The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 19, 1901, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1901. : 7 BARK C. D. BRYANT HAS NARROW ESCAPE FROM BEING CONSUMED Her Cargo Catches Fire While She Is in Port at Honolulu and the Vessel Has to Be Practically Scuttled in Order to Save the Hull. Everything Aboard Except Some Machinery Is Destroyed POR TTOWNSEND—Passed July 18—Stmr Roanoke, from Nome, for Seattle; stmr Ex- celsfor, from Valdez, for Seattle. An'l7\ ed July 18—Bark Levi G Burgess, hence BANDON, Or—Salled July 18—Schr Bender Brothers, for San Francisco. Arrived July 18—Schr Lizzie Prien, hence June 22. SEATTLE—Arrived July 18—Stmr Mackinaw, hence July 14; stmr Portland, from Note} stmr, Excehlor, from Valdez; stmr Roanoke, from Nome. NOME—Arrived July 3—Stmr Brunswick, from Seattle. June 22—Stmr Newsboy, hence Jume 2. July 7—Stmr Nome City, from Se- attle. In port July 7—Schr Lottie Bennett, Gen Sig- lin, stmr Brunswick, stmr Chas D Lane, schr Fred E Sanders, schr Seven Sisters, tug Dis- covery. DUTCH HARBOR—In port July 12—Stmr Jeanle, from Seattle, for Nome; stmr_ Elihu ‘Thomscn, from Nome, for Seattle; U § stmr Grant; whal stmr Fearless. ST MICHAEL—Safled July —, stmr Chas D _Lane, for Seattle, via Teiler City. PORT BLAKELEY-Sailed July 10—Br stmr Sutherland, for Shanghal. ISLAND PORTS. HILO—Arrived July 5—Ship Falls of Clyde, hence June 18. Sailed July 6—Bark Amy Turner. for San Francisco. July 7—Bark Vidette, for Puget Sound. HONOLULU—Safled July 10—Stmr Colon, for Port Los Angeles. July 4—Schr King Cyrus, for San Francisco. Arrived July 10—Schr Sehome, from nitrate ports. KAHULUI—Satled July 6—Schr Allea A, for San Francisco. July $—Scht Olga, for San 1elsco. FOREIGN PORTS. NANAIMO—Sailed July 17—Br stmr Milton, for San Francisco. NEWCASTLE, NSW—Arrived July 16—Nor baric Passepartout, from Vancouver. July 18— Schr Honoipu, from Launceton. EY—Arrived prior to July 16—Stmr So- hence June 20. ANTWERP—Arrived July 16—Br ship Mont- gom: hire, hence March 6. FALMOUTH—Arrived July 17—Br ship This- bank, hence March 6 DEAL—Passed July 16—Br_ ship Scottish Isles, from Hamburg, for San Francisco. HONGKONG—Salled July 16—Stmr Olympla, for Tacoma. July 17—Br stmr Empress of for Vancouver. HAMA—€alled July 16—Br stmr In- for_ Astoria. NCOUVER-—Arrived July 17—Br stmr Em- India, frcm Hongkong. —Arrived July 16—Stmr Tacoma, from iled July 16—Stmr San Blas, for San Fraacisca. GUAYMAS—Salled July 17—Stmr Curacao, for San Francisco. N—Salled June 80—Ship Invincl- Ve tle, Aus. GCEAN STEAMERS, Sailed July 18—Stmr L'Aqul- taine, for Havre; stmr Friedrich der ‘Grosse, for A WHICH LEF ER AW. N LI\FRP()OL—SEHN‘I July 17—Stmr Western- Y, BUUSLLArS SHREPOR THE HAWALRY land, for Queenstown and Philadelphia. July 1- WAS ON FIRE IN HONOLULU HARBOR AND 18—Stmr Commonwealth, for Queenstown and Q > 5 L] ARK C. D. BR ISLANDS ON JU WOULD HAVE B! A TOTAL LOSS BUT FOR THE TUG FEARLESS. Boston; stmr Vancouver, for Portland, Me. 1 Anhcd July 18—Stmr Bohemian, from New = Yo e . o idise = Q( EENSTOWN—Sailed July ls_YSt?r Teu- % 2 . t , 1 Liverpool, for New Yorl stmr k C. D. Bryant, which left | lumber, and if that succeeds then the big | Wasterniand, from Liverpool, for Philadelphia. s will be s ROTTERDAM—Sailed July 15—Stmr Am- rom total destruction by fire sterdam, for New Xork . o oo do s BRO EA asse uly mr Cy c, Ehemaatol ok ithe ik aal. ;3 NEWS OF THE OCEAN. trom New York, for Liverpool "~ it was the vessel had to be prac- GIBRALTAR—Passed July 18—Stmr Scotia, scuttiod hefore the flames were ex-| Jiaiters of Interest to Mariners and | from Genoa and Naples, for New York. . shed. The