The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 7, 1902, Page 4

THE SAN FRAN CISCO CALL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1902 OVERLAND HELD HALF AN HOUR TO TAKE THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL| Steamship Ventura Arrives in Port Behind Tfine meg to Dc}ay at Pago Pago—-Makes Splendid Run From Honolulu. | Alterations Will Be Finished INEW COMPANY AN POSSESSION North Pacific Coast Be- comes North Shore Railroad. Before End of This Year. The syndicate which last week pur- chased .the North Pacific Coast Ralilroad took _possession of its newly acquired | property yesterday. George H. Fairchild, | the newly appointed manager, spent a busy day across the bay inspecting the workings of the road and the rolling stock. The papers of incorporation have not as yet been filed, but they will be in a few |3 | days. With this legal step taken the North Pacific Coast Railroad will be a thing of the past, and the new corporation ! will-be known as the North Shore Rail- road. | The board of directors has not as yet | announced the fact, but John Martin will | be president of the company. He will be . assisted by James Coakley and E. J. de | Sabla Jr. as vice presidents. Presldent J. B. Stetson was at his desk yesterday as the executive head of the W s/ company, but he was only there to help i )| the new owners in thelr duties. | _Vice President E. J. de Sabla Jr. sald | yesterday: We are now in charge of the road. We will make the necessary improvements as rapidly | a8 possible. We expect to have the road dou- big-tracked and to have the electric system in- | stalled before the close, of the year. | We do not care at the present time to dis- cuss the changes that may oecur in the list | of employes. Any employe, though, who gives us satisfaction and is polite and attentive need | not feel' the least bit alarmed about being re- moved. Welsh Murder Trial. A jury-was impaneled in Judge Law- lor’s “court yesterday to try the case of { Edmund F. Pettigrew, charged with the | murder of Lafayette A. Welsh outside the l(hutes on the morning of July 15 last. { The jury consists of Simon BScheeline, i Joseph Keigenbaum, Willlam B. Knights, | Joseph B. Queen, Albert Meyer, Maurice | Keatinge, Silas A. Gunst, Joseph Henry, Lewls G. McMullen, Charles 8. Healey, August H. Aubin and Christian H. In- | gerson. The case will go on this morning. | @ ittt @ urprising Results. | zollern, from New York, for Naples and Genoa, | and_proceeded, | _ PHILADELPHIA—Arrived Jan 6—Stmr | Waesland, from Liverpool. BREMEN—Arrived prior to Jan 6—Stmr Barbarossa, from New York. SINGAPORE—Sailed Jan i—Stmr Kentucky, | for Seattle 4—Stmr Cartha- g = 3 CNE OF THE NEW SIX-MASTED SCHOORERS WHICH WILL BE BUILT BY BOOLE & SON FOR A SAN FRAN- | CISCO SYNDICATE. AS SOON AS THE KOKO HEAD IS LAUNCHED THE KEELS OF THE NEW SCHOON- ERS WILL BE LAID. . B =t = HE Oceanic Steamship Company’s Ventura arrived from Australian ports yesterday. She made a splendid run from Sydney, but was seriously delayed both at Pago Pago and Honolulu. From the lat- r port th irteen bours. The steamer:was too late catch the mail train had it departed on schedule time, but the Southern Pacific held it 2 half-hour 2nd the mall bags were rushed hore as soon as the Ventura docked and are now specding across the | continent on_their way to Europe. The mail has pear)y 2 week in which to reach Xew York. so there is little Goubt that the mail will reach England on time. The first and second cabin passengers on the Ventura were: Syéney—3fr. and Mrs. G, Mallilieu, C . McAipine, Scoular’ uck g e e E. Bober Lo Eishemue, A. J Barnes @ Pag r and ser- van: Pago—G Solt ose