The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 23, 1902, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1902. BURNING PEAK ALARMS NATIVES Hawaii's Famed Volcano Emits a Volume of Smoke. Visitors on the Mountain Ex- perience a Season of Terror. O R Special Correspondence of The Call. HONOLULU, July 15.—Hawalii’s volcano startied people in its vicinity at 6:45 p. m. July 10 by a violent and sudden outpour- ing of smoke, which ascended in a per- fectly straight column to an altitude of fully 1000 feet. Visitors who had been at the Volcano House for several days were alarmed and the Chinese and Japanese servants fled in terror. After clinging for two days to an up- turned fishing boat and sharing a plug of tobacco with a companion and having no other food, John Soares, a Portuguese fisherman of Puna, bade his companion good-by and allowed himself to sink and be drowned within sight of the coast of Hawali. Soares and his companian, Portuguese named Riberro, left on July | 1 in a fishing boat, intending to catch 2 load of fish and return. Their boat was capsized and an off-shore wind carried them far from land. The two men had only & plug of tobacco with them. For hours they struggled in the open sea, trying to swim and work their boat to shore, but without success. They shared the tobacco and held on for | & night and two days. Then Soares let g0 and sank. Riberro managed to con- tinue his siruggle longer, but finally lost = | | | TRANSPORT SUMNER REACHES PORT WITH MANY MILITARY PASSENGERS Is Known as the Army Yacht and Glides in From a Long Voyage Looking Trim and Clean as a Pleasure Craft. | BRITONG FEAR oHIP COMBINE, Canadian Advises the Building of Fast Vessels, House of Commons Commit- tee Astir for Infor- mation. O LONDON, July 22.—The House of Com- mons committee appointed to inquire into the question of steamship subsidies was in session this morning and examined Senator G. A. Drummond of Montreal. Drummond- said he had arrived at the conclusion from recent developments of |" American shipping combines that the land lines practically controlled the situation and that the ocean lines were merely ad- juncts, At first sight it would appear that | the purchase of a number of old British | steamers by the American combination could be remedied by bullding new boats. But he believed that if this was done by profitable by the Americans, who, by means of through bills of lading from the producing centers could control freights as well as a considerable portion of the passenger traffics. He believed that the only hope of escape from the control of the American ship- ping combine lay through Canada. There- fore he advocated a speedy up-to-date service of twenty-two knot steamers be- tween Great Britain and Halifax instead of New York. Such a line ought to be| subsidized to the-extent of £300,000 to| £400,000 yearly for ten years, half payable | by Great Britain and half by Canada. Thereafter, he believed the line, if judi- clously managed would be self-support- VERTISEMENTS. Sunstrok e Insurance bread-fruit, have a temperatuge 20 d a rew organization it could be made un- who are careless about their food or t! When the summer’s heat gets about 80 de- grees, you are liable to be sunstruck any time you are out in the sun, unless you take proper precautions. the writer of this, who has spent much of his life in the tropics, thought he was safe from sunstroke. One day he collapsed, remained unconscious for five hours, an at times his life was despaired of. Asa matter of fact, any person whose stomach and bowels are in bad shape mer time, is liable to be sunstruck in teme Several years ago in the sum= rature that would be harme ess under normal conditions. That’s all there is to it. Stom= ach and bowels full of fester- ing, fermenting refuse that forms acids and gases, raise the heat of the body and blood many degrees. Scientists have found that natives of the South Sea Islands, living on laxative fruit, bananas, cocoanuts, rees lower than that of white men eir bowels. It has been found in years of experience, that a CASCARET Candy Cathartic taken at bed-time every night will keep the body cleanand cool inside all day, and forms a safe and thoroughly reliable form of sunstroke insurance. Best for the Bowels. All enuine tablet stamped C C C. mple and booklet free. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York. RAILWAY TRAVEL. California Limited , 108, 25¢, Soc. Never sold in bulk. The Guaranteed to cure or your money backe Address ps RAILWAY TRAVEL. SOUTHERN PACIFIC due to arrive his hold on the boat. He was found on | the beach in an unconsclous condition, but irg. It would be advantageous to both Tealme L P RANCISC recovered. countries to cement the trade between (Oain Line, Foot of Market Btreet) Three coalpassers came ashore from the | Canada and Great Britain. . TEavE — _ FRoM JUNE B, 1902 — ARMIVE amship Sonoma and went to the police | , Rear-Admiral Lord Charles Beresford i Benicta, Sulsun, Elmira aod Bacre jon with a complaint «regarding the | told the committee that he did not favor | L R 552 Geath of another fireroom worker on the | | fostering trade by means of bounties. He 5.5 9 004 Vacaville, Winters, Ru: 32 34 vovage from San Francisco. The com-| | objected to subsidies but attached the 1982 Yasrinen: Sun - Ramos.. Vaiiejor plainants were referred to the Federal au- | greatest importance to Great Britain ow! Napa, Calistoga, Ssuta Ross...... 6.269 thoritles and Distriot Attorney R. W. ing a mercantile marine containing ves- | § = i 8.004 Daria. Woodiand. Knights Laading, Breckons instituted an inquiry. Breckons ! | sels of great speed and favored postal| 1KR n R T — in the afternoon informed a reporter that | subventions for the' encouragement R A e taton, - the dead man was named Henry Devar. | thereof. $004 Niie: Siendoce, Hentord, Vieaita, The report of the physician showed that Lord Beresford suggested that the Gov-| 3 3 2 Porterville . 4.55» he died of heat exhaustion. It appeared | ernment might build twenty-four-knot 8.30a Shusta Express—Davis, Willlams that he was a stowaway who had been | | liners and allow the @mpanies to work (for Bartiett Springs), Willows, t to work in the fireroom. On Sunday | them, the Government sharing ip the R s - rning last at about 3:3 o'clock he was profits. D D 8304 "1"."“;'.ul-'.';ern"x':mf'xfifiim: en from below and at 50 he died. | | 1At the conference of the Colonial Prem- Marysville, Chico, Red Biu 4250 w prompted the United States author- | | Gcnriomical cariaie t ot oot ohat | Los Angeles Express— Mariinez, take any action in relation to it Foanghicakcatriage of spoUs and combat: Tracy, Lathrop,Stockton, Merced. plaint was not overwork, but of | S POLCY 0L IOrRIEN BOV= Y Y Kaymond, Fresno and LosA: 8.25a ernments. Nothing of a definite character, 304 Vallejo, Martinez aud Way St 7.56% e e Cul. however, was accomplished. 1588s Harwara, Vlies sad Way Stations. 112 The Commercial Pacific Cable Company @ i ek @ | S S | 100 T O mab Shicao. . e-or, B28 has paid $5000 for a site for the landing of ® 1,00 Sscramento Kiver Staam niis its cable from San Francisco on the beach at Walkiki. Work of ‘mproving the site y been begun and the necessary Peru Arrives From Orient. Pactfic Mall steamship Peru arrived the Orient with few passengers 3 OVERDUE FRENCH BARK WHICH ARRIVED LATE SUNDAY NIGHT AFTER A TEMPESTUOUS VOYAGE FROM NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE. SHE ALSO GOT LOST IN THE FOG OFF TOMALES POINT AND NARROWLY ES- CAPED BEING DRIVEN ASHORE. San_Francisco: for San Francisco. reSalled July 12—Schr O M Kellogs, for Eu- HANA—Sailed July 12—Schr Olga, for Ma- Buketia. AHUKONA—Arrt RAEURd rrived July 13—Schr Olga, KIHEI—Sailed July 12—Bark Chas B Ken- bark Amy Turner, leaving Ferry Depot at 9 a. m., Mondays and Thurs- days. Dining Car, Electric lights, every convenience of 3. Benicis, Winters, Sacr Woodisad, Willisms, ~Kaijhts Landing. Orov s 3.30» Hayward, Niles snd Way 3tations.. 