Minor, from Kailua; schr Emma Claudina, from Kahulul. ‘ | Sailed Oct 5—Schr Bertha Dolbeer, for New- | port (S); stmr Pasaneda, for San Pedro; stmr | Brunswick, for San Francisco; stmr North | hours from | Fork, for San Franolaco; stmr Del Norte, for D. Saturday, October ¢, | hours from Willapa Stmr Rival, Johnson, Harbor. Stmr S, n Diezo, etc. o Polnt Arena, Hansen, 14 hours from jocinc r Geo W Blder, Randall, 61 hours from nd, via Astoria 50 hours. Cleone,” Lindquist, 15 hours from Cas- nta Rosa, Alexander, 61 hours from { = P Stnr Brunswick, Andresen, 22 ki Eureka: bound south; put in to land passen- | Astoria, via Coos Bay: stmr Eureka, for San Sar North Fork, McLellan, 28 hours from | LL&NCISco; bktn Mary’ Winkelman, for Ade- ! 1aide. TILLAMOOK—Arrived t S 4 3 hours from Astoria. | Kruzer, hence Oct 3. b g e A . 26 hours from Eureka. NWOOD~Salled Oct 6, at & p m— Blakey, 4 days from Oys- | Greenwood, for San Franeisco. = © T Stnr | NEWPORT—Arrived Oct 6—Schr reka Fulton, Duggan, Stmr Eurel Br stmr Vict. Sparrow, 5 ;’ln\. v lydn, 86 days from New ! from Eureka omas 75 days, ernam PORT TOWNSEND—Passed Oct —Schr Ad- ) a Montevideo 47 via Sandy | miral, for Port Gamble; stmr Humboldt, for 35 days, via Callao 16 days, via Acapulco | Skaguay. i ("‘ - —‘; .YPL Paters - Tovwonend 3 Bavs: teadted Hr:y:rr.lltllo:: Oct 6—Schr J M Weatherwax, from ign! ay B s o & cl (o laTk Albert, Gricfiths, 15 days from Hono- Boy Abd Leurs: Magi Jos BAS. Franainy, DaloF ulu { - < 3 v Arrived Oct 6—Schr Lillebonne, hence Sept 2. sark A i aes X S 3 plark Andrew Welch, Drew, 22 days from | PORT GAMBLE—Arrived Oot 6 Schr 0y 1% Talbot, trom Port Blakeley; schr Admiral, from Port Townsend SEATTLE—Salled Qct 5—Stmr Czarina, for Tacoma; Dutch stmr Wilhelmine, for Tacoma; Brig Geneva, Aas, 10 days trom Port Gamble. CLEAR Saturday, October 6. Stmr Geo W Elder, Randall, Astoria; Oregon | schr A M Baxter, for San Pedro. Oct 6—Stmr Railroad and Nav_Co. Senator, for Ca. ome. Stmr Curacao, Parsons, Guaymas; Goodall, Stmr Humboldt and stmr Al- & Co. | i, from Alaska Santa Rosa, Alexander, San Diego; ASTORIA—Arrived Oct 6—Ger ship Phila- Perkins & Co. or ‘Umatilla, Cousins, Victoria, ete Perkins & Co. Titania, Egenes, Nanaimo; John ns. delphia, from Honolulu, : Good- | NEAH BAY—Passed in Oct 6—Schr Ludlow, | from San Pedro, for Port Blakeley; ship A 4 | Fuller, hence Sept 11, for Tacoma. Passed out Oct 6—Nor stmr Tellus, from Che- mainus, for San Francisco; schr A M Baxter, from Seattle, for San Pedro. CRESCENT CITY—Sailed Oct 6—Stmr Cres- cent City, for San Franelsco. Nor stmr Rosenfeld's Br_ship Oweenee, Burchell, Queenstown; L | City, for San Francisco. | New York. | A LESSON IR FCOVOMTY Other/stos C/O 9/-/059 .llil‘ m"“ He shades. If we mentioned ribbon you would 4% Inches wide 5 inches wide. No. 1, 15¢—bolt of 10 yards, No. 13 ds. No. 2,25 ¢—bolt of 10 yards. PEARL BUTTONS, Extra quality Se dozen. as to hold the stray hairs in place. ¢ Italian shell, smooth finish, in a! signs. This week's selling, 15¢. STEEL SAFETY PI BRook pins, assor Best American pin: lish pins CDDS AND ENDS SLIGHTLY SOILED PLAYED IN OUR WIND: WHITE WITH WIDE EMBROIDERY . s GOWNS, n, broidery; al hemstitched .. LADIES' DRAWERS, soft muslin " 'Here is’ need Ladles’ made of chance not to beg"an-wool flannel; lined cuft; ity black soutache braid. A word wise—come and inspect them. -At ( SCHOLAR—Beccuse if other stores’ price on gloves is $1.50 and Rosenberg's is $1.00, the difference /8 50¢c — one - third saved, You Doubls Your Dollars 7000 yards RIBBON that must be closed out Lefore the end of 1 week, made of best quality extra LADIES' WOOL V heavy taffeta, In all the new fall tralian wool, high nec hest, but Juying as we did thé name can’t be divulged. 