The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 16, 1901, Page 7

THE SAN FRA‘.L\:CISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1901 OCEANIC STEAMSHIP SONOT1A ARRIVES FROM 'SOUTHERN SEAS Heavy Weather Between Sydney and Auckland and a Dense Fog at Pago Pago Cause Delays. — & ERITISH BARK HADDON HALL IN THE BREAKERS ON COLUMBIA RIVER BAR. THE ‘VESSEL AND HER N AND CREW HAVE HAD MORE THAN THEIR SHARE OF MISADV! TURF DURING THE PAST - - - - i s Steamship Company’s | Monday for Queenstown for orders with 32,25 | colliston with Ger stmr Elba; both vesssls 1 ived from Australa- | {0 barley valued at 3742 and 11000 feet | Gamaged Torward: extent not et asceriained: strala- | i fber as dunnage valued at $165, s [ - She was de-| . pritish ship Ceitic Chief was cleared | seATrE R s 4 y, N. 8. vesterday for Queenstown for orders with 56,- | yapi oo S TANEd Ty s by exception- | #9 ctls wheat valued at §5.5%, and 16,000 feet | M aroived: Gor o mar N = = = 9. | 1umber dunnage vaived at # Satled Oct —Br stinr Yane Tz or Sene: s % Senme fog | —— for crdere. Oct lo—Stmr John S Kimball, for Wieg £ Sehee fof Merchandise for the Orient. Sen Francisco: stmr Bertha. for Valdes. st came dow Ths miumner Coptis sallsd petatacs fo ulia | Areived Dot Jo~fier 00: cHabas: foom Ta oGpc o P v sate gy ot e steamer Coptic salled yesterday for China | coma; U S transport DIx, from Tacoma: stur At Hono. | 8nd Japan with a large cargo valued at $284,- | Despatch, hence Oct 11 bt delay. but | 6%, manifested and destined as follows: For ed Oct 15—Ger shib.Adolf, for Queens- was made in five e up for the delay held up the awalting the Surveyor of the sengers were very much sequence. The first cabin E. F. Loud, Mrs. Loud, v Beet, H. Broflaud, J. 1. | F. z , Mr. and Mrs, J. Toohey W. Shere 1on, E. Elkington, T. E Lieutenant Diatchkoff, H X Crankshaw, D. Preil Benie Lou Leavy, Miss ell and Mr. F. Ir- and maid, Miss D CABIN PASSENGERS W. Woods, Mr. and Mrs. W hildren, Mr. and Mrs. F. Les- Miss Leslie, }. Newman. Miss Characott, F. Jooslin, Thompson, Chester, M Thompson, Miss D. P %, Mies Kellog, F. Blackelir, Miss K. Howard, Mise Sharp, Miss M. Murphy. Over forty of the cabin passengers are members of the Pollard Liliputian Opera Company, which will play an engagement ornia Tt er. The Pollards nd of the South is their first rip s F. comes here to act as France presentative of the Haddon Hall, now ly- 1 & most remark- able experience during the voyage that I end at Queenstown some time next She came within an ace of being i on the Columbia River bar and sriffiths, an apprentice boy, was overboard and drowned. Griffiths previously nursed the entire ship's through the vellow fever while the 1 in Panama Bay. He was to be taken down and when he -red he nursed the men as they were 1 one after the other. Three sail- and the priests refused Pe a, 8o Captain Pritchard them at night on a mountain the prayers over them him- through the Chilollo her way to Portland the Had- was beset by pirates. but the ged to beat them off. An hot in the encounter. sing in over the Columbia that the Haddon Hall . ape. Had it not 1l and seamanship of Cap- i the pilot the vessel have been wrecked d. passing e NEWS OF THE OCEAN. Matters of Interest to Mariners and Shipping Merchants. ene wi'l load wheat at Portland for & lumber at Grays el for Europe. p Manydown was cleared Mon- s with 52,870 ctls 000 feet lumber ussels was also cleared il oot @ You'll not regret it. and twenty minutes, | "fikins, G Holl Willer, H Schoe- hnstone, E. Kellner, Rev. B. Silllo, Miss | Mies D. Trott, Miss jle, F. Blindoss, Miss Miss A. Ben- and_William | . Honey and Horehound. | hina, § Indies, ; Sue: The foMowing were the prin- | bs beans, 4 cr bicycles and sun- cs shoes, 1 cs brandy, 2112 Ibs chocalate, ;‘,s cheese, 1019 cs canned goods, 75) Ibs 5 Ibs dried fruit, §74 bales domestics, 6 cs dry goods, 15,025 bbls flour, kgs grocerfes and provisions. bs ham and-bacon, 6 rol v 30 cs meals, 1 pkg 00 1bs oleomargarine, sks 500 cr onlone, 2871 Ibs shrimps, 195 cs ealmon. ibs sugar, To Japan sundries, canned goods, 990 baies com- pressed cotton, 8 cs drugs, 1bs’ drled fruf 7 cs dry goods, 2010 bbis flour, 16 bx fruit, | pkgs groceries and provisions, 360 1bs hops, 2469 8 ham, 16 pkgs 30 rolle leather, 2400 1bs ‘mills: 1 5 pkegs machine ibber goods, 300 . 224, h, 19 cs typewriters and supplies, s wine. gals 1000 es cs stationery tuffs, 200 es catsup, s typewriters, ctls oats, 3 o % mineral water, rial, 24 pkgs refrig 2 c5 hats, 3 pkgs machine 5 _pkgs To East Indles—258 cs salmon, 607 cs canned ds, 242 Ibs ham, 12 pkgs grocerles and pro- &5 groceries and provisions, 4 1 os stationery, 258 Ibs bread, 127 Ibs cheese, ., 1 pkg mechinery. 1 iron safe, To Suez—40 cs canned goods. Cargo for Mexico. The schooner Volunteer sailed yesterday for at $41,7 sugar, 10 cs gasoline, 1120 1bs tajlow, 159 cs dy amite, 13 cs caps and fuse, 48 pkgs dry goods, 2600 1bs chocolate, 22,650 gais ofl, 3 cs drugs, 54 300 bxs paste, 116 pkgs paint, 20 cs beer, barley. 6 cr stoves, 30 tons fire clay, s hardware, 16 bales cakum, 24,223 feet T, | 714 1bs spice, 41 cofls rope, 40 cs 8328 gals wine. 1440 1bs starch, 20,000 Ibs rice, 224 Ibs glue, 25 s lamp goods, 200 1bs bird seed, 5 cs salmon, | 20.160 1bs coffee, 3654 bales hay, 61 pkgs fur- niture. | Shipping Intelligence. ARRIVED, Tues. Stmr Sonoma, Von Oteren: Sydpey, via Honolulu 6 days. Stmr Corona, Gielow, 60 hours from New- port §, ete. Stmr Chico, from San Diego. Stmr San Pedro, Jahnsen, 24 hours from Eu- reka. October 15. P, 21 days from Anderson, 5 days a Stmr Santa Cruz, Hinkle, 26 hours from Port Harford. w g, 15 hours from Afbion. | r Coquill r, Janssen, 19 hours from | Fort Brags. | tmr Celia, Adler, 21 hours from Mendocino. | . Ger stmr Sesostris, Temme, 101 days from Hamburg and way ports, via San Diego 2 days. Nor stmr. Pederson, 3% days from Oyster Harbor. Bark Gatherer, Younggren, 12 days from Ta- come. Bark St Katherine, Saunders, 18 days from Hilo. . | Fr park Anne days from Cardjff. de Bretagne, Bregeon, | _Schr C 5 Holmes, Thompson, 7 days from | Tacoma. | _Behr Confianza, Jacobson, 46 hours from Bowens Landing. CLEARED. | Tuesday, October 15. | Br stmr Coptic, Rinder, Hongkong and Yo- | kobama, via Honolulu; O & O 8 § Co. John Rcsenfeld's Sons. | . Nor ship Pleione, Abrahamson, Eureka; J J Moore Br ship Chief, Jones, Queenstown; | Balfour, Guthrie & C | “Schr Aloka, Fry, & Co { SAILED. Tuesday, October 15. | Stmr Columbla, Doran, Astoria. { Stmr Luella, Madsen, - | Stmr Gips Leland, Santa Cruz. | Br stmr Coptic, Rinder, Hongkong, etc. | “Ship Falls of Clyde, Matson, Hilo; J D | Spreckeis & Bros Co. ‘ Ehip Henry B Hyde, McLeod, New York; o. Celtic 0. Kailua; Willlams, Dimond Ship Falls of Ciyde, Matson, Hilo. Barge Eanta Paula, McGovern, Ventura. hir Newark, Crangle, Bowens Landing. Bender Bros, Wetzel, Bowens Landing. | Julia E Whalen, Robertson, Apla. olunteer, Bressem, Santa Rosalia. | TELEGRAPHIC. | PoNT LOE Oct 15, 10 p m—Weather | fogmy; wind NW, velocity 12 miles per hour. { SPOKEN. | Nord, from Hamburg, for Tahitl. { MISCELLANEOUS. | Pxtn