The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 16, 1901, Page 20

20 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 1901. MERCHANT MARINE OF FRANCE, UNDER THE STIMULUS OF SUBSIDIES, IS SEEKING THE WORLD'S GARRYING TRADE = e g 3 7 ¥ == T * SO = e - ¢ R e By " . v y -Stmr Kayak, Morley, Loring. NKS to a heawy subsidy, the|for two days had to fight a heavy gale , = H‘ren ‘h merchant marine 1= grow- | witha high, confused sea. She was thir- ] Stmr Rival, "Johnson, Willapa Harbor. ch nt m 7 ine davs to the equator, and then had polp Henry ' Villard, Lewls, Seattls and days of calms. Irom thnatu_to p%rx: Ship. Tillle E Starbuck, Curtis, Honolulu. p ,One weather. Bktn Retriever, Sloan,” Port Hadlock. i for Honoiuiu, Was Spoken; Schr Alice Copkte, Ponhation. Pt Gampia” y for Honolulu, | 4 chr Alice Cooke, Penhallow, Por mble. even afford to come here In bal- | and on the 13th inst. the Chilean bark Schr Jennle Gritfin, Campbell, Bodega. t from Ire to take a load of wheat | Latonia, from Fort Blakeley for Valpa- ’ SPOKEN. - ~ e 30t vessels askes be repori- s back to the Emerald Isle. The fiourh:«tl SEL R asked to P May 7, lat 27 S, lon 43 W—Fr bapk Mac- days from Limerick, Mahon, from Barry, for San Francis! | — —= June'4, lat 32 N, lon 18 W—Br ship Glen- at Portland, Or., will | May Point to Rio’s Wreck. caird, from Shields, for San Francisco. wheat for Queenstown. The | ry. mammoth nim buoy, painted red TELEGRAPHIC. hy France to fits saling | ,n4 numbered 2, has twice broken away hgg!"slm}‘%%f?sv"{gmy T 10 Dt Wonthar pa the expenses, and; ¢ om the Fort Point ledge, and cach time b DOMESTIC PORTS. ceived for freight Is clear ;¢ ya5 prought up near Mile Rock. On TACOMA—Sailed June 15—Bark Carrollton, profit. It is no wonder, therefore, that| yyeqpesday last the current that rushes French ships can accept a charter that| , . tye fort took pbssession of the buoy, As o or British owner would not | 5 yesterday rt was anchored by its own e for Hilo. GRAYS HARBOR—Arrived June 15—Stmr ook a chain near Mil .1t was on the Fort A few years ago the French flag was ! Point ledge the Rio de Janeiro | Coronado, from_Seattle. Sailed June 16—Stmr Grace Dollar, for San in the bay of San Fran-|struck. Seafaring men reason that if the | it was generally at the | current ong enough to carry a nun | Francisco. SAN PEDRO—Sailed June 15—Schr Sadle, for 1-of-war. At the present | buoy aw from its moorings it is strong three French barks in|enough to have carried the Rio down to i | Umpgua. | | pEORT LOS ANGELES—Salled June 1¢~Bark Brenn and Beau- and even beyond e Rock. There is t vessels coming | now a chance for treasure trove hunters Tidal Wave, for Port Townsend. ASTORIA—Arrived June 15—Br stmr Knight diff and every one of them | to make another attempt at locating the ten coming here from | wreck. Companion, from Hongkong. Bailed June 15—Br stmr Palatinia, for New- | | chwang, and five of them are French. | — r vessels bufit and owned in France | Water Front Notes. ow on thelr way here from Various| .mpere was a- trivial cutting scrape on ling - rap flag was rarely fic; now French | : B s are in ev port, and one of | from Tac BEATTLE—Arrived June 15—Stmr Bruns- are as 1o From Hamburg, wick, hence June 11. VENTURA—Arrived June 15—Stmr Pasadena, from Eureka, land, two; Newcas- | the steamship Colombia yesterday that .8 W, twerp, two; Hiogo, | gave rise to a great deal of talk on the (‘:e;Tx;lnngkons, one, and Liver-!front. Two of the helpers in the kitchen COOS BAY_Safled June 15—Stmr Arcata, for £an ¥Francisco. - (fre thus twenty-four | were peeling votatoes. Instead of keep- Arrived June 15—Schr Emma Utter, from San Dlezo. ROCKPORT—Salled June 15—Stmr Scotla, they ger a fixed amount for every | 1N on with their work they began sky led the question of a dividend at | larking when the cook’s back was turned. | | d of the year is placed beyond a | During a scuffie one of the men cut the | for San Franclsco. H other in the ieg with his knife. This NEAH BAY—Passed In June 15—Stmr Bruns- wick, hence June 11, for Seattie; Br stmr Al- | b 0 goa, 'hence June 11, for Chemainus. 