400r Martinez Sau Ramoa, ValleJo,Naps, Calistogn, Santa Roas. 4.00® Niies, Livermore, dtoci - Hayward.Niles,8anJose, Livermare j» The Owl Limited—Fresno, Tulars, Marysville, ki 254 & 1 4 ney, for Port Townsend. Santa toos of earsn fihe brought S e e e SR T il SORbREI T RS e RO e . . Bakerstield, Saugus_for of SIS0 Sl M- Gatis Tn- Sel Yoxrflési‘mizt\vdpc;n;n e fashionable club or hotel. ; n!':rch;.r;'_ll_.::c”‘m piisiiion cluded 7400 cases of tea. The Peru is not s HE United States army transport | twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Polnt; S Brynhilds, from London, July 22-str oy | M 0 in i .00 Martinez, Antioch. Stockton, Mer favorite with trans-Pacifio passengers and will Sumner arrived yesteraay after- | the height of tide Is the same at both places. hipping Intelligence. abe; from Golon, o SLy &2-Sane Ot ost comfortable train in ced, Raymond, Fresso. be relegated to the Panama run when the | ARRIVED, FOR the world — Corea. takes place in the Oriental fleet. noon from Manila. She brought meemsIEm o o Monday, July 22. AN RIC EORNH v - time from Hongkong Wwas twenty-eight more than 100 cabin passengers, = : > s e, Elisbury, 25 deys 8 hoors 3| for San A oed, SEe 2EU.8 stor Crook, 00r Orfental rom Yokohama seventeen days and from mostly officers and army families; | Sun rises ates from Hongkong, via Yokobama SANT. JSALA i s tee a 3 ; b ANTA ROSALIA—Arrived July 1 = Omahs, St. Lout e ehis” oure and thirty-two | 205 enlisted men of the Seventeenth In- | Sun sets . £70 2 Bees 2 mintives, vin Hakolohe & S0 | 5 veoel oo Gl et L rains—Daily 700 San Pabie, Port 20 and later the same day met the | {2DLrY, 226 of the Twenty-fourth, 28 mem- & pStmr Samoa, Madsen, 60 hours from San ,;‘g’;‘;fi%mle&_fily 17—Stmr _Colon, Leave Market-Street Ferry Depot. s tatior amskip Enterprise Wwith the tug | bers of the hospital corps, 77 casuals, 3 R it T e 2434 hours from | f°F San Francisco, e Cltyii of S yaney, | Lim'd 057 Oregon unselman in tow. She met the| gischarged soldlers and 23 discharged em- Eureka. 2 % VALPARAISO—Salled July 21—Ger stmr Locali Miad | Ecomt hix @ o L ru's passengers consisted largely of | PloYes of the quartermaster's depart- Stmr W H Kruger, Ahlen, 52 hours from H‘,;?_.",‘}};,{B'Ngfl’f‘}“,““““- Dally | Thurs | Dally | Daily ater !-P;:r-l:;:h 1;-? Souad and East. ries. Rev. S. A. D. Boggs has been| ment. There were two deaths during the 5an Bedvg. Of Tektix. hetbe T Ges Ly A8 Htme iCly. engaged in missionary work for ten | yoy, < U § stmr Sumner, Lyman, 32 days from ing. hence June 16; Br stmr Athenian, COAST LINE G. H. van der Dusen, who was & 2‘."33;& meahreI l}lchard ;ol:lnsox: of the i@mu-_.k.val-! Maravelis 26 days 16 hours, via | T{M D‘o:;"&‘xr-z, B ERGT CFoot of M. s in the Dutch asmy| TWenty-fourth Infantry died of pneu- agas: days 23 hours 21 minutes. s =] D Khyber, for Ore- "Banta Cruz is way home from Java, where| monia and Sergeant John Kelly of the CLEARED, R S Aviean s 8184 Newark, Cencerville. San Joss, o g rgeant y ¢ ey, A aE. Salled July 16—Schr E K Feiton, Boulder Creek, Santa e f&g};zfl%r ‘Seventeenth, who was on his way home Br ship Stronss, Jones, onday, July 22 . | Wood, for Port Townsend. Cruz and Way Stations.. . 5.50» W imingt Hon ] e Totirel. oo b & - Loiatal | L ; Epp! KOBE—Sailed June 30—Schr Balboa, for = 2167 Newark, Centervillz. San Jjose, ors were: breaking down. 3.6l11:41). 