The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 25, 1902, Page 10

FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, APRIL 10 THE SAN (UIET HUSBAND | WINE CASKS IN HOLD OF STEAMSHIP ARGYLL “GET ADRIFT” AND GIVE CREW FIERCE BATTLE WORRIES WIFE - . HE steamship Argyll arrived ye 25, 1902 - ' SAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND. BNSREWNE ~<pAINE’S” DRYING PAGTURE 'THE GREAT DELIVERER FROM X3 | Mrs. Reichenberg Says} Her Spouse Does Not | Talk Enough. Asks for Divcrce on Ground‘{ of Cruelty—Other Suits Filed. the tale she tells ! filed by her s 1o be belieyed. For two yea! lived with a hu her or their children, e conducted himself, r which has made caused her a | terday, fourteen days ten hour from Panama, with more than 4000 tons of New York cargo and five passengers. The ‘Argyll had a lively experience in a heavy blow on her downward voyage. Part of her cargo got | adrift and for several hours all hands had a hand-to-hand fight with the tumbling freight. Several big puncheons of wine got adrift while some of the crew wer2 engaged in re-stowing the merchandise in No. 4 hold. Everybody but Carpenter Fritz Baldew jumped clear of the roliing casks, which, in spite of their 1400 pounds of weight. were jumping about the hold like balls in a ping-pong fournament. One of the puncheons struck Baldew on the foot, almost severing that member. The puncheons finally smashed. ~ Wading waist deep in California wine, the saflors jumped from their safety perches, gather- ed up the fragments of the puncheons and finished securing the dislodged freignt. Baldew was given such attention as the ship's officers could provide. He was placed in the hospital at Panama until the ship sailed and will to-day be taken to the Marine Hospital, where his foot may have to be amputated. Moisture Comes at a| Seasonable Period for Farmers. Prospect Is Excellent for| Large Fruit and Cereal Yield. FRESNO, April 24.—The rainfall last night was .28 of an inch, making 6.71| for the season. The prospects are for | more showers to-night and probably tc- morrow. With an absence of frost and | the rain distributed at timely intervals, as it has been, the crop prospects of all kinds have never been meore promising, both as to quality and quantity. This last rain was greatly welcome for matur- irg grain and to revivify pasture. Not in DISEASE AND SUFFERING. Paine’s Celery Compound Full of Life-Giving Power and Virtue Is the Pre- seription of a Great Physician. It Has No Equal as a Spring Medicine. August 1 , alleges Mrs. Reich- | The Argyll brings word that Colombta | years have the agricultural prospects | 1. opouig be well understood by the ail- e her husband h emerged from | is being taxed heavily to pay the! been better. Smow is in plenty In the|y,o Shysically broken down and diseased b wortly after 6 a. . ..vul;ll expenses of the warfare. The Gov- mountains as a source of water for irri- { that the ordinary advertised nervines »}‘““\i ‘”s"‘_‘*"; ““"p 5 | t""{"':“’“‘m“‘o‘idkes d”‘e hides ~ of . all| gation during the heated term. | sarsaparillas, tonics and pills have never . e stired to his | been raised to . an llslsr\:(}slr?)‘v'erfhlbll]vf‘l(:z‘ SAN JOSE, April 24.—The heaviest rain- | yccomplished the glorious life-saving bedroom, where he remained untll sum- | figure. The postage on one lot-of mail fall for the morith was that of yesterday | work in springtime that has marked tha moned to ¢ r ring the course of | sent ashore from the United States ship afternoon” and last night. It amounted | history of that health-giver, Paine’'s Cel- whicl would refuse to talk, and sat | Philadelphia amounted to nearly.