The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 25, 1903, Page 10

10 THE fAN FRAN £CO CALL. WEDMNESDAY MARCH 25, 1903 VENTURA BATTLES FOR FIVE DAYS WITH HEAVY SOUTH SEA HURRICANE Terrific Storm on Outward Voyage, but a Sound Hull and Flawless Machinery Bring Liner Out Victor in Fight During Which the Wind Blows With Velocity of 100 Miles an Hour AR IV w eet LUMBER DEALERS FAGE SHORTAG Outside Demands Ex- haust Local Supply of Redwood. + ' |Mill Owners Are Reported i to Have Contracted in Advance. | S Builders and lumber supply houses in this city are in a state of perplexity be- | | cause of the growing shortage of redwood | |lumber suitable for builders’ use. Or-| | @ers cannot be filled by the mills. Where | there have been, in past years, great local | | stecks of redwood lumber there is now | | very little in evidence. In some recent or-| | ders the lumber supply houses have been { compelled to buy sizes larger than were {required and cut them down, losing all /the surplus as waste lumber. This is of particular inter now. East- ern capital has been largely invested in | | | California redwood during the last two | years and the redwood forests have com- | paratively few resident owners in this | | State. The transportation lines are reach- ing out for return freights to fill up the cars that come out to the coast loaded with cotton or other commodity and the | great lumber regions of California have solved the question as to where the freights are to come from. | Some interesting facts concerning the actual condition of the market are sup- | plied by the local publication known as Wood and Iron, which makes a specialty of statistical information about California | and other Pacific Coast grown lumber. | | The prediction is made that there will be au increased cut of 50,000,000 feet this sea- son in Humboldt and Mendocino counties. 1 | Mill owners have practically no lumber for | |sale now, it all having been contracted for. | | Recently the price of redwood was ad- ed $2 per thousand feet to meet in- creased freight rates. The shortage of lumber at this point has | | Leen steadily increasing for some time. | Taking all the shipments, demestic and foreign, of redwood lumber from San | | Francisco in 1902 the cause oflthe short- | lage will be made to appear even more | strongly. The total redwood lumber ship- | in 1%2 amounted to 262,000,000 feet, | s ainst 244,000,000 feet in 1901, a total of | 209,000,000 feet in 1900, of 217,000,000 feet in | 1889 and 155,000,000 feet in 1898. Thus the | redwood shipments for the year 1902 | exceeded those of 1901 by 15,000,000 feet. | The effect is felt locally. i | Kahului; Jap stmr Riojun Maru, for Hong- | kong. | _Arrived Mar 24—Stmr City of Seattle, from | Skagway. REDONDO—Arrived Mar 24—Stmr Coranado, hence Mar 2 Sailed Mar SOUTH BE! {111, for San F | C©OOS BAY for_Portland PORT TOWNSEND—Passed in Mar 24—Stmr | Shawmut, from Hohgkong, etc, for Seattle. | Sailed Mar 24—Br ship Andromeda, for Cape Town. | Arrived Mar 24—Schr Wm Olsen, from Port Gamble for San Ped Passed out Mar 2 for Kahului | MARSHFIELD—Arrived Mar 24—Schr Jo- | | seph Russ, from San Pedro; stmr Signal, hnce Mar 22 ASTORIA—Arrived Mar 24—Stmr hence Mar 19. Sailed Mar 24—Br bark Castor, stor Lakme, from Eureka, | —Stmr Centralia, for San Pedro. D—Sailed Mar 24—Schr Church- nelsco. Sailed Mar -Stmr Alliance, | | rig Galilee, from Seattle Aurelia, for Mel- R e e e . . 