2.8 6:11 5 5 SAILED. ReRa 7 : Few Almaden, Feiton, Boulder B O La i i . N s Monday, July 2. USHANT—Passed July 22—Ger stmr Ama- ek Creei. Banta Cruz sad Principsl Bl e e, The Sumner is known among the trans- | NOTE—In the above exposition of the tides Stmr Newburg, Erickson, Grays Harbo sis, from Iquique, for Hamburg. a for morning. p for afterncon. Way Stations. '{m E . Mrs Jeseie | 0\ fleet as “the yacht,” and she looked | the early morning tides are given in the left Stmr Gi - , 'Grays Harbor. DOVER—Passed July 22—Br ship Langdale, 9:00 a Daily is Bakersfield Newari, San Jose, Los Gatos....... e e 3 e *ht" | the part as she passed up the harbor yes. | 1804 column and the successive tides of the | Stmr Ruth: Jonnssn: Bowens. Leading AR ) DN at 1l Foints In Sen Joaquin Veney. "Cons e e Ty e e o S S s 8 ~ | day in the order of occurrence as to time; the o . - 'NESS—Arrived July 19—Fr bark n tes a i 5 OR FERRY. na wife, Miss I M. | terday with her brass work @iitiering and | fonat tine corn Stmr Columbia, Doran, Astos Alice, h | responding train arrives at S a. m. daily. LAND HARBOR Y. :, ¥ m mn gives the last tide of the ; hence March 9. b . N 5 5, . Weotmn & B Mun | ot e Toosh paIt fotay Shinin b the | 067, Sxpt whin Chies Bee B these fidss, & | ¢ Donr Columbls, Berer. Astork MELBOURNE. - Arvived prior to July 21—Br | o0, & M Mondays and Thursdays is thé AN FRANCISCU, Foot of Market St. (Siip % A Onslow, Lieutenant Com- . P ¥ g | atarattines oot The. helgh e Stmr Samoa, Madsen, Caspar. STy Troop, froin, Tacons California “Limited, carrying Palace Sleeping 11:00 4. 1.00 300 5.16r.% M. Robinson, . Eymon, Miss £ P, | afternoon sun. She has @ record for | iEetimes occurs —The helghts given are in | Stmr Alblon’ River, Jacobs, Alblon. LIVERPOOL —Arrived July 21—B; Ches and Dining: Save theoagh. & Chicege e - 3 T g T L. T Veerkatay, Miss I Wilson. cleanliness In every port she enters and | Coast Burvey charis. except when & minus (o) | Sumr Westport, Smith, Bear Harbor. verlochy, hence Feb 28, 7 2v o bark In- | Chair Car runs to Bakersfield for accommoda- S e O S S T her apprarance esterday within . and | Sigh Dreceles thelidieht Wn aben the Bamba || Ee s o One0l Eowanaitandine. VICTORIA—Pamed July 20,6 & m—Stnr | Sans Horate crs Doy . (o second- COAST LINE Sheriff Files His Ann; ned iven is subtracted from the depth gf ®e Santa Paula, McGovern, Ventura, il | Melville Dollar, from Vancouver, for St Mieh. | oo siciets are honored on this train. Cor Linivd sas Towneoud Screste.) iles His ual Report. | without fully justified the reputation her | §7ven s subtracted from the depth given by | tow tue Rescue. ael. 2 e ch- | responding train arrives at 11:10 p. m. Tues- | “§70a San Jose and Way Stations, A% Lackmann has filed his annual | Officers have made for her. She was dry- | L charts. The plane of reference is the mean | Schr H D Bendixsen, Olsen, Port Blakeley. | ““Arrived July 21—Br bark Carnarvon Bay, | 2404 Friday. +7.004 San Jose and Way Stations. with Siasor Semite. showing that | docked and Srerhauied at Honekonk: L o Lizie Frlen Firomeen Nebalem River | g Siiadn? Mo Sk Hayatinefion BT | 0,2, m 1Y Stogeion ocat, corcesponaing | 77461 Sov Mimaient U S o 2 an. v i -cl L o, , er. ourne; sk i 00°a m. y. 154 Montersy E i o sum of §142657 was paid into the T s oDl e M overatits T eyt Schr Chas R Wilson, Olsen, Grays Harbor. | Chemainus: H B M stie Grasimm, sanulul, for | $:00 p. m. is the Overiand Express, with L 3R A e e B T foes. The sum of $4352 | more delay than would be involved in SPOKEN. Br stmr Tees, from Alaska; schr Carlotta G | mooiine Cocte Bore qurist Sleepers and, Frog 8iiroy, Hollister, Salinas, San Lute board for United States | coaling hos. o Per stmr Peru, July 20, lat 33 52 N, lon | Cox, with 318 sealskins. Elceper; which cuts out at Freno, Corresponds oo ail Primaivel Tttt 7 installed in County | * She brought one stowaway, a Japanese. . 184 W, ehip Susquehanna, from Baltimoré, for | NOUMEA—Sailed July 22—Schr Honolpu, | fng train arrives at 6:00 p. m. dafie 7 oo i | it Rep— I volames, Tho Y, D . San Francisco. for_Port Townsend. | g trala arcivis at 600w @iy, ions . . 