1 San Francisco merchants are| g iory was magnified until it was made by the opportunity, and a dozen | oyt "o be a case of attempted murder, HULL—Arrived June 14—Br ship Sokoto, hne USAL—Sailed June 15—Stmr Fulton, for San smoke, si now nearing compietion at St. Na- | ang the wagon was sent from the harbor : s"-’ Jan Francisco. 1 owned here. The man- | ojice station and the ambulance from the 7. BANTA ROSALIA Arrived May 25—Ger ahip smoke a Artemis, from Shields. of course, be in France, | jarhor Hospital. 7 It only took a few TELCAHUANO—Sailed May 30—Br ship Ach- FOREIGN PORTS. HAMBURG—Arrived June 14—Ger ship Tar- penbek, from Oregon. Sailed June 12—Br ship Lady Wentworth, for San Francisco. g T the large profits will in many in-|minutes to straighten out the matter. Pacific Coast, All of| Now that the Humboldt, the un on a very economical | nier,” is on hor way to Nome, M not one of them has failed 10 |4’ the popular agent of the ve mous profits on the investment. | ok 1€ POPLET SEORL < barks now in port are nearly | remain here a few wee - then and ready for sea. go to the Sound to meet the stcamship | e s on _her return. | WEAVER’S BOAT IN HARD LUCK. | The battleship Oregon will be open to el the public again to-day. A big crowd Obliged to Put Into a Hawaiian Port | visited the warship , and it was after 6 p. m. before the last of them got | ashore. " A lot of outsiders were sell:ng ht Norma fame is | ti s for the various launche: g in his latest ven- | day, and the members of the naghle, for San Francisco. TSIN TAU—Sailed May 30—Br stmr St Bede, for — ANTWERP—Sailed June 15—Br ship Musko- S ka, for Sen co. PETROPAULOVSKI—Arrived * June 7—Schr Muriel, hence May 2. YOKOHAMA—Sailed May 31—Ship Wm, Law, for Sen Francisco. Sun, Moon and Tide. United § e vey— cisco and told glowing stories of the | Plained to the owners of the boats and 1 Waters at_ Fort_Point, entrance to San | the outside: = thdrawn. Peters were Published by officlal au- hat rcessions had been granted him in | fieet will run from the Folsom-street flo . 4| _thority of the Superintendens. He charuvrjd the S(‘Ihooner li]\;‘lia.\and Crowley’s from the foot of Mission ¥ mr\OT‘!?—TIhB hlsl’:wnn‘fl low waters (v:v.:urb at len and on January 1 started her | street to-day. | 3 " % e city front (Mission-street wharf) about ja. Captain Erratt got the vessel D alioniosine | | FRENCH BARK BOURBAKI THAT IS COMING FROM IRELAND IN twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point: | there all right, but Weaver did NEWS OF THE OCEAN. | BALLAST TO TAKE A CARGO OF WHEAT FROM THIS COAST TO the helght of tide Is the same at both places. b ol i e cordial reception from the hat be expected. The cargo of | v discharged, however, | Matters of Interest to Mariners and ! a quantity of copra and cocoa- | Shipping Merchants, The Rosamond will load merchandise EUROPE. HER SUBSIDY WILL PAY ALL THE EXPENSES. ———$ | Sun rises Sun sets . zoods, 1080 Ibs chocolate, 20 crates cab- | Br stmr Bristol, Smith, 84 hours from Comox. MONDAY - This Great Train d ‘when sixty s | Honolulu; the M. P. Grace lumber (at ¥ ) 1bs, 64 drums cheese, 98 Ibs dried | Br ship Toxteth, Lines, 91 davs from New- e e Yo 2% | lock) for Sydney, owners' Account. e castle, Avstralia. rt of provisions. = Schr Bélla, Hansen, 4 days from Siuslaw nd the next day | Wheat Shipment. groceries and pr River. hardware, 312 Ibs ‘mad fen, Anderson, 3 days from ‘made another Start| The British ship Dy Schr Lizzie Prien, Anderson, 3 day s ou should get in any time | wheat valued at ow as dunnage valued at § The Whalen made a poor start from ing a poor finis| Bonih the fastt_ | Lumber for Australia. caught in a gale, and | The bark Himalaya cleared