Bryant ar Hono- Shipping Merchants. g g e B n Iy 3 with a cargo of hay, grain, The Lake Leman will load lumber at New L1ZARD—Passed July 18—Stmr Zeeland, whisky and machinery. Her deck load of | Whatcom for Iquique (owner's account). from New York, for Cherbourg and Antwerp. lumber and livestock had been landed and P S N = " £ the merchandice had been re-| Departure of the Panama Steamer. Sun, Moon and Tide. ed from the ho Saturday nigt The sieamer Newport safled yesterday for | United States Coast and Geodetic Survey— hen The Straete an e 1 borts Times and Heights of High and Low when the men quit work all the hatches way ports with a general cargo Waters at_Fort Point, entrance to San were battened down, but on Sunday $30,915, manifested and destined as sco Bay. Published by official au- hox wihe The g S s i : Central America, of the Superintendent. $38,316 anama, l")‘l“ principal exports NOTE—The high and low waters occur at were as foilows the city front (Mission-street wharf) about fexico—108 cs axes, s ammonia, 6 cs | twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point; 1 ammunition, dr vering of the for- been removed. It was in the whisky was stored, and as flors on the bark were drunk tie the sup- cargo dur- i the ship by care- tches th nter 10 Kegs nails, 107 | Sun rises bdls shooks, 4767 { gun sets . gals wine, 2 cs| Moon sets . ral America—45 pkes bottled beer, 120 “|Time 0 4350 gals coal [ Date tified Capta a goods, 41 pkgs fire was turned in. 1127 Ibs dried fruit, 4118 | — 5 o gt S ables, 132 pkgs groce- | 19 ... -2 - Captain “Gil” Brokaw, Bplen, ¥ s goone- o7 54 5 e ARE S e 31 cs Tiquors, 315 Ibs lard, 18 53 < streams into the hold 0 1bs malt, 23 pkgs ma- 2.0 53 T Separiment Blso responleds anl 41 bdls’ oars, 14 crs ; T i water into the bark from four en- At Ly [’:,‘35 3.8 2.5 s. Even with this weight of water tallow, 6 L) 2T bais gals wine, TE—In the above exposition of the tides g. so two holes | 3 , 6 kegs staples. the early morning tides are given in the left he p about five fee . 3 e Fghead N D e Panama—500 bbls flour, 200 crs oniong, 200 | hand column and the successive tides of the below s an 1 ater | ..o potetoes, 300 crs garlic, 4 cs soap, day In the order of occurrence as to time of ed through those. It | Grugs, 2 carboys acid. day; the third time column gives the last tide 100k irs of constant lv\‘f\rk, e S E of the day, except when there are but three w » drown out the blaze. ippi tides, as sometimes occurs. The heights given water the bark a Shipping Intelligence. are in addition to the soundings on the United big l' the aid of a der- ARRIVED. States Coast Survey charts, except when a ek Thursday, July 15, | minus (—) slgn precedes the height, and then weria Ihe number given Is subtracted from the depth hours from Monte- | given by the charts. The plane of reference is Stmr Gipsy, Leland, bark was consider- | Simr Santa Rosa, Alexander, 45 hours from | the mean of the lower low waters. T will requir San Diego and way rte. S el e tmr Aberdeen, Jensen, 27 hours from Ven- Steamer Movements. turn o Etr State of Califo e the fire was &t ity height Captain | , Stme State of California, Thomas, — hours TO ARRIVE. f the Fearless and Captain Colly | g S i 7% 1 . e Stmr Fulton, Levinson, 75 hours from Grays made a daring attempt to | Harper. » Steamer. From. Due. £ the burning Satlk. They e J0WE: TARnch. JBEheet; 28 ey vom § o voter Seattle & N. Whatcom|July 19 e ck but made a second at- RN 3 o .|Nome & St. Michael...|July 19 succeeded. They located the r ship Neck, Reiners, 63 days from Caleta .| Willapa Harbor ... July 19 - after getting back on | Buena ‘| Nome & St. Michael...