The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 27, 1900, Page 11

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1900, ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING., Frank Hyman, 34, 687 Guerrero (Wednesday), at 8:30 o'cloek, from his late street, and street. - = -~ | Bmma Littiefield. 31, 637 Guerrero 3 {dence, roet, N i T s | M Ul . G e i | Do i mahch e et e By ¥ isckeeping; §$13 . | beth Beanchamp, 22, 3% Larkin sireet, be celebrated for the repose of his soul, com- EN GATE ave., §2—Sunny sulte; cloan. “Frc.‘rln; B. Ladd, 2, city, and Minnie Jellinek, | mencing at § gclock. Interment St. Mary's riable; gas stove: running wesoe | 18, & ‘metery, Oakland. > ) Roderick K. Mackenzie. 22, Wrights, and | PIPER—I; Nev.. 3 3 T ¥ sulte, complete for Bouse | Chrrie A. Beebe, Tights. Toias W pasid s e tois Jons Piper, and beloved mother of George, Edward, ENTER i | BIRUS—MARRIAGRS—DEATHS | sibieiit SUfleymi THE HAWAIIAN TRADE SCHLIEMANN—In this city, November 25, 1000, John H. Schliemann, a native of Hanover, Germany, aged 13 vears. C7Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral this day (Tuesday), at 2 o'clock, from the parlors of Charles J. B. Metzier, 635 Washington street. Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery. STAPLES—In this city, November 32, 1000, at her residence, 10 Ciara avenue, Mary A., beloved wife of the late George ¥. ntaples, mother of Lyman D. Staples, Mrs. M. Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail will not be inserted. They must be handed in at either of the pubiication offices and be indorsed with the name and residence of per- £ons anthorized to have the same published. BORN. riceley, November 24, 1000, to rk P. Gerrine, a daughter. city, November 24, 1800, to Alfred Frank Henkel, a son. Zear 13th—2 furnished house- laundry: g8 4 housekeeping room; Ve: gas; running water. furnished fc Coming Back Here| From Australia to| Sail Under the‘l | | American Flag. i ? arlo d ST P ‘urniehed rooms for | IRRINE-In F th ED advertisements and subscriptions ATl hranch ofee - S maghyeoc: Frederick and Mrs. George T. Austin, apd 5 office for Call advertisements and In this city, November 2, 1300, to | G5 VeTGont, afed B years 1 month an s been established at 108 | the wife of Henry Paulsen, & son. A R R ST e this city, November 12, 1900, to the D'PYI\YZX! and acquaintances are respect- i u, Re: a daughter. fully invited to attend the funeral this day | HE American ship Marion Chil- | cott is now owned in San Fran- clseo and this city (Tuesday), at 2 o'clock, from the parlors of | A. W. Martin & Co., 115 Geary street. Inter- ment Laurel H!ll Cemetery. FPoeitively cured by these MARRIED. Little Pills, xth—Rooms Zic in the future | . DOHR SPIETH—In Oakland, Novem- | SULLIVAN. . X r week, and light G | SULLIVAN—In the City and County Hospttal, | will be her home port. Captain | by the Rev. J. H. Theiss, Max | N OV 2 Vi Ve o x Dohrmann and Louise Spleth TNl o, Fupens Slifeen. x netive William Matson will be her man- | They also relieve Distress from Dyspepeity i | Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A pere | | fect remedy for Dizsiness, Nausea, Drowsi city. November 24, i il B aging owner and 1t company with the | utsisipiller, E TOMASZEWSKIin this city, November 20, arents, 61 I Toderick Rbu, Falls of Clyde, Santiago | SILVER v th 2 1900, at the residence of her parents, 351 Fifth = — hoof San Fran- | street, of scarlet fever, Maria Tomaszewsk!, she will run in the | ¢ F whee matees | e per | Scari boloved daugheet of Ludwig and Wal- «;]‘11 ';:l””“’“:;’?g;fi!.'m' ] | ness, Bad Tastetn the Mouth, Coated Tongue - - - YW—In_this city, November | entina Tomaszewski, beloved sister of Clem- ok ® <10, { | ¢ 10 by the Rev 3. M. Buéhler, Peder | entina Tomaszewskl and nece of Constancia | The: Marlon Chilcott was lormerlyhthe} | ;chhtheSfln. TORPID LIVER. They sen "an ma Gerhow. >cotrows| w loytys, tive | i i sent ashore | | I ] ANN-In inis city, Novem- | of Fan Francisco, aged ] year and's days. | British ship Kilbrannar. She went ashore | Regutate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. 1 ber 22, 1300, Ly the Rev. J. M. Buehler, et | at Port Townsend an s there al o Charles F. Meyer and Bertha C. Hagemann, YOL‘ING))IEN'S c.r«mfiuc L‘NION}TA e | doned by her owners. Later the wrreck { nall Pill, 8mall Doses RANKIN-HARDING—In Oakland, November | Qulem high mass for the repose of the €ouls | way purchased by the stevedoring firm ¢ ’ 2. 