3 . + “THE SHEEPFOLD” (By Van Sluys) . . ’ . . . . . 3 3 ‘ . . ‘Theodore Van Sluys Native of Antwerp. He studied under the distingu:slfed painters, Eugene Verboeckhoven and E. R. Maes. Mr. Van Sluys is a painter of rustic life. His early training was thor- ough, and his handling of color is decisive and powerful, while extremely careful and accurate in detail. He is a fine draftsman, but never descends to over elabq- ration. His command of textures in the delineation of ani- mals is supreme, as is clearly evidenced in his fine s.tudy. “The Sheepfold.” It has been his good fortune to enjoy a high degree of deserved popularity. His pictures are in z:cn.t demand both in Europe and America. “The Sheepfold” is one of his best and latest canvases. A great mind once said that all things are beautiful if we but bring to them the eye to see. The genius, gifted with sight more keen, depicts beauties we, less sensitive to na- ture’s pictures, pass by unobserved. Such a gift has Van Sluys, ' the painter of the original of the next Call reproduction. From so poor a place as a sheepfold he finds a subject super_b in coloring and form. The texture of the sheep’s coats is handled with surprising fidelity, comparing not unfavorably with Rosa Bonheur’s unsurpassed work. The coloring throughout is natural and pleasing. The reproduction is by color photography and would with difficulty be distinguished from the original oil painting. The special art paper adds to this effect. . B e * + . ‘ b * + ! * . . + * + + * * i * . 3 . . . . + . ‘ + . . . . * . 3 . . . . . ‘. ’ . i . . . 3 . . . . ’ . teeersee D e .o A EPBES I " ida e R e e = % | bourne. TATOOSH—Passed out Mar 24—Ital stmr s LINER, WHICH ARRIVED IN PORT FROM THE ANTIPODES YESTERDAY T T e Bl B o b L LM XPERIENCED FIVE DAYS OF HURRICANE WEATHER ON THE OUTWARD VOYAGE, BUT from Tacoma for San Francisco. UGH WITHOUT SUFFERING ANY, DAMAGE ssed in Mar 24—Nor stmr Titania, hence 1 1 for Nanaimo. i [ Arrived Mar 24—Stmr Pomona, e — - % | hence Mar 23; len A, trom Honolulu, Arrived Mar 24—Schr Mary Dodge, from San o C syafter a game of quoits when the end ; Austrailan port (Sydney, Melbourne or Bris- dre - | came. He died v sudden] His body | "“’{"' at 1957 option of two ports, including | S -‘\};\'JK;A EYAHBAl_HAk Arrived Mar 24—Stmr { et : , ey ” Svdney, 20s.’ The barkentine Omega is char- | South Bay, from Eureka. as e ed anc e se s , : ! Fvas embalmed and will be sent to 8ydney | ered for lumber from Willapa Harbor to Syd. | PORTLAND-—Arrived Mar 24—Stmr Aure- for burial | ney at 30s | 11a, from_San Francisco. J. C. Wilson and W. A Barton of this | -— | Sailed Mar 24—Schr Virginia, for San Fran- city up from Honclulu on the Ven- | A Cargo for Mexico. 