10.459 rved 1o the mes. The | He hid in the steam launch ‘and lived o | ~Steamer, From. Due. | ~Per Br ship Colony, June 6, lat 4 §, lon | SHANGHAI—In port July 8—Br bark Forte- | poo ks ot Market street and in Ferry De- | 0.004 San Jose, Tres Pinos Santa Craz e edro the clty DY the | water for three days. Hunger drove him = 164 38 W, Nor bark Kalisto, from Melbourne, | Viot, for San Francisco °rte” | pot, San Franclsco; 1112 Broadway, Oakland. R S SR s T e o e | from cover and he was allowed to work | Brooklyn.....| Folnt Arens [Juty 23| for Maldén Teland: wished io be reported, - | HIOGO—In port July 4—Ger ship Chile, for bomgy i en e b sy ot . > s: ) h .| Mendoeino . uly 23 er stmr Peru—July 20, 435 mil k2 regon. June 21—Ger ship We, 10 e S x acres of farming land | Loy DaSsage Willamet S v 2 x e from €a._for Oregon. | of e P s b ke s amette. eattle . July 2i | San Francisco, stmr = Enterprise, with & YOKOHAMA—In port July ~7—G EST . €0. Will benefit to the extent of F1500 wer ou, | Was responsible for detaining the trooper | Aretie .| Redondo Tuty 23 | 900 sniles from San Francieco, By st Doric, | Thomeon. from Seattle: bhin Hohaln: Eomd | 2 TR T Y of frult. 'He became possessed in Manila | Titanix. Nanaimo . July 24 | July 18 off Wattlings Island, stmr Alli-| PERIM—Passed July 21—Br stmr Yangtse, RAILWAY COMPANY. cdwaod, Paic Alto, Want to Use Entire Street. of Lialf '@ dozen cans of pineapple, which | Fomona Humboldt Tuly 24 | anca, from New York, for Colon. from Tacoma. for London. Tiburon Ferry, Foot of Market St. a, San Jose. Tres Diftale BUFs Wh - e ate at one long sitting snoruy atter | Santa Rosa...| San Dlego ay July 24 TELEGRAPHIC. BRISEANE—Arrived July 10—Br stmr|ggan AR Pinos, Santa Cruz, Sailoss, Del iSieale. Bare mu;\::\s: Show pstl- ;t(:mi’r;ienl;oar% IThe dé)c:grs d(ag]nm!ed oA | Fortiangi iasconie iy at BEQINT LOBOS, July 22, 10 p m—Weather O e as ) muncucoo To jw."x}f?fi‘i Jonvey Mentwey ou8 Poathe B med the ¥ ors yesterday | his s cholera an e vessel was | & Hne ] e £ 5 ck, wind S, velocity 6 miles per hour. . e one | e Stnr ' Phurs - Extra t - : - . T itowell &5 s oo s Hoie gl . S | Wellington: .. | Oyster Harbor July 24 4 2 Alaskan, from Honolulu, for New York. . ’m. Thursdays—Extra trip | 4.30r SanJoseand Pri ; 1 owed to use one-half of Second | Ordered into quarantine. Brown re-| NOUNEION i rsr Marhor it Tl 23 __DOMESTIC PORTS. ANTWERE-—Arived " July | 20—Ge™ ship m. Saturdays—Extra trips at | #5.00r San Jose. Los Gato - ] a o rd and Fourth avenues, [ “OFered; o G | Eepire.-+....| Goos Bay, - T.luly 25| MARSHFIELDSailed July 22—Stmr Ar- | Lita. from Orezon. | ». m. War Stations 90a between A and B or B and C streets, for | goiis, S0IS uation was beginning to | £ Harkara. | Humbodt July 5 | cate, for San Francisco. CORK—Arrived July 17—Br ship Imber- | . 5330, 11:00 a. m.; 1:30, 3:30, | 5.30 SanJoseand P 004 2 period of ten days in September. The | \_s“edAe T; ou; a”fi'e‘ s when the Sumner | Point Arena..| Point Arena . July 25 | o R;! L0OS ANGELES—Arrived July 28— | horne, hence Feb 15. 5:00 and 6:20 p. m. 18.157 Mateo. Belmont. petition Thet ou Soosunt of o o ™ B e death rate in Manila was | Numantla....| Seattls . July 26 | Stmr Novo, from Fort Brags. FLEETWOOD—Arrived July, 18—Fr bark | .* Al A i, Pute Alte. 48, S he tent of the show It 18 found thas about ifieen per diem. The mortality was | Neniainy o P [July 25 | pSailed July 15—Stmr Greenwood, for San | Conetable de Richemont, hence Feb 1. IMEEG g se. 18 I e Ny St the Blocks are not snBcienth ch greater in the outlying districts, | Coronado. San Pedro . July 26 et ‘LIVERPOOL—Arrived July 18—Br bark Li- | 8 m.; 12:50, 3 . e — fts accommodation. The manai‘;e;‘;?:o 5-:‘ The Sumner's passengers were: Alianes .| Portland & Way Ports. [July 26 hefitthK}—Arflv-d July 22—Stmr Pomona, | mena, hence March 7. ¥ | _days—Extra trips R S B e thet hn sletaitr ol M Meslls Baoteton 2 Nh e 2k Eureka. Humboldt July i | hence July 21 stmr Redwood City, hence July OCEAN STEAMERS. SUNDAYS—8:00_ 9:40, 11:15 a. m.; 1:40, 3:40, eming. El Eranted to use the whole of Second, s | Cowien, Tasutesast Fotpnst Harvar: i ) Shehana. i"e’,’,;’;‘f“& e Pt A “Salled JG’I?