|July 18 hr Newark, Crangle, 12 hours from Fish Rock different Nome via Seattle. Tillamook Bay Seattle and Ha Portland and Astoria. Point Arena .. CLEARED. Thursday, July 18. Stmr Newport, Saunders, Panama and way , it is sur- », quit work and / T n they Were most) ., .s; Pactfic Mail 88 Co. .| Humbolat July 18 s that they were | “gon' “mfineola, Kirkwood, Nanaimo; Pacific Coos Bay July 20 work on Sunday. Later | ymprovement Co. Crescent_ City . July 21 and \H_H have to tell Br stmr Strathgyle, Gordon, Portland; Cal Humboldt . July 21 f the blaze 1-Oriental S8 Co. v g | SAILED. Santa Barb'ra. NEWS OF THE NOME FLEET. Thursday, July 18. City of Puebla. Stmr Newport, Saunders, Panama. mr Aberdeen, Jensen, Bureka. n Pedro, Jahnsen, Eureka. oha, Wehman, Fort Bragg. Arrivals Alaskan Points and Ves- | sels Now Due Here. { are scheduled to "hitesboro, (hkan 2 but th a. Jessen, Eureka. row but the . Green, Crescent City. them will not Nelson, Coos Bay. Sydney & Way Poi Kimball is expected to ar- rMineola, Kirkwood, Nanaimo. Honolulu July 23 rive this morning and as everything is in E,‘,Z stmr Hugh McCulloch, Coulsen, cruise. give her quick dispatch she again to-morrow afternoon for ) ler via Seattle. The Cone- ugh 18 booked to sail the same day for Michaels and Nome, but as she had Coos Bay Seattle . ©|Portland ‘and “Astoria. Seattle . “[Tuly 24 .| Tacoma July 24 - | 8an Diego'k Way Poris|Tuly Valparaiso & Way Pts.|July iE ‘I Newport & Way Ports.|Tuly % - Yosemite, Hamilton, Melbourne. hr H D Bendixsen, Olsen, Grays Harbor. ir Forest Home, Wayland, Ladysmith. r Monterey, Beck, Coos Bay. SPOKEN. Per Ger ship Neck—July 14, lat 36 25 N, lon 125 20 W—Bark Big Bonanza, from Tacoma, for in an appearance up to sundown | Legmes ces are that she will not get away | ~Jjune 20, lat 14 N, lon 26 W—Br ship Carned TO SAIL. The Arctic for Nome and Teller | from Liverpool, for San Francisco. and the Homer for the Pribiloff Islands| July 1, lat 8 N, lon 27 W—Fr bark Cap Horn, Bteamer. Destination. _ |Salls.| Pler. Dutch Harbor will both get away on | hence April 3, for Queenstown. - uite a nu Der ol 3 July 14, lat 4 lon 21 W—Br ship Duchal- Jual: 19, D e K',,,f’t‘,’;fi"’;f,‘:{sc:,",‘f | burn, nence March 13, for Queenstown. Coquille Riv. |Grays Harbor 5 pm|Pler — tain Thwing is confident that he will| ‘vz‘nr Portland, at s‘e‘ame, Juéy 18—July | Mandalay.... coqu.l,llel River. 10 am|Pler § | i2 40 N, lon 146 10 W, stmr Centennial, ualy 20, e a record run to the goldfields. from Nome, for Seattle. July 15, lat 61 N, lon | Arctic. Nome and Teller..[13 m|Pler 3 s of the Roanoke state that the | 13¢ 40 W, Br stmr Wyefleld, from Vancouver, | Homer. ity arrived at Nome on the 7th | for St Michael and that the Newsboy with her MISCELLANEOUS. J. 8. Kimball rge and livestock got in the mext day, GRAYS HARBOR, July 18—-Stmr Olymple Jeanie, Elihu Thomson, revenue cut- | was successfully launched. nt and steam whaler Fearless were TELEGRAPHIC. at Dutch Harbor on July 12, and | POINT LOBOS, July 15, 10 p m—Weather arles D. Lane sailed from 8St. | hazy; wind NW, velocity 20 miles per hour. Michaels on J 14 for Seattle. DOMESTIC PORTS. -- | PORT LUDLOW-Bailed July 18—Schr ¥ 8B ‘Bay. . Changes of Steamship. Redfield, for Honolulu. Eone B P‘:: 1: The Pacific Coast Steamship Company’s | tenian. for Ean Francisco; Nor stme el . c Coast Steams o . e s g g State of California arrived from Puget | for San Francisco. oF, Moz elind, 1 columhin. A Bound ports yesterday and will be with- | Passed in July 13—Schr Alvena, hence July | oronado.....