$500 gold. to .60 of an inch, making a total of 16.3% | ery Compound, which has cured such des- ble to avold facing ms leges further that Reichen- casipns raised a chaic fldren, again: have a particular ave been restrained from £ the child through her efforts. Threatened to Kill Child. On the night of November M Reichenberg, her a vistol and ‘said he was he life of the child or ther er of the family. Reichenberg alleges that her given her but $ a week for during the last thirteen tanding that the inc m his busine: avera, She aiso filed an aflidav r mem This is steeper than the officers of the | cruiser care about, and when the Argyil sailed she brought a big bag of mail from the warships stationed at K. 8 passengers were A. J. Worth, Muller' and J. P. Connoll Many Ships on Reinsured List. Three more vessels were added vesterday te the reinsurance list, which is now larger far as local speculators are concerned than ever before. There are in all eleven vessels for and against whose chances for safe arrival reinsurance speculators in this city are now betting in greater or smaller amounts and at various odds. The complete list and the rates t which they were quoted ycsterday are as lows: , Fraser River to London, 148 days, .5 Davis, Aug. Saarin, George | and Heights Fort Point, Francisco Bay. thority of the Superintendent. NOTE—The high and lcw waters occur at of Hizh and Low entrance to Saa Published by official au- 3 late, for San Jose de Guatemala. PORT LOS ANGELES—Arrived April 24— StmriRuth, from Ventura, Sailed Avril 24—Stmr Ruth, for San Fran- cisco; bktn Katie Flickinger, for Port Town- inches for the season. It came in good | time, and there is rejoicing all over the | valley, Prospects for a large yleld of! fruits and cereals are exceptionally good. | BAKERSFIELD. April 2.—Following a | high wind rain commenced to fall in this | city shortly after midnight, resulting in a | precipitation of .10 of an inch. The rain- fall in outlying districts was slight. From appearances there will bc a continuation of the storm to-day. LOS ANGELES, April 24.—Cool, unset- | tled weather prevails here to-day, with | prospects for showers during the next twenty-four hours. Rain fell early this| morning for a short time. The precipita- | tlon amounted to .04 of an inch. | SAN RAFAEL, April 24—The rainfall | in all portions of Marin County has been | greater this season than for many years. | In this city it has been raining for the| perate cases of kidney disease, liver com- plaint, rheumatism, neuralgia, dyspepsia and blood diseases. Paine’s Celery Compound is the discov- ery of one of the ablest physicians that ever lived, and one of the strongest proofs of its worth and value Is the fact that able practitioners prescribe and rec ommend it daily. It is this Paine’s Celery Compound, dear sufferer, the great nerve feeder, the mar- velous system cleanser and digestive reg- ulator, that we now strongly urge you to make use of at this season if you lack the strength of true manhood or woman- hood. The young and old, the rich and poor extol iis wondrous effects. Try its curative virtues without delay if you would be free from your ailments and en- joy lfe. A bottle or two used just now of a petition for a restraining eventing her husband from both- r pending the trial of the suit for | he avers that such an to protect her from his rm her and her childre H. de, San Francisco to , 18T days, 50 ver cent; Dirigo, Hongkong to Honolulu, 90 days, 10 per cent American bark Yosemite, Newcastle, Australia, to Guavisas, 123 days, 25 per cent: Tweeds- | d Honzay to Port Townsend, 107 days, send. ast twenty-four hours almost incessant- | Vi calise you to bless heaven that such TACOMA_Arrived April 24—Br ghip Fin- B o ek o I At oeReet: ) & life-giver was placed before suering &2l from Table Bay; Dutch bark Pax, from | ghatement. The -precipitation . for, this | L Sailed Aoril 24—Bktn Ruth, f Fran- | Season up to the present time is 43.46 M sote kS it Trd Gas clsco. n Ruth, for San Fran- | fioncs ogainst 3413 inches for the entir | JY8 Cotfon 53535 ™4, Diamond Dye cotton Sailed April - 24—Schr Endeavor, for San | Season last year. > | the city front (Mission-street wharf) about tiwenty-five minutes later than at Fort Polnt; the height cf tide is the same at both places. . Reich w mar per ‘cent: Mahukona, Zamboanga to Puge: | Sun rises reside at s Sound, 131 davs, 20 per_cent; Altavela, Hasi- | Sun sets . .65 Pedro. MILT! 2 £ Reichenberg a for the custody of thc | ings Mills to Ostend, da * cent: | Moon rises - 3 p. m. OLYMPIA—Arrived April 24—Schr Annie M | an in nm\:}' Aiprl;l hssxty e 0 e 2o Care on_ : m. o ch of rain fell here last night. The o and a sufficient monthly allow- | {orunne, Newcastle, Australia, to Frn | o T S amobell. from Fort Blakeley, | storm was timely and -will be of great | BB VDDA Dd to support herself and educate the | jon-' 