The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 10, 1902, Page 4

ADMIRAL CASEY LEAVES TscoeT COHB?]LEWW;E;EE? IS — REGENTS HOLD AND HOISTS FLAG ON THE NEW YORK 0 TH UASE; Sun ay Ca aREF SEesON Engage Dr. Albert Shaw to Talk on Morals b of . Trade. -Ou t”@xf i;unday! The Department of Dairying Requires Additional Commander in Chief of Squadron in.the Pacific Takes Up House- keeping on Sampson’s Old Flagship, of Which He Was Once|Enowlton Trial Causes the Captain, and Is Received With Full Honors Due His Rank| the Superstitious 4 SEE e to Wonder. Augziliary Jurors Will Be ‘Drawn to Avoid Fur- ther Delays. THE CHRISTMAS CALL NEXT SUNDAY. will be not only Support. a literary masterpiece, clever, snappy and bright, but a veritable triumph- of modern up-to-date magazine art. IT IS° THE MOST STRIKINGLY ILLUSTRATED YULETIDE NUMBER EVER CON- : CEIVED. Every page contains a special feature, and every feature is a brand new departure from the old worn out traditional ideas. It is just the sort of art work that makes you want to buy two capies £0 that you can save eacl individual page. In short the S CALL IS ABSOLUTELY UNIQUE FERPM COVER TO COVER OF THE WHOLE 32 SPECIAL PAGES. Firstthereis Regents of the University of California met yesterday afternoon at Mark Hopkins Institute of Art. The' session was at- | tended by C. W. Slack, A. W. Foster, Thomas J. Kirk, J. B. Reinstein, Charles S. Wheeler, Phoebe Ax. Hedrst, Julius Taussig, James A. Waymire and Dr. Ben- | jamin Ide Wheeler. Judge Slack pres- | sided. . ; 2 “The Gospel of Judas Iscariol,” g o R [ 3 H [ 3 [ 3 [ $ [ 3 [ ] [ 3 ‘ Delays through death and sickness ha\'s; been. so frequent in the trial of Joseph Knowlton for alleged embezzlement that | every one connected with the case fears | some further calamity will befall them- | selyes of family ere the trial is finished. | er since James E. Doolittle, proprietor | of the St. Nicholas Hotel, had his brother- | in-law, Joseph Knowlton, arrested on a charge of embezzlement ill luck has fol- lowed. The-case has been in the courts for the last year and a half and the “hoo- | | doo” has been ever present. In order to prove that a “hoodoo’ hovers over the case, Bailif Lempke sets forth the fol- lowing record: The first delay in the Knowlton case occur- red in the Police Court when a continuance was granted because Mr. Coliing'lost his in- fant daughter. A few weeks Iater'it was postponed again because of the”death of Mr. Collins' wife. The third _interruption was caused by the death of the wife of Meyer Jacobs, who is prosecuting Knowiton. 3 r Weeks ago the case came up before Judge Graham. A jury was u?hp.neled and the | case ‘was on trial. “Suddenly the entire court- | Toom was startled by Juror E. P. Sjovall fall- ing forward in a faint. He had presented a death-like appearance and it was thought he dead. An adjournment was taken for ten On November 15 Juror Darling became sick and another adjournment was taken for i ; § i [ two weeks. As neither Sjovall and Darling § E § E g § | Prytanean Society to the University Hos- pital fund was accepted. On the recom- | mendation of President Wheeier, Dr. Al- bert Shaw was appointed Barbara Wein- stock lecturer for 1903 on “The Morals of | Trade.” The president remarked: Dr. Shaw will be the first fecturer on this | foundation, created by, H. Weinatock of Sacra- mento in memery of Barbara Weinstock, and to further the formation of -proper Meals of business