Friday for Port nd 15,000 ft lumber turday, June 15. Stmr Chico, Anderson, St Micaael; North- i ern Commercial Co. e 3 Stmr G W Elder, Randall, Astoria; O R bane, Australla—2 crs bicyeles, 1 ¢| x gar & W Bl EoadR, 5 Stmr Pomona, Shea, Eureka; Goodall, Per- 1 ne cleared Fridey | jps millstufés, 100 t sivslaw River. ARD runs but twice 1 She is now twent: for Queenstown f with 67, ctls | 34 pkes machinery, CLEARED. but per week during THURSDAY o= had to put back for re- | Adelaide with £t lumber, 1000 doors, 400 on—; kins & Co. o s s { bxs ana 200 pic The cargo was ! " Stmr Walla Walla, Hall, Victoria, etc; Good- S e Dositlon ol the tides , L a9 ESRThSee valued at 326, | + | all, Perkins & Co. morning tides are given in the left | eaving am, ritish Ship Toxteth Arrives. | 1 Shipning Intelligetics. Ship Tillle B Starbuck, Curtls, Honolulu; mn and the successive tides of the | B Sofid Oak Parlor Table $1.25 THE ; 8! P ives. | Merchandise for British Columbia. | ARRIVED. Welch & Co. day in the order of occurrence as to time of % 5 it arrives in mg passage Of ninety-ome| gy, sresmer Walla Walla safled yesterday | Saturday, June 15, i g e T L TR Ohe's 0ok of Hihmiaes Cauets " D ot o gnade Dort | for Victoria with a general cargo manifested | (Stmr Geo Loomis, Bridgett, & ‘howrs from | .. Walla, Hall, : tides, as sometimes occurs. The helghts given and Draperies is composed of " Chicago at 2.15 .‘f‘d s ”'1 Rt up to 1 p. m. as follows: For British Colum. Stmr Greenwood, Fagerlund, 12 hours from | Stmr Alliance, Hardwick, Portland. are in addition to the soundings on the United the latest designs. pm on Thunfiys ve arrived from the same | yj, $17,888; for Brisbane, Australla, $65; for | Point Arena. Stmr Coos Bay, Nicolson, San Pedro. States Coast Survey charts, except when a Get an estimate from us on } is month in fifty-eight and | pog $15,548. The gargo included the fol-! Stmr Rainler, Hanson, 81 hours from New | Stmr Eureka, Jessen, Eureka. minus () sign precedes the nelght, and then but the Toxteth got all the | lowing: | and could not make time. She | For British Columbla—7 cs arms and amu- | lia on March 16, and | nition, 1000 Ibs beans, 603 Ibs bread, 251 «c and Sundays. UMD ... of service is ON fully maintained. SINTA FE the number given is subtracted from the depth glven by the charts. The plane of reference is the mean of the lower low waters. everything reguired to furnish your entire establishment. Credit and free delivery within 100 miles. We close at six. T. Brilliant FURNITURE CO., 338-342 POST STREET, Opposite Union Square. N Stmr Chetco, Anderson, Despatch, Johnson, 48 hours from San | Stmr Point Arena, Hansen Stmr Progreso, Parker, Whater Time Ball. Branch Hydrographic Office, U. S. N., Mer- chants’ Exchange, San Francisco, Cal., June 15, 1901. The time ball on the tower of tha new Ferry bullding was dropped at exactly noon to-day— i. e, at noon of the 12th meridian, or at 8 o'clock p. m., Greenwich time. > J. C. BURNETT, retired, In charge. Lieutenant, U. S. i Steamer Movements. TO ARRIVE. Steamer, 1 From, Mandalay. Wretleld. {Coquille River - |Oyster Harbor | | | | London Smoke ' Protection Glasses ’ 4 e i, : st | World Famous Mariani Tomic| ..o 50G = nia have been sent to our | S -4 Santa Barbara. ‘;m,,,",.,...;& It’s Great Superiority (bwcs Soldiers in the Philip- Crescent City .- | Humboldt Seattle and Tacoma....|June 13 | Peadily .verified by a per- Humboldt June 19 >woeecseseaead 042 MarkeT St InstRuments June 0 | @ visit DR. JORDAN'S arear unoer exmomicLe Butome, CATALOGUE FRee June 31 ez gMUSEUM OF ANATOMY 2 1051 MARKET ST. bot. 6:h a7, 5.7.Cal. NEW WESTERN HOTEL, in EARNY ND W. GTON TO SAIL. ;vL'-l -h-'::':\:'.l?‘ .:-‘;‘:"c::nfi::: | K-ma:lea and TeovRt XING, WARD & P ; ; 4 e positively cared e o octne, = o h ik Steamer. Destination. _|Saila.