3% inches wide. And Still Another Lot. ALL-SILK AND SATIN GROS-GRAIN i+E BU.I=ST STORE 0/ THE BUSIEST STREET. THE SMALLSST : TORE WITH THE SMALLEST FRICES. It there is anything new in the market pertaining to the comfort of women Rosenberg’s is the first to show it: Now it's the new HAIR RETAINER, constructed « ea and cempare—that s all is needed to convirce you that no other house in Frisco seils as reasonably MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SAMPLLS SKIRTS, DEEP FLOU OVERS, made bleached muslin, lace and hemstiiched trimmed.. 25¢ trimmed with insertion and em- Muslin Underwear or not. Ladies’ Wool Waist. THE PERFECT FITTING Another One. A VERY CHIC WAIST, per- fect in every detail; throughout; trimmed front, back and sleeves, with best qual- JOE ROSENBERG, / Ve . o’ e 's g/a rb pr ‘ Y so 5 pricé 128 0, Sawnd .50=743 We Will Have Cold Weather Fery Soon. Why Not Save Doctors’ Bills When You Can Buy FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS at this Remarkably Low Price? T Dozen LADIES" FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS: made of best quality flan- pelette, coming in striped and dotted ef- fects; trimmed with fancy braided ruffle: lined; full width; all s All new fall col pe: Our Annual Sale of Knitted Underwear Takes Place This Week. A FEW OF THE MANY. CHILDREN'S COMBINATION SUITS, the Oneita style, made of very best Pe- o . TEACHER—How do you know that you save one-third uying at Rosenberg’s ? ruvian cotton, fle d, high neck, by b i J 9 long sleeves, gth, neck finished with lace . 1 sizes, grey should s Suit .. LADIES' COMBINATIO! _ecent _wool. Onelta .~xy|eh. high neck lengt grey and white, If, you antic wool re. underwear for fall, : " 98¢ al ask for You pay more for the yar d. this ment finish the niversally the famous Merode Al known for the exquisite fit ts. ROSENBERG'S PRIC the brand of this know it to be the DRAW S, same qual French band, with new sty 12e String; Our record-breaking price........ evce kL - Zoe (R If You Want a Good Reliable .-r{") Corset House to Deal With RIBBON— Try Joe Rosenberg’s. Here Is a Sample " CORSETS, m of finest atilfan, in tan or black, em- with different ¢o! k lace ribbon _LADIE Fre: broidered flowers, { double 16, 18, 20 line, for Amerte An American women hape: for a French corset $2.25 3 4 If you pay $10.00 o r n Made of best qual- Il the newest de- corse! 0 Days, Rocky Here's a Corset We Guarantee for That's m west the re than any house S, large or small dozen 1iways been the best corset for s has yet t It reduces the ibdomen hips gracefully walst long smaller without g Tt is made of best i throughout with bes FROM BEING DIS- wher ows, NCE, FINISHED CORSETS F.TTED FREE ON MAIN FLOOR. FITTIHG 08 ROOWS 0'FARRELL-ST. ENTRANCE. of best soft Sample corsets on sale at the barga counter, O'Farrell-st. entrance. Sizes 18 to 28 If a of these you should purchase a pair, as the low- f corsets are really 3Q¢ E MADE FAT b 5 Perfecter.. " 59¢ €It Will Be Your Last Chance to Buy This Ho- are your size nes: soft 59c¢ 17¢ extra fine of price and the quality o earing tucked siefy at These Prices. KIND—Made of best quality 1 pressed . fannel, lined: . new HOS \ Al Cotton Goods Have Advenced. eeve; flare cuff; French bac \ e i, & g ful] front; giit buttons. Colors NP OTR.CAIE OF LADIEN HOSN. red, blue, brown and black. I\ ;Tr‘x‘cy et Gahle . L‘:-Iqum:j Your opportunity . Ly " toes, full 2 '1 ches long. 25C """""""""" Matchless values at .... . Buy Now While Qur Assortment of EIDERDOWN DRESSING SACQUES is Complete, LADIES' EIDERDOWN DRESSING made of all-wool elderdown: new slce sailor colla finished with hand-crocheted black worsted trimmin S ) Colors, red, pink and blue. We have marked them