morality. - Dr. Shaw, as editor of the ‘American Monthly Review of Beviews, and as { author of a number of warks on'municipal gov- ernment in this country and abroad, enjoys a reputation as one of the leading publicists of America. DR. SHAW’S BIOGRAPHY. He was born in(Ohi) in 185%; graduated from Towa College in 1879; while pursuing uate | work_he aided in the publication of the Grin- nell Herald: in 1874 he recefved the degree of Fh.D. from Johns Hopkins University in recog- nition of his studies in history and_political | science. From 1883-88 and again in 1889-90 he was editorial writer on the Minneapolis Tribune. During 1388-89 he studied in Burope. In 1891 he established the American Monthly Review of Reviews, of Which he has since been editor. He is a membér of many learned so- cieties. Among his published writings are: “Iearta: a Chapter in the History of Commu: {sm,” 1884; ‘Local Government in Illinois. 1883; ‘“Co-operation in the Northwest,” 1388: “Municipal Government in _Continental Eu- | rope,”* 1895. He edited the National Revenues, 1588. He has written also extensively on po- Iitical sclence, economics and civie life. GENERAL VOTE OF THANKS. The Regents gave a vote of thanks to the Draper committee of the National Academy of Sciences for its grant of $350 from the Draper fund for the purchase of a micrometer microscope to be used in | measuring photographs taken with the | Crossley reflector at the Lick Observa- The literary and-religious sensation of two continents, the first in- “stallment of which will be published in a special color supplement of eight pages. It is superbly illustrated with halftone and color reproductions of art masterpieces of the life and scenes of Christ and the Romans by th> most famous painters in the world. None of them have ever been published in the West. 5 The colored frontispiece is a full page picture of Christ and Judas, the most bitterly despised man in either biblical or profane history, painted by B. Plockhorst. On each side of this in the: deco- rative border by Thompson ase two replica busts of the Savio by old world masters. On the second page is a picture of licontiotis Pollio, the rich- est man in Rome, charioteering on the Appian Way, from the paint- ing by Sichel. Next there is a painting of Julia, the beautiful Greek slave,'by the same artist.. Page,four contains Wagnet’s fa- mous masterpiece “The Chariot Race”; page five, “Ruth and the Swine,” by Rivieré, and page six, a painting of “Ruth,” the belle of Judea, also by Sichel. Rome’s conquering hosts is the subject of a painting by Riviere on page seven. while page eight has a magnificent full page pic- ture of Tiberius at the Arena by Wagner. Special Fiction Section by SanFrancisco + + Divines, This is the most daringly original feature ever attempted. Every page is splendidly illustrated. /i “The Redemption of the Masked Marauder,” by Father John A. Lally, All Saints Church, Haywards, is strikingly illustrated by Thompson, who has also made an imposing colored picture for Were able to continue in the case,-two more jurors were sworn in and the trial began again. The case ran on for another week when Juror D. T. Sullivan suffered an attack of paralysis. 