Omega at Melbourne, Sept 16, from { Willapa Harbor renorts when off' Cape ! Bchanck a terrific gale was encountered, hugh yolumes of water Lreaking on board, smashing the cabin, skylight., flooding the cabin and | carrying off evervthing of light construction in | its course. Second officer was washed over- board and drowned. COLLISTO! SEATTLE, Oct l5—Jap stmr Kaga Maru, which salled from this port this morning for Tiorgkong, returned to port, baving been in 30 pkgs ship chandlery, 15 pigs lead, | July 30, lat 42 §, lon 22 E—Danish bark Emily | 2040 bbls flour. 5 tons bran, 50 tons | .144; Japan, $106,674; Mantla, $21,155; | ' $4065; Korea, $766; Vladivostok, | | | | . | trom cr bicycles and | 651 | | more, for’ United Kingdom. | cois " Coppe, | Stream, from Bhiel | from Port Ludiow. n. CASPAR—Sailed Oct 15—-Stmr Ruth, Yor San Pedro. WHATCOM—Sailed Oct 14—Schr Vega, for Port Harford. GRAYS HARBOR—Sailed Oct 14—Stmr New- burg. Oct 15—Stmr Coronado, for San Pedro. TLAND, Or—Sailed Oct 14—Br stmr Sutherland, for Shanghal. Arrived Oct 14—Br ship County of Kinross, rom Shanghel: Fr bark Marechal Davout, Nacasaki. ¥ _for sea, Oct 15—Br stmr Glenturret, Vincent, "for orders; Br ship East In- dian, for Queenstown. SAN DIEGO—Arrived from Greenwood. Sailed Oct 15—U § stmr Phiadelphia, for San_Francisco. ASTORIA—Sailed Oct 15—Stmr Geo W El- der, for San Francisco; Br ship Lonsdale, for Quesnstown: Aus stmr Alberta. for —. EURERA—Arrived Oct _15—Bark Coloma, {(rt);:nr il"nihla Cruz; stmr Pomona, hence Oc- Sailed Oct 15—Stmr Iaqua, for San Francisco, PORT GAMBLE—Sailed Oct 15—Stmr Santa Parbara, for —, PORT LUDLOW-—Arrived Oct 15—Stm: Barbara, frém Port Gamble. Eiy Pans FORT BR d Oct 15—Bktn Gard- % i stmr Natlonal City, GRAYS HARBOR—Sailed Oct 14— - bonre, for S8an Pedro; schr James S Tilie San_ Pedro. PORT HADLOCK—Sailed Oct 15— g triever, for S8an Pedro. o e ACOMA—Arrived Oct 15—Am ship Wil- m H Smith, from Honolulu; Am ship Sants from San Francisco, b d Oct 13—Br stmr Glenroy, from Lon- Oct 15—8tmr Alcatraz, In port ready for sea, Oct I mis for United Kingdom: Br shiy Basipoia: ship Edenbally- In port loading, nited Kingdos United Kinzdom. COOS BAY—Sailed Oct 15—Stmr Empire, for n Franclsco. ISLAND PORTS. HONOLULU—Arrivi 4 paONQLULU—Arrived Oct $—Bktn Planter, Safled Oct §—Schr Francisco. Oct _15—Ger bark Placill m; Br stmr Glenlogan, for FOREIGN PORTS. SHANGHAI-Salled Oct 14—Schr W H Tal- bot, for Puget Sound. HONGXONG—Salled Sept $—Fr bark Fran- Francisco. Sept 12—Fr bark .D 1: fofr sgn ar) rizeux, for San Francisco. QUEENSTOWN—Arrived O rasia, hence June 10, Sk At pEl}"!d Oct 12—Br bark Tnverneill, SANTA ROSALIA—Sa Schwarzenbek, for Portl BRISBANE--Salled O for Vancoaver, for Liver- iled Sest 23—Ger ship and, ct 1i~Br stmr Moana, FLEETWOOD—Arriv Stronsa. hence g Oct " M=Br ahip ANAMA—Arrived Sept 17—Chil = na. hence Aug 31; salls thence to Valparajes® By . Sept 6—Bkin Omega, from Willapa. Sept 18—Schr Robert Searles, Sept 13—Bark from Chemainus. 5 T Rougmu, ‘ln vort—Br bark Invercauld, for San Fran- cisco. ADELAIDE—Arrived Sent 19—Bark - lava, hence Aug %:; Br bark Prince sztlr':u‘fi— TR NEWC LE, ve~Salled Sept 19— Andorinha, for Acabulco. Aux . B—Br the Bracadale. for San Francisco, Aug 17—Fr Tourope, for Oregon. Sent r ness-ghire, for San Diego. Sept 17—Br ship Clen Buchanan, for San Franclsco. Sept 3— Bhip Invincjble, for 8an Franciseo, Sept 20— Br ship Irby, *for oregen. Sept. 3-Br_ship arion Frazer, for San Francisco; Tuft, for Kahului. g T Loading Sept 24—Bktn Encore, for Honolulu; #hip Reuce. for Honolulu; ship