1 REA-— Avrived May M8l Siin b passengers included: | - The bark ¢ yesterday for Sa- Yokohama; schr Glendale, hence Mar 7. . Willlam Arnott Jr, 034 raliroad t Sailed Mar 24—Stmr Plelades, for Orient via w Arn s . % | Seattl g ¥ E. G F sting powder and | Seattle. 5 PORT GAMBLE—Sailed Mar 24—Schr Wm : ot O Olsen, for Slan Pedro, { 2a3 PORT BLAKELEY—Arrived Mar 24—Br Exports for Tahiti. ship Haddon Hall, from Guatemala. | The steamer Mariposa salled yesterday for SAN PEDRO—Arrived Mar 24—Stmr Cen- | 2 from Honolulu ok, 2SS A with an assorted merchandise carge, | tralie. from Redondo; stmr Alcazar, from | ” e Ventura was Titha ATE vl th i e e e 8% | Greenwood; stmr Marshfleld, from Eureka, | & i1 M i Mee? i | yalued at $30.002. and incluting the follow- | “'Sailed Mar 24—Stmr Newsboy, for San | a Pag on ac- et g R 614 bbls flour, 287 ctls barley, 27 ctis | Francjsc | A e i 4708 1bs b 18 pkgs fresh frults | GRAYS HARBOR—Arrived Mar 24—Schr McK inn fresh vegetables. 5410 Ibs frozen meat, | Lizzle Vance hence Mar 12; bkin Geo C Per- Miss rd, €52 pkgs groeries and pro- DIBEGO—Arrived M = b s 3 3 P. cs canned 27 pkgs pickled sa‘moln. | mn‘ve Mar xrsr,‘ st e M & Pauline 145 gals wine, 20,415 'bs rice, 11,300 lbs salt, | led Mar 24—U 8 stmr Bear, for S: Fran- H. A Wi €015 beans, 1000 1bs coffee, 470 Ibs SO sks | cisco. by s iem | the i Yeacken. ' r isky, 14 picgs bottled becr, | Passed north Mar 24—Large steamer with | poss 4 Iss Ethel M Ibs opium, 7783 lbs sugar, 13,833 lbs bread. | three yellow funnels. | freig PKES D toes an onic E pkes green | BANDON-—Arrived Mar 24—Schr Corinthian, - ura vegetables, 9 cs eggs. 1100 Ibs peas and lentlls, | hence Mar 14; schr Bender Brothers, hence | e stout, well engined sea [ A 131 cs _canned goods, 810 lbs cheese, Mar 14. | S+ > Robert Hill tea, 770 lbs codfish, 5 bbls vinegar, Sailed Mar 24—Schrs Ruby and Advance, for | s she would b fTered o ’ 5 - < . E M Snd MexJobn £yann kgs dry goods, 18 cs boots and shoes, | San Francisco. | . W. EMarshall, | 37 picge drugs and medicines, 60,322 feet lum- | _CASPAR—Arrived Mar 24—Stmr South | A w3 storm cKinnon, Mies I Mc- |3, " 37 cs coal oll, 78 bxs soap, 5 bales bags, | Coast. hence Mar 23. H ir r. and Mrs. 3 14 pkes saddlery and harness, 7 bdls steel, 47 | _Salled Mar 24—Stmr Greenwood, for San.| s Gladys Sunderland, Miss Yo- | 1%, | Francisco. week 78 Spseciand, Mies Yo | vas 18 varsd pkgs paints and oils, 180 ft w ne Mre. I urne® W Whittinsham, | bdls shingles ls Tope, 22 pkgs bicycles | FOREIGN PORTS. from her regular | R Wrightsor I8 ERAM: | and parts, 4% , Plckets, 46 pkgs furniture; | IQUIQUE-—Arrived Jan 16—Chil bark Sulitel- | ¢ bosig g Ryl i jeorge Willlams. Fanning Jsle— | 10 bales iwine, 30 pkgs sewing machines, 5 | ma. from Seattle lc. Honolulu—R. C! fton and wi ve than 100 miles an hour, | \ W. Davis, M. Benley, F. Haas, Mrs. M 1 time regi A. Hoffman, Mrs L. Rockwell, Mr.” and a time heav; n | Mrs. W. P. Hoggson, Robert Wal Mr. ard ossible to see a ship's ::r: H "" Ra - "Mr: ‘H G. l;li - ;;] :: 5 enetrtrany hurty o | McClelland, J rawser, J. M. Seiden- - . oo In.';' .nf,”' back, L. A orson, E. G. Larfion, A which Captain Hay- | Mre.’ H. M. Parchen, Mr. and Mrs ¢ have b the worst he | Houghtelin, Miss H. C. Brown, aw the Ve a sustained no | ;(“l:. : M mrivtthF ‘"k . ; " Dbl i > | Robert JLen 3 Cook, - . » board suffered any | 3y Gorflan and infant, Mrs. C hed Sydney in good Pike, Miss G. a e. B o time | Peter, H. W D. H er was encountered through- \ Elroy son, Dr. J. Gardner, ard voyage | Smith and infant, J. F. Morgan, 5 L land, J. C. Wilson, W. A. Barton, C. M. Cooke . Passenger, 72 years | ar.' & L. Cooks, 1. Rubenstein, G. T. Walke: rmany, died on | Mrs. E. L. McAdam. t se on March 11 B wh een Pago Pago m age Bago | Bark Procyon on Fire. The British bark Procyon, according to a ablegram recelved yesterday from London, is gain in trouble. Bhe left here August 1C ment can only be had by inhalation. Interdal remedies impair the di- gestion and seldom if ever, even relieve. HIMROD'S ASTHMA CURE used as an inhalation instantly reaches the affected parts and cures the most obstinate chronic cases. ¥or over a quarter of a century HIMROD’S ASTHMA CURE has be;;: the standard in all countries. are tical Jend for gamermue generous free sam- ple. Our stropgest testimonials are our free samples. A trial will not diszppoint you. HIMROD M’F'C CO., 14-1@ Vesey Sr., New YoRk. For sale by all druggists, was obiiged to put into Bahia for repairs. lost @ number of salls and was obliged to jettison thirty tons of her cargs. While at | Bahia she bumped bottom and so strained herself that a survey was ordered Although | ieaking siightly she was allowed to_proceed | = ached Greenock In safety. While dis- | charging her cargo at that port fire broke out sard yesterday and seriously damaged the }mx») and reight. The Procyon left here with 11,398 centals of wheat, valued at $13,110. S gty Mariposa Sails for Tahiti. The Oceanic Steamship Company’s liner Mar. | iposa sailed yesterday for Tahiti. She carried | & heavy cargob and her passengers included the | following: Mrs. O. M. Sherman, C. M. Boyd | and wife, Adam Grant, Mrs. Grant, J. Fynt and Mrs. J. S. Richards. —_——. The Overdue List. | | The overdue ship Robert Rickmers, | was reinsured at 10 per cent, | Nagasaki and _was vesterday overdue list. The rate on the | advanced yesterday to 25 per | Couedic_was raised to 30 per | Prince Eugene to 25 per cent. Mrs. which has arrived at taken off the Columbla was cent, the De cent and the Five Fall Into Bay. A scaffold on which five calkers were ham- mering cakum -into the seams of the steam | schooner Prentiss, carried away yesterday aft- ernoon and dropped the men into the bay. Two of them narrowly escaped drowning, but an hour later ail hands were again at work. S i ‘Will Leave on Sheridan. The army transport Sheridan, which will sail April 1 for Manila will carry four troops of the Thirteenth Cavalry, eight companies of the Eighteenth Infantry, a full complement of cabin passengers and a large cargo. NEWS OF THE OCEAN. The Norwegian steamer Tellus, now at T coma, s chartered for flour, thence to one s machinery. The steamer also carsied | CHING WAN TAO—Arrived Mar 8—Br stmr | of Percy Henderson, will not be chossn