'The case was adjourned until to-day when a new jury will be selected. Six additional jurors will be drawn as an auxil- iary, to be used in the event any of the twelve selected to try the case become indisposed. : The supérstitious have gone outside the re- cord and rung in the janitor of the court- mol;l.be’fh. latter lost his mother since the a n, ——% | _1 supposé the robbery of the St. Nicholas Hotel on Wednesday last will be charged to the canned goods, 639 pkgs paste, 8194 Ibs sago, | “hood.”” Doolittle has lost father and child 9655 1bs spices, 1013 Ibs bran, 20 bales hay, | since the trial began and Knowlton suffered 13,227 Ibs tallow, 414 Ibs codfish, 676 1bs 5 c8 | the loss of his sistef and child through death. cendy, €120 lbs butter, 5310 lbs, 58 cs bi 4637 Ibs beans, 980 1bs peas, 2475 Ibs millstufts, | Attorney Collins became facetious the 3189 Ibs nuts, 1256 Ibs lard, 199 cs 2 kits sal- | other day and suggested that an auxiliary n‘xom ]2;) pkg; drugs, fi.Bfigfllbl mlllt. ll.lr? lg; Judge be selected, but Judge Graham rice, cs champagne, 5 4 : \ 2 o i e e A Coogine; 821 couid see no joke in the remark. ' There ks, 124 pkes machinery, 64 boller tubes, 47 | s a deal of apprehinsion among all con- pkgs electrical appliances, 75 bdis 317 pes | cerned in this now famous trial and iron, 22 bdls 39 pes steel, 91 pkgs paint, 62 cs i oils, 41,500 1bs soda, 38,526 1bs rosin, 1be | STSTRETS WL Bathe Ruslin vhen 1 e 454 copper, 38 ¢oils rope, 68 pkgs nails, 225 fiks EAR ADMIRAL SILAS CASEY | yesterday afterfioon transferred his flag from the United States battleship Wisconsin to the cruis- er New York, of which he was once cemmander and which he will make his headquarters until the expiration of bis service .as commander in chief of the Pacific squadron. | The admiral was accorded all the honors —_— / VERTISEMENTS quicksilver, 2160 1bs ‘soda- ash, 29,146 ft lw The superstititous will keep close tab “Nyanza,” a Christmas tale of the Thirtieth Century, by Rabbi | tory. e - ber, 37 cs blasting tuse, 122,880 1bs cement, 54 | on the case to see it anything else hap- Jacob Voorsanger, Temple Emanu-El. /Methfessel has made a mas- g |, The resignation of Dr. Willlam E. Hop- | kins, professor in the medical school, was terpiece in ¢olor for “The Carols of San Francisco de Asis,” by Rev. ‘Wm. Rader, Third Congregational Church. Russom has made two full page panel pictures for “La Chiquita Jesus Woman.” “The Choir Boy’s Last Solo,” by Pather Parrish, Church of the Advent, is illus- | | accepted. | The Board of Regents adopted the fol- lowing recommendations submitted by the president: Shipping Intelligence. ARRIVED. BREMEN—Arrived Dee 9—Stmr Kaiser Wil- | Tuesday, December 9. | helm der Grosse, from New York, via Ply- Stmr Nebraskan, Delano, 8 days from Hono- | mouth and Cherbourg. i i | { ‘ That Dr. John Bruce MacCallum be ap- INTMENTS. : luly. A LIVERPOOL—Safled Dec 9—Stmr Ivernia, 1 trated by celored photographs of the acolytes and the full choir from NEW APPO. & W - o cate Pean s, Olsn, B IOy S O V1 [T RN e | @ his 6wn church. Colonel George 'Frencl, commander of the Salva- & | That Dr Jobn Brucs MacCallum be o s T v g Stmr Coronado, Peterson, §7 hours from .Sun, Moon and Tide. { tion Army, has photographically illustrated his story, “The Red at the rate of one thousand doliars per anmum, [Pe— s g R IO AR Strmr ‘Albion River, Bash, 16 hours from Al- Devil of the Slums,” with Salvation Army lassies and other sub- @ | {ne aceres sf A\ 3. frem the Caiversity of To- +RIVED YESTERDAY AND DE- bion, via Point Arena 13 hours. United States Coast and Geodetic Survey— £ al life; while “S: b isco’ » ronto in 1896 and of M. D. from Johns Hopkins - Times and hts