| Pler, Speciaiinton the Couse. Et s6yean @ | 5050 18 meonei6 o120 o s e davd Fifty tons of candy have been sent to the soldiers in the 5 i) fua) : " iR g T DR. JORDAN—DISEASES OF MEN @ | acd cold water every room; fire srates in every Philippine Islands by the Commissary Department of the army during 2 T St A ) e Acme. |Pler 13 Consultation free and strictly private. Coos Ba: Santa Rosa. ernmen : v - f | S - ; ;A o N 4 Tucap 4 4 . : ; |Portiand a {June 19 sonal test. ; ¥ { Boint Froe s et hrens [3une 3 PHICAPPARAT Ly, b R, G b a2 Point Are | P . e X i s A 3 3 . H, Kruger Tillamook Bay U une| AW Druggists. Refuse Substitutes. | OPTICIANS PHgTOGRA SaENTIFIC 4 : ; ¢ : A0y City of Puebla.|Puget Sound Ports.....|June 3 pine isianuas Dy tne V= . B 2R S S . 3 : China and Japa xllnarllm & W Argyll Y. via Panama 3 sl 3 1 k A e Pler 16 Treaument personally or by letter. A the last three months and large amounts to the soldiers in Cuba and Lo y ; Noyo. Humboldt Pler 2 TRy o Srag v antumion. Corner Fourta and - 4 ) o8 s a - 1 anta Rosa...[San ego er LR k This is done upon advise of the medical officers of the army, A T G G W Elter.| Astor e Biandlir amlpiee 3 - : gmm'fm RO because it is & physiological fact that a moderate consumption of 3 ' -:;l.-‘!; g o valiges checked fres, stomach. . ¢ anama & W Candy was never furnished to the United States army before, although it has been commonly used as a ration by the French and British g'“::}:nff;;t Wit ;}-r - 5 troops in the tropics. Co0s Bay w.reesli2 “m[Bler 18 This explodes anotherold-fashioned theory that sweets were injurious to the digestive organs, while a moderate use of sweets is actually beneficial: Ban D e = e Very few things are injurious and the food cranks who advocate the use of a few grains and vegetables and decry the use of sweets and meats Sohguitis River e ere in error, as 8 wholesome variety of meat and vegetable food is absolutely necessary for the maintainence of the highest condition of health. m|Pler 13 4 3 . The best rule to follow is to eat what the appetite craves, and if there is any trouble in digesting meat and sweets the difficulty can be readily i - Eg 3|| Why the Frightful Tension of Stricture is Dissolved Like Sanew am Fier 18 Beneath the Sun—IN FIFTEEN DAYS. overcome by the regular use after meals of some safe digestive composed of pepsin and diastase, which will assist the .stomach by increasing the Blweor o aShohes ehakb P flow of gastric juice and furnish the natural peptone lacking in weak stomachs. v: Prer 8 L gh::)fix I:‘r:pr:rntion of this kind is probably Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets, which may omlprss || Why Weak Men Are Restored by the Magic St. James Treatment ound al stores. am|Pler 11 B - e Dr. Harlandson recommends as the safest and surest cure for sour stomach (acid ot £ App el Loca"y =l D"»ec“y to the Affected Parts. dyspepsia) the daily use after meals of an excellént preparation, sold by druggists under Humboldt am|Pler 2 & the name of Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets. These tablets are large 20 grain lozenges, pleasant FROM SBATTLE. Somnswer the | INTERNAL DRUGGING TO RUIN THR to the taste and containing the natural peptones and digestive elements neémary' to good Steamer. Destination. Salls. You cut ‘I.’,‘."li;.r‘,‘ figg‘d{,\g( i D%:lti"?:l s n your arm you do The St. James treatment is prepared in not take internal | the form of Crayons. very narrow, medicine to §o% the | smooth. flexible and wholly soluble. which flow of blood." YOU | are inserted into the water passage at USE LOCAL AP- | night, where they dissolve and deposit tha PLICATIONS. Sim- | medication in its full strength upon tha flarly when the ure- | Prostate Gland. contracting and strength- thral ducts become | ening the ducts and FOREVER STOP- l'“ekdenl?i nd re- | PING DRAINS AND EMISSIONS ang axi digestion and which all weak stomachs lack. Skaguay & Way Ports. June 1§ Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets used regularly after meals digest the food promptly and Skagusy & Way Port.[June i thurongt;;y b‘%foretl: 1'1':»5t tix?; tto lf]om.:ent, 90;:: and poiu;n the blood and nervous system. ?fi%};‘?“’“ EE:S:; s ‘;g:’; :m‘":* b ;}‘;’,}:E r. Wuerth states that he invariably uses and recommends Stuart’s Dyspepsia oy gLy Sl e Coriad Tablets in all forms of stomach derangement and finds them a certain cure, not only for BRcaibtor. | Velges & VVS Foris. e 38 sour stomach, but by causing prompt digestion of the food they createa healthy appetite, BNy S Wey P Tum s Tidicu- | curing whils the patient sleeps. increase flesh, and strengthen the action of the heart and liver, foce ,": ane futer- Vari 1 Rev. J. R. Hoag, of Wymore, Nebraska, writes: For six years I have been troubled Contests Her Father’s Will. which must Shacl aricoce ye-t : with dyspepsia. Last fall I became very much alarmed at some symptoms of heart trouble A contest to the will of the late John | and urine before it reaches the seat of | Yarteocele I an accumulation of slug- A instit - | disease. The seminal ducts into h hlood in' the veins of the scrotum, and came to believe there was a sympathetic relation between the two diseases, or rather, f:r:iyvl:: fl?." 37.'.'&.}'." Katlo m Fiin, | the urethral canal throug) firg SR §ne’ colety to imperfect circulation, and 0, i diseased and forpt that the stomach trouble was the cause of the heart disturbance. I hitupon Stuart’s Dyspepsia through her attorney, Arthur H. Barendt 2‘3“&?&%&5 ":G’ ";::"‘ PSSIOCAL | hes s ovizin In Sperations ng’,‘"‘:;&" Pt Vi n Bergl e In Wi 1at 16 r. Carter's Tan- " 1 eas ly temporary me- Tablets for a remedy and invested a dollar and & half for three boxes which lasted me purposely omitted to Drovide for his| Bougles Wil dlssolve. digest and ferives | SRt 2re only feT discovered has eured three months and I can eat any kind of food I want and have a good vigorous appétite. daughter, “as ghe struck me.in my old | Temove n_single case. Gran-Sofvent hesls the Although I am seventy-seven years old, I now feel perfectly well and without being re- o cl‘.}.:a'i' .‘32..%‘:1"3,?33.:.‘.‘ ?nla '::c{ Urethral Stricture o m;:':n’"“"f s Smfihh quested by anyone I make this statement as a compliment to the virtues of Staart's Dyspep- my wie, Bertha Van den Bersh.’ Z8%| m 18 days; without pen. thfusy or Incon- | LCi o At Mood, o Mrs. Lydia Bartram, of Assyris, Mich., writes: I have suffered from stomach yeors prlor {0 e IgTiage her father | golvent” removes every symptom of ine. | whiine 48 frerse: Tames method ase trouble for ten years and five different doctors gave me only temporary relief. A Mr. E. the point that decedent’s wili is invalld by | Sihe; 1°3¥INE the canal as D IALS Then | vear. A wast army of e T e fegrtul R. Page advised me'to try Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets and four boxes did me mors perma- eSO X thagt " {hat It establishes a | TING OR DILATING. NO INJECTIONS | Lfoniroare of stricture and seminal’ de- nent benefit than all the doctors’ medicines that I have ever taken. X T e D TO IRRITATE THE MEMBRANE. NO | cay. We honestly believe that Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets are the best medicine ever kdike s 3 ale: Space will not permit a incompar- Crossing the Rockles on a 43-foot grad, 1i complets description of the Inc: e ‘ cary curven, Beavy 0D stel il & pe | 800 i joumes Trsatment n urechval dlseases Every sufcret Years of use have demonstrated the value and effectiveness of Stuart's Dyspepsia tectly ballasted roadbed, over glgantlo embank- | fiess should Writs 16 the By Jarmre™ i, nd Semimal ¥ ke Tablets in all cases of impaired digestion. ments, through tunnel bored in solid granite, | Bldg., Cine . Ohio, fo k show- i A tascinating panorama of marvelous engi- m" they will "lfl.lnunly wrapped in plain package, na Uaion Frds Faitreds ot ™ °™ | 8t. James Assn., 250 St. James Block, Cincinnati, 0.