1o Royal Roads, 9 days, 10 per cent: | 5 | re PR ot PN e 9 Neiohicn [ for | G 3:”:”"‘;”‘;“0?:; benefit to grain, especially the winter | v DR. JORDAN'S crzat er g R L T B ey Y Wi ! Mot o Dasse sown, which was becoming parched by | MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 1051 MABTET 5T. bet. Ge2 4Rk, S.7.Cal. a P. Foster is suing C. W. F. Foster | 15 per cent: Santa, Fraser River to London, ) Arrived April 24—Stmr Rainter, from New | the continuous dry weather. The weather fvorce for desertion, which, she I- | 150 days, 15 per cent Whatcor. is still unsettled and a continuation of the | ! v, 1900, - They were [ = gz | i 3lled April 24stmr. Queen, for San Pran- | storm is probable. sy st o s 5 | r John mball, for San Francisco. N e R natomical Museum in o s sl riol o 3 Strathgryfe a Total Loss. | NEAT SAY Pacecd~ cut . Abril Stk | days. of ‘exteemnely "mioudy - mather to g o e s oy oo e A Thie ks Tl roms St ek Bt | Robert Dollar, for Redondo; schr Wm Olsen. | threatened rainfall began Wednesday o e G ot Tyt for San Francisco. L Passed In April 2i—Br stmr Wyefleld, hence | &{ternoon. Reports received here are to E for divorce again him | gryfe, bo from Table Bay to San Fran- for the last year | cisco, via Newcastle, Australia, went ashore at for hel Shellbank Island, near Wilsons Promontory, > J. de | o Avril 9. According to a dispatch received | 2 , 25 "gmf‘;“}“i‘r con. | Yesterday at the Merchants' Exchange, she IS | “NOTE—_In the above exposition of the {ides B ot She was commanded by Captaln | (he early morning tides are given in the left = s 1s supposed | pang column and the successive tides of the + 5 BRITISH SHIP WHICH IS RE- PORTED WRECKED ON SHELLBANK ISLAND. DR. JORDAN—DISEASES OF MEN 4 Consultation free and stiictly private. Trtmens persomai b Puvitive Ourt a svery case umdersabes. Write for Book. PHILOSOPRY MARRIAGE, MAILZD FREE. (A valuable beok for men) April 20. for Nanalmo: schr Alice Cooke, from | the effect that all parts of the county Honoluly, for Port Gamble. were treated to a generous shower. The SAN 'PEDRO — Arrived April 24—Stmr.| rain gauge marks a precipitation of .60 of | Iaqua, from Astoria. an inch. This precipitation brings the Salled Avuril 24—Stmr Luella, for San Fran- | record for the season up to 31.82, thé cor- for divorce on ction of a felo cisco; schr E K Wood, for Fairhaven. Says Moore Is Cruel. 7 Raye been saved. The Stratheryfe has been | §20% Line order of occurrence as to time: the | | ‘. | ASTORIA—Arrived April 2+—Stmr Alliance, | JesPOnding date of the previous year be B. Moore is ing George J.|iuilt in 1890 at Port Glassow by Russell & | L0Urth time column gives the last tide of the | & L Tan Cone, Bay, Rl for divorce for extreme croelty. | o and rones. mort Slasgow by Russell & | goy, except when there are but three tides, a3 Sailed Aoril 24—Br ship Agnes Oswald, for | . Everything in horticultural and viticul- metimes dccurs. The heights given are in Bark Mauna Ala, Smith, Homplulu; J D | Cape Tow: addition to the soundings of the United States | Spreckels & Bros Co. X Coast Surves charts, except when a miaus (—) SAILED. m:!x:. :‘(l her man'nag:i & R R AT sign precedes the height, and then the number Thursday, April 24. nch. She was married to A Light Drau [ given s subtracted from the depth given by | s it ght Launoh. the charts. The plane of reference is the mean | Simr Samoa. Madsen, Casar. = at akland, in 1837 . g 5 2 at Oakland, in 97| A casoline launch is being built by Swanson | Lo be tamer low wator, Stmr San Mateo, Fleicher, P o tural lines in Sonoma County is progress- GRAYS HARBOR—_Sailed April 23—Stmr | Ing favorably, and the prospects are good Newburg. April 24—Stmrs Coronado and G C | for a most abundant crop of all kinds. Lindauer. for San Francisco; schr Wawona, | Early fruits have formed well and the | | for Redondo. trees are loaded. The rainfall was not 2 o | Pacific Coast Steamship Co. . ey were rried in June, 1894. steel vessel of 2276 tons register and was 279.4 nch brought suit yesterday | feet lons, 4.19 beam and 24.4 deep. (2 & 2 for Ray BAT—Salled Aoril 24—Stmr Arcata, | required at this time, but nevertheless T O IT gL | of Tiburon for W. McNeill of Redding to run - Stmr Eureka, Jessen, Eurcka. Sailed April 24—Schr E stter, the farmers are jubilant at having re- Mt Seaveedl Tt Bey 2on. . een Redding and Keswick, which will ¥ pEumr State of Caiifornia. Thomas, San | pogibS T Emma Utter,' for San | oiived it., The’ rain.was the moat gentla i 3 reatwed to French is illegal. The plaintiff's mal R Fout Toow na il T A e e Stwr North Fork, Nelshon, Eureka, ceuIPQUA—Sailed April 20—Schr San Buena- | Of the season and lasted far into the Whart, San Franeisco’ name was Ada Louise Snow. e Enand., il bs, auipped with & | Branch Iydrographic Office, U. S. N., Mer- | Stmr Sunta Crus, Nicolson, San Pedro, yentura, hence April 10 Aoril 21—Schr Mas- | night. 