of High and Low Jjects from re: e; while “San Francisco’s Bump of Benevolence,’ | ro 3 1 | PARTED IMMEDIATELY. Stmr Signal, Bendegaard, 88 hours from Coos mes Y | | University in 1900. Since then he has been as- : B-s_v, bound south; put in for fuel, ;;';:‘:Cffx:‘n:?" l}:;gfi:hesflg:"gfm‘:l 5&'} H by the Right Reverend William Ford Nichols, D.D., Bishop of Cali- sistant in anatomy at Johns Hopkins. g — e — | A— ] e . I e e thority of the Superintendent, i fornia, is presented in a manner truly unique and amaszinge L e Stiahe o PUTMCEEY. whth ey U8 Asttmatics | | of his rank as he sald good-by to the | PRI ol miinen 174 days from the Celty_ front : (Mission-street. WharD) ahont Then there is a full page of beautiful society girls in ‘“Mother" @ | the rate of three hundred doilars per anoum. who long for a cure or even relief Wisconsin and the echoes of the battle- | Hamburg, via Port Los Angeles 10 days. twenty-five ';"flg:"“";" Rhan o b‘:“:{l‘ *;‘7‘“ Song” living picture poses. Watch that page. It is a gem. Next That during the coming half year Dr. L. T. lack faith to try, & Seis ship's thirteen—gun farewell salute had | Fr bark Marguerite Dollfus, Fautrel, 142 | the height of ti gifiasine ¢ e, afull page photograph entitled “Santa Claus Discovered,” which Hengstler receive _additional salary to the impossible. HIMROD’S hardly died away when the New York’s {-4days from Cardiff. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, | y amount of one hundred and seventy-five dol- ~ battery commenced barking out a greet- | Iiss bkin Bering, Bitte, 31 days from Petro- will appeal strangely to every heart old and young. “The Christ- larx. - (Dr. Hengatler will \)rfler 2R, additiona) » = pauloveki. - e n_inf tional law.. . ivg to the new two-starred flag that LA D mas Star” is something new—a photographic poster page. “How OThat Mr. Wioyd Baldwin receive ddditichal marked the New York once more a flag- h remuneration to the amount of two hundred ship. (Mr. Baldwin wiil offer an course of three hours on personal property.) ‘That one thousand dollars be appropriated for textbooks for the department of jurispru- dence. That Dr. Solomon Litman be appointed in- structor in commercial practice, to give ' from | one to three courses in the collegeé of com a Christmas Burlesque Is Built” gives you a page of yuletide the- atrical pictures quite out of the ordinary. This is in strong com- trast to a page of “National Types of Madonnas.” And among a host of other things are the ‘“Colonel ., Kate Papers.” Colonel Kate is a mystery that will surprise you. The first Tuesday, December 9. Stmr Redondo, Krog, Portland, Tillamook, On the Wisconsin and New York the ; E T Kruse. g The late Sir Dr. Morrell McKen- crews stood at quarters, the marine guard :na Laurans, David, Melbourne; | & zie s foremost i was paraded and the bands played their |7 J Moore & Co. _ m’d%o]rs ‘sm liveliest airs. spi:‘:rc:lrm [Heleney ' Christensen, Honolulu; - J D constantly in his private practice Captain Reiter, who has commanded | Schr. Aloha, Fry, Honolulu; Williams, Di- Time| e l o Lwl mEw Time| |Time| e | Ft. L W H W If you are il S the Wisconsin ever since she went into | mond & Co. article is “The Beautiful Woman Who Thinks She Knows It AIL” v acomding Sec Wbel. anl 40 MOcAIN: e ple. o mm:sslon. left the battleship on Mon- SAI_‘T:EDd 5 g = W Wi | Baions Sne Stivi el Suw Gac St oS nerous free sample. Gay afternoon, having been detached and uesday, December 9. 