-"‘-.»{L’E?&,"‘Q’}},[?‘MO,,,“ for San | ¢ LIZARD—Pasted July 22—Stmr Pennland, A0 BN 65 p. or Fourth avenues, between A and B or | bi§er 2nd wife, Miss Febiger and Miss Rush, : 2 t uly Francisco. v rom_Philadelphia, for Antwerp. Leave In Effect | Arrive Jose and Way Station: ik ity e s e e piees ot e Sawb. | Guosn -| Puget Sound Ports....[July 26 | ¥ BORY “ToWNSEND_P: AUCKLAND—ATrived prior to July. 22— | San Franciscol May 4. 1902. |San Francisco -~ b C. . L. on, | 4, & ver .7 7 —Passed In_July 22— - 2 A for Morntag. Grimm Settles With Scott. gtk R B R L R Valparaiso & Way Bts.(July 28 | pitlei Park Prussla,’from Honolulu; schr Ad- | pardfa, from Genoa and Naples, - 7 | Davs.| dave. tion. T S H. C. Grimm, the master mariner, who | Fomeror. Lieutenant Wasner. Cageatn’ Sivers | Saciza 7 Taeans (guty 25 | oo valdes, or Beattle Sy BB Wt | soriones Tauns piariteaia, Sy £2eraem e | 03 | - Sunderoni. By e i, mearly wrecked Irving M. Scott's resi- | o, 0%, Lieutenant Lincoln and wite, Lieu. | Alameda Honolulu |3uty’ o orom Seattle, for Unsa. ocepded, e el iz B brocund 5 R : 20 ivea Tuly 5 and proceeded. ato S0Sts o wobk apn, mnfe Gfas o Din tenant Packer and wife, M. §. Hartman and | City Sydney..| N Y. v 1Juiy 29 July 21—Schr Fearless, from Guay- | ROTTER = e v 02 b de terms ge | child, Mrs. I. C. Brown and two daughters, 4 Y mas. July hr K DAM—Arrived July 22—Stmr Ryn- Frit's court yestertey by ey d6e | chlla, Mes. I . Drowh 454 two Gaughters | Columbia Fota s e fiuly 20 | 5% Juls 22-sche Xons, trom Honolulu; | dam, from New York, via Boulogne-Sur-Mer. Petaluma kflfl < receipt for $237 signed by the owner of | Fouloise, Lieutenant Mygatt, Chaplain Waik- | 3 CpmLork- - Humboldt July 20| Passed in’ July 22—Stmr Shawmut, hence | praniojCRL—Afrived July 22,7 p m—Stmr and < AU the mansion. Judge Conlan had conti ley, Lieutenant Wittifield, Dr. Walker, Captain | Goos Bas Y A July 20 | July 39, for Seattle, 7 Hrindls M0 feom New. ¥aek: Santa Rosa Via Sausalite Ferry, nued | i e envion. Sudge Contan hast %e. Lsutensut yittiteld. Dr. Walker, Cx | Coos Bay. ...} San Pedro & Way Pte.July 30 | *ShAvrio Seaitle (o 22 LIVERPOOL—Sailed July 22—Stmr Sax- 2 Commencing _April 27, 1w, that the agerieved shigbatiaac st Bear | ooy ana ‘son, Dr. Murphy, S | Gmatuia Eusct Sound Ports. {July 31| Dollar, hence July 18, tmr Robert | onfa, for Boston, via Queenstown. T 10:20 2 | FROM SAN FRANCISCO TG MILL VALLEY satisfied 1 Nhen % | Captain Hunt, Lieuténant Van Horn, Licuten 2 dellt; it ailed July "22—Stmr Farallon, for Skag- PR N i AND SAN RAFAEL. tion came the Judge was only oo pran o, | 20t Seeney,'Lieutenant Fravel, L. M. Fur- | TO SAIL. Jay: stmr Hyades, for Orient; U S stmr € Time Ball. b o R ey Set the handy Nors y - man, Mr. and Mrs._Sleeper, Lieuten: tom, | erson, for Alaska. atiend To i~ Ay ip he had to | Tieqtenant West, &, Nelde and Mr, lhg;r?;_ i [ Arrived July 22—Schr Wm Olsen, from Port | Branch Hydrographic Office, U. S. N., Mer- gf::’ Tanle schooner W . skipper of the o From Nagasaki—ire. N. A. Smith and Mise | —— Dastinstion, ) W [SSUEBier Eve: e RobsriiDolieniiiios Duly 12 ;fl?;';z Rt o By Erencleo,jichL Hopland - enson. o NYON—Sailed July 22—Stmr Ar- e op) July 23. g0, for San Francl The Time Ball on the towcr of the Ferry | Ukiah Nasi ety ;. clsco. n e Ferry | __ Ukiah - ADVERTISENENTS. Damage Was Extensive. Enreka... .- [Humboldt | 3 DRl 28] oot BAY--Salled July, glosichn Jessiall|RULCIRE NAS CCOMEM CERCUT NG et boday, Wiltits —— SemmtTeIns o The a & t July Arrived July 22—Bktn N p. m,, -Greenwich time. 4 Guernevill T o At ore g e l::“f,‘fl’,"‘? ef"‘“"f“": Aretic Humboldt . 12 mlisrt | Peato: atmr Bl s AT, o e J. C. BURNETT, < SENT FREE Tu MEN' =" 35000.” It was mostly confined to the for- | State Cal.. | Ban Dlego & Way.| & bloics 13 | clogs. . Julv Z2—Stnr Arcata, for San Fran- Lieutenant U. S. N., in charge. o ward "tween decki Ventura. . « 3 er co. 5 —_— Glen Ellen H v Sydney & Way Pts(10 am|Pler 7| PORT LUDLOW—Salled July 22—Schr A C f - N. Maru....