3 For Ketchikan, _Juneau, E. D, Birknoltz, a wealthy resident of | s morseboner chSie, She is belng bullt with chants Exchange, San Francisco, Cal.. | Stmr Santa Barbara, Zaddart, Seattle. o mencesApMb Ty & SAZI : Skagway. etc.., Alsska—11 - w York, and a brother of Mrs. Emers | frelent and have accommodations for Dassen | misP iy Bha“on the tower of the Ferry| Sior Jandalay. Laichelder, Coquille Biver. | from San Fedro. * RUh | Postoffice Robbed a Third Time. S o carnys st rrison, who recentl a divore = o e N Sl 4 v v " e T . Ny ey aetaree b SivBnce | e e Tl eullding was dropped exactly at noon to-day, | Stmr Gualala, Weber, Bowens Landing. 4 'EASTERN PORT. REDDING, April 24.—The Vina post- ers at Seattle. - e Saves R pptciine e | ¥, {. e, at noon of the 120th meridian, or at 8 | Stmr Rival, Olsen, Willapa Harbor. "APE HENRY—Passed April 23—Ship Paul | office was robbed again Tuesday night » For_Victoria, Vancouver, au Tavern, was —appointed Picks Up a Sloop. ©. m., Greenwich mean time. Stmr Reawood City, Hansen, Bihlers Point. | Revere, from Baltimore, for San Franclsco. | gne’ third time withis six weolts The | Port Townsend, Seattle. Ta- 8 niece. Henrietta Morrison. | ceptain ODonnell of the launch C. A. Mc- W. H. STANDLEY, Stmr Navarro, Devitt, —— o ¥ 1SLAND PORT. eeks. e . a, Everstt, New What- = oblatnid 10 e parents upen hie | Little Star, which he found adrift off G. vde, S e L . for New York. e safe, bu ey were unsuccessful. | at ttle to this pany’'s s R ThEs e B b Dy S Y stbns. i awwek the Bt t I ey Movements of Steamers. Btn Wanta Faula Medoverny San Pearo, 1| FOREIGN PORTS. Sherlff Bogard recently apprehended | Alasks and G. No Ry.: at Seatle ot educate her as her parents | Wharf, where it now awalts an owner. tow t NEWCASTLE, England—Sailed April 10— | “Scar-faced”” Kelly,. who. was brought | to N. P. Ry.; at Vancouver fo . ¥ A, du: a er parents Ger ship Adolf, for San Francisco. April 20— | back from Suisun to answer for the last | For Bureka (Humboldt Bay)—i psSe TO ARRIVE. Sehr , Anderson, Eureka. Schr Gem, Nygram. Coquille River. Schr Lizzie Prien, Stansland, Coquille Riyer. Schr Mary C, Camnbell, Bodega. Br_ship Manydown, for San Francisco. attempt, and began work upon last | ARl “fi,}fig,f]v:”p:h Los Angeles and NEWCASTLE—Arrived April 23—Schr W F % Garmes, ‘from” Melbourne, |~ chr W I'| night's case, when he was apprised that | it 5 San' Diego and Santa Barbara—Spo- s two men had been arrested to-da SINGAPORE—Arrivi 2 Y O | kan, o 8. m SPOKEN. 3 st Movine fram o brior to Aprll 24—Br | Deer Creek by John Lawson with the | “Bess ot Catifornia, Thursdays, 9 a. m. Per Br stmr Arab—April 14, lat 46 50 N, lon | SHANGHAI—Sailed April 22—Br stmr Ching | Stolen stamps in their possession. The| For Los Angeles (via San Pedro and East 100 W, "B snip Dunsiaw, from . HongKons. | wo, for London. men are in custody and will be landed in | San Pedro), Santa Barbars Santa Cruz, Mon- or Vancouver; all well. DEAL—Passed _April 22—Br shi - | jafl thy ival - of &'s | terey, Sar Simeon. Cayucos. San Luis TELEGRAPHIC. horn, from Seattle, for United Kingdom " {aippon the arrival’ of this evening's | totey. oo Harfordy, Venture, Hueneme and Graham granted divorces yester: homas Muldowney from Minn! for cruelty and Hil Leonidas Johns for deser Rescues Setter From Drowning. Henry Peterson yesterday afternoon picked 2 Johns | up a sctter dog oft Goat Island. The dog had | San Juan | on Dis collar a brass tag, numbered 1931, and | Brunswic as nearly dead when Peterson arrived on the | Coos Bay ene in the launch Sybil G. W. Eld Steamer. | From. Panama & Way Ports -|San Pedro San Pedro & Portland & Astorla. .