3 i . uring the next half year. ppoiat you Ordcred ot s oahcors ‘pela mim-a| Simr Del Nore, Grecn: Sun Pedge sl 325817 @ Comic «» Puzzles w» Cul-Oul Games wEtc, 8 7 Fricer Fomis oxan e g HIMROD'S ASTHMA CURE is tribute similar to that sceoraed Admiral | ,.Stmr Redondo, Krog, Eurcka, Portland and |16 et 71 8 i . | 1eave of absence with full pay from January Rodgers when he left the New York. They | - fome o W Elder, Randall, Astorla. L e o The b T I Carl “WHEN CuUPI OLDS THE | e i o hbie. Bl alh wlites- many eminent physicians and sold rowed him ashore, thereby paying him’| Stmr San Pedro, Jahnsen, Eureka. T Tuts MAd the ‘puccesslys tides :of (i be Cainty Cartoon, H CUPID H H five dollars be provided as remuneration fof a s oA Stmr Givey, p 3 ” 4 g eiper in the Mining Laboratory for five mon: throaghout the world for over & B | 4eC T S SoreTior. This owor was at one | B ghi, Onesroe, Barchuit, Pueee souna. | fakd tine"ihnsh Siven e ot of tne REINS,” Free With the Christmas CALL. e enty e Sultai por ey T onns guarter of a century. A truly re- fime Z Bark Mohican, Kelly, Honolulu. day, except when there are but three tides, as With s a £ hesi - ? - 3 quite common in the navy, but of | Bktn Chas F Crocker, D Balinan Cris Y, s Baights Eivi 3 ith some degree o esitancy. Dr. markable testimonial in itself. recent years Admirals Sampson and Rodg-| Bkin T P Emigh, Ipsen, Tacoma, . | saewion 10 e undings of the Gnitea Btates .:88::8..83:‘ ogo.aa’..m.... Whecler admitted that the department of HIMROD M'F'G CO,, ers and Captain Reiter are the only of- Bktn Retriever, Sloane, Port Hadlock. Coast Survey Charts, except when a minus (—] | dairying was embarrassed for lack of 14-18 Yesey 8., R e ficers to whom such tribute has been| Bkin Arago, Semsen, Columbla River. sign precedes the height, and then the number o ; money. It appears that the cash derived or sale by all druggists. f paid. RETURNED. glven is subtracted trm;n !‘he dep!F lsh\:e;e\.’i | from the sale of butter and cheese goes As shore folk show their regard for a Tuesday, Decentber 9. _ | S8 SIS, (00 Pans Of referenee ™ | into the treasury to support the gemeral principle of higher education. but thers i no way by which it can be brought out of the treasury for the specific sup- | port of the seven cows which comprise ths university herd. After reflecting on the perplexing problem Judge Waymire sug- 23 = popular idol by taking the place of his| . Stnr Gipsy, Leland, hence to-day for Santa o VIM, VIGOR, VITALITY for MEN horses and dragging his carriage through | CTi% ©F account of strong SE winds. Time Ball. = SPOKEN. = " “ e streets, so do the commissioned of- Branch Hydrographic Office, U. S. N., Mer- MORMON 'BISHOP'S PILLS | & ) Per Br ship Oweenee—July 19, lat 7 N, I i ; B have b;en '}In 'i“a over fifty gcers u{ tkl\!e na\-r)[v e:oouf this Tethod of | 1535 W, Br ship Galena, from Antwerp, l‘;’; ucl.v)h:cz:he;m;cn;nge, San Francisco, Cal years by ¢ leaders of th emonstrating affectio: 2 llow of- | S > 1902 y % Mormon” Church aaa” thelr | ficer. 3 il SR e N i The Time Ball was not dropped to-day; followers. Positively ecire the . lon 32 W, Br ship Hva han t of order. pon B8 1 “anF R Montgomery, from London, forHonolulu. ke, O TS ol punNmTT, | gested that the Regents hold an executive Makes Short Stay. Boek ‘trom Antwiets cor Bis A el Lieutenant, U, 8. N., in charge. se::lsllon.