|China & Japan 1 pm/PMSS | Olsen, for Ur argo of Grain. Sebastopol |10:40 e Thinks He Stabbed Perez. Rager. ... |ge hats 3 5 v 3 138 5 10:15 p. 3 ... Beattle & Whatcom| 5 pm|[Pler 2| GRAYS HARBOR—Arrived July 21—Stmr | The British ship Stronsa was cleared yester- 7:35 p| 6:20 p : 4 Most Remarkable Remedy That | Chiet Officer Jorgensen of the steatwmtp | o7 Fork: |Humbolde . .......| 9 am|Pler 2| San Fedro, hence July 18, day for Queenstown for orders with 13,585 | —Srazes comnect At Sonia Fosa for Mark West | FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO. Guickly Restores Lost Vigor Portland had an_ sxperience on Sunday night | Goronado... | Grass Ll Sl 2| COE TORT_ Satied” July 23—Sche Lattte Glls wheat, valued at S15.540. and 57,084 ctls | Springs and White Sulphur Springs; at Fulton | | WEEK DAXSTS:G, 640, 745, 830 soas 10 Men. with footpads at Second and Brannan streets | Phoenix.. . |Mendocino City..s;| 1 pmiPier 13 | . ASTORIA—Salled July 22—Stmr Georxe W | 19.000" fect of lumber ae” dmmcamc sel carrles | for Altruria; at Lyton Lo aas ¢ Drines: at 135, 2:45, 3:50, §: 26, 7:10, which coincides In an interesting manner with | Arcats [Coos Bay & Pt Ortal12 miPier 13 | Elder, for San Francisco; schr El Dorado, for E el e e D R T 5“?%3:&':';!-“.:“:;5;"&"?‘; G g Wi BB the story told by Frank P 00s Bay... |San Pedro & Way.| i n Francisco. 4 i z " 2 R - & Free Trial Package Sens by Mai: | who ciaims to have been vt on e | City Puenia Puser aim.ng“por’(. 13 amibier 15 naio ) (LEDROTArrived July 22—stmr Coro- | e never got high enough up the lad E:’:i?-"f"éi-‘:fiaf“"‘;&?:‘"S.";"":‘:.J‘.;‘:&"‘.‘L‘.' s ,;: % SR H 3 . ot ooty i uly 26. . from Redondo; stmr Marshfl > E R 2 THROUGH TRAIN: 10 All Who Write, :.ig'hlm.gc::;tak::‘l(i:) w’:))un:n‘:r&:d nl(mklnow.n Empire. ... | Coos Bay . 12_m|pier 13 | Grays Harbor; bktn Quickstep, Trom S odiu Iom | der of fame to make us dizzy. :?:fi{;?.sggfi'n:}." “finhl‘!.o;“\rlcgmsgflgh i o m Wl S S, Free trial packages of & most remarka. | shoulder. Jorgensen wi exican’s | Pomona. Humboldt . 1:30 p|Pler 11 | River. | Lake, Witter Springs. Upper Lake, Pomo, Pot. | Stations. 4 a- - Jo as returning to his ves- | Chehalls.... Grays Harb 25 Sailed July 22—Stmrs De | By v - > B kmx’.y-—c-n R ol c nstitute, . g ed out of a shadow and July 27 - N DIEGO—Arrived July 22—St Des- & < £ 15 p. m. week days (Saturdays excepted)— They cured so many men who had b, ordered him to throw up his hands. Jor f #0E. .£ SR 2—Stmr Des: Hot Springs, Half-way House, Comptche, Camp " : d 50 3 at- | ord gensen | Santa Rosa. |San Diego & Way.| 0 am|Pler 11 | PALCH, from San Pedro. B S piias, Mendocino City Hore BealP | Tomales and way stations. ihe instituie has decided to distribuge oot | P, secured his knife and with naked blade | Pt, Arena...|Point Arera . 2 Safled July 22— Bktn Wi Covelo, Laytonville, Cummings, Bell's Springs. |~ 0200 a, m. Sundays—Point ] s L 3 2 Pier 2 22 n Willle R Hume, for urrle; Clsen's, Dyer, Peppetwood, Scotia sud 48 Reyes and way trial packages 1o all Who write. 1o LS |in ohe hand and five sturdy fingers tightly | City Para...|N ¥ vie Panama. |13 "enloass 2 | Callao. 2 | i, 2 = 5 7 stations. R ot ndl B - It is a | curled in the other rushed the enemy. - O . ;{4 Cogmil o & HEDONDO—A 22 5 Hl A G e ¥ Legal Holiday boats and trains will resulting from youthful folly, ate e coincidence to the s . AY—Passed 2B 2 -] ¥ g g A Ry memgll})‘, ‘ger:;nfi;.ér. police, who will ask Perez to tell his story ‘x';-‘:'.‘.‘,:;;‘: s il ::‘S{:; 18| triever,” trom pm“ix.fii';cfi',“’%r” Ban Pron n [ FSS tnan .,.‘,’.',',,5“5‘.‘.’:’&’.,‘::;"‘.‘. ‘;‘.‘}“‘:&‘: to all points varicocele or emaciation of parts g o July 30. elgco. 2 Sroket gffics, M50 Maried ot Chrouiile Nellg: BAJA CALIFORNIA now cure themselves at home. b Rate Ad Valparaiso & Way.