|Grays Harbor. drawn from that route. She will replace |, for Tacoma. SE e Humboldte ¢ orona on the San Diego run and the UMPQUA Sun!d July 17—Schr Beulah, for - er will take up her old schedule on | San Bedro. July X 34—Schr ‘Wing and ‘Wing, for 8an Pedro & Way. o “narrow gauge” Tun between hero | 547 TURA Arrived nmy l;_B.rl:!.l R, ¢ |Humbaat p )‘nulu. in tow of tug Rescue, hence July 16. e s ad ancisco; rge San Pat , foi ran- = ol e $t ook Eionan Eha | Himcien0; e fer will become an accomplished fact. | £T MICHAEL—In port July 4—Whaling stmr | pery . Nome & St Michaei| Astoria & Portland| Pier 31 Pler 24 Pler 2 Pler 3 Pler 2 Pler 11 Pler 13 Pler 2 Pier 2 Pier 11 PMSS San Diego & Way uly 26 f Para is o follow the Algoa, | Jeanette, whailng stmr Kariuk, Whallng stmr | fure pushia.. | Doy gy aPaes:: The Ci B P! er 9 he Colon, now due here from Hon. | Belvedere, schr Pllot, stmr Santa Ana, U 8 | G. Dollar.... |Grays Harbor Bead 1l take e ’ t 5 4, stmr Brunswick, stmr_Cone- = . will take the Para’s place on the | igh, Br stmr Buckingham, schr Laurel, | ATcata:. GOOR B =+ ot a. One of the Mail Company’'s | maugh, Par - 4 b wow tied up at_Martinez will take | T A”;‘X’;‘;(;’f:;;:’,‘;g‘"fi,f"'f_sm, it FROM SEATTLE, the Colom's run to Hawali with Porto from Seattle. i gy = e e Ricans. TELLER CITY—Arrived July 7—Stmr Dora, | _—2on it SHIR, R —— from Seattle. City of Seattle.| Skaguay & Way Ports.[July 18 Lighter for Point Bonita. GRAYS HARBOR—Arrlvefl July 18—Schr | City of Topeka | Skaguay & w:§ Port:. .131; 19 The Government has fixed up -and |Jeanie Stells, benoe June . Chas, D. Lane. | Nome & Teller City. 0 - e EUREKA—Arrived July 18—Schr Lottle Car- Cottage City. ki y Ports. equipped & lighter on which the big guns | son, " from San Diego; schr C T Hill, hence | Farallon & by 520 hence July 6; stmr Em- | Victoran. we Point Bonita fortifications will be | july 2; schr l/:u(n & Way Port: carried. Four permanent ways have | pire, from Coos Queen. Sk-guny & Way Ports.|July 24 t laid from low water to the top of [ Sailed July T5Stwr Pomona, for San Fran- | Excelsior. .| Cooks Inlet & Way Pts|July 25 clif and two bl%-inch steel cables | clsco. Nome City. Nome & Teller City....[July 25 | Skaguay & Way Ports.|July 25 and her loi arrive a e 'oint ——— the ¢ will be made fast around it, [ SELAth, D’,’;;(;f)'i‘sffi;‘d July 18—Stmrs Luelia | ..“Was your club paper troublesome and barge, guns and fittings Will b | o Gouth Coast, for San Francisco; schr | DOrothy?” “Oh, horrible! I ranancxnd hauled up over the permanent ways to | Helen, for Nome. eleven hooks and ate three pounds of the top of the cliff. The first test of the PORT GAMBLE—ArHved July 17—Br stmr | chocolate caramels while I was getting it new scheme will be made with a load of ! Algoa, hence July 18 | up.”"—Detroit Free Press. RRRRRRERRRRE RRRRE RRRYE RERERRRERRRE RRRRERRERE RRRERREE RERERE RRRE RERR RERRE RERE RRRE (RRERRRER RRRE RERRE RRRR RRRE The largest stock of Galifornia Souvenirs in the city—all at Departmml Store Prices. Boys’ School * 353 Valllngs 9ec. s 4000 Shoes 99c. Eo e : Stoutly made shoes, like season’s bt 3 picture; best quality of calf; 'nti{i'l;;:d(%:; GoldenRulc Bazaar. Plain Tueio I S O AMERICA’S GRANDEST STORE | Vellings allsil sizes 12 to 2, and 18 inches regulary $1.50; wide; in brown, s st 0o ey 11575982 TWO Hundred Lucky Men | ::: = Wi" Ge‘ $7.5o and s'a F.ig—.?fllptcmflle,wl yard children’ s School su i‘s fo r $4. 35. | Music sP“ ’.". Hose 14¢ Pair 5 Extra heavy ribbed fast black Camm.Hos:, Just a Friday and Saturday flyer that will w;:,:,':;’,“'?