‘ . T{ml secret session took place The British ship Oweenee arrived here yes- TELEGRAPHIC, / #nd incidentally California’s clalm against terday, 174 days from Hamburg and ten days| POINT LOBOS, Dec 9, 10 p m—Weather Movements of Steamers. the. general Government Tor $4,000,000 on Power, Night Insor from Port Los Angeles. She came into port | cloudy; wind SE, veiocity 28 miles per hour. o _RmvE Indian war”account was considered. wis, Pains in Back Evil Desires, Tame Back | early in the morning and before noon was on DOMESTIC PORTS. . 9 A 2 —_— Neivous Debility, Headache, Drfiness to Mar- | her way out through the Golden Gate again, | ASTORIA—Arrived Dec 9—Stmr Lakme,| Steamer. | From. WOULD INTRODUCE GQOLIE vous Twitching ot | Pound for Port Towneend. She is loaded with | hence Dec 6. - o e cement, WWhen she left Hambure she was undec | S4/led Dec 0—Stmr Columbla, for San Fran- o miv i ‘every func- orders it at rt Al les. The v 't mpodelvundenl. :‘3-:: s at hand | she !mx:d in‘;::a ‘w‘ pn:xnrl To s':f Fransisn, SEATTLE—Arrived Dec 8—Stmr Dirigo, E | Coos Bay Restore smaii, undeveloped organs. Stimulate | Before she reached here the destination of her | from Skagway. Dec 9—Stmr Bertha, from | Mackinaw...| Tacoma the brain and perve centers; & box; 6 for | cargo was again changed and instructions or- | Valdez. . Humboldf 0 by mail. A Wwritten guarantee to cure or | dering her to Port Townsend were sent out by Sailed Dec 9—Stmr Cottage City, for Skay . ys Harbor . y refunded with 6 boxes. free. | the pllots. These orders were not delivered and | Way. Sequoia Willapa Harbor BISHOP REMEDY CO., 40 Ellls st. | when the Oweenee reached her anchorage in the | PORT GAMBLE—Arrived Dec 9—Schr Maria | Californlan.. | New York Cal. GRANT DRUG CO., 8§ | harbor she had to up with her mud hook and | E_Smith, from San Pedro. J.S. Kimball | Seattle & off to eea again. The Oweenee encountered | PORT TOWNSEND—Passed inward Dec 9 Seattle .. heavy weather coming around the Horn. —Stmr Shawmut, from Hongkong; stmr Ber- Seattle . —_—— tha, fml;l %:lfletélgrh&nfi}f. slendlnclzooi i Arrive c chr Mildred, from San eatt ympia visir DR, JORDAN'S arratr Fishing Tug Launched. Pedro. Coquille River . E v The sea going fishing tug Petet Costa was| *[’85*;1 "; D:‘CTE—Bklg Benicia, from La- oo San Pedro 1 hed yesterday at Stone’ [ RO T lumbia.. .. MUSEUM OF A ATOMY o e e pyard, Har | "SAN PEDRO—Salled Dec 9—Stmr Fulton, | Grescent City | Crescent City. i 1051 MARTET 7. bot. G678, £.7.Cal, % s o r San Franclsco; stmr Newsboy, for San | Santa Rosa.. San Diego & Way Pts.|Dec. i 4 e ;”‘:_‘:'u‘;{_n":"g{b‘r""‘f;‘_mfi:: Shris | Francisco; schr F W Howe, for Port Town- Mendacino & - P send. = & thg, pariners In e A of Peler Costa & | *H4coma_prrived Dec 0—Stme Malvitle buiit by Stone and her ‘engi: wil - | Dollar, from Seattle. Flalled by the Christle Machine Works. Ehe js| Selled Dec 9—Bkin James Tutt, for Sydmey. 87 feet long, 17 feet in beam and 9 feet depth EKA—Arrived Dec 9—Stmr Ruth, hence of hold. Her engines will be 110 horsepower | D¢C 7; stmr Corona, hence Dec . and si will have a speed of 10% knots. She | Sailed Dec 9—Schr Magie C Russ, for San is very stoutly built and as trim as anythi 3 of her class in the port. She will be command; | FORT BRAGG—Salled Dec.9—Stmr Brook- ed by Captain Morgan, the present skipper of | Iyn, for San Pedro. the Col :, TATOOSH—Passed in Dec 9—Stmr City of DAN & CG.. 1051 Market St..8. F. o Sompna Pucbla, hence Dee 7, for Victorta. Py Passed In Deo 6—Schr Expansion, from San Loses Man Overboard. Pedro, for “Tacoma A f The F PORT GAMBLESalled Dec 9—Ship Paul J P Those suffering from weak- e e R & itus, whish | - tor oyt PFiey 9 =i = b < %5 | Coon Bay & Pt. Orford|Dec. LABOR IN PHILIPPINES | Brewster Cnnem‘k—phin- His Mis- sion to Labor Representatives and City Officials. A number of repregentatives of labor organizations and several city officials gathered at a Secret meeting In the May- | or's office last night to meet Brewstet Cameron, a merchant of Manila and com- | mercial delegate to the K United States | Congress, who arrived ‘on the Dorie last | Week. . Cameron represents the Allied Chambers of Cammerce of the Phillppine Islands. and presented evidence ofthe éln mediate necessity for Philippine 1€gi | lation on labor, currency, tariff, land laws and railroads. He addressed his hearers on the need of skilled labor that ¢an live | In the troples, and sald that sgeh labor |is a cholce between the Japanese and | the Chinese. The Japanese would remai: and’ forever compete with the Filipinos, and the Chinese would agree to return to China, which should operate in favor of selecting,Chinese for the work, Brews. ter said. . “There is an unwritten statute exelud- ing Chinese from engaging in Philippine | i | ay Puget Sound Ports. San Diego & Way Humboldt .. Point Arena Portland & Astoria um Portland & San Pedro & Way Pts.|Dec. New York via Panama|Dec. Seattle & Whatcom Puget Bound Port: China & Japan . BEnnhzEEERaEERERR rived L a . . nesses which sap the pleasures | 877iv*] vesterday, 142 days trom Cardit, re- | UST0rCEM “Gailed- Dee 9—Schr Alcalde, for of life should take Juven Pills. | longitude 52.50 west, Maurice Joseph, a sailor, | Monterey. story of | born in France and 20 years of age, was wash- | REDONDO—Arrived Dec 9—Stmr South Bay, okl hence Dec §: stmr Brunswick, from Usal. Destination. SANTA CRUZ—Arrived Dec '9—Stmr Coos 757 _Ome bottle will tell marvelous results.. This medicine has more | €d overboard from the jibboom and drowned. rejuvenating. vitalizing force than has ever 4 2 > Bay, from San Pedro, and satled for San Fran- D ber 10. | agriculture,” sald Cameron, “and there- been off¢ . Sent by mail lais ki ecembe onlyon receipt et this adr. sod et - | . WNine Wers Drowned. R Ao D i ik Goon Bay.Ft. OFLd[10 amipler 1 fore, the Chinese skilled labor, which it is Made by its originators C. L Hood Co., pro- he barkentine Bering, which arrived yes- , | Eul 2 lumboldt o amPier desired to mpot, will never ‘enter intc prietors Hood's Sarssparilia. Lowell, Mass. | terday from Petropauloyski, reports that just | F,Fan Francisco; stmr Prentiss, for Port Loa - | Bureka-Coos Pier RIS S, ‘competition with the farmers and pro- Drior to her sailing the wteatn launch beonging | AnEcles and Redondo: schr Fred J Wood, for Decemher 1 Vancouver, Gi b @ of the United States.” to a Russian army transport was run down i rays Harbor hucers the harbor and nine of her passengers drowned. | . EASTERN PORTS. . Los Angeles Some of the labor representatives wete The Bering brings 10,436 cases of salmon and | NEW YORK-—Arrived Dec §—Stmr Seguran- | X Fob Humboigt ¢ ol not favorably impressed with the argu- Rl < A R ML ADRELBHIA—Cleared Dec 8—8hinsDl- Pt, Arena & Alblon| 6 pm ments adduced by Cameron, as they Overdue Bark Ashore. rigo, for New York. K3 Sefli Disgn 8 Way: L0 aX feared that the introduction of Chinese FOREIGN. PORTS. e B BT DR R L HONGKONGZIArrlvedl Nov 22—Br stmr ....