to- tood, however, that the The successor hief wharfinger, ay. It is und cia, from New York for Cherbourg and Ham- burg, and proceéded. ROTTERDAM—Arrived Mar 24—Stmr Am- HARBOR BOARD'S sterdam, from New York. nge will occur at the regular meeting e next week, when Senator Richard J. Movement of Steamers. Welch will be elected wharfinger in chief. o immediate change in the secretaryship TO ARRIVE, of the commission is contemplated. At Steamer. | " From. a stated time, perhaps two year§ hence, — ! - W. D. English’s successor may be named. + | Coquille River Democrats of the Hearst-O'Brien faction Crescent® City are confident that Franklin K. L ne will Phoenix. et W. H. Davis Will Be |renounce allegiance to Gavin McNab and Wyefield. .. Nanaimo .. 5 E i 2 ot from the O'Brien Democracy the J. Dollar. Seattle & Tacoma. nomination for Mayor of San Francisco. Korca China. & Japan Chosen as Successor [Tt is common gossip in the Demoeratio rab... odate A - R date - | camp that O'Brien will surrender all the Eome NSI | EenDios & Way of J. H. Budd. local patronage to Lane, Casey and others Pomona THumboldt in return for a solid Hearst delegation to n Pedro L R. Dollar 3 s - | the Democratic National Convention. ‘p’,',fl,",f"}:"' ;‘:r:‘ P"v'l'm ‘_ . | To-day Charles H. Spear will come intY | Gavin McNab is preparing for the polit- Leelanaw possession of the honors and emoluments | ical battle of his life. His followers scorn in gold coin. Foreric, from Port Blakeley. Santa Cruz | attaching to the office of poésident, State | the motion that he will yield a point to the ——— ]r uumul};: Sailed Mar 4—Ger bark Este, | Senator.. s 'S’“fl'§ Sound Ports. Board of Harbor Commissionars. The ex- | O'Brien Democrac " 'or Sanva Rosalia. Conemaugh. eattle .o d o 0! sion 3 e ap! C lov! Shipping Intelligence. PRAWLE POINT—Passed Mar 23—Ger bark | Sequola. ..... | Willapa Harbor ercises of installation will not be elabor- ‘1‘”(':“", “Y'h"’, S“‘”C;‘, of ;{"_ tug Reltet ARRIVED. Este, from Hamburg for Santa Rosalia. | Newburg.....| Grays Harbor ., .. i Wty A . of intro- | 3N Captain James E ays of the Tuesday, March 24, 9 , MELBOURNE—Sailed Jan 20—Nor ship | State of Cal.. | San Diego & Way Pt |ate. They will simply consist tro- | steamsnip St. Paul will be appointed pilots Stmr Chehalis, Thompson, 34 hours from San | Norge. for Port Townsend. Corona. Humboldt .. 0 [ ductory remar by Pa Kiiburn, the | to succeed Captains Erskine and Freeman, P ey d | wOOLON—Arrived Mar 20_Stmr City ot | Coronado San Pedro. [Mar. 20 } outgoing commissioner, and a few “well | who resigned as pilots when they wers gD Coroma, Nopander, 16 hours from - | *ANTWERHP-Safled’ Mar . 25—Br ship Ro- | aibecs Hiver. | Dotne Avens. & Atbion.