|12 m|Pler 10 cor.1p 1 SUAND PORTS. ing. The remedy has a peculiarly te Advances. Puget Sound Ports(1l am|pier 19 | HONOLULU—Arrived July 9—Stmr Sono- H. C. WHITING, R. X. RYAN, * . effect of '}“‘rm‘fh' 33‘1 o mt:actef;tl Siolisacanon b2 the Savescsth soks Sedles July 31, e !‘3{‘.5,1 :!gllyh‘?i énly l‘li—liark Kalulani, Gen. Manager, Gen. Pass Agt. iD l e Bs (ho feskced Jocmif,co Sctats- |, Heiasurases on. i 3 5 | oms & e Srten1| 2 pm{Pler 34 | Hen 25; bkin_ Coronado, hence June 20. | | || . strength and development just whey. o8 | “* ot s Aungust 1. uly 14—Stmr China, hence July 8. July 15— From 4 o o g b < e ere it o IV o L P e Stmr Peru, from China and Japan: ship Tillle TMOUNT TAMALPAILS RAILWAY 2 SEEAT RENTORATIVE. INVIGGNS- B s Dol e e T NEWS OF THE OCEAN. Numantia ‘Hi_‘mbur‘&& Tas 1| 3 bmiprer o7 E, Starbuckc. hence July 3 (ilme 10 days and San Francisco at 10 a. m. Teave | Via Sausalito Ferry T Ariive lm‘"mm N caducial sptirodiatas dnd Spaeted L misus olumbia... | Astoria & Portl = : rket can. Scea. - g g e e R R been &u| The 'British ship Colony loads wheat for g Er o o e ot i b ark Beiikain, for Poit towh SoA TG RS St L S =3 T i Mssichn ety Tt Disetes of (e M =5 the Siate Medical Institus quest | ¢ g Alameda. ...|Honolulu ... 2 pm|Pier 7 T mr Sonomwa,” for Sydney; U 8 ~ Week| Sun- Sun- | W neys and Bladd perme gt e tron bullding, Fort Wayne lt"'ln:g'g e S e i ;:d.v:t:dmnm&'re:zo ;::“.lt G. Dollar... |Grays Harbor *....| 4 pmiPler 2| Planier, for min Tracmie oy ar s GHIEAS0, BNION (FACIETS -;T::i::-:m days. | Days. | NABER. ALFS & BRONE, Asenter - 4 ., staf 3 3 . p ; bark Gerar e A o B L e . ing that you desire ome of thelr Trie trig] | Gravs Harbor, fioads umber thers for. Ael- Fem e Tobey, for Ban Francisco: achr Solle o one & NORTHWESTERN. LInG Ay sobesateg 1eaves o4 720 |12 5A. Market st.. S. F.—(Send for Circulars.) Fncksse.. ili be complied with prompt- | bourne at 57s 6d. The bark Sea King will len, for Marcus Island. July 11—Schr Alice Fullman fourteen-section Drawing-Kocm Ao arriving 1a the ety 0t 313 y. The institute is desirous of reach load rallroad ties here for Callao, 30s. Steamer. | T Cooke, for Port Townsend. July 12—8t and Private Compartment Observation ng . The Tor. Salls y mr 4., Week Dayuoaly. # that great class of men who are uge | bark Mohican and the barkentines 8. N. Castle ! -_{ American, for New York, via Kahulul and | [ Sleeping Cars. with Telephone. ~Electric- ‘ e able to leave home to be treated, ang|and Archer will return to Honolulu with gen. | Humboldt....| Skagway & Way Ports.|July 23 | 110 schr E B Jackson, for Port Townsend; || Ieading Lamps in every Berth, Compart- “TAVERX OF TAMALPA'S™ 1 ihe sree samples will enable them to ‘see | eral careo | Neme City.” | Nome [ uilvan | N5 bask Baroses: for Busekce. July 1i—Schi | | ment ana Drawing Room. = luffet. Swmok. -| Open ailche ycar round. 5P | ow easy it is to be cured of Excelslor. ... Cooks Ii 2 s, for Port Townsend. July 14— ars, wi ‘Barber and = - . ! S s & Ed Lo s - 0 GreeonTiC122 okt WY B el 81 Bk s ey op S Fundiee S 1o || B e S Tl L Pl || S O et e | 8 fres sample, carefully sealed in o fi?fi :“gmee:s .;.ta Fz{:(igr‘-.;&mo: High nn:l Ié:v Cottage City..| Skagway & Way Ports. ,u,{, 26 h:lg!l(“l\;}rx‘tlx;cl;s-ued July 8—Schr Kallua, %& m;-l‘li‘m;&ucted x::x:umen- n'very W. T HESS ckage, 0 that its reciplent : hed Bt io, San | Dolphin......| Skagway & Way Ports, o asy. ot 0o m o 3 e . Readers are requested 10 Write Witholt| NOTE--The high wes Jom wtters oce A Skagway & Way-Forts.(July 20 | "RAHULUL ATrived Juiy 18—Stmr Amerl its Ko RITCHIE T o e, Soreckels bidg. Gelay. the city front NI e e ur at vos\noke Nome & St. Michael....|July 31 | can, from Honolulu, erl- || 817 MARKET ST. Gen. Agent Pacific Coast Telephone Main 983. = about | Valencia. Nome 2 Ty 31 s Palace Hotel San Francisco. Residence, 821 California st below Powell. HILO—Sailed July 8—Bark Santlago, for Residence Telephone, James 1501