Faust, Mi D. McMaton.and wife, and two children, Miss M. ymons and wife, E. Guenier, ¥ child: A wife _and Site an8 four children: Mr. erly an Mr Jeon and five children, Miss G gate, Miss M. Wingate. Tpe Ventura spoke the Alameda at 3:55 1 unday. Sh s _then nearly San_ Fran and w: There was . no sign and-the officers of the Hunter Baltimore Rye Contributes to both as the phy- sician’s and the host'sfifst chdice because of its Sterling Quality and i MORERYE Superb Flpvor BtyiEs oY Vanaran SN lBAnuAgJy!» ‘ 5 ItistheAmuiun Alden Electric Belt” SuUspensory) is guarantesd ” 1o possess all the curative prroper!iu of the expensive belts now sold by doctors and druggists. It gives a very strong current of electricity and is easlly reguiated, Bound to supersede other only (with run was made in five days | s Ventura are of the opinion that the Maru was leading in the race to Honolulu. J: SIX-. MASTED SCHOONERS. The handsome new four-masted barken- tine Koko Head will be launched from | Boole's shipyard next Saturday, and as | soon as she is in the water the keels of {two new six-masted schoomers will be laid. Mr. Boole refuses to state for whom | they are being built, but says they will be 315 feet long, 48 feet beam and 16 feet | 8 inches deep. They will each be 1800 tons burden and will have a capacity of 1,750,000 feet of jumber. will | be (alled lhe “‘fore,” “‘main,” miz> zen,” “jigger,” “spanker” and ‘‘driver.” “When the seventh mast comes” said he yesterday, ““we will christen it the ‘push- er. If you can get a better name let me know, and we will use it."” Boole & Son are also building a new | four-masted barkentine for Hind, Rolph & and a new tug for the Santa Fe. The latter is to be a sister ship to the Richmond and will be ready for service in a few weeks. Rolph & Co. is to be named Makaweli, and will carry 1,000,000 feet of lumber. —_— Water Front Notes. “ One of the cldest timers on the water front passed away Sunday night. Almost every ‘comimuter on the Southern Pacific tines knew P. Barry, and his genial face will'be missed by many. For about thirty years he worked around the. ferries, and the railroad never had a more faithful servant. He was taken ill' a few days ago and passed away early Sunday morn- ing. - The” Batchelder brothers made a great killing of ducks on the bay last Sunday. They got many canvasback in and around | Sausglito, and there was great rejoicing | at “Baron” Guitalde’s in consequence. | Captain Lawless will take the Zealandia | out on the 10th inst., and Captain Dowdell | will take command of the Australia. The steamer. Queen will take up the Walla Walla’s run, and the crew of the latter vessel will man her. ey NEWS OF THE OCEAN. | The British steamer Arab is chartered for | flour to Hongkong, lump sum, by the Sperry Flour Compeny. The following- vessels have been prior to arrival for wheat to Europe: The. British ship Clan Macpherson, 5 the French bark Marguerite- Dollfus, fs; the German ship Peru, $0% 6d; the British ship Springbank (at Tacoma), 375 6d; the British steamer Denbighshire, from Tacoma to St. Vin- cent. for orders, 33s 92, if two ports 5. The schoomer Fred J. Wood- loads iumber Fairhaven for Shanghai, chartered Notice to Mariners. UMPQUA RIVER—OREGON. | Notice is hereby given that the INSIDE BAR | BUOY, a black and white perpendicularly striped second-class nun. has gone adrift from its station inside the bar. It will be replaced s early as practicable. This notice affects the List of Beacons and , Pacific Coast, 1901, page 44. By order of the Light-House Board, V. P., DAY. Light-House Inspector. pRa e’y Expeorts to British Columbia. The steamer Umatilla sailed yesterday for Victoris