this week e By o 816 MARKET STREET, Ranning Through to 11 0"Farrell. MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED. made of fancy flare SACQUES, to the PHELAN BUILDING. BOWENS LANDING—Arrived Oct 6—Schr Newark, for San Francisco. FORT BRAGG—Salled Oct §—Stmr National SANTA BARBARA — Arrived Oct 6—Schr Maxim, from Eureka. PORT 1.UDLOW—Salled Oct 6—Bark Caron- delet, for Valparaiso. FOREIGN PORTS. HONGKONG—Sailed Oct 6—Jap stmr Hong- kong Marn, for San Francisco. NAGASAKI Sailed Oct 2—Ger ship Gertrud, for Oregon. TAHITI—Left in port by bktn Trople Bird— ¥r bark Grande Duchesse Olga, bktn City of Papeete, waiting instructions. OCEAN STEAMERS NEW YORK—Sailed Oct ¢—Stmr Ems, for Genoa; stmr Ethiopia, for Glasgow; stmr Penn- sylvania, for Hamburg: stmr Rotterdam, for Rotterdam; stmr Manitou, for London; ‘stmr Campania, for Liversool. HENOA—Sailed Oct 4Stmr Werra, for New York, TTVERPOOL—Safled Oct 6—Stmr Lucanta, for | ,\N-rwniw;sanm Oct 6—Stmr Kensington, for New York. “HAVRE—Safied Oct 6—Stmr La Loraine, for k. N ONGRONG—Arrived prior to Oct 6—Btmr China, from San Francisco, Honolulu and Yo- kohama. LONLON—Sailed Oct 6—Stmr Minnehaha, for New York. Steamer Movements. TO ARRIVE. Steamer. From. Arcata . Coos Bay. I rainy weather they dont Teak, BuckinghameHec/its Mova Seotia Seal shoes Jormentheyre’sethepair; are buitt jor Wearand comjort besides Prevent damp & chillyjeet-ilness Uhus avbided-Sold only at Mail orders filled- 7382740 - adires eter. @SS iarket st., Rtate of Cal... Portland Homer ... _|Newport. Crescent City.. Crescent City. Iaqua |Humboldt Rainter ....|Seattle. City Puebla/ Victoria. Bonita ...../Newport. the city front (Mission-street wharf) about twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point; the height of tide i same at bath places. Sun rises Bun sets . Moon sets . Picture Frames. | We make thousands of feet of mould- | Ings every day and usegthem all framing | pictures for almost evefybody also fmport mot — a lot of new ¢ 1 vert cherry » | ony and ts. Sanborn, Vail | 741 Marker st : ———— 1 | Refuses to Accept Prizes. 8 NEW YORK, Oct. 6.—Cornelius Vander- bt | bilt has written® a letter to,the rega =t —— | committees of the clubs and socie Rid NOTE.—In the above exposition of the tides the early morning tides are given in the left hand column and the successive tides of the day In the order of oecurrence as to ilme of the day, *he third time column the third tide and the last or right hand column gives the | last tide of the day, except when there are but three tides, as sometimes occurs. The heights | given are in addition to the sounding on the | Tuited States Coast Survey charts, except when a minus sign (—) precedes the height, and then the number given is subtracted from the depth given by the charts. The plane of under whose auspiced he has raced duri the past In th tarily ref: ceept | won’ by ; s that the Rainbow had no right to take on additional ballast without being remeas- ured and by doing so she was 1 Kentucky’s Election Laws. FRANKFORT, Ky., Oct. 6—Th to-day passed a substitute for Teference 15 the mean af tha lower low waters. | eloction bill. The subs: A - | a return to the law which was | 2 7 | when the G pel law w e 1 and Time Ball. | under which the County Judges app ye Office, U. 8. N., Mer- | the election officers. The H¢ e Bli: Franet: C.|r_. " most certainly reject the = i chants’ Exchange, October 6, 1900. The time | the chances for the passage n law at this session are r 1l on the tower of the new Ferry | elect Anita Crgam is" more than a softening, soothing prepara- tion. It is 2 medical compound which removes the blem- ishes that mar an otherwise beautiful face. 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