Star of France, for San Diego; Br ship Imberhorne, for San Franclgco: Br ship King Alfred, for San Fran. cleco; ~Nor bark Prince Louls, for San P"nnclmo; Br bark Strathdon, for San Fran- ciszo. SYDNEY—In port Sent 24—Br bark Aberys- with Castle, for Fureka; Br bark Inveramsas end Br shins Cralgerne and Hyderabad, for Ssn Francisco: Br ship Miltiades, for San Francieco; Br shin Mariborough Hill, for New- castle: Br stmr Willowdene, for San Diego. MOODYVILLE—Arrived Oct 11—Br ship Tvy, from hanghal, GUATFMALA—Sailed Oct 14—Ger stmr Ram- ses, for San Diego gnd Ban Francisco. OCEAN STHAMERS. NEW YORK—Arrived Oct 15—Stmr Kensing- ton, from Antwers. Saled Oct 1i—&tmr Columbla, for 4 stmr: Bovic, for Livernool. Hamburs: PLYMOUTH-Sailed Oct 15—Stmr Pennsyl- vanta, from Hamburg, for New York. CHERBOURG—Arrived Oct 15—-Stmr Kalser- in Maria Theresa, from New York, via Bly- mouth, for_Bremen. MOVILLF—Arrived Oet 15-Stm# Ethiopla, trom New York. for Glasgow. PHILADELPHIA—Arrived Oct 15—Stmr Bel- genland, from Liverpool; stmr Siberlan, from Glasgow. 2 - Time Ball. Branch Hydrographic Office, U. 8. N., Mer- chants' Exchange, San PFrancisco, Cal, October 15, 1901 The Time Ball on the tower of the Ferry bullding was dropped exactly at noon to-day, | H Bruce, for ‘ i | { | | Mary E Foster, for San | { completely landlocked and is in conse- | quence easy to fortify. | on the voyage to Australia. Steamer. From. Due. ‘Skazuxy & Way Ports.|Oct. 16 | ‘ot .| Skagnay & Way Ports.[Oet. 17 Al \| Skaguay & Way Ports.|Oct. 17 Skaguay & Way Ports,[Oct. 20 Skaguay & Way Ports.|Oct. 22 | Skaguay & Way Ports.[Oct. 23 | LOCAL VESSELS MAY BE FAVORED Congressman E. F. Loud Returns From the Antipodes, Says American Steamships Will Ultimately Carry English Mails, — Ccngressman Eugene F. Loud returned yesterday morning on the steamship So- ncma after what he pronounces to have been a most pleasant and instructive voy- age to the Antipodes. The Congressman is chairman of the Committee on Post- offices and Post Roads, and on his visit to Sydney and Melbourne he represented the Postoffice Department in an effort to have the mail of New South Wales and Victoria sent to London by way of this port. 1n an interview Mr. Loud said: 1 found that there was a little prejudice down there against the Oceanic Steamship Company, the result o Jealousy of another steamship line, but we will uitimately gec the New South Wales and Victorian mails. I conferred with the | postal authorities of those two big States and feel confident that the time is not far dis- tant_when our vessels Will be carrying all the English mails of those States. Of course if we handle the malil from that | country we will handle all the traffic. 1 think we will get the mall service we are seck- | ing. The trip to Europe by this route i3 much more pleasant than the trip through thé Red Sea, where for two weeks the pas- seugers are forced tb sweiter in a climate with the thermometer at 112 degrees. Why, on the trip on the Oceanic line the thermom: eter never goes higher than 85 degrees. Then ihe company has fine steamers and grand ac- commodations. 