with an assorted. ‘merchandige carso for British Columbla ports valued at $6398. The cargo included the foliowing merchandise and produce 73,525 Tbe malt, 42,160 Ibs oil cake meal, 1016 1bs leaf tobacco, 568 b nuts, 12 cs and 50 galg Wine, 20 coils wire, 30 pkgs groceries and pro- vie 7 rolls leather, 25 cs starch, 5 bbis »--phanum €0 bdls cedar lumber, 20 cs metal | polish, 3 fiasks quicksilver, 6 pkes varnish, 17 | pkgs arms and ammunition, 625 Ibs dried. fruit, 1284 pkes fresh frult, 16 pkgs fresh vegetables, ardware, Commapdér, U.'S Ibs dried shrimps for Montresl. valued at $7353. | | | Shipping Intelligence. " ARRIVED, Monday, January 6. Stmr Ventura, Hayward, 20 days 19 hours e ) |81 minutes from Eydney, via Honolulu 5 days 13 Bours 16-minutes. Stmr Ruth, Higgins, 31 hours from Eureka. Stmr_Brufhiswick, Andresen, 36 hours from | €an_ Pedro GRAIN COFFEEO Coffes injures growing children even when itis weakened. Grain-O gives them brighter eyes, firmer .flesh, quicker intelligence and hap- | “Incidentally "Mr. Boole says the-masts | The barkentine for Hind, | Stmr Alcazar, Martin, 42 hours from Port Los Apceles. Br stmr Willowdene, Sandal, 4 days 1 Port Biakeley; i put in to finish loading. CLEARED. Monday, January 6. Stmr Umatilla,” Cousins, Victorla and Port Townsend; Goodall, Perkins & Co. SAILED. Monday, January 6. Stmr Coos Bay, Glelow, San Pedro. Stmr Umatilla, Cousins, Victorla and Puget Sound ports. Stmr South Portland, Sears, Seattle, Stmr Cella, Adler, Bowens Landing. Stmr Brunswick. Anderson, Eureka. Stmr Copper Queen, Burns, ——. Stmr Homer, Donaldson, Eureka. Stmr Luella, Madsen, Caspar. | Parge Santa Paula, McGovern, Ventura, in tow tug Rescue. SPOKEN. _Per Br ship Bermuda—Nov 7, lat 54 S, lon §7 22 W, Br ship Earl Cadogan, -from Ham- burg, for Port Los Angeles. Per bark Ceylon, at Honolulu—No date, lat 3350 N, lon 130 17 W, schr Fearless, from Fairhaven, for Shanghai. MISCELLANEOUS. HONOLULU, Dec 31—Bark Hesver, from Hastings~ Mill, for Fremantle, put in this afterncon leaking at the rate of 7 inches per 1 essel sprung a leak Dec 22, lat 22 N, n 132 W. Leak seems mostly on starboard eide, near bow, probably bowports. < Will dis- charge deckload on Jan 2. Has about 215 feet of water in hold. Ship Benj Sewell, previously reported, found only one leak amidships. Diver considers bal- ance of leak to be general; 11 feet 6 inches of water in hold on morning of Dec 31. While | heaving in anchor outside harbor, lost anchor and 50 fathoms of chain. Cargo will probably be discharged to find other leaks. MEMORANDUM. Per Br bark Limena, from Newcastle, Jan 5—Sailed Oct 29. weather, _experiencing Crossed the line Dec 2. Aus, The vessel met with fair light variable winds. Light, variable winds were escountered until lat 18 N, then strong | 1 e. | + GLASGOW-—Sailed Jan ginian, for New York. | LIZARD—Passed Jan 6—Stmr Phoenicla, from New York, for Hamburg. | CHERBOURG—Sailed Jan 5—Stmr Auguste | victorla, from Hamburg and Southampton, for New York. e — Sun, Moon and- Tide. | Cnited States Coast and Geodetic Survey— Times and Heights 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 (Mission-t Itreet ‘wharf) about twenty-five minutes later th: at Fort Point; he height of tlde Is the same at both. places. People who have wused sprays, inhalers, salves and washes for catarth and have found How useless and mcon- venient they are, will be agr 25 E E TUESDAY, JANUARY 7. ! NOTE—In the above exposition of the tides the early morning tides are given in the llfi hand column and the successive tides day In the order of occurrence 8s to tim fourth time column gives the last tide of the day, except when there are but three tides, as sometimes occurs. The helghts given aré addition to the soundings of the United Ttates Coast Survey Charts, except when & minus (—) sign precedes the height, and then the pumber given is subtracted from the depth given by the Charts. The plane of reference is the mean of the lower low waters. Time Ball. Branch Hydrographic Office, U. 8. N., Mer- chants’ Exchange, San Francisco, Cal., | January 6, 1902, The.Time Ball on, the towes of the Ferry that Stuart’s Catarth Tablets which they sell at 50 cents for full-sized treatment is the safest most effective and pop- ular of all catarrh remedies. : Nearly all cheap cough for San Dieg for Santa T Ninaimo. asnienaw:. or San Francisen CASPAR—ATrrived Jan 6—Stmr hence Jan 5 bamoa, MENDOCINO—Arrived: Jan 5—Stmr. Na- yarro, hence Jan 3; stmr Point Arena, hence an REKA—Arrived Jan 6—Stmr North Fork, hence Jan 5; schr Barbara Hernster, hencé | Jan 4. Sailed Jan 6—Stmr Eureka, for San Fran- clsco. Coates, from San Pedro. TACOMA—Arrived Jan 5—Stmr Chico, from Jancouver; bark Levi G Burgess hence Dec : Behr Lillebonne, hence Deo 22. Schr Glendale, hence Dec 2L a7 Arrived Jan 4—Br stmr Pin( Suey, Seattle. Sailed Jan 5—Am stmr, Asunclon, for San Francisco. PORT GAMBLE—Sailed" Jan 6—Bark Fres- no, for San Francisco. Arrived Jan 6—Schr Spokane, hence Dec 29. COOS BAY-—Barbound Jan 6—Stmr Arcata, for, San Francicco. RT LUDLOW-—Arrived Jan 6—Schr Ma; E Foster, Trom Honolulu. T ISLAND PORTS. HONOLULU—ATrived Dec 28—Bkin Omega, fYOn‘ Newcastle, Aus; bark Alden Besse, hence 3‘ Da;‘ 'Sl*,!!arg He:ner.L:rom Hanm (in distress); Br ship ngdale, London. 8 trom Selled Jan 1—Stmr Ventura, for San Fran. ciseo. Dec 31—Bark Kaiulani and bktn W I Dimond, !nl" San Francisco. KAHULUI—To cail De¢ 28—Schr Mantla, for Tacoma. EASTERN PORT, NEW YORK—Satled Jan 5—Stmr Oregonian, for San Francieco, and later returned to Sandy Héok Bar. FOREIGN PORTS. RTDhEY‘ArH\'ed Jan 5—Ship Henry Fail- ing, from Taco: CAPE TOWN—Arrde Jan 6—Ship Gov Ro- bie, from Everett. NANAIMO—Sailed Jan 4—Nor stmr Titania, | for "San_Francisco. xANxLA—s.ned Jan 4—Bark Reaver, for Soun: S YINCENT—Arrived prior to Jan 6—Aus nmr Borneo, from Tacoma; Nor stmr Hero, from Tacoma, MAZATLAN—Arrived Jan 8—Schr Gen Ban- ning, henee Dec . NEWCASTLE, AL‘I—Sl"ed Dec 6—Br ship Pitcairn Island, for San Francisco Chartered to 'load Dec_17—Br, ships Cromp- ton and Springburn, for San Francisco, In vort—Br bark Brunel, for ' Oregon: B» from |San Pedro Santa Barb. San Pedro Eureka. chxldren by destroying netve sensation; the irritation in throat, which causes coughing is tem; rarily -removed, not * by removing the cause but by Grays Harbor. Newport & Way ' Port |Hamburg & Way PortsiJan_ |Coos Bay. & Port Orford|Jan: |Seattle Jan. Nanaimo Jan. “rescent City ©CCOOWN MW EMHB A== T 7€ Kimbaii [Seattje & Tacoma . G. . Blder:, | Portiand & Astoria. oL reEg SATL. 3 ' Destination. : |Sajls.| Pler. —tt T L January catarrhal secretion, whether in the nose, throat or stomach because they ate composed of -wholesome antiseptics Red Gum, Blood Root, etc., when Steamer.; Seattle, & Tacoma. January 8. chances with cocaine, opiates ot similar poisons found in so Gravs Harbor A Simple Internal Remedy MaKé RemarKkable Cures of Catarrh. heartily recommend Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets, because they contain no cocaine nor other drug found in so vertised catarrh cures. many tablets for several weeks. One case in particular, which I could not reach with an inhaler or spray and where the catarrth caused daily-headaches and a noticeble loss of was L] RESTE TG N, on g | mne s Sall 06, ne toyer,of, o Bz mixtures and throat lozenges | entirely cured by this harmless