(a 1 | chosen words” by the incoming president. | appointed Pilot Commissioners by Gov- Etmr Ventura, Hayward, 22 days 6% hours | WERRLIor Saf rancleco. | Columbia Portland~& 'Astoria; - Mar. 31 | A change in the attorneyship of the | €FnOF Pardee from Sydney, via Honojulu b days 233 hours. | from Hamburg for San Francisco. g bl ey it I Rl '3 | board Wil also take place to-day. For- | 4 Stmr San Pedro, Hansen, 67 hours fm Gray FALMOUTH—Salled M 5 W Puget_Sound Ports. i g 3 Let us it your hand to a Waterman Harbor, bound south; put in to land passenges > alled. Mar 23=Ger ship Ne-| g, New York via Panam: 2 | mer Governor James H. Budd, whose le- | g - mr’ Alblon River, Bash, 12 hours from Al- | WCABET L Ave isieliad B 25 ke ok | Humboldt 2| gal control has gulded the commission | tdeal Fountain Pen or an A. A b hion. via Bt Arene I o firs from Poet | 7 Puller, for Honglulu.~ Feb 14—Br ship Glen: s Ette & o % [ dnring the past four years, will retire to [ man Selffllling Fountain Pen. It is just Stmr Alcatraz, Carlson, 21 hours from Port| cqirn, for Honolulu. 20—Ship Columbia, for e Tt make room for W. H. Davis, who served | iy s - Harford | Son’ Franciscor Bt ahig Mhrarton orr: mox .| Portland & Astori 5 r - J 111t is to have a shoe fit your foot. San- Stmr Coos Bay, Nicolson, 6 hours from San | Biog ™ *55°G¢ f *hip, Mlilverton, tor _ €an as the Governor's executive secretary ) born, Vall & Co., 741 Market street. * P A Pendleton, 136 days from Bal. | 15¢%; : . TO SAIL. throughout the administration of Henry i i g e "| , In port loading Feb 27—Nor bark Vivax, for | T. Gage. The salary of the office of at- Waiter Jumps Into Bay. | ml"";”énlp Castls Rock, Jones, 119 days from | ACaPUlco; Br ship e R r‘:sr{ i Ceevee s iupne | Bovie ot it o Mr. Davis is a| peter Eisenmann, pfl walter, c‘z’""m" . 5 | shij retic Stream, H 1 e | % o] N " - > * Antwerp, e Colly, 20 days from Hono. | Clan Mactarlane; for Fonolgha:. seir. Golgan | T }5 oor 10 | YounE man of good character and abilits. | suicide yesterday afternoon by Jumping o Mo " | Shore, for Homolulu; bktn Jane L Stanford, | Ruth. umboldt .. pm|Pier et oeforiont P‘H"I“"!“‘!‘"""'! e ,I_i_ into the bay rom the Powell-street Tulu, 3 for Honolulu; bktn Kohala, for Honolulu; ship | S. Monica...| Grays Harbor | 4 pm/Prer 2 | @<=k iy = L B s A - Schr Jennie Wand, Christensen, 23 days from | Soryia. for Honolulns 1o whio Thoma P | Arcata. Coos "Bay by, Orid| 4 pmiPler 13 | whart. Before taking the plur;ge_ h Natividad Pet 15 hours from San | Lellan’ for Honolulu} schr Wm Bowden, for | Eureka. Humboldt ..| 9 am|Pler 13 | Time Ball. | stribped himself of his coat and vest, SBO Bhant k. Tetecon; *s from 8an | Honolulu; Br ship Antares. for Mazatlan; Br | Mareh 26. | | Branch Hydrographic Office, U. S. N., Mer. | Which were found on the wharf. The body Ve W Martlett, Nielsen, 12 days from | SPIP Dalfonar, Br ship Holywood, Br ship | S Marbara..| Seattle & Olympia| 4 pm|Pler 2 | Branch Hydfogrophie Cc Francisco, Cal, | was recovered and removed to the piche B W B o 3 3 Mariborough Hul. Br bark Melanope and ship | Chico..... .| Coquille River }!:pm-fzixer i March 24, 1908, | Morgue. He was about 35 years of age. 3 St Francls, for San Francisco, Pheenix.... | Mendocino City pm|Pler 13 } on the t o I Detpond 8 e v CLEARED, VALPARAISOSalled Mar 23—Ger stmr' Corona..... | Humbotdt 30 pPler 11 | puliding was dropped exactly at oo to aug, | Despondency is supposed to have driven Tuesday, March 24. | Memphis, for San Francisco. State of San Diego 9 am|Pier 11 | | at noon'of the: 170th meridien. o s | him to end bis life Stmr Columbla, Doran, Astoria; O R & N Co. | NAGASAKI—Arrived Mar 23—Ger ship Rob- | Atblon Riv..