1 was in the Parliament at Melbourne the day of President McKinley's funeral, and one ! of the Ministers paid a glowing tribute to his memory and the body adjourned out of re- spect. The Parliament at Sydney also ad- journed on that day. Mr, Loud was greatly impressed with the barbor of Pago Pago, and says it is his opinion that this Government got con- siderably the best of the division of the Samoan group. He says the harbor 13 ‘he Congressmah will return to Wash- ington in the latter part of November with Mrs. Loud, who accompanied him B 2 e e e e o 3 at noon of the 120th meridian, or at 8| 1., Greenwich mean time. et MILTQN, J. B. 8. N., In charge. Lieuterant Commander. I MR R RN, RN R RN AR R VDR R IR RN RSN, 5 R RN WSS R RIS BT R RIS ER MR RMRIN MR SRR KRN e g Steamer Mcvements. Steame: Empire. Coos Bay ... St I;‘Iul ome & St, Michael.. Australi ahiti Matteaw Tacoma 3 Iaqua. loct. 13 San Juen, Porisjoct. 17 Santa Kosu. an Diego & Way Pts.|Oct. 17 G. W. Elder... | Portland ard Astoria Grace Dollar,. | San Pedro . Pomona........ | Humboldt Point Arena...| Point Arena North Fork.... Humboldt Mandalay. Coquille R Noyo.. Hueneme Crescent City . Puget Sound Ports Nome via Seattle. Crescent Clty. Portland and Portland ... il ct. Redondo & Way Poris|Oct. 22 Puget Sound Ports.... Oct. 24 Czarina........ | Seattle & Tacoma Oct. M TO SAIL. Steamer. | Destination. [Salls.| Pler. pebScat oo et g sl October 16. ; Pier 13 3th st. (Pier 13 Humboldt . |Pler 2 Oetobe: .1Coos Bay . Humboldt Pler 3 am|Pler 1% Grays Herbor 12 mipier 3 yo.. Humboldt . 12 m|Pler 2 Arequipa.....|Valparaiso & Way.({12 m|Pler 10 Walla Walla.|Puget Sound Ports|ll am|Pier 9 Acapulco..... | Panama & Way..12 miPMSS ITaqua. pm|Pler — Rainie pmiPier 2| Pomona. 0 piPier ¥ | Point Arena. |Point Arena pm[Pier 2 | October 20. Santa Rosa.. [San Diego & Way.| 9 am/Pler 11 G. W. Elder..| Astoria & Portland|il am|Pler 24 October 21, | 1 .|N. Y. via Panama| 2 pm|Pler — -|Coquille River. 5 pm|Pler 2 Humboldt .. 9 am/Pier 2 Amer. Maru. pm|PMSS Umatilla..... em|Pler 9 Sonoma. Sydney & Way 10 am|Pier 7 Australia..... Tahitl direct 10 am Alliance...... | Portland & C FROM SEATTLE. Sun, Moon and Tide, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey— Times and Heights of High .and Low Waters at Fort Point, entrance to San Franeisco Bay. Published by official au- thority of the Superintendent. NOTE—The high and low waters occur at the city front (Mission-street wharf) about twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point; the height of tide is the same at both places. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16. 8un rises Sun sets . Moon sets Time . 5] 45| NOTE—In the above exposition of the tides the early morning tides are given in the left hand column and the succeasive tids day In the order of occurrence fourth time column gives the I day, except when there are but three tides, ns sometimes occurs. The helghts given are in'ad. dition to the soundings on the United States Coast Survey Charts, except when & minus () sign precedes the height, and then the number | given ls subtracted from the depth given by the charts. The plane of reference is the mean of the lower low waters. :01 The barkentine Omega had a rough time of it off the Australian coast. She is now bound for Willapa harbor, but when off Cape Shanck on her way to Melbourne was caught In a terrific gale. A sea broke over her, which flooded the cabin and washed everything movable overboard. Second Officer Thompsen was carried away and In_spite of every attempt to gave him he drowned. ] —e e NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THISTLES AND DANDRUFF. An Interesting Parallel and a .Val- uable Deduction Therefrom. Cutting down thistles no more relieves the land of thistles than does scouring the scalp cure dandruff. In each case per- manent relief can only come from eradi- cating permanently the cause. A germ that plows up the scalp in searching for the hair root, where it saps the vitality, causes dandruff, falling hair and bald- | 1f you kiil that germ, you'll have | no dandruff, but a luxuriant suit of hair. Newbro's Herpicide is the only hair prep- aration in the world that cures dfiléfllfl, falling bair and baldness by killing the ! erm. ‘“Destroy the cause, you remove fhe effect.” H THE EMPORIUM. | THE EMPORIUM. THE EMPOERIUM. | S TS s USSP S Sty BERRRRRR RERRRERR RS RRR RRRR RER RERE RRRREREE RERE R RREREARRERE RRRR RURRY RRRR RRRR RRAR Skirt Linings 12V.c 600 yards Back Fgured Ponges Dres: Lin'ng, 36 ‘nznes wide and mad: to mtae tuffta silk in user an! finih; epe §2: EMPOR] cia’ to-day, yard. CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST--AMERICA'S GRANDEST II GoldenRule Bazaar. The Emperium Fall Cataloguc. We will mail it free lo STORE. gny cuf-of-tows: address. An unusua'ly Kovelfy Rilibons. 1500 yards of this sez- son’s most s'vlish frur- inch all-<ilk Fancy Cord- ed Taffela R bb.ns, with hemstitch; rich ccl.rings; for neck and waist bows; excdep:ional value at 25¢c a Fd—St =day O0ly.ceeeese yard—srecial tc-day ().?IS '70 wide; solid urderwear, regularly 1 Ladies Toilet Sefs 37¢. We offir 01 epecial fals the best Toiet Se:'we have everoffee’, 't is made o ncs quility fancy serm, iaed i1 four co cri—p'nk, blue, N € and yellow, w'th the pircuki White Shaker Fiannel. Domet Shaker Fiannel; fully 3> inches tedaly yardL. O S EiiS sai e « L adies’ Hosi 3 ; good iine of Twilled White heavy fatric; excellent for niech'gowns, skirts, etc.; 2Y%c yard. Special Great Bargain in " Imported Herms'orf B'ack Laee L'se Hos, ifferent de izns of the very ‘avest effects, made ftom' good quality silk-finihed liske, high soiced hee!, doude so'e, nover bo- fore off r:4 at less than goc a 3' As quantity is limited we ad- vise an carly ca'l. RREERRER RRE RRRRRARN RN RRR RARRRRRR RRY, RRRRRRRR RR Two Bargains in Dress Goods. 1000 yards of 44-inch All-Wool 'I:rlcpt quality, anl a ver; des'ral s and chidren’s cresser; we bave all the ttip'e and new s1ades —old f 82, reae'a, biscuit, lilaz, tan, mode, troxn, royal and rav oaly, yard .. 700 yards of 28-inch Stripe d $10.00 6.95. A great $8.50 an Capes, $ let of n=w a'l - wool clothand dousle fice Golf in from 24 to 32 hes; plain, | wool, in eight diff rant shades; a very dainty tailor stit , tabr'c ‘or waist; and house gowrs; this qua’ity and strap trim- | has been sod e ewher: a: soc and 69c a med, either| yard. Spccial to-day only, yard,,, with cloth, : : e - satin or mfl“_u bk wrds thevic | §& Trimmed Hats, | ture refre:ens one s(r,"e; a 33'45- great many ars Ta's flae front sik I'ned; col.r —ran, mw, ilack and tel Camel's grav; th se wers lought a: a big dis ount, Hir Hit—vevst and you get the chance to-day to thare ¢rywn, trimmel the barga'n. Special to-day with v n e e 8608 e p eas'ng effect, and 3 bat of whi_h you wi l not t're; cokrs —whte and nivy, Fram:d Pictures, 78c. A bandsome I'n® of framei C.m’initicn P'c- ani Wk, tures (three (t;'es ‘n on: fram=); re igiou, csor and Lrown, trwn zni black and al Black— regularly $3.00. to-ay..... 7 83.45 Liguor Specials. Port ¢r Sherry—Our rgear 750 qulity. len ‘scapes, fizures end in'mal groups; each | Special to-day, galon,.. . 55¢ charm'ngly fram=d in black, with heivy | Malt Extract—Liebg's; regu $2.25 2 git tipped ornaments; tizes gx:814 inches; | dozen. Special to-day, dozen... $7.785 | special. Undermusiin Specials. Ladics® Drawers and Gown Ladies” Cambric Drawers—Regular cut, but extra wds 3 rows of hem € chisg, with d cp edge of emdr.i ery; several sty ¢ ; regu- lary 75c. Specil tocayeny Bt ety 50e Ladies” Tennis Gown —Ex'ra wid= ani long: trimmed with irid on colar, cufs rmd voke; the very best of flinn:lette. Sp.cial ¢ o dagtn v, Groceries. Pet Rach Eggs—Reguarly 43¢ Special to-day, d.z.. wdePass sessvi D Roled Oats —Beit Eastern, Specai to-.ay «y, 9 bs.. G Mesl — L L S Cern — Best Westorn 3 tins s : Seeded il to-ca”, 1-pound pack- PN ARG : ..8‘0; Cotfee— Yelocros, Jiva and Mo.ha; g7 und cr bamy. Special ti-day, 1-Ib. p reguarly §1.c0, day Bourbrn Whiskey — Kentucky B:. quart botte .. ..., " 78¢ G ape Nuts—From gr n to orsiy. to-lay, 2 package: Boys’ and Children’s Every suit in this sale bears our guarantee. su't and get your mcney back. avail thzmsclves of. If there is any dis! cheviot mixtures; dou price. 4 3 Boys' $3.00 Two-Piecz Suits, $1.89 — Male of coat sty e and kre: pait; ages 8 to 15 years; re, price . 5 br.as.ed vests; r guar $5.co va'ue. Special ar $3 00 vaue. fancy m'xtur:s; sizes 12 to 19 yea's of age; regu'ar §7,50 va' ac pric., Boys' $4.00 Russian Overcoats, $2.39—Made of all-wool materia Ox 0d gray; for boys 424 to 7 years of age; reguhar §g.co valu-, Beys' $7.50 Fall Ovircoats, $4.35—Made of strictly 19 years of age; regular §7.50 valee. Special sa'e price. Boys' $4.00 Ncrfolk Suits, $2.23—Made from fin= wod'en mater'a’s; for wear; eizes 5 t5 8 yeurs only; fegu ar §4.00 value. Sale pri.e and tweeds; for Loys 8 to I3 years of age; regu'ar $5.00 value. Boys' $5.00 Sailor & 1. gular §5.00 va' Sale price.,....... Clothing 55%0n the$l We will continue the sale of the C.o hing parchased from Scha'ran Brothers, New York City, the well-known manufacturers o” Boys’ snd Children’s high-grads Clothing, the'r estite samp'e lines of Fall and Winter Clothing at 55¢ on th= dollar. This s an opportvnity mothers should haslem lo Boys' $5.00 Three-Fiece fuitr, $2.98—Ages 9 to 15 years; all new fall patterns; Scotch ong woolen materials; Boys' $7.50 Lorg-Pant: fu'ts, $4 35 —Made of all-woo! carymeres and cheviots, %in blus and wool coverts and Oxfords; for ko:s 3 to Boys' $5.00 Two-Pizce Suits, $2.69—Double-" r.asted Suits, in fine a'l-wool cass'meres, ch victs $2.89— Made of stiictly all-wool serges and cheviots; satisfaction return the “ $2.98 doube-" reaste | ¥ $1.89 s in brown, green and T $2.39 . $4.35 fal ‘2.23 ™ $2.69 $2.89 ADVERTISEMENTS. " BRADFORD QUICKSILVER MINE Pacific Coast Steamship Co. Steamers leave Broadway ‘Whart, San Francisco: For Alaskan ports—11 Oect. 3, 8, 28, No 3 SAN BEMITO CO. Chiinge o' fompany s steamiers We offer some stock for sale in this mins at at_Seattle. s 9o per share. " Price will be advanced on No- For Viciorla, Vancouyer (3. : w 56 A wnsend, k St DI cren, SRt be R T R feance the ‘Varue. " Vast quantities d a, e ave Jeveloped with & shaft 260 Teet dee Oct- 3, 8, 13, 18, 25, 38, Nov. 2 3, ‘We own 720 acres of Change a ttle for this com- and 1000 feet of tunnels. 1 buildings and machinery. We want for Alaska and G. N. Ry.; at Bt She this mine: irha stock 1 the Siiver a for N. P. Ry.; at Vancouver Creek Quicksilver advanced from mv'l t0 83 per | ta C. P. Ry. e and 18 all sold and jssued and will vay | For Eureka (Humboldt Bay)—1:30 p. m., Oct. & dividend in a short time. 4, 9, 14, 19, 24, 2, Nov, 3. H. R. BRADFORD, For San Diego, stopping only at Santa Bar- e L RS R T Gar. | bara, Port Los Avgeles and Rendondo (Los Au- Prospectus_and Exhibit at Branch Otfice, | eles)—Steamer Santa Rosa, Sundays, § a. m. F. DE . Age 'y , - = Luls Cbispo), 6 ta, Santa bara, Ven- aviof tura, Hueneme, Eaet San Pedro and San Pedro —Stéamer Corona, Thursdeys, 11 a. m. For Ersenada, Magdalena Bay, San Jose del Cabo, Mazatlan, Altata, La Paz. Senta Rosalia and Guaymas (Mex.)—10 a, m., Tth each month. For further information obtain the company’s folders. The company reserves the right to chanze steamers, salling days and hours of sailing, without prevous notice. TICKET OFFICE—4 New Montgomery street (Palace Hotel). S e ALL, PERKINS & CO.. Gen. Agents, s 10 Market st., San Fraucisco. O.R. & N. CO. Only Steamship Line to PORTLAND, Or., And Short Rail Line from Portland to a! -, Th h tickets to all Dolats, Bif ait or ate Simeiip and raf, ot LOWERST RATES. BTBAMER flongl'lflgllnlll!:fl llll-l.‘ : 2 il . . 4 ggf g%u\‘vménngi Bt A PERMANENT CURE of the most obstinate cases of Gonorrhees and Gleet, guaranteed h: fro“ui m‘l’- w6 1 treatment e oy all draggists. NEW WESTERN HOTEL, EARNY AND WASHINGTON STS.—RE- vt snd senoveted. KING, WARD n. Ruoms, e aay. %0 BN W iz0 Teonty. “Fres batha; hot and cold water every room: fire grates In every room; elevator runs all night. OCEAN TRAVEL. PACIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION ©0. And Cia Sud Americana de Vapores To Valparaiso, stopping at Mexican, itral and South Ameriean ports. Salling from How- ard 3, Pler 10, 12 m. 3 AREQUIPA ....Oct. 18| PERU . ‘These steamers tral and South American passenger service. (No changes at Acapulco or Panama.) Freight and er_office. 316 California street. BA%‘ , GUTHRIE & CO., Gen. Agents, AMERICAN LINE, SOUTHAMPTON, LONDOR, Stopping_at Cherl , N('ulork We Qet. Haverford’ RED STAR LINE. New York and Antwerp. From New York Wednesdays at 12 noon. Kensington ithwark *Stepping at C eastbound. INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CO., . TAYLO! CHAS. Ueneral Agent Pacific Coast, 30 TOYO KISEN KAISHA. TEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARF, COR- ner First and Braznan streets, at 1 p. for YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG, calling at Kobe (Hiogo), Nagasaki and Shanghal and connecting at Hongkong with steamers for India, ete. No cargo roceived on board on day of salling. MERICA MARU . 88 A AR e oot 3 ‘ednesday, tober 23, 1901 MARU . November 1§, 1901 SS. NIPPON MARU............. 3o cedaadad coei eeeeee......Wednesday, December 11, 1301, Round-trip _tickets at reduced rates. For freight and passage appiy at company's office, 421 Market street. corner First. H._A\'}E\t. General Agent. RAWALL, BANOA, SEW SYoNET 9ccanic$.5.Cs et o poser 8. S. SONOMA, for Honoluln, Samoa, Auek- land and Sydney..Thursday, Oct. 24, 10 3. m. §. 8. AUSTRALIA, Tahitl.... - 0 3 7 Passengar Bifce, 843 Markat 3., Pior Bo. 7. SPAERHELS & BNS. 20, Bnars, & 1) . m. PANAMA R, R, TiRe’ 1 I LINE Cabin, §105; Steerage, §10; Meals Free, 8.8.ArgyM saiis Monday, O:t. 21 sails reet Whart at 2 p. m. Freight a 30 Max - W ch.\:ot; PVIci'flc C“JK g‘l. E COMPAGNIS GENERALS TRANSATLANTIQUZ Eaillng every Thursday instead of Saturday, at 10 a. m.. from pier 42, First class to Havre, $70 and upward. Second class to Havre, 36 and upward. GENERAL 3 Broadway (Hudson bullding). New J. F. FUGAZI & CO., Paecific Caast Ticksts sold by all Rallroad Ticket Agents. BAY AND RIVER STEAMERS FOR U, §. NAVI YAR) AND VALLE)) Steamers GEN. PRISBIS or MONTIORLL) > m 1 st T0 HEW YORK VIA PANAMA BIREST, 8. 8. Leelanaw soils Monday, Oct. 28 nd_Passenger Office, Tiet st., DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS. ‘ North River, foot of Morton street. AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES and CAN Agents, 3 Montgomery avenye. San Frane! 30 p. Sun- . €15 p. m. 1508. ' Lands e Mission-st. HA‘ACH