e “‘9,,‘";’;'péa‘:nc’;‘g";;fl{’“grfiwm- ‘e 8t noon of the 120th meridian, or at § t y ving. | o Greenwich mean time. The weather r during the latt £ the pas- | P T M el At o Ve oremizn B contain Oplates these cheap | but effective remedy.” - | 4 R i ‘1,;;?3:7,“;2&0?9.;:.".,‘;:2',:.,:; M Weatner Steusres Wovamentss : medicines give a tempor: Dr. Wainwright says: “I DOMESTIC PORTS. TO ARRIVE. f h M 4 PORT LOS ANGELES—A; prcscn Sants Roghs om B P ot | R relief, especially with ¢ | never Dhesitate to be Stuart’s Catarrth Tablets for catarrhal headaches and catar- thal deafness because I know them to be perfectly safe for ‘child or adult and have seen them because we should seize upon the means of cure wherever found.” Stuart’s: Catarrh Tablets break up severe colds and croup at the very beginning. pm AN - T P many catarrh cures and cough gl euie .:( mediZinos. : All druggists sell the reme- Euunug :: . o0 - Dr.Ramsdell in commenting dy at 50 cents for full sized i = " on catarrh cures says: “Ican package. mfiy fifl?fl;‘nfi;r ol ably sutprised at resul'cs fol I have known of many cases =T Io the use of a pleasant, | of long standing catarrhof the i b internal remedy in tablet form; ied mad. theoat completely i 3 £ druggists everywhere admit | cured by the daily use of these PORTr ‘:I'(Ji;\‘!\,‘:\fi!?_;gl‘. oall"bd k“!]r; $~'El;rk Asuncion. .;E;’Jmfll ’- D iy s v, | B SRR deadenin gthena'ves of feeling, | many "temarkable cures re- for Burcka: stmr Santa Barbara, for San | Seattle & & {el al Wi o e e g (B o Ry the irritation is not felt al-| sulting from their regular dai- et T A SR ia i h it is still there and|ly use; because they are ad pa | poies g bl though it is s re Iy u U e ad- oyt | g 1 will promptly return. ertised and sold in RerTel Jan 6Dl “Reneld) trom Pena- (SeBerty &, S atoam. Jan: 12 promptly retu v ¢ M trrin saten Ja5 5—sime ALK for feamile e ) Stuart’s Catarrh Iablets stores is no reason why any M o Saled’ Jan 5—Aus stmr Marianne, for st e & e s it 3 bes 2 e - R e e N e Pagama. Jan. 13 is the best remedy to remove | good physician should not use b §rnipie s are especially valuable for Panama’ le Fu« 12 m|{PMSS . - B oAyl vouuse these tablets youknow | catarrhal colds in children be- § B, S ) tia gy ¥ t you are guttmg 110 | cayse they are pleasant to the § 3y your system and not taking | taste and may be used freely to FROM SEATTLE. pler dispositions. They can drink ship Corunna, Fr bark Rein¢ Blanche, cular ‘ree. Call or address PLERCE ELEC- ? . AE ST Gt . Francisco. 1C_CO., 206 PolL-x San Francisco, or all they want of Grain-O—the more i CALDERA—In port Nov 10—Br Lark Lota,. 5 Broai New Fork. 3 ~ for Astoria. the better—and it tastes like coffee. LIVERPOOL—Safled Dec 20—B? ship Kate “Thomas, for Vancouver. 2 OCEAN STEAMERY, ' GlBRALTAR-ArrI\ed Jan @ Stmr Hohemr Weekly Call,$1.00 per Tear | Aligrocers ; 15c. and 95c. | Wants Her Husband Back. Eliza Mever filed a suit for $10,000 dam- ages yesterday against Richard and Charles Meyer. She alleges . that they ; compelled her husband to leave her and o his happy home in West Berkeley Decem- '“ 8 ‘ber 23, 1%01, causing her great mental an- lguiah She claims further that the Me efs have since so worked upon the fears of her husband that notwithstanding sh has beseeched him to return to his home and fireside he cannot do 8o, Mrs. Meyer estimates the value of her hu.b-nd 's com- pany at §10,000. = For. Captain” Couch, a well-known citizen of this city, has been seriously ill for the past two weeks at the Lane Hospital, Captain Couch,"who has been atterided by Dr. leschlelder was reported last evem- to De progressing favorshlw i i R i3 } 3 ; AgWa) Cooks Inlet & Wl’ PM.