| Coos Bay . Teenkai, from 'verpool. EINGAPORE—Arrived Nov 24—Br San Pedro & tWay.| B am)Pler 11 | 1abor would eventually if not immediately enter fhto competition with the mechan- fcs of this country.. Others were inclined The British bark Nellie Troop, which was on the overdue list and reinsured at 10 per cent, is reported at Bavannah, ashore insjde the bar. Reinsurance on the Paul Ric was ad- stmr +u+ | Puget Sound Ports.[11 am(Pler 19 | the ight nos S5 Moyune, from_Liverpool. iy 2% to the opinien that experiment mig e A e ol i Sulled Dec 7—Br stmr Willowdene, for Ma- | Phoenix. .. | Mongoeiae ity Pler 13 be tried temporarily with proper safe- nila. weboy . . ¥ INTNOR—Passed Deoc 6—Br bark Inai- | 3 Bo. | eyt Rarker NEWS guards. > o 0'_""'!_1 N e m?&é ol;xninul;mg:fi:‘;n l;:r 1‘5'1%-1: co‘l:nmh E %.'i“.‘i:’. ¥ 4 © a Matters of Interest to Mariners and | peiing, for San Francisco. Dec o5t stmmr | o | “Decenber 1a | |5 : CUPI> HOLDS THE REINS, SO R S .. Shipping Merchants. Coptic, for- San Francisco. Ménddlay..| - S s A dfspe SUVA—Bailed Nov 20—Br stmr Foreric, for | Corona. bold 3 A fleld, Or., says that the schoomer Alllance, Francisco, re- of . " She for San et Dt Sretbeity ‘which ty-tour hours. she had The British bark Budora and the Russian | Vancouver. Rosa.. San Diego ‘ay. ship 67184 are shartered Mor . Tumber 1 b+ aaratdyd OF RESPONSIBLE HOUSES. |5z, S5yid are chartered “for T | rrodet, Tor Homban . Mmoo | Aeiiie & Taporms.. ® e = : (:1alogues and Price Lists Malis1 OCEAN STEAMERS. o R Roed wa ; - tuel. 7 eadway. Xs ‘most iny way. 2 | 02" Mar coal.in the struggle she ta as dunnage, valued at | gow: and proceeded. e Japan The river steamer Apache coliided with the. Grain for A —, b ‘Honolulu-Kahului A \ on Applieation. R e :;mnfm", vas clea. | Avrean: drom Fhiladeiphia; via St Johus N By %fifzfl‘f' * ALL NEws AGEN]‘S “ ANDLE THE for a. fresh supply and .to swalt COKE AND ed for Melbourne, Australia, yesterday with | aioviLim -Arrired o le 4 Ports. . CAtL. better . . g ey 36,640 ctls bariey, valued at $58,925 and 11,230 | trom &t Jopm, N 5. sod Halltes.. ,';,“‘"“ aber 16 g = b 5 ‘ g ————— : - WILSON & 0. otlsbont Tl | s TG *olt & Mmnade viikd S | 20 s Mo, fim New Sork o Gl St de o Place Your Order for This “LITERARY GEM” at Once. B e Samburs & Y % DON—Arrived Dec $—Stmr Minnehaha, FRESH AND SALT MEATS s e P ey 5 e 8 ¢ : ¥ 4 civer” steumer Modoe on Monday syenin in Bhi) Butchers, 104 erchandise for Mexico. BROWHEAD--Passed Dec 9, 12:25 p m— 7 e - o JAS BOYES & 0D SlIP S0t | e steamer Corscas, which selicd oo Banday | Sty Syivanis, from, Bostos, for Tivirbesles | weepiien:. e O ) s e [ B . Postade 1 i dumage: e colfision coused much sxclioment Tl R TR o | Oosymay garried an assorted merchandise | priisdeiphia, S e 5o s e rice 5 _"_;w aboard both vessels, but nobody sustained any, cargo consigned to various Mexican ports, val- FRO TTLE. -~ s ‘ 7 njury. LUBRICATING OILS. LEONARD & ELLIS. | ueq as §65,127, and Mcluding the following: 85 04 ATived Des bl mg: - 3 Additiona!, B 1 418 Proot st 6. ¥. Phone s, be et Py v g Gy ] i el ; —_— 2 s — ASHINGTON, Dec. 9.—Embassador Mey: PRINTING, 1196 b bam and ux’iflmmwm"' ;| TNEW YORK—Arrived Dec 89—Stmr Loree, | Gty o i i Feports to the Sfate t Roma » pore. | |2 Sttt R o o o nlan el : £, ok ‘ T B AT RS CEDEEES, s sl o o & | B G Srat o, N s Swib 26 | oila, ats: Kufel Brjag ) fifen ; J | 9000000000000000000200 ; 8 Mt of Guts sa an imports frem the & { v 3 H