| Pe. Arena & Albion| 8 pm|Pler 13 | 5 S *groot 86, 6 12 . or at —_—————— Stmr Mariposa, Rennle, Tahiti; J D Spreck- | ert Rickmers. from Penarth. Coos Bay...| San Pedro & Way.| 9 am Pjer 11 [P ™ C. BURNETT, LONDON —Mrs. Madeiine Ryley's els & Bros Co. QUEENSBOROUGH—Arrived Mar 23—Nor March 27. Tientomatit, U8 3 B o of Friendship.” was Stmr Santa Cruz, Gielow, San Pedro; P C | ship Atlantic, from Chemainus. Empire. Coos Bay direct...[10 am|Pler 13 s _N., In charge. sented at the Crit Theater here to-nighi s 8 Co. 5 LIVERPOOL—Arrived Mar 23—Ger ship | R Dollar...| Portland direct | 4 pm|Pler 2 and wi d Br stmr Muiu(nw.-Pmut. Port - Townsend; Gegr?[lfi\f‘rnm lu\ur'oka‘i Cal. Fr bark | Rainte | Seattle & Whatcom| 4 pm|Pler 2 Sun, Moon and Tide. C T Bowring & Co. S NE Arrived prior to Feb 24—] arl . iy g 1} ’ -, o - Br ship Wm_Mitchell, Gilbert, Vancouver; | Anne de Bretagne, hence Jan 21: Fr bark Em. | Gentralia... | Grays Harbor 4 D P Mus_ | United States Coast and Geodetic Survey— ADVERTISEMENTS. W R Grace & Co. pereur Menelik, hence Jan 21; Ger bark Wands. | A Maru.--.| Chira & Japan .| | pmiPMES Tote b Nagies ot Ruh-wwd Liw . : - 3 ¢ Bsies d So aters at_ Fort Point, entrance to San b Schr Vine, Forest, Mahukona; Chas Nelson | bek, from Astorla; Fr bark Brizeux, hence | Jieeno oo Humboldt 9 am Pler "2 Francisco Bay. Published by offictal au- X R S = Mare] | thority af the Superintendent. SAILED. e s MBS M e Ll - | Humboldt 10 amiPler 2 | NOTE—The high and low waters occur at . mT:sdnsz March 24. HONGKONG—Arrived Mar 23—Schr Colum- | Pt. Arena...| Point Arena 4 pmPler 2 | the city frent (Mission-street wharf) about Stmr Mariposa, Rennle, Tahiti. bis,/from Whateom Nowsboy... | Los_Angeles Ports.| 2 pm|Pler 15 | twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Boint: A m“,‘\ig-m MANILA—Arrived Mar 13—Br stmr Rich- | Newport....| N, Nars Panamail2 miPMSS | the helght of tide is the same at both places. S x o o *1¢S- | mond Castle. from New Yorik. L k —— — Siimr Matiinay, Stors, Tacoms e e M Wy e e s Was | Sl 1t WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25. 1 find C s %0 good that T would not b =4 3 -4 n . for San el . . -| Sai 0 A - S5 *1 fin ascars ‘won! o8 O TOPOLOBAMEO- Afived Mar 20—Stmr . - | G. W. Elder Astorla & Portland|11 am Pler 24 | = without ¢ { was troubled & greas deal w 3 g y teor, from Eureka. arc i 3 3 torpid liver a-* headache. Now since taki B i) PO VICTORTA—Arrived Mar 24—Br _stmr | Coronado. .. | Grays Harbor .....| 4 pm/Pier 2 | Sun sets . B Cascarets Can 4y 1 hartle 1 foel vary much better Stmr Chehalis, Thompson, Grays Harbor, | Achilles, from Yokohama; Jap stmr Iyo Maru, | Santa Cruz. | Newport & Wav...| 9 am|Pier 11 | Moon rises T8 M | |ghall certainiy :ovommend them to my friends e P e Ty oy from Hongkong. J. Dollar. .. | Seattle & Tacoma..