| Grays Harbor. Clearance Sale of Framed Pictures. Sequola. 0 framed pictures—many of them i Pomopa. . .... Humboldt . NT LOBOS, April 24 10 p m—Weather QUEENSTOWN--Arrived April 24— wport (*Santa Cruz only). 0d as new, and all will be closed out at| , Arab Arrives From Hongkong. Newburg Grays Harbor . A Wb SR velpaity i2 miles per hour. | Pass of Melfort, from Tacoma: Anril 33— b o Bay, 8 & m.. April 1Z. 20, 25, May 6. nuine bargains. Sanborn, Vall & Co. The steamship Arab, which left here for the | Avstralla... DOMESTIC PORTS, ship Cleomene, from Oregon: Fr bark General NEW ADVERTISE Santa Cruz, 9 a. m. (freight only), April 18, et i nacoy i 0+ | Orlent with a large cargo of flour, arrived | J. §. Kimball sl st DD 54 Stmr Nahua- | Melinet, from Oregon; Br bark Lady Went- MENTS. 2% Mark | esterdax from Hongkong and Hakodate. - She | Arcata. SAN DIEGO—Salled April 24—Stmr Na worth. ‘hence Jan 10. For Ensenada. Magdalena Bay. San Jos del iR e detained in quarantine several hours. She e Sy BRISTOL—In roads April 22—Br ship Thal- Mazatlan. Altata, . o 4 TWICE ATTEMPTS SUICIDE | et the et @ it o e febeeffeioeiioieiel @ | o PRISTOL-In roads Ao b Thal a0 e )18 o Toh each 2.7 —————— Mexican Ports, COLON-—Arrived April 22—Stmr Advance, her information obtain folder. AND FINALLY SUCCEEDS Tout Trer Daskisad Piget Sound Fort from’ New Sorico” T # o {?:’,"fi Teactved to change steamers or sail- 5 e oag | ; . - S P 3—ArTive 1. 22—R b Depressed Nerves After a Spree Tn- |, The Britieh bark Aberystwith Castle, from | Brogress ... Sestiie oo, : : Fahwohl. from Tacoma. e Peg P ICRRT OFFICE—4 New Montgomery fte Ja Lars | Eureka to Sydney with lumber, has arrived at | State of Cal.: San Diego v Pts..|Apr. HONGKONG—Arrived prior to April 23— street_(Palace Hotel). cite James Larsen to Take | her destination with her deck load gone. s Hongkons. via Hakndgtelnr: Nor stmr Thyra. from Oregon. GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Gen. Agents. Carbolic Acid. | e Empire. Coos Bay e f,SMiled Aoril Z5—Br stmr Empress of India, L made an wntucccsstol o1 NEWS OF THE OCEAN. PYiirgiat okl e k < PORT SAID_Arrived Avril 23—Br stmr » commit suicide two vears ago e g Rainicr. ... . . |Sea ow Wi s -~ ‘pithead. from New York, for Manila. arholic acid, James Lareen | Matters of Interest to Mariners and | North Fork.. [Humbeldt .o o lcomIADE 20 bl e . his second " attempi last | Shipping Merchants. Coruanie: £ | B o Way Poct ‘jAr 30 ) VALPARAISO—Salied April 23—Ger stmr , "Shatched the bottle Of porson | tercay Tor Callan w00 ot it sy | chatie- -1 {San Pearo” STRIINARE B0 AT MOCTH Arroed ~Rprll 24—Be _shi sic chec hottle of pois erda; a0 w .200 ctis wheat. vaiued | Victoria. e o -|Apr. 3 FALMOUTH— r _shio t of his hand and uaded him *from | et 57,000, and 19.000 fect of lumber as dun- | Point Arena..|Point Arena’ ey - A Nmpnorey iney,, CeeihF et Shlgy( Wy S PP DO """h““r"“ o ‘.‘«‘;'fi; his s fe | nage, valued at §285. Santa R‘.cisn 3 S?’n Diego & Way Pnnému ; Maerhlngvet'era'ns ofthe mx?;'é‘::‘;'—"s‘;?fi} J";nr‘{l 23—Br ship Garnet gent in the East, vis relati i, G Mippon Maru. China & Japan v 2 . Hill, for — n. N. ¥ rsen was 62 years | Charters. Umatilla. Puget Sound Ports y x South G ted With VICTORTA—Safled A % > | . g i f 2 pril 24—Jap stmr Rio- THEN DO NOT DESPAIR. had been employed ai the| The British ship Crocodile is chartere Rk Seattle ........ 3 3 ou ree jun Maru, for Yokohama; stmr Queen, for San e - S ang et 2, man of In- | wheat to Europe at 23s $d: the Bition st | Sy Pl i H F Yells e A b8 i e ndency when convalesting from | seeg . oik. #ame business, at s (ten”lay | ——— e 5 amous 5 R O e G e waT vebdilious gttt troutinr gt When his wife went East the | The schooner King Cyrus was chartered prio TO SAIL. 3 AN STEAMERS. 3 complaints, constipation or piles. Thousands | And fortnightly y the family of John (., | nev. 38 94; o - ity ¥0- | Steamer. < L. —After one oria, from Hamburg. ra. NT. s a rev- San sco oSt Y f@"n’frka?"l’y]mf J]'vm %% orqu]"rsm”::nn e or Adelaids, | Demtion, DALLAS, . Tex, dADn,l 2.