100, by the Rev. J. B Theiss William | f doceased members of the Youne Aems 0rpIUICUNE Chileott, and after some | | Smal! Prica. Catholic_Union will be celebrated in St. Mary’s Cathedral at 10 o'clock, on November 25. The relatives and frigids of deceased members are respectfully invited to attend. | e e e s HOTEL ARRIVALS. Rankin and Aug. Susanne Harding | har@ work that firm got her off and re- paired her at considerable cost. The money expended on her was more than required | under the law laid down by Congress to | obtain for her an American register, so “‘ RAILRCAD TRAVEL Baird, Benjamin Beard, Anita or elevator. at drug- ‘ourth. Tepaired; needles and 6th: phone Mint 5. iring guaran- Mission. nr. 15th nd re Plambeck STORAGE AND WAREHOUSES. rage Co.. 722 Mission st.; PPIng at cut rates. rage and moving; covered Market; phone South 762 urniture Moving Com- phone Jackson 281 more st TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. GREAT BARGAINS IN TYPEWRITERS We . tter machines for less money than any n the c $2. The ty: tem writer ain 266 new and second-hand; larg: 1167 Market. bet. 7th & St b DIVIDEND NOTICES. Vidend T (arty the Oceanic Steamship be payable at the office of the Market st on and after Satur- 1900, Transfer books_ will Nevember 24, 190, at 12 m. v SHELDOX. Secretary: — O Seoretary PROPOSALS. ot the Veterans' Home of Gair ’t_‘ ce, Toom 13, 320 Slnk\m.c‘l:x 10 26:3 o'clock a. L, 1800, and o ciy ‘thereafter in the presence of i Cornishing and delivering Commisaary supplies for the Seh apa County, Cal. (railrond gia. r ix months commene 1901, and ending June 30, 1901. Sched: infc jon and instructions for be furatshed upon appiy igned. Bidders will srs conditions of the scheduies, be considered unless it fs in e with such schedules. Each bidder mpany his bid with a certified check weli-known and responsible bank- * Jeast 10 per cent of the bid, payabie to C. Mason r, conditioned that the bidder & ‘good and valid contract ce as required by law. e right to reject any or all I to order any QuUABtity over or under ount specified 3. SCOVILLE, Secretary Board ¢ the Veterans' Home of Call- 320 Sansome st San Fran. By order_of the Board of Direc. 13, SCOVILLE, jSecretary. for & will be received at the Bureau 1 Docks, Navy Department, v until 1 o'clock, December 26, then and there publicly opened, for frame residence for command- e and servants’ quarters at the Tutu! Samoan lslands. For tions MARRIAGE LICENSES. following martiage licenses were fssued ay yeste 0, San Jose. ham. 27, Vallejo, and Brid- on, 35, 4152 Twentieth street. . 715 Sutter street, and 15 Leavenworth street. Eideinger, 25, Mission street, Minnie M. Wilkey, 28, Mission street. corge W. Korts, 2, 527 Alabama street, and ie J. Dougherty, 2. 1337 Minna street. Jobn A, B. King, 2%, 4 Henrletta square, and Maric ¥. Ryan, 2, 5 Eigin Park. Notice 1s Vhfl!by given at | s will be received by sne BAres | uarter- | he | csals, endorsed ““Proposals for | Wits Mirs Eran Joseph Eberhart, beloved mother of mma and Annie Eberhart, ver of Arthur Gamma, and cousin Andrew Schneider, a native of Wurtem- aged 39 years § months and berg, Germany, 26 days. HURD—In San Jose, November 25, 1800, Charles E., beloved son of Charles and Jane Hurd, and brother of Mrs. William Lyon and Nel Hurd, a native of San Francisco, aged years 6 months and 25 days invited to attend the funeral to-morrow esday), at 9 o'clock, from the residence of his parents. 343 Grove street, thence to Bt. | Mary’'s Cathecral, where a requiem high mass be ceiebrated for the repose of his soul 30 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Ceme- | LE cot Joseph P. Le Count, a native of New York, aged 69 years and 10 da | {7 Funeral services will be held in Christ | NT—In New York, November 19, 1800, | Church, Alameda, this day (Tuesday), at 2 o'clock. Interment private. Please omit flowers. Take 1 o'clock broadgauge boat to Gr treet station. LOFTI In this city, November 25, 1900, Ann, beloved wife of the late John Loftus, and | mother of Tessie and John Loftus, Mrs. M. | | Gimore and Mrs XN._'Phillips, a native of County Roscommon, Ireland | 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect | tully invited to attend the funeral this da | (Tuesday), at 9:30 o'clock, from her late res: | dence, 243 Richland avenue, off Missior thence to St. Joan's Church, former! Mary's College, Mission road, quiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 10 o'clock | Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. | .L—In Eonoma, Nevember 2{, 1900, Mrs. C. L. Maxwell, wife of the late J. M and_mother of George H.. Hugh G. & J. Maxwell, a native of Knoxville, | d 61 years. ral services took place at Sonoma | 2 o'clock. Interment Mountain Cemetery, Oakland, this day (TuesGay), % o clock ME! this city, November 25, 1800, |~ Frederick, ed husband of Mary Ann | Meincke, and father of Fred J.. Katie A., | Gertie E., Hattie A.. Albert P. . Ralph, | Cnarlle and Grace Meincke, ‘a native of cerde. Germany, aged 52 years 3 | A member of Confidence | of H. nds and acqueintances are respect- vited to attend the funeral this dar 8t 1:30 o'clock, from his late res % Mission street (Five-mile House). Cypress Lawn Cemetery. | MURPHY—In this city, November 25, 1800, Jo- seph J., beloved son of Daniel and the late | Margaret Mu a native of County Cork, | 1Irciand, aged 27 years. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- | tully invited to attend the funeral this day (Tuesday), at §:30 o'clock, from the residence of his aunt, Mre. John O'Nell, 3462 Seven- teenth street, thence to Mission Dolores Church, where a solemn requiem mass will | be celebrated for the repose of his soul, com: mencing at 9 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, by electric funeral car from Eight- eenth and Guerrero streets MURPHY—In thie city, November 25, 1900, Matthew B., beloved husband of Mary Mur- phy, and fatber of James E. and Ramund Murphy, a native of Ireland, aged 60 years. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral this day (Tuesday). at $:45 o'clock, from his late resi- dence, 25 Natoma street, thence to St. Pat. | Tick'e Church, where a ‘requiem . high mass | will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at § o'clock. Interment Mount | Calvary Cemetery. Please omit flowers. | MYLESIn this city, November 26, 1900, Wil- liem J. Myles, dearly beloved son of ‘Sarah | Myles, and brother of Mrs. P. Dovie and George Myles, a native of San Francisco, aged 3 years and ¢ months. OR—In Stockton, Cal.,, November 25, 1500, Elizabeth (Lllie). beloved daughter of | ihe late Moses and Eliza O'Connor, & native of San Francisco. E7The funeral will take place this day (Tuesday), at 2:30 o'clock, from the parlors of the Henry J. Gallagher Undertaking Com- pany. 20 Fifth street. Interment private. O HALLORAN—In Oskiand, November %, 1500, Mavurice O'Halloran, beloved son of the laté Michael O'Halloran and Mrs. Ellen Rodden, and brother of William J., Frank. Minnie and John O'Halloran, a native of Oakland, Cal. aged 21 years 10 months and 16 days. §> Friends and acquaintances are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow HENRY J. GALLAGHER CO., (Successor +o Flannegan & Gallagher) DANIEL, P. DONOVAN, Mer. FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS, 20 Fifth st., opposite Lincoln School. Telepbone South 80, UNITED UNDERTAKERS, 27 and 29 Fifth st. Tel. South 167, FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMER3. Pinest Eopipment at Moderate Rates. | The board to-day | citizens qualified by law to sign an appli- | asks the board to inform him what steps | Borchert. Decoto for revocation of Harry Fortune's | lquor license, charges being made that | Fortune was conducting a disorderly house. | heard Fortune's de- fense. He presented a counter petition, signed by Mrs. Minnie Ibberson, Mrs. T. 8. Ferefra, M. J. Souza, William Ferra, Mrs. J. Dharte, Miss Duarte, Mrs. M. Cary, J. H. Smith, J. T. Hulbert, Mrs. F. M. White, Mrs. B T. Thorndyke, John Carr, T. 8. Fereira, George Smail. Charles | C. Whipple, Ed Juhl, G. Nelison, N.| Wilbur, J. Neimes, R. T. Moses, Joe Da- | vast and Joe Enna. The signers declared that Fortune conducted a saloon in an or- derly way. Testimony was given by many of the signers. The battle concerning the saloon has di- vided the townspeople, W. H. Cooke has sent a communication to the Supervisors in which he claims that | none of the saloon licenses at Sunol were | legally obtained. He asserts that the only cation are W. Day, George Trimingham, Archle Ager, Fred Ayer, — Anderson, George Buttner ohnson, — Ram- baud, H. H. Ellis and E. C. Apperson. He asserts that at least six of these names should appear upon all petitions. Cooke are necessary to have illegally granted licenses revoked. Lesrra e L e MRS. DAVISON TO GO BACK TO INFIRMARY Her Granddaughter Receives Per- mission of Board of Supervisors for Her to Enter. OAKLAND, Nov. 26.—Miss Anna Fox applied to the Board of Supervisors this | morning for a permit for her grand- mother, Mrs. Constance Davison, to enter the County Infirmary at San Leandro. Supervisor Roeth, to whom the matter was referred, readily granted the re- quired permission, Mrs. Davison is the aged woman whu was tried last week for insanity. The disclosures as to her life showed her to have been a woman of refinement and prominence and at one time of consider- able wealth. Misfortunes overtook Mrs, | Davison and the other members cf her family and finally her mind became cloud- ed and she was sent to the infirmar: Bhe is 97 years of age. The family is un- able to care for her, she requiring more :“rslng than their financial condition wili | ow. _— GIVES OF HIS CUTICLE TO HEAL A WOUND | oo | OAKLAND, Nov. 2.—Forty-two ploces | of cuticle were rerroved to-day from the | right thigh of James Page, warden of the insane department of the Receiving Hos- | pital, and grafted npon the back of Mug- gie O’'Connell _This contribution of skin followed that given by Hospital Steward | The ?emuon to-day wae per- formed by Dr. J. L. Milton. The voung ‘woman's wound, caused by a recent graft- ing operation upon her hand, is expected to rapidly heal under the process now be- ing followed. Policeman Lee Andrews and Deputy County Auditor J. J. Hanifin Jr. will later sacrifice cuticle to the good work. The girl's hand was so badly mashed in a Jaundry mangler that the | only hops of saving the injured membac was by skin grafting. The contributions of cuticle which ere now being made are used to replace that taken from the girl for her hand. —_—————— Rejected State’s Paper Bill, OAKLAND, Nov. 2.