‘:,;,""_;‘:; it iiton of y;'uuf;: triple knees, sp'iced hee's and toes” A good convince the most skeptical that the Big| .o imtramental peces. They are geme— ) LNy e S.ore’s prices are positively beyond all com-| the best he has ever written—and the big “14e petition. We will sell but zoo of these good Cheviot and | ot offers them this week, all four composi- only . a Cassimere Suits at the ridiculously low price of “*foup thot Gy ¢« Sy s ok '7° Special Sale nee new modern toe, on spe- cisl mle today; | CALIFORNIA’S LARGEST- them, per COPY . ..\ ueueennn thirty=fiv=.”” They are the $7.50 and $10.00 qual- | The gitles are: Belt B ity of Sack Coat Business Suits, in several different patterns; “The Scent of the Rose'" Walts. €. uckies. this season’s styles. They are well made, well lined, good {:fi;‘;}" - ‘E;.,“’;t,.,.“x,?{:“,:.'::;& fitting suits; an unsurpassed bargain at the e Friday and Saturday special price. ......... ’4'35 Men’s and Boys” Also on Friday and Saturday— C S. I Men’s Pants—s$5.00 kind, fine patterns, for $2,68 BES 0N SE- Men’s Pants—A splendid good fitting §3.00 kind for | The bal- ........ e T T Men’s Furnishings | gpecial Sale Two Thousand Jm “Toe~ rJ & stock of gr-o"'ol'—_'MIic = Boys £ schoo’ su’ts- Men’s and Boys’ Golf Caps and fin?chu‘v T We’ve made a deal just in time for the opening of school that Boys’ Sailor Caps will be offered to- yarn; in ,};,,, only; | . will delight the mothers of this city and vicinity. We day and Snmxday at about hyalf §2:6 10, 10% and | closed out for g fiftle more than half their worth lar prices. They are 1. A sock Jever | from one of the best makers in the country their entire :ect in every respect, new, up-to- %oldless than ““owo- | ¢ ctock of Boys® School Suits. 'There are more than 2000 e goods. Saturday, i suits in the lot in every desirable style for school—hundreds Men’s Golf Caps—Plaids and fancy 11e 3 mixtures, worth 2oc, for. 19¢ of them good enough for best. Newver before has Bess Gob Copt i, ey it o Men’s Un-| the Big Store offered such values. 8 i donyemr | Byt 53,00 Schook Sattr. $1.98 AlL wogl mickaii neve colocge sad osof g s pm o Fine quaity of Me-| patterns, double-treasted jackets and knee pants, sizes " . o rino Silkolene mixed; the well-known New | for 8 to 15 years, on saleat. . ... 1.98 i 2 fuc:cg’c_;,:mm”‘?,goodcwm:.: 75¢, $1.00 and $1. 5:.7, Fndzy and 57 to sell at $1.75; special Friday and Saeday | g stand hard wear, sizs § 10 16 I - : years, on sale at sz 48 - Saturday, for, all sises, ‘per garment Friday Groc Groe.r 81.15 Boys' $5.00 School Suits, $3.48— _ Attractive designs in all-woolen piaids Y M?:“: :r?”g.;:z d?‘”n’sf f"""'— and sipes s pin blue Thivetsand Sergs s 1 0 16 yea, excep- $3 48 and Ligquor Sale. Jap pe signs; reg- 65¢c - Mocha and Java Coffee—Our best 35c quality tarl, A is 3 e tional good value at $5.00, on sale at...... ] M':;ry';‘ ?ur;;:nuée;g—rine quality | Boys’ $5.00 and §6.00 Long Pants Suits, $3. 93 We will afied during this sale a sclection | 'hat never fails to please—to-day '289¢ only, b linen weds in plain colors and fancy checks; of ten of this season’s newest styles, all made and trimmed in the best pos- » - : : sible manner, sizes for 12 to 19 years, regular $5 and $6 values, on sale a .98 Lucca Oli—Crosse & Biackwell's, rhe = §00 Ladies’ Belt Buckles in many pretty styles, quality and finish the best; are marked for epecial sale Friday only at about half ranulm- Ppriges—the sl: prices will be, .25¢ 1 $1.25 S’peeial Sale of Britain goods. A sightly, well-wearing gar- Boys' $4.00 School Suits, $2.48—Fne quallry, nll-wool Cheviots and ment; warranted not to shrink; manufactured | = Cggimeres in the newest stripes and checked effects, trimmed and made :nd ay:id silk ends; our soc values “ 27¢ quart