—:1 5t ; Confed- | __Seiled Ao BisStmr La Touraine, for | elation in the sclentific medical treatment of | speetively, connect with abovs steamers The gy LBl 1 oy o T OBy o W ol NG April 25, | the greatest parades he! Havre: stmr Cassel, for Bremen, stomach, abdominal or liver diseases. This | pew and elegant steamships Semator and Va- was Slecovere) g In bis bed yestepday | ;o piniu., were chartered oo ey ool At | Brunswick. | umbot KA ! erate reunion Dallas to-night bade §00d-| "BOSTON—Arrived April 24—Stmr Ivernia, | treatment will give immediate rellef and re- | lencia made lar trips to Nome last year, rning. Stains of acid on his mouth | from that port to Delaware mreir.(of | Arso -[Eel River P ool 2 pmiPier 28 |4 o thousands of her visitors. Everyy from Livernool. store you to perfect.health. A permanent cure | Janding all and freight without loss, bottle containing a smaill quantity 00 s Delaware breakwater | Phoen - T s....| 5 pm{Pier "2 | DY p & 1 SAIGON—Arrived April 24—Stmr Kintuck, | offected in all cases. Ponder over this, as it roalic, acid ehowed how he had suc- S0c extra to Philadelphia). Mendocing City .1 3| 8 pm|Pler 13 | rafiroad entering the “!“_’ s,"‘“t:t"“: z‘f“ NS | (rom Seattle, for Liverpool. * | is vour case we can positively cure. ceed=d in killing himself. Larsen was a RE S Arctic ? ; laden with veterans. To-night at Camp | "G ASGOW— Arrived April 24— Stmr Sardin- . of Fidelity Lodge of 0dd Fel | Sun, Moon and Tide. Sueia iver 1011 am{Pler 2 | Jonnston the Grand Kaliph's ball was | lan, from Boston. ":;':’m‘“:;";“: SibiGeos: oo, s s United States Coast and Geodetic Su; pkme. -a |Astoria & Portiand:|10 am|pier 3 | held. e A o e e Eliadel *8 o here caicers SyHenTiciis. or shik Sones Ciiy Puebia |EOInt Arena ......| 2 pm|Pler 2| A reception to General Gordon at Epis- | " QUEENSTOWN — Arrived April 24—Stmr | r¢ suspected. Country correspondence so- g Puret Eound Pnrullg amiPler 8| copal College was the special feature of Germanic, from New Yok, for Liverpeol, Yoltedd Seattle ‘acoma..| 5 pm|Pler 2 g ety Salled Aoril 24—Stmr Noordland, for Phila- o R & N co Forana’ | L AREL T L the- day. - Then the c?;‘?mind;:rl‘n :l‘“i;‘ gelphia; stmr Magestic, for New . York: both VM. VIGOR, VITALITY for MEN . . . . s ! 0! L1 Pl earing s 72 years e '+ | from Liverpool. o Santa Rosa. |san’ Diego & Way..|'0 am{Pler 11 | aid his best o recelve all who came. FAYAL—Arrived Aoril 24—Stmr Sardina, MORMON 'BISHOP'S PILLS ONLY STEAMSHIP LINE TO April 28, With their blood stirring to the same | from Genoa and Naviee, for New York. have been in use over fitty PORTLAND, Or Coos Bay...|san Pedro & Way..| 0 am|Pler 11 th their blood stirring GENOA—Arrived Adril 24—Stmr Trave, years by the leaders of the ' o G. Elder... | Astoria & Portland.|11 am|Pler 24 | airs by which they had marched and | from New York, for Gibraltar and Naples. Mormon~ Church and their | And Short Rall Line From Portland to All San Juan.. | Fanama, & Wy Pullz ‘miFMes | fought two-score years ago, the veteran | LIVERPOOL_salled Aorll St Stmr. New followers. WFoitively cure the | Points' East. Through Tickets to All pr 3 5 . - | England, for Boston, via Queenstown; stmr orst cases In old an Arcata “oos Bay & Pt. Orfd{12 - m|Pler 13 remnant of the Confederate army repre- | piREEC 00 ARRO0: Nd Montreal. arlsing. from efects of":‘g‘,‘_ Points, all Rail or Steamship and Rall, at " urexa, Humboldt .|'® am|Pier 14 | Sented at the Dallas reunion marched Arrived April 24—Stmr Corinthian, from St abuse, dissipation, excesses or LOWEST RAaTHS, Efi'&fi‘;fl' Coos Bay -[10 am|Pier 13 | through the streets of the city to-day, %"hh;:;lu]:d B{'m?r'."'ph'fifl:fifin.“:qfda"..'llfi:n;fl' fl{‘,,',,‘;;fi""‘?,},"". Cure Lost stncla-:rmu;.!hndndo Berth and Meals, Nowburs... |Grave. Harbor - s pmiPler 2] the object of a wildly cheering multl-| "sXTWERE Sailed Avril 24—Stmr - Neder- Power, Night " et | OB GO W SLDER G I B, b e Ry A B tude. land. for Philadelphia. .| nia. Pains in Back. Evil Desires. Lame Back, | - - May 3 Chehaiis. . . | Grays: Harbor Pt The day was a holiday, the stores gen-| GIBRALTAR—Passed April 24—Stmr Ping | Nervous Debility, Headache, Unfitness to Mar. of Spear st., 11 a. Btate Cai.. |San Diego & Wi 5:191:: 17 | erally being closed. Thousands of visit- f;l:g‘-k'ro'm ‘lznmmt- via Yokohama, Shanghai, | ry. Loss of Semen, L Varicocale or Con- | D. W. HITCHCOCK, Gen. Ast. I Mong'y.S. F. J. Kimbali.|Seattle & Tacoma..