—The Board of Su- gerv(son relected the demand of the itate of California for $175 for furnisaing the county with seventy reams of papor for the primary election this morning. The actlon throws the responsibility of paying for the paper upon the County Clerk, who accepted the paper after the‘ decision against the primary law had been rendered. The recourse of the Clerk is to sell it back to the State. Hadlen Found Not Guilty. BERKELEY, Nov. %.—George Hadlen of West Berkeley, who Tried tosdny charge of violati -saloon ::d.l:am was m:a n:t.‘ ml.tyn%ho was out but a few minutes. The in this case practically fl:u in the nthef"g:u already tfl"k | COUNTY TEACHERS MEET | Programme Opens for a Three Days’ | Question of Appointment or of Elec- Session of the Institute at tion to Convention Will Be Haywards. Determined. HAYWARDS, Nov. 2%.—The Alameds | OAKLAND, Nov. 26.—The question of nold, from Victorla, and reports her captain | died at sea. NEWCASTLE, Aus—In port Nov 5—Br bark Invergarry, for San Francisco. 1 HIOGO-In port Nov 1—Ger bark Herzogin Sonhie Charlotte, for Astori SYDNEY—Arrived Oct 30—Br bark Hougo- mont, from Liverpool, to load for San Fran- cisco! ACAPULCO—Sailed Noy 23—Stmr City of Sydney, for San Francisco. OCEAN STEAMERS. YOKOHAMA—Arrived prior to Nov 26—Stmr Gaelie, from San Francisco, via Honolulu, for Hiogo, Shanghai and Hongkon; CHERBOURG—Sailed Nov 26—Stmr Friedar- ich der Grosse, from Bremen and Southampton, for New York. BOSTON—Arrived Nov 2—Stmr Sylvania, from Livernool. GIBRALTAR—Arrived Nov 26—Stmr Fuerst Bismarck, from New York, for Naples and Genoa. SOUTHAMPTON—Satled Nov 2%—Stmr Fries- land, from New York, for Antwerp. NEW YORK—Arrived Nov 26—Stmr Mesaba, from Lendon, LIZARD—Passed Nov 26—Stmr Pennsylva- nia, from New York, for Plymouth, Cherbourg The whallng bark Fearless Is due any aay now from the Arctic. She has been gone quite a long time and is bringing nome four whales. Captain James Me- iKenna has been gone from San Franclsco for nearly six years and his many friends will be glad to welcome him home. The Harbor Commissioners met yester- Géay and decided to advertisc for bids for | the cement to be vsed on the new work contemplated on_the front, It is caleu- lated that from 10,000 to 12,000 barreis will be required. The German ship Flotbek has arrived at Yokohama from Tampa. She was long overdue and 15 per cent reinsurance was being paid on her. Sha Y Charters. The Antofagasta loads lumber at Chemainis for Antofagasta, owner's account; the Fort George, lumber at Chemainus for Syvdney, b 6d, prior to arrival; the John Smith, ber at’ Chemainus for Nagasakl, T0s, prior to ar- rival; the Sofala, wheat at Tacoma for Eu- Tope, 423 84, prior to arrival; the Austriaa| and Ham! steamer Slam, wheat for St. Vincent. for ey orders, 45s, option of loading at Tacoma, i8s 9d. Time Ball. B i Branc Hydrographie Office, U, S. N., Mer- Shipping Intelligence. chants' Exchange, San Francisco, Cal, _— November 6, 1900. ARRIVED. The time ball on the tower of the new Ferry butlding was dropped at exactly noon to-day— i o o noem of me',u:tr;‘ meridian, or at 8 o'clock p. m., Greenwicl me. i C. G. CALKINS, Lieutenant Commander, U. S. N., in charge. Monday, November 2. Stmr Greenwood, Fagerlund, 16 hours from Greenwood: bound for Port Harford; put in to land passenzers. Times and Helghts of High and Low | Waters at_Fort Point, entrance to San Francisco Bay. Published by official au- thority of the Superintendent. NOTE—The high and low waters occur at th ity front (Mission-street wharf) about twenty five minutes later than at Fort Point; the height of tide is the same at both places. DAY, NOVEMBER 2. 4 -10:11 p. |Time| IL Wi m. | Time| NOTE—In the sarly morning tides are given in the left hand column and the successive tides of the day in the order of occurrence as to time of day, the third time column the third tide and the 'last or right hand column fives the last tide of the day, except when are but as sometimes occurs. The heights in addition to the soundings on the States Coast Survey charts, except sign (—) precedes the height, and number given is subtracted the en by the charts. The plane of refer- of the lower low waters. TO ASCERTAIN HOW TO TO DISCUSS METHODS SELECT THE DELEGATES appointment or election of delegates to the next Republican city convention will shortly be brought before the City Cen- tral Committee for consideration, in view | of the new sections of the political code defining a convention as a body composed of delegates elected at a primary. Chair- County Teachers' Institute was opened here to-day at Native Sons’ Hall. County Superintendent of Schools T. O. Crawford read a paper this morning on "Arviih- metic.” A lengthy discussion followed. Subtopics were handled as follows. *‘A vanced Methods of Teachinz Multiplica- tion and Divisfon,”” Miss Pairish of Ala- meda; “Slmge Interest,” Miss Clara E.|man Breed of the Republiean County Ketelsen of Haywards: “The Uircle,” Al-| Committee has the matter in hand. bert Norris, Alvaradc: “Cone Axalysis| mhe following expressions of opinion and Longitude,” Joseph Dias of Alviso and George Edgar of Niles. During the afternoon addresses were deiiverad by Professor Ellwood P. Cubberley of Stan- ford University and Professor Bradley of the University of California. Musical and literary numbers were given by Mlss Cynthia P. Leet of Oak- land, Miss Grace Hostetter cf Elmhurst, Paul Martin of Decoto, Miss Jennie C. | Allen of Fruttvale and H. A Linseott of | Ban Lorenzo. There was a promenade concert this evening. The sessions will continue for two days. The Teachers' Assoclation officers are as follows: President, T. O. Crawford; vice presidents, Willigm McDonald, C. H. Greenman, R. W. Weir, J. . Gill:' secre- tary, Mrs. K. B, Schenck; assistant sec- retary, Miss Genevieve McKeever; ad- visory committee, William M. Greenwell, aywards; Mrs. K. B. Schenck, Fruii vale; H, W. Lynch, Centerville; Dr. John Gamble, Haywards; Paul Martin, Decoto: George Bdgar, Niles; A, W. Welr, New- ark; D. J. Armutmnl.rglu',mucrstfi.\;vn.mel. Lan ndro; J._ C. i Lo encvicve Meioever, T nensent ————— MYSTERIOUS INQUIRY FOR MAN NAMED JONES Girl Reports His Disappearance at the Morgue, but Withholds Further Information. QI i lion T Tonls tehell, a com s Eteho address, 4827 Maple street, which is in Temesca!, with his two daughte; who are schoolteachers. One of the yo! ladies, who answered the bell to-nigh arded in reply to questions. She WO ltf“ not_deny that some one from the were given to-day: City Attorney yw said: “There is a rumor to the effect that the Attorney General has given an opinion to the Sec- | retary of State that he could put on the ticket recently votcd the names of nomi- nees that were not nomlnated by such a| convention composed of delegates elected | at a primary, as section 1186 of the Politi- | cal Code provides. I refer to the Prohi- bitionisis and Soclalists, who did not hold rimaries. I have not vet given the sub- ect serfous consideration.” Chairman A. H. Breed of the can County Central Committee said: *“I! have had no talk with the members of | the City Central Committee, because the | national and county campaign required all of my attention. I do not know what | will be done, but before long I will take | the matter under consideration, because it is one that will be of interest to all of Deputy City Attorney Condon sald:: ““There exists the Porter primary law, | passed in 1866, which devises a plan by | which primaries might be held. but on its | face it does not purport to be compulsory. | Now comes this new law defln!nf con- | ventions. The question arises whether, in view of the annulment of the Stratton law, a_convention composed In any other way than by election of delegates at'a primary would be a legal body."” RECEPTION IN HONOR OF DISTINGUISHED NUNS Former Pupils of Sacred Heart Con- vent Arrange a Welcome to Sister Augustine. OAKLAND, Nov. 26.—Sister Augustine, recently appointed superior provincial of had t the San Francisco f ;fl"':“., ua“f}é‘ .‘mug. in regard to | tue Sacred Heart Convent, and Rev.| oseph E. Jones. She sald there is a Jo- | a.other Jdhn Baptist, who is en route to seph. E. Jones, but mx she was not pre- have arrived at the convent. In red to state ress. No one tion of the arrival, the sisters and n the nfighmk:dhmmi person mhfldl’sflfluflk«n the chapel. mnu-otJonuuvini‘t‘:mfl:vny 'ml.)lolpzfifim Tb\:‘rtdu even- name, a0 ik perior Awm“ Mother John Ban- bli- | epondi: | KORTH PAGIFIC GOAST RAILROAD, | FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN Sister Augustine was a delegate Sacred Heart Convent at the recent chapter held at Montreal, when her ap- pointment sy provinelal was made. Mother John Baptist was for| eighteen years with Sacred Heart Con- vent, and her visit has been made the opportunity for the coming reunion of former pupils. Santa F Trains—paiy Leave Markat-street Ferry Depot. ing tral e D e T a . gany. train ‘em 11:05 a. 3 . m. is Fresno and Bakersfleld Express, with Bieeping Cars for both cities. Correspeads ives at § a. m. dally. -&'fi'&-}m Satiet'it "and in Ferry Depots | Ban Franclzco: 1118 Broadway. Via Sausalito Ferry. Commencing Sgptember 30, 1900 FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY AND SAN RAFAEL. WEEK DAYS—¢ *3:15, 11:00 a. m., *1:45, 3:15,_4:00, 5:15, *6:15, 6:40 p. m. EXTRA TRIPS—For Mill Valley and San Rafael on Mondays, Wednesdays and Sat- urdays at 9:00 and 11:35 p. m. SUNDAYE—*5:00, *10:00, *11:30 a. m., *1:15, 3:15, *4:45, 6:30, 9:00 p. m. Trains marked (*) run to San T%_ L 0, T, 330 01:40, *2:16, 445 ».'m, AT T ALLEY T0 Shy Bhomenin, O LN CT! nmx DAYS—5:45, 45, 58, 9:36 a. .:;..: 12:35, 2:10, 3:30, . ’p. m. EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7:10 and 10:20 p. m. SUNDAYS—$:%5, 10:05 a. m., 12:05, 2:15, 3:30, 5:00, 6:45 p. m. | Spri | Geyserville for Skaggs Springs: at ‘ 1 = < nnan came under the American @ | ph F.* Myles, am J. ’ 3 4 g h . of 3t | Margaret O'Connor, Elizabeth | B it Ballon, Cal | C B Snell, Salt Lake o | cott. Since then she has been trading out | (Main Line, Foot of Yiarket Streek) ames T. O'Halloran. Maurice | 7 M Leland, Seattle |T H Gilles & w, N ¥ | of Puget Sound ports and last year made | mAvE — Frow Noveusen 7, 1900 nuive it Yora . | 3. M Worth, Cal § Rummelsburg;Colusa | a trip to Manila for Uncle Sam, carrying | | s 25 i o ol s S e e | Marguerite Joba H. | T H Fleld & w, Cal |G Forrest, N | Supaes | | *7:004 Benicts, Suisun, Eimira, Vacaville, ESpAN (AL A | J § Beach, I, Angeles |E R Thomas & w, N ¥ | SURPIES, ; : S b 14 . s B y fon C! is now in Austra- | L Rumsey and Sscrnmento ... *T:43p Sullivan, Eugene R J Thomas, Nevada 'L Woodward & w, Cal ‘ The Marion hik:un |- e M:Zwe-xxm it g Tomaszewski, Marla | ¢ ‘Stone & w, Colo |W P Thomas, Ukiah | lian waters, and Captain Rock has gone | estiott’ o D “Willows, Bl | BAIRD_In Lot, November 2, 190, Benjamin | ¥ § Hart, Sacto Mrs B M Greaw, Sacto | to Port Adelalde to bring her over for | | AMERICAN SHIP MARION CHILCOTT, FORMERLY THE BRITISH ip— . hern e o acobs, Sacto Miss Greau, Sac . e 3 W ng her an | - . . on, "R ok o, Deloved husband of Julla N, Baird. | 3G Mulbure, Nome |W H Shockier. X x| S e e e l SHIP KILBRANNAN, THAT HAS BEEN PURCHASED BY SAN FRAN- | | Calissoga and Sunta Rosa: ...« . erbe: oy B H N | A Kielsburg, Oakland H Tapscott, Red Bluff | e CISCO PARTIES FOR THE HILO TRADE. *8:004 Davis, Woodland, Kuights Laoding, 11:_:);{:;“’}1 Mr?fl?l !x:—_,.“!;::rt‘;h":é C Lewis, Alameda A J Costello f ‘,;‘ ‘12“1 | tween San l.“a?f(}::lslcotl:nd Hflg. G { 1 Marssvilie, Oroville. Hinsdell, a pative of N. ¥, | D G Edwards, P Alto |G Woods, Salt Lake | The Marion cott was bullt at Port | 2 cars & Rative o Tube. N. T 10 W Dhnaleto: LAns 7 A Black, Oregon | Glasgow in 1882, and is 256 feet long, 38 | ™ o -+ November 2, 1900, Anita, | & 4 Botech & w, Cal | Mrs 4 Black, Oregon | feet beam and 22 feet deep. She is a| Stmr Willamette, Hansen, 9 hours from Se- Steamer Movements. - ughter of John and Eilen | & H'E0 % W T |} Taanen 'L, Angeles | great carrier and has made some of the | attle. Placcrills, San Francisco, aged Siaatom, O pasce, b 4 | A g Stmr Geo Loomis, Bridgett, 3 hours from Maryaviile, Chico, Lol Rint? M McClesh, Denver J H Garber, Salinas quickest passages of any of the fleet on | yeney, 3 3 TO ARRIVE. ), g .- L . 55 - i ¥ | ra. *8:304 Oak onora, Carters. this eity, November 2, 1900, | H W Dunlap, Ment ¢35 Rusgles Chicago | the coast. The chances are that when | Stmr Mandalay, Reed, 70 hours from Coquille Toraen Pl Nitrsant We St . beloved wife of K. M. Bor. | Mrs Sharp, a L zen, | Captain Matson gets her here he will | River, via Crescent City 38 hours. Steamer. | From. Due. *9:004 Los A Express — Martine ter of Mrs. M. Bow h = L LR | Stmr Kadiak, Haven, 9 days from Kodiak. T Teacy, Lathrop, Stockion, M T ister of Mry 50 the late | 5 5 Goodwin,You Bet |J D Smith, Redwood | turn her into a bark. | i Saa '-rhom’;'on, om Eodiak. | ocereso | s T _."an.“ 3 d thr and Deoce R Dowst b betive el oy Bl S "’3"}{‘;’::‘8“;’4‘3"‘;-‘0‘ | - i = | Port Los Angeles. = %meufiu |Tacoma. . 4 Yelledo, Masiines an \vdhmfl': e ontix g Pertreath, ) J e, 3 FRO EAM. | i n Maru...|C " 4 ased 22 vears § montlis and § days. | 1 2lygiiion Nonterer 3 £ Bell & w, Everett | MARION MOVED FROM STR! CLEARED. Nippon Mari..Ching wnd Jupan BOveos The Brentend Limtred-—Oudon % | s {5 acited the Toneral o paorroty | 1 A Bell & v Bacte” ise Kerman' Bvertit | 0 s RRID Thed Tp at the | _stmr Bontar. Noandes ey meaver sy, | FOmE | (Wednesday), at 2 o'clock, from t y | McCoy, i Atiofgs CaL | & e - opdui on ground floor; | tests £ : 3 ¢ rmo: ! Perkins & Co. Sbens | posidence, s1i steve 4 :.v B Agnew, ';*!:EX«F ’lxxrf'rfrff.m“' acto | Foot of Powel_llstre::. Y ’ufmflr Clty ‘;{é’;“"“ Fethhin: Vistostes Oaoh- "NBEX vorimiare Mt T, saiail naval reserve training ship Marion | all, Perkins . t —Rooma, | BRAUNBECK—In ; I P Smith, Livermors Miss Howard, Oaklana | The B s The Eeamar el SATLED. P St Santee Wi Wi i Rieht C.. infant son of Peter and Jacobine | Mrs 1 P Smith, Cal [ ms, Cal | has been moved 5 e T vee St el aunbeck, a hative of San Francisco, aged | Mis E H Cox, Madera Mrs J M Willlams, Cal | tions 1 and 2 of the seawall. The an- | Aoy, Nowiiber 16 } Saaston Alaska & Puget Soun “dioar Murthier,” Hwn. Ramon. Valiefo, House, 28 Eighth st., 1 month and 14 davs. J Donnell; 0 Miss M Everhard, C: a | Stmr Greenwood, Fagerlund, Port Harford. Eealani |Honolulu. : e T 4 iy vy : hed. K b fise X0 hard,’ Cal | nual inspection of all members of the bat- | E(hY jasaunerdorekeriund, Port, Ha Australia Tahiti B R ™ e BRODERICK—In Fruitvale, Mrs. Charlotte | J A McCabe, Omaha Miss E Everhard, Cal Il be held aboard to-night, and | g plaes, 3 oty ) ke 41007 Beuicia, Winters, Hucrameuto, Broderick, mother of Anna, Charies and Wil. | 1 'E McKee, Los Ang J W Strawn, Nevadg | talion will be heid apoarc tomens and| =~ TELEGRAPHIC. Batoter Woullaud, “Katgbta Laudig, fam Broderick and Mrs. Holte, tive of | T Werner, N Y Mrs J W Strawn. Nev | s the notices were s | N S, Nov 2, 10 p m—Weather Margariiie. Ovovil . Germ: a8 58 years 2 months snd 1 dave. | H E van Duyne, N Y E W Churchill, Napa | there is a gr ; and Scurry in get- | thick: wind ealm, veloclty § miles. :;':i:"" . «gianp Faywarda, Ntles and Sun Jose. : farniehed | BROGLY—In this city, November 2, 150, Jo | W B Stewart, Nev™ lfrs 1 W Churcnil, Cal | Ufig the men fogether: |\ S DOMBESTIC PORTS. Srescent, Cii *Sio0r Xiow Livermore od Sicckion - seph F. Brof 2 native of France, aged 39 ng, S ton W Haralam! | “7The reason for taking the Marion to the | EUREKA—Arrived Nov 2§ §8:00¢ 3 Pase, - years. * = F W Hine, Eureka D Melone, seawall Is the fact that she broke her | hengs Mov Ti: s Boemwion, o, homons, | o o omme qad s T CANNING—In this city, November 24, 1900, at | ¥, E Fernald, Chgo = J B windlass during last Tuesday night's gale. | stmr San Pedro, hence Nov 24; schr J G Wall, | Macking o T TN s the residence of her daughter, Margaret Can- (S:Iré F E Fernald, Chs Dr W | When the storm came up Psh'.‘lbflmn o hvsnc'mi\'e o i | Titanta = ning, beloved mother of Mra. Elizabeth Lac eb Louts drag and the startoard anchor had to be | Sa 25—Stmr_Homer, for San Fran- | .. and Joseph Canning, a native of Londonderry, | J Barrett, Portiand | ot B0 "t Youled with the port anchor and | cisco. Nov 2 Stmr Pomona. for San Fran- | iy o e 3 nning wat Ircland, azed 3 years. | & R Behd X Db QP el | then e trouble began, While haiing in | it st South Coast, for San Francisco. | Golumbia 5 ertisements and subscriptions | L7 The funeral will take place this day ( F A Bis (Mrs unlop, Cal | {HER L i ichor the main gear on the | ASTORIA—Arrived Nov 2-Stmr Columbla, | Queen ea ‘branch office, 2200 Fillmore st. | sday). at 9:3 o'clock, trom the residence, | W § Collins, Los Ang |Miss Duniop. Cal | windlass broke and tugs had to take hold | Moce Nov 24; stmr Despatch, hence Nov 2. | | Bonita - - e — “hestnut street, thence to St neis 3 E Ingersoll, pt obrotvorsky, ] —Arrived Nov 26—Stmr Luella, | b 5 = e ut u Bt Francis | G E Inger B o | Of the training ship and anchor her near | g Urnatil Victoria & Puget Sound Dec. 3 | Crtablised at 1008 | bratedfor the reposs of her soul, commene: | S H Whi Tord, Mass |E ¢ Bavier, Shanghat [ERs skl | :llrl'{'*gi l;;';rdl;;: e h'r'f'-a\ BRAGG—Arrived Nov 36—Stmr Noyo, s TO SAIL. 8 | o'clock. Interment private. Koehler, Portland [0 P Posey, Los Ang | SWi vas at woi - | hence Nov 35, e e ————————— oy vddldiclis 1900, | Mrs R Koehler, Portld|W Kerchenrich, L Ang | chors clear, His windlass was useless, | REDONDO-Arrived Nov 2-Schr Orfent, | Steamer. | Destimation. | Salls. | Pler. | s = | ved son of Peter and the late | G G Portlan T > Los Ang | so he had to use the ash hoist and with | from Whatcom. | l | Ed ROOMS AND BOARD. | y, and_ brother of Minnie, 5 . Cal it he and his men did excellent work. A | PORT LOS ANGELES—Arrived Nov 24—Stmc | Eureka .| Humboldt.....|Nov. %1, 9 amPler 13 < T e e ikt aney = fer, Sacto clever piece of scheming has never | Alcazar, ‘from Greenwood; stmr Whitesboro, | Clty Puebia Victoria [Nov. 27, 11 am|Pler 9 | o i Setncior See pa- sco, aged 30 years 4 montns | M Ku A Avaia, Cheo | been done on a stip and the boatswain | frm Point Arena; stmc Coquille River, from | Bonita ....|Newport: . $ampler 11 | week t stabl 07 E S Vance, Oakland wards, Chg | and his assistants deserve all the credit. 3 pire . 10 am|Pler 11 ce of funeral hereatter. Rer Mrs G E Hart, Oakind | It 1s due to them that the Marion is along- | Salled Nov 24¢—Stmrs Whiteshoro and Co- | Rival 3 pm)Pler 2| ¥ of J. C. O'Connor & Co., NEW WESTERN HOTEL. | side the wharf to-day and ready for the | ¥ D . el Alblon . 10 am Pler 2 | COAST PIVISION (Narrow Giange). <5 ver 26, 1900, at | § y\dmayer, Tesla Miss Barber, Oakland | inspection to-night. B N DY s Wesien satdle.. .- & spmipter 4| Pent of o e (ki herine | 5, lerenger, Cal Miss Nelson, Minn e PORT TOWNSEND--Satled inward Nov 26— | -y powet 2724 81484 Newark, Conterville, San Joms, Fehon, TS Oak street, Mrs. Catherine | M Ispen & W, LosAng S8 Johnson, Seattle First of Her Kind Afloat Dutch ship Sofala. o, ;gh'l:lyhhptm.\ov. 2, 1pm PMSS Boulder Creok, Santa Orus and Wag of County Louth, Ireland. | W F Brinler, Ind C € Cameron, Arnona rst o e oat. Arived Now HeBktn Kiikitat, from Horio- | ASaP York Nov. 2 13 m PMSS | —— s o I Raks Diaos toSAtTow Mularkey, FresnoJ Roffs, San Dicgo | The clipper ship Roderick Dhu is being | 1ulu. 3 | Pomona .. |Humbotde. - Nov. 3. 3 b pies 3| 1e*0sr Ngwark Seviersiiie, Guus Jowe Now Heart Church, where | & 5 Merritt, Chicago R Anden, L Angeles | fitted throughout with electricity, —and | FOREIGN PORTS. | Alliance ©./Porti’d & C.B. Nov. 2. § am|Pler 20 | Almades, Folton, s 0 Do oae | 5 DEVIS O when the plant is installed she will bo| QUEBNSTOWN Arived Nov 2—Br ship | Arcata ... lCoos Bay.....