bottles, to-day........ for 2 days . z Rice—F: , to-day, § lbs, % Phot h Ladies’ Collars, Remember the |iomslwmo b ff,'g otographs on Silk Sale. o -.....8 fish 25¢ 5 for Price of 1 S _ beand, eatra. quiitye “ |Our entire line of Wash | _ toncless, largesquare tins, to-day only 220 Ladies’ all- ; 2 Salt—R. S. V. P., to-day 15¢ packagesf 1.':":; xes” ;Ic Silks—the goc quality— | Mush—Our weirtiked Vicrorsy Pbun;? ins?ncd Collars, 14 good | the best made—in this | of 3 pkes. for 25c, to-day.. styles i ¥ ’ : L S« for 2. p,’:,:s_ st | season’sprettiest patterns | jge Moore “AA" wflffly_m ,mfg of sizes, to be and color effects, to-day | that the Big Store sells regalarly gsc botle, wld_special to-| anq balance of week Sl Sherry—Good table wine, ;ég}n:fg Epworth Mounts. We've had a special Souvenir Mount made for our regular §5.00 cabinet size photographs; they are the regular Epworth design—white on a pretty, gray background, and we’ll make the pictures in our very best style for the next two weeks, per s BT $3,00 i These will make a nice remembrance gift to i llon quality, to-da ey you hay tisde o Jour vl San abuncdicsony | Thirty=Five Cents Mat zhn(:yjnl:anny > Francisco. 6 for 15¢c| a Yard. dozen, to-day......... fimammm““m AaRaRURRRUURR AR R YRt Kt Rt Kt ek Wit Kekt YRtinta e A ARt Wt Wit Wake Pl alailibd desnledalolalad bl ool e it bl il L el el el e s o il o e RAILWAY TMVE 3 RAILWAY TRAVEL. mwAY TRAVEL EIH'. |5 I.ASHEI] = SOUTHERN PACIFIC. |CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RI. C0. Trains leave sud are ‘ arrive as IN HE EUUHT fve Cheap| —-irzmEasm | mumid i mon ners LEAVE — Frow Juiv 14 130l — ammwva | Tiburon Ferry, Foot of Market St 004 Benicis, Suisun, Elmirs and !.al San Francisco to San Rafael. RERERR RN ZERR RRER RRRE RRRRE RRRERRRRRRRR RRR mmummmmmmmummmmmmmm (SAARAR A AanRawan mnmmumamaawa anan ammmmmmmmmmmmm WA S 8:337 | WEEK DAYS—7:30, 9:00, 11:00 a. m.; 13:35, 7:837 | “3:30, 5:10, p.m. Thursdays Extrs trip ° g 7:004 Vacaville, W Colored “Mammy” Plies XcurSlon S T80 Mo Moo Ry v | S B B IR R a Whip Before Judge R e GRS El‘n:ouAvs—s 00, 9:30, 11:00 & m.; 130, 3:30, 8:004 Atlantic prxul—()ldsu and East 12:23p Walts. D04 Niles, Lathrop, 1202 San R-hel to San Francisco. 3 octerville VIA 8:304 Stasia Fave Bartlewt Springs) Bpecial Dispatch to The Call. Bluff, P o tocktor 8:00. Niles, uenaau. Hantord, Visaiis, WEEK DAYS—6:10, 7:30. 9:20, 11:10 a. m.; 4:352 B R Saturdays—Extra trips at SUNDAYS—B ll), 9:40, 11:10 a m.; 140, 3:40, :45, 58 7:552 iy S804 Bl‘u Placl KANSAS CITY, July 18.—For the first Maryaville, Chico, ted HInE. 425 time since his “whipping post” has been 8:30 Oskdaie, Chinese (Yosemite), So- established Justice Walts had a girl .g;gg: Destination. whipped in his court this morning. Be- 12:238 T fore this the lash has been used on boys on Angsics Exps Eetaluma. only. A number of them have been Ty Uatheop, o o nta Rosa. whipped for minor offenses, principally 0:30A v.u'.":m o ad Wa 71332 Fulton. theft. The Judge was unwilling to punish The places, the rates fop || *0:004 The Orerland Limited—Ogdsn, De 7:90 am| Windsor. a girl in this manner, and it took a good ' <l ——— §:00 pm| Healdsburs. deal of pleading to convince him that such the round trip and the Sidor Hayward, Nilewand Way Bisiions:. 7907 Geyserville. a course was a good one. The girl's :00r Beuicia, inters, ranento, :00 am| Cloverdale mother and her lawyer both asked to have dates of sale are below ooliand, “Kulgit Tandiog. | | _siiana. the girl whipped rather than sent to jail. The other details can be ® Martiver, fan we23a — Finally the Judge yielded and the mother < i, Culistogn, e 2 gave her child the best whipping she has had of the” Santa Fe || fnoemiles Divermors ook rooive feags | | $:00 .m‘ Guerneville. had for some time. It was, however, so Agents | 4:80p Port Oos:a, Tracy, Lathrop, Stockton 10:23a | 3:30 pm n the mother said, only a forerunner of g N 730 am| 8:00 am| Sonowma d, Saugus for Santa Bar. what Was to come. bars, Los Angeles... 8:334 Last Monday Lillle Thomas of 609 East BUFFALO, $87.00 5100 Mariinez, “Antioct, swcmn. e | b Fifteenth street became very lonely. Lillie Aug. 22 and 283; 5:00p Yosemite.. 12:257 is 12 years old and very black. Her mother was away from home, and in looking Sept. 5 and 6. about for a good time Lillie took $3 from Mrs. Martha Elwell, a nelghbor. Soda MILWAUKEE, $74.50 water, lemonade and candy made rapld July 17 and 18. inroads on this capital, and by the time e it Lillia nad hot oris cont lett: S e affal nt le: o Was a very much scared girl when she sat CHICAGO, $72.50 in court and was told of the gravity of her offense. July 20 and 21. Mrs. Thomas, who persisted in_calling 5:302 New Orleans Ewm.-mndm. | & Aol Fresno, Bakeratield. Los Angeles, fitlgw connect at Santa Rosa for Mark West ZI Pm New Orieans | Springs and White Sulphur Springs; at Fulton TB3A | for Altruria; at Lytton for Lytton Springs; at 7:334 | Geyserville for Skaggs Springs; at Cloverdals 10:234 | for the 1Geysers; at Hooland for Duncan | ighland Springs. Kelseyville, Carls- 1223 | Do oda Dy, Lakeport and Barth n; Springs; at Ukiah for Vlchy Spring: 4352 | Srings, Blue Lakes, Laurel Dell Lake, Witter | Springs, Upper Lake, Pomo, Poiter Vallay, John Day’s, Riverside, Lierley's, Bucknel's, Sanhedrin Heights, Hullville, Orr's Hot [zpnnn. Mendocino ® City. Fort Bragg. West- uis, | 7100 Oregon and C the Judge “Boss,” leased wh . :olzi }fr {:‘e might wiip her il and thes LOUISVILLE, $77.50 & | g el Wi, uoylt.::x:l'l‘le.v’.c;:mmn& ake her home. - g Harris, Sco “When niggahs get bad you have to use August 20 and 21. COAST LINE (Narrow Gauge) e i iy veanl dets WESN a8 de rawhide,” was her comment. (Foot of Murket Street.) duced rates. | “'On’ sunday_rouna trip tickets to all poiuts Tt was not until she had her daughter CLEVELAND, $82.50 75:35 Sants Oruz Bxcursion (o Santa Oniz under the influence of the whip that Mrs, 4 @ Principal Way Stations. 18:057 | beyond San Rafael at Balf rates. Thomas began 1o talk at length. gSept. 5 and 6. 815 Nowark Conorelle-Son dore: Faiton; P Ficket Ottice, S Markel sireet, Chronlcls “Llllle,mlzlllle, Shi shouted again and 1 gm:ldu(lre- ta Oruzand Way ng. again, “ain’'t you ashamed? I've treated Now . C. WHITING, R x. RY. $6i o well Horo Soulve dingraced e b | | THE COMFORTABLE WAY IS ""“"";.fil.‘.’,?"x'tiflfl,‘.?:nui'.‘i'tfi:l B e iinaager. . making me bring you to this notorious co’t and to this notorious whippin’ post.” And all this was punctuated with blows. The Judge stopped the woman when he thought the girl had been whipped enough Bauta Cruz and Principsl Way Statlovs .. 3¢ Newark, Sun Joss, Los Gatos. | #4:15» Glenwood.Boulder Creek, Santa Gruz_e 8:304 oaniano nanson renav. | Sanita Fe Trains Santa Fe d d. T R S Prom SAK PRANCISE—Fon of Mark. S (5 = 17:16 9:00 . 11:00. 100 LIEA Leave Market-street Ferry Depot. From OLKLAND. 1808 ra Camp Fire Scintillations. CAMP REVERIE, July 16, 1901.—The 64' Markel S"HEL weather at Camp Reverie continues perfect, with no hint of the fog which dwellers in the bay districts about San Francisco go 10:004.m. COAST LINE (Broad Gauge). Lv. San Fran| 7 (Third and Townsend Sts.) - Stoclston. . 1 47:00A Fau Jose u; PRPRERTT away in summer to avold. Twenty-six £7:004 Now Aluade arrivals yere fi“glsl(eged vesierday, lglvlngt 171804 Bunday Excunicn {or San Jose promise wit s influx of new talent o Prlndwl Way Stations. N iM30r ay week at the camp. 91004 S Jose, Hollister. Suita Cru, L BIPY hg impromptu evening entertainments, | uonr“ PANFIG cflAST RA".RDAL | Paciiic Grove, s:- ' . p| n‘“i\\ = where persons of so much and such Via Sausalito Ferry. bara and Prin- 30 a . i 12"t Caliiornta. Lim- varled abllity are concerned, must con- Commencing Apr L josving Ncatey and Theisiey oS tinue delightful. One of the latest pro- | FROM EA\(AF]‘JHDANCAISL%}I-(‘) MILI‘ VALLEY E‘arr?th.rou(n A L.m:“: cnu:n 'r';ll.‘ grammes gave a plano and flute duet by WEEK DAYS. 0., 30 o LR to Bakersfield for accommodation of lo- Mrs. Alice Cramer and Dr. Hoppe; a reci- | ;, 5'0 1:00 tation by H. R. Wiley: plano selections | 12ii% rLl:45. 215, 4:15, §:35, Tect Valley and San || Sickets Ronored oo this train. Correspond: || ing tram arrives at 5:55 b m. Tuesday and by Mrs, Crafts, Oakiand's talented Or- | Rafacl on Mondays, Wednesaays.~ Saturdeys . -t anist, and recitations from Tennyson by | and Surdays at 8:30 ind 1100 p. m. ' San Jose, h atoy | | Fridav. Rustin Lewis. The whole was inter-| SUNDAYS— 00, SI0:0, 1100, 110 e iy Stakions 91484 || 420D, m. 1a Stockton and Fremo local ith the humorous storles of Eu- 2 45, 5:00, 6:00, 7:20 "Los Gatos and Principal | sponding at P m spersed w m. does not run to San Rafael s B3 Sllflfllz d P San .Ym anud P‘l,hm‘pfl' Way g."m::: 0 SAN FRNcsco. | n?.‘.’.fi"n..bm B Rl 335, 10:15 :20P San Jose and 3:00 p. m. 1s the Overland Express, with through Palace and Tourist Sleepers and Free Reclinin; Ch‘Ir Cars to Chicago: also Palace Sleeper. which cuts out at Fresno. = Correspor nding train ® arrives at Eene Del Mar, “The Whittling Philoso- HBEET L Ehe CASIDARS SH0GE, OF 108 prads alns marked () run to San Quentin. fient, E. B. Payné, whoso fund of post- Fkrom SAN RAFAEL T CHRAN prandial wit is perhaps only equaled by WEEK DAYS lhat of Chauncey M. Depew. 1:15 Stat | @11:45r San Tose sand Way Sraslons datly. Bince, however, as I overheard a lady R mr'ts 75" %fl;'g ~ “”d"""‘” A for Morning, P for Afternoon. 26 a . 1s Bakersfield Local, stopping say, “None but delightful people come to 'm’ug-,;‘;'g;_’_‘, 35, %8700, 945, #1100 a. $Banday excapied. 1 Sunday only. at all points in San Joaquin Valley. Reverie,” we shall doubtless take |- .nm.,_ res) 1 g:? delight _in the arriving speakers of loo. 2:15, *3:30, 4:30, .*5:45, 6:45, no, 10 lq osmrduon K&mh’ ol ¥ pondin; the week, Mr. Harry Culmer, the cele- | Pryaing markea 4 (D mart truxl San Quentin. benest st o B e ol B | oSO RIS Bl L mT e T : fessor LeDP 2 Ml oo™ Ik, T T, i) bt ”& ; MOUNT TAMALPAIS RAILWAY | Exm TRI on Mondays, Wednesdays Count Tolstoi Out of Danger. ani Sacurdaye at T10 and 10:5 | - s Dr. Gibbon’s Dim sT. PETERSBURG, July 18.—Tt is sald SUNBATECS OID wianaty wv. S Count Tolstoi Is beyond immediate dan- | 1%, 2:30. HRoUGH' TRAING, ! in 1854 for the treatment of Private ger. 6:55 a. m. week days—Cazadero and way sta. Diseases, it 1! llity or T R tions. lirease wearingon body and mind and «The Missouri Pacific Limi 338 5. m. Saturdays—Cazadero and way sta. i Digoases, Tho Doctor cureswhen | Cures Cail or writa: The only route having through -leepln' s:xs|p. m. dwmx d-!zt-‘ (Saturdays excepted)— car service between San Francisco and St. | Tomales and way stations. . m. Sundays—Cazadero and stations, Louls dally. Stopovers allowed at Salt SN0 Banikoy - Casnaed, Sl gy Mestioms City. For full information ask L. | staticns. Ticket ihces, 6 Satker ots & ssmsiito rerry, | Weekly Call,$1.00 per Yea - fletcher, 126 California street.