[10 am|Pier 2 | Ors, coming for the sole purpose of see. ghons, ete. ; . . & stipation, Stop Ner 5 (O vous Twitching of . > TOKOHAMA—Arrived April 24—Stmr Duke | Eyelids, Effects are e oncma....|Sydney & Way Pts/10 am(Pler 7 |ing the old soldiers, were added to the | YREOHANA—S fRULA Stpee Duks d cEnTS ate. Tm- of e. from Tacoma, for 8o, » and | part vigor and pote ney to every func- Doric. ina & Japan....(1 pm|PMss | throng alreadw on the streets. Some of [ Hongkone. Bt T € got desuiideats s =< | PACIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION G0, Aresii ¥, via Panama| 2 pmlpier 10 | the veterans too feeble to march found | “LizARD-Paseed April 24—Stmr Vaderiand, | Resiore smal), undeveloped orsans. Stnmanss ‘Puget Sound Portelil am|Pier 9 | places along the route and waved their | from New York, for Antwern. the brali ¥ Ve R > 2 9 am|Pler 16 | hats and screeched the famous rebel | ROTTERDAM —Salled Aoril 24—Stmr Rot- | 53°50 by mail. "fi"v:flc&:r:u'xfi«ee:xéuge'fi And ma s“ Americana de v Alliance 'E’orfllnld &z“'ay Pts| ay 2. palis, terdam, for New York. via Boulogne-Sur-Mer. | honey vefunded with & no A Bonita |Newport & Way Pts| 9 lmIPler 1 | Yen 2 Arrived Aoril 24—Stmr_Amsterdam, from 6l 4 bt Xes. Circulars free. | To Valparaiso, stopping at Mexican. Central P % ollowing Major General Van Zandt, i = 3 ™ | Address BISHOP REMEDY CO., 40 - oy T [180PIPler ¥ | marshal of the day, and staff, came Gen- | New York Boulozne-Su San’ Francisco, Cal. GRANT DRUG o 58 | aeg 3 nir tor 15 mro - Salling trom How- and 40 Third st. GUATEMALA..May 10[COLOMBIA. ...June 21 PALENA. May 31/TUCAPEL.... July — These steamers are bullt expressly for Cen- tral and South American passenger service. (No change at Acapulco or Panama.) Freight ond passenger office, 318 California street. BALFOUR. GUTHRIE & CO., Gen. Agents. Nerth Fork | Humbeldt 112 mipier o |eral Gordon and staff. The erect, slen. Cilumbia. | Artoria. & Portlandlll amfpier 23 | der figure, {be alert eves and the' gray. |SAN PEDRO AND NOYO Westport.. | Bear Harbor ......| 5 pm|Pler 2 | pointed beard of the commander-inchief Rainler.... |Seattle & Fairhaven| 4§m§n" 2 | were well known to the most of the COLLISION INVESTIGATED Bessie K..|Golofnin Bay-Teller|...... |Pler — | spectators.” Location of his gray horse, May 4. | according to one observer, could almost e el Australia.. [Tahiti direct .10 -m’!?ler 7| be told by the Increase of the volume of | Vessels ComnA Together on a Clear ToYo KlSEN “ FROM SEATTLE. . | Cheers' progressing: like 'a .wave, along Night and Each Captain With him. WA, SAUOR, NEW Blames the Other. STEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARF, COR- ms-s-c. L] Near the head of the line of parade Uls. | came the famous North Carolina “Hor. | (aptains O. F. Bolles and John R. Bul- ner First and Brannan ‘DIRECT LINE o TAHITL. 2, 8 ¥ streets, at 1 p. Cookts Tniet & Way Pla.lADr. 25 | eisute o hone ey e e Ther | ger, United States Inspectors of Local | {or YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG, calling OCEAN TRAVEL. Quite likely the rain of day before yesterday was the last of the sp showers—summer is now upon us. With the donning of your straw hat why not put on a light duck - vest? Anticipating your needs, we place on sale this morning a special lot of white Bteamer. For. §S. SONOMA, for Honolulu, Samoa, Auck- Excelsfor. duck vests in plain. striped and figured effects.—» ; Ay, Portland - Kobe (Hiogo), Nagasaki and - ST e i Hrwet and fauied cliecs "}‘]lc figures in black T R E GO SRR s Georgla,~ Texas, Tennessee, Ken- |and Forelgn Steam Vessels, examined | scting at Hongkons with etoamery rand con- | " land and Sydney..Thurs.. May 1, 10 & m, e A A e i y ie. . The vests are made City Seattle.. |Skagway & Way Ports.|Apr. 20 | tucky—in fact every Southern State | witnesses yesterday in the matter of the | etc. No cargo received on board on day of | 5o AUSIRALIA, s"m}'hmu'.,'" he well-known New York firm of Alired Benjamin & Co., whose Jennte [ Nome. direct (abouby. . |ABe: 55 | Which was represented in the parade— | recent colliston between the steamers | sali:ng. 88, ALAMEDA, for Honoluia .. &, 10 & = reputation for fins goods is undisputed. The vests go on special Dolphin. | Skagway & Way ForisApr. 20 | proudly boasted flags now faded and torn | Noyo and San Pedroion the morning of 55. NIPPON MARU.....Friday, May otn, 1902 | = ..Saturday, May 10, 2 p. m. sale 2 C City. | vi ay Ports./Aor. i C mentoes. " % Seeeeliin ‘ 2 o City Topekn. |Skagway & Way Ports May 5 | She Arkansas delegation carried a ban- | 4PriL18 thirty miles northwest of Polnt | " oo oo Wedneadyy, june,4th. 1902 | J. 0. SPRECKELS & BROS.CD., General Agts., 320 Markat Farallon..... Skagway & Way Ports.[May 5 | ner inscribedl “We are from Zrkansas; | (antain H. Johnson, master of the e en’] Pass. Office, 643 Market St., Pler No. 7. Chico. Sunrise & “Hope'’ City.|May 5 | now laugh. darn you.” ap! Wi | Tt at R turday, June 1902 3 s . Pacifc St Bertka....... Cooks Inlet & Way PUs|May 10 | The sponsors and malds of honor of | NOyO. testified that at migpisht he e S S T rates. For 3 ke 1 & ey POy 10| The shonsors, nd malds of honor of | rdd 'rrom the bridse and left lrst ORI | g 4ot passate apbly S Comany's ctden STEAMSHP . Suipping Totelligence. | B iorc, S B Tl R L R AT Rt 2 M W A s | PANAMA R, R, THiNE i} : . £ About three or four minutes before 1 A very swell line of neck wear came in yesterday—it goes on sale ARRLVED, Whom they came to honor. The Louis-|g 'm the witness heard the whistle blow | (OMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSA Thursday, April 24. |lana sponsors were mounted and rode be- | ohe hiast. He looked out and saw that | DIRECT LINE TO. mmrAm’a.n‘m' TO_NEW YORK VIA PANAMA DIRECT. Stmr_Gipey, Teland, 20 hours from Monte. | hind the tattered flag of the old Four-| peqro’s whistle on the starboard bow. H. Salling every Thursda; Cabin, $103; Steerage, : Meals Free. " vay . He y, instead of 3 g . $40: M s P LU IR ST it Al };wh Louisiana. It was “"mmdbg"l rushed on deck and saw the red light of | Seturday, at 10 a.m., from pler 42, S. S. Argyll......sails Thursday, May 1 Harford. ort 1 1200 amen were in line, about 300 being | the Sun Pédro. She was heading straight | North Eiver. foot of Morton st-eet. S.'S. Leelanaw..Sails Saturday, May 10 _Stmr City of Puebla, Jepsen, 51 hours from | \ Gonanel Gordon had trouble in | f0F the Noyo at right angles to her | qEir™ Cass (o Havre. $70 and upward. Second | From Howardestrest Whart: Pree 13 st o o0 Victoria, ete. Seneral Gordon had great trouble in|course. The witness rang four bells and | AGENGY FOR UNITED o artg GENERAL | Freight and Passenger Office. 330 Marker st potme Axgyil. Gllboy, 14 dags 10 nours trom [ SSUINE back to his hotel. At every op. |the jiigle, and the vessels struck. An-| ADA, 32 Broadway (Hudson beidins. Saxe F..F. CONNOR. Pacific Coast Agen anaima. q < 3 3 . P . adn, 10 b . s | A W A Bl homdaf | oo My pasecl s Sholt G| 6% 5 RIS A % | — i a maids of honor captures . 2 BA AND RIVER STEAMERS Sime Argo, Dunham, 24 Hours from 1o | him and as many as could threw their | "os SCOMSTSSE L 6 the San Pedro | LoXett fold bY all Railroad’ Ticket Agents, | - s AL s s m s v ! AMERICAN. LINE. NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON. River. _arms about him. testified that when he retired at midnight Louts. Apr.- 30, 10 am St. PaulMay 14, 10am | Steamers GEN. to-day at 35c. Out-of-town orders fillad—write us. SNWO0D. 7I8 Market Streect. Stmr Spokane, Alexander, - 42 hours from e it was clear enough to see three or four San Diego, ete: Schr 1da A, Campbell, 5 hours from Point | Recover Bodies of Wreck Victims. |miles. After the first whistle the Noyo | s did not answer the San Pedro’s signajs FOR U. S. NAVY YARD AND,VALLEID, FRISBIE or MONTICELLO Reyes. CLEARED. CAIRO, 11, April 24—Five more bodles | 3¢’ (1o time of the collision the San Pedrg | & mhn“fi'&i"fi'fiu Fo108m | 9egs n m, 3:15 ana 8:30 Thursday, April 24 were found to-day in the river wreck of | was backing away at full speed. The NEW YORK, ANTWERP, P, 45 q . hp Wayfarer, Tupman, Callao: W | the steamer City of Pittsburg. One was | Noyo towed the San Pedro to San Fran- | zeeland. apr. 30, noon|Southwrk Nay 11!4. B ident as that of Patrick Burke of | cisco, Fricaiand. May 7. noon| Vadertand sayar: _— . INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION office, CHAS. D. TAYLOR.G.A.P.C..30 Inultsz'yg BROS. vk Fresno. Hose, Alitak; Alaska Packers' Lowenuborn. Ky. The oche'r‘ four were The inspectors took the case under ad- wase of negroes. visement.’ A