|Nov. & 1fmPier i3 Statiov. 3 -] (he only sailing vessel afloat that is light- | Elmhurst, h J A | Geo. Elder.|Portiand Nov. 29. 11 am|Pler 24 Newark, Han Joss, Los Gatos iy jed throughout with incandescent light: NEWCASTLESalled Oct 10—Fr bark Seinte | Rmpire Nov. 29 10 am|Pier 13 1457 Hunters' Excursion, Sea Joss sod i g Anne, for fan Francisco. N e o a5~ SR s dut BUE R VINONS, SURE S | The Rederick D Las had & cold-storage | A¥jei R A srrivea Nov 2—Br stmr Ener- | Sommaer: Nov. 30, ‘4 amiPler i1 | Way Statione ... yraer - beloved daughter of John and | ACTION ON - LICENSE |vlant aboard for nezrly a year and, think- | gi3 from Yokohama. | North Fork/Humbol Dec. 1. 9am Pler 3 CREEK ROUTE FERRY . ’ y, end sister of Mamie, John | S | ing over the matter. Captain Matson, the | " YOKOHAMA—Salled Oct 22—Ger ship Alste- | Pt Arena..|Point Are ec. 1. 2pmIPler 2 FromSAN FRASCISCO—Foat of Harket Sireet (Bl 3) 5 - furnishe i 1t Zfanty, & native of San Fran- Reserve Decision in Harry Fortune’s | anaging owner, and Captain Johnsom, | rufer for Oregon | Waila Wall|Vic & Pgt 2 ot by A 5 g e T e i e T 4 Ty | master of the ship. came to the conclu- | Arrived Nov Z-Br stmr Empress of Japan, | penier . Seattie o - 900 J1:00a4. 1103 300 13:08 e W, B B9, DN SR uneral will fake place this day Case—Fight Against Saloons | sion that it would mot cost much to put | from Vancosver. g | Santa Rosa|San Diexs. £ i PP Sl = - at 1 o'clock. from the parents’ | at Sunol. in a dynamo. The consequence is that the HONGKONS}'AMVOG Nov 26—Br ship Swan- | ealandia . Honolula. Prom OAELAND—Fool o Broad. '5:00 8:00 ! 004 .. CIAL NOTICES, | 1155 Harrison street. Interment | E S > { Roderick Dhu will sall in a few days light- | bilda, from New York. SOt | — | 11380 00 13:00 1400 007 u. o oss Cemetery. OAKLAND, Nov. 26.—The Board of Su- | ed throughott with electricity. EANATMO: Srijve, Now) B Tios mtme B | Sun, Moon and Tide. COAST DLVINION (Broad Gange). L: Chiche lish Pennyroyal Pills | EBERHART—In this city, November 2 pervisors has taken under advisement for | ————— "MEaifed Nov 2—Stme San Joss, for Acapuleo. 3 (Third and Townsend $ta.) oo s B ot e | e Mbstharr ape” Jiite), Sowity & one week the application of citizens of | Water Front Notss. FALMOUTH—Arrived Nov 2%—Ger bark Ar- | United States Coast and Geodetic Survey— | Bosih an Prances 10800 T0:10A Ocean V1 %3:004 San Jose wnd Way Shati . Tres Pluos, Mwita Crix, GGrove, Paso’ Robies, Has b Bust. Lompoc and ay Bt (Now San Jose aud Way Stations . San Mateo, Redwood. Menlo Palo Alto. Santa Clars, San Joss, Tres Pinos Sauis Crux, Sailuss, Monterey and Pacific trovs. T oy e 1187 San Jose sud Priu 13:007 San Jose, Los aad Principal *3:30¢ San Jose and Principal Way Stations *6:30r San Jose and Way Statious. @11:457 San Joss and Way Static A for Morning. T for Afternoon. -m '0 Mnnday excepted. CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. C0. LESSER SAN FRANCISCO AND NURTH PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. TIBURON FERRY-FOOT OF MARKET ST. San Francisco to San Rafael. WEEK DAYS—7:30, 9:00,.11:00 a. m.; 12:35, 3:30, 5:10, §:30 p. m. Thursdays—Extra trip at 5 m. Saturdays—Extra trips at ». m. SUNDAYS—8:00, 9:30, 11:00 a. m.; 1:30, 3:30, 5:00, €20 p. m. San Rafael to San Francisco. WEEK DAYS—6:10, 7:50, 9:20, 11:10 a. m.; 12:45, 3:40, 5:10 p. m. Saturdays—Extra trips at and 6.3 p. m. sll. lDA‘ 110, 9:40, 11:10 a. m.: 1:40, 3:40, 5:05, o Between San Francisco and Schuetsen Park, same schedule as above. Leave | In Effect Arrive San Francisco. | Nov. 7, 1900. | San Francisco. Week Sun- I ’ Sun- Week Days. | days. | Destination. | days. | Days. Novate, 10: 2 Petaluma, | 6:06 pm 1 Santa_Rosa.| 7:35 pm/| Fuiton, Windsor, 10:25 am Healdsburg, Lytton, Geyservilla, :30 pm| 8:00 am| Cloverdale. | 7:35 pm! 6:22 pm 720 am| | oiopazd ) ] 8:00 am| and Ukiah. | 7:35 pml 6:2 pm 720 am] [10:35 am $:00 am| Guerneville. | 7:35 pm, 2:30 pm) | e 7:30 am| 8:00 -m‘ Sonoma ) [ ul 5:10 pm| 5:00 pen| Glem Eiten. pmi 8:22 pm am| 7:30 am) 8:00 :30 pm| 5:00 pm| Sebastopol. | 7:35 pr Btages connect at Santa Rosa for Mark West and White Sulphur Springs; at Fuiton Altruria; at Lytton for Lytton Springs: at loverdale at Hopland for Duncam Sprt Keiseyville, Caris- bad Springs, Soda Bay, egort and Bertiett Springs; at Ukiah for Vichy Spril Saratoga Springs, Blue Lakes, Laurel Dell Lake, Witter John Day's. raide. - for for the Geysers: Potter Vall . Lierley’s, Buckneil's. Sanhodrin Hetshts, Hulivilie. Orge Mot %&ndocl‘o City, Fort Brags, Westp U fllets, Laytonvile, Cummings, Bell's Hfll!, Olsens, Dyer, Scotia and Eureka. urday to Monday round-trip tickets at re- duced rates. On Sundays. round-trip tickets to all potnts nd Rafael half rates. e eket atfice 0 Market ot Cheontele butig- g.i, X. RYAN, . C. WHITING, Gen. Pass. Agt. Gen. Manacer. MOUNT TAMALPAIS RAILWAY 1 40. NEW TAVERN OF TAMALPAIS NOW OPEN. 'lkm’offl-—.‘ 621 Market st.. Sausalite Ferry.