[10 am(Pler 2 | 5 rime Time| as the best medicine | have ever seen.” Br stmr Maristow, Prout, Port Townsend, Salled Mar 24—Er stmr Empress of India, Mareh 31 | —— — Anna Bazinet, Osborn Mill No. 2, Fall River, Mass. Ship Star of ltaly, Westor, Nanatmo, | {or Australia; Jap "stmr Riojun Maru, fof | Nebraskan,. Honoluly:Kahulut .| 3 pmiPier 20 | & |7 | ™ liz X . o s, g opgkong, »; 5 Bt Bt 3 ol e 2 OCEAN STEAMERS. Senator Puget Sound Ports(11 am|Pler 19 | 25 | 3:03 Bark Coloma, Johnson, Salinas Cru: NEW YORK—Sailed Mar 24—Stmr Calabria, | Sequoia. Willapa Harbor ..} 4 pm|Pler 2 Schr Ida A, Campbell, Point Reyes for Gibraltar, Leghorn and Naples; stmr Kron. | April 2. TELEGRAPHIC. "m,""‘bo“'”h‘l'“‘ for Bremen via Plymouth and | Ventura.... S)’dniy !i-l \}’ty...‘lo amPler 7 h erbourg, pril_3. 1QINT LOBOS—March 24, 10 p m—Weather | “'5CILLY" Passed Mar 26—Stmr Patricia, frm Astorla & Portland|11 am|Pler 2¢ orays L S New York for Plymouth, Cherbourg and Ham- Portland & Way..[10 am|Pier 6 SPOKEN. bure. Grays Harbor .....| 4 pm|Pler 2 ¥eb 10—Lat 25 N long 28 W, Br ship Asto- ria, from Rotterdam for Vancouver. Per bark Katulani—Mar 23, outside Faral- lones, schooner, supposed Alpena, from Hono- lulu for San Francisco. MISCELLANEOUS. LONDON, Mar 24—The report has been con- firmed that the Br bark Procyon, at Greenock from San Francisco, discharging cargo twok fire in port and fire was not extinguished until much damage was done vessel and cargo, DOMESTIC PORTS, SEATTLE—Sailed Mar 24—Brig Galllee, for ANTWERP—Arrived Mar 24—Stmr Finland, from New York. MOVILLE—Arrived Mar 24—Stmr Tunisian, from St John, N B, and Halifax for Liverpool. LONDON—Arrived Mar 24—Stmr Minnehaha, from New York. LIVERPOOL Arrived Mar 24—Stmr Cevic, from New York. Sailed Mar 24—Stmr Saxonia, for Boston via Queenstown, SAGRES—Passed Mar. 24—Stmr Dendorah, from Hamburg for San Francisco via Genoa, Valparaiso, etc. PLYMOUTH-Asrived Mar 24—Stmr Patri- NOTE—In the above exposition of the & the early morning tides are given in the left FROM SEATTLE. Steamer. For. Salls. |hand column and the successive tides of the % 5 day in the order of occurrence as to time: the Santa Ana....| Valdez & Unalaska...|Mar. 25 | fourth time column gives the last tide of the Dolphin Skagway & Way Ports.[Mar. 25 | day, except when there are but three tides, as Farallon. Skagway & Way Forts.(Mar. 27 | sometimes occurs. The heights given are in | Pleasant. Palatable. Potent, Taste Good. DoGood, ity Seattle. . | Skagway & Way Ports. Mar. 27 | addition to the soundings of the United States | Nover Sickon, Weaken or Gripe. ioc. Sic. e, e ALKL.......c| Skagway & Way Ports.|Mar. 31 | Coast Survey charts, except when a minus (—) | gold fn ":';}‘h The genuine tabies stamped CC Humboldt. ... | Skagway & Way Ports.|Mar. 31 | sign precedes the height, and then the number nteed to cure or your money back. %‘p&km gkk:nuy : &Vly ll:oru, :w. ; given hn subtracted rror‘n l;le dey(:i' all:en by Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. Sor 0. zgway & Way Ports.|Apr. the charts. The plane of reference mean Bertha. ...\ Vahtes. & Way Porte-.|Abr. 7 | of the Tower Tow matere “* | ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES