The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 5, 1903, Page 35

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 1903, 35 THOROUGHFARE GOES WIDE OF SLIP I s N AND HITS DISCHARGING SCHOONERS| poum Bz LLost Manhood Hoodoo That for Weeks Has Hovered Over Southern Pacific Freight Ferry seven-Story Buildingin|$ Varicocele, Impotency and Waste of Manly Power Are Fleet Is Still in Commission, the Latest Victims Being the Four-Masters| ~ Chicago Food for Quickly and Forever Cured by the Grand Product 4 | Fire Spreads to and Badly | Damages an Adjoining Block.’ Send for the Free Book. | ——— { i | CHICAGO, April 4—Fire broke out to- | | night in the seven-story brick building at 75 and T7 West Monroe street and before | it was extinguished completely wrecked |the structure and badly damaged | another seven-story bullding adjoin- | |ing 1t. Floors ome, two and three | | of the bullding at 75 and 77 Monroe street | @ were occupled by the J. C, Curtls Com- Fred J. Wood and Forest Home, Both of Which Sustain Damage st % of Natura, Dr. Mciaughlin’s Electric Belt. 2 $ H [ ° | 'pany, makers of caskets and undertak- : a0 - ers’ supplles, the fourth and fifth floors | - | by the Marquarat Mapie Box Company, @ . B Foereusd and the sixth and seventh floors by the | o . e Thorough | | Chicago Case Company, manufacturers | 12 p altogether of jewelry and eyeglasses. : From the upper part of this bullding | the fire epread to the one at 71 and 73! | | Monrce street, ail seven floors of which | | were occupled by the Leonard Seed Com- o | 'pany. The stock of thls concern was } destroved by fire and water. H The origin of the fire is at present a ‘ mystery. Several explosions occurred dur- ing the fire in the Curtis building, one of @ | 'which blew out a large portion of the west wall, which in falling narrowly m 3 ed crushing several firemen. ® | | The total damage 15 estimated zt 9. @ | 000, @ [ 3 Free Electric Suspensory for Weak Men. This Electric Suspensory carries the current direct to the weak parts and cures all weak- Lombard FRUITS OF CALIFORNIA i FOR TABLES OF PARIS e a hole in the icnol ES Puget Sound 3 Grays Harbor .. Apr. £an Pedro & Way DPts.|Apr. New York via mnnmn Apr. u San Miguel's operations and w tured more than a month ago by Gover- nor Daniel Rigard of Rizal Province, hag Of the Nina makes 2 simila been found guilty at Paslg before Judge | The crew of the Bam cap- & brilliant flash of light, which was fol- lowed by @ loud explosion. The captain | Sun rise tmilar report. | Sun_se a numbereq | Moon scts . syl e | International Company Formed to|Q nessof men, varicocele, etc. It is free. It develops and expands all weak organs and checks un- B while not vital, Supply European Markets With natural drains. No case of Failing Vigor, Varicocele or Debility can resist the powerful Electric v cing of one State’s Products. o ¢ : > 3 ¢ o I spensory. rer fails 5 elts for Weak Men. ghtening | ' PARIS, April 4—Ralph Meriman, once |® Suspensory. It never fails to cure. It is free with Belt k Mer - - £ th United States Government Architect in . g .. Washi 1, has formed an interna ‘ ke de 1 i, AARagion, s OGN 45 e emtl No man should be weak: no man should suffer the ioss | the I ot ¢ d00 of h b company to supply European markets @ of that vital element which renders life worth living. No pAn old man of 70 says he feels as strong and [ | SOUTHERN PACIFIC FREIGHT with Californta produets, znd lately he man should allow himself to become less a man (r:an nat ..“um A ‘; s S“Ifn ate ot ‘["‘;1"'}’“‘; o | SR WHIC 'CK TWO | eer onsultation w! 4 intende, ) nan should suffer for the sins of his | cures Rheuina clatic . _Lumbago foren Balls B [ STEAMER WHICH BTRUCK TWO0 | | eios Brabacey and Conmutate moraoed | @ Jouth. when. thare ls_here-at hand a cortain curs for his | Trouble. It banishes pain in & night, never to ret Korea Sails for Orient. | ECHOONERS YESTERDAY. JEHALES Sl = £ weakness, a check to hls waste of power. Y. W ® s | e e remmisen o the French 8 “Mogt of the pains, most of the weakness of stomach, pel v y L — # | Soverpunent have Dramimed. -t 08 s heart, brain and nerves, from which men suffer, are d | e oot . S ) 5 etiver 1 LREIT power to facilitate relations between an early loss of nature's reserve power through mistakes & fhe th ] . > wos © | | Sroceries and provisions, 4 fiasks quicksilver, 1] the California producers and the French | @ of youth, You need not suffer for this. You can be re-| “(uj a8 L wes, wad am elesping vell at mwhe'™ = 0 0@ 1 | P tamer30 bbls lubricating oll, 19 pkge A COnSumers stored. The very element which you have lost you can | What afls veu? WHIt ard tell m o i ol cong sl . Ao Contracts have been signed with three et back, and you may be as happy as any man that liv your town that I have cured cured thous: » - s ol ER Ll San Francisco concerna,’and the first|i@:. My electris Belt, with Special Klestric Suspersory’ (fre v man of them is a walkir tc 3 - | 2 . > will restore your power. It will check all unnatural drains | *%5rY ™ s v -4 e r FRANCISCO BAR., CALIFORNIA. e R . W. Martin of 313 Towne ave., Los Angeles. Cal., writes: “I the more grateful becau e e 1z hereby given that on April 1 and 2. | Produce will be conveyed from Califor- am very anxious to let you know what wonders your Belt has | ' Every man who uses my Belt gets the : 1998, the following changes were made in the ?.;‘1:, rail to New York and there shipped @ .||nne zlor ma. .-lem |ln r;ln‘mrrnh m:o_}_h:[zn o wehs 3 :{.;‘n X a physician f I give you al | uc ¢ San Francisco Bar, California: 0 SERvES, e DACK RINT Joel vk fonm. TSN R e = aia man ecan give you and a lot that he ca | Main Ship Channel—West end of Four-, The promoters on this side include the @ sound in every way as [ ever did. The backache has complets Try my Belt. Write me to-day for m ® | athoe S Sy 1, a Srstel Marquis of Crevecceur and MM. Durand @ !¢t me. and I am now in good con i 2 trated book, with cuts showing how my applied a < 1 was ch 8 5 o postiicn ien and utier, who are well known on the This draln upon vour power causes Kidney Trouble, jots of good reading for men who want to b e Noble = e o e e Paris Produce Exc e. @ Rheumatism and Stomach aliments. You kno s Work of God'—A MAN. Inclose this ad. ar v T will e r : Feom. i ranition, (i 29 Test ¢ The ekt oy e of vital power and affects every organ of the body. M« e Frogbh o o g iy — & R th e 1o miark ithe Wwest, anik he American residents in Paris are | @ ¢ the ailmencs from which men suffer can be traced to It - s 3 _ . four-fathom bank as well as the northern elated at the prospect of soon being able @ | have cured thousands gf men who have squande:ed Bewme of miedical concarne offerinteg “Eies* gside the dock and going SOWIY | oy o tre main ship chan Bonita Point | o eat California fruit at reasonable prices the savings of years In useless doctoring. tric Belts Frze.” and the Pro‘ess:r wit M ad had reached her berth when Cap- | ) thinouse, NE. by I5.: O House, chich hitherto has been impossible @ My Belt is easy to use; put it on when you go to bed; his cheap Eslt. This offer s Only a Trick to the signal to stop. In | ENRENE: Ut B e Point, NW. % W. ance. i you'feel the glowing heat from it (no sting or burn, as in | folst@ °“°‘<“9.’ L Sl g S ke S o LT h were sent full speed | 0 ™ 0 N Point. N W w MELE : old-style belts), and you feel the nerves tingle with the | for an explanation of the trick ke could be | L L 7 %% < new life flowinz into them. You get up in the morning T T e oo v, 2. o |FATANTA EULATIA wmmms (@ FMLETROE N 'DR.T1. C. McLAUGHLIN, , - e Eadly ANNULMENT OF MARRIAGE C. Kelly of Bagleville, Cal, writes: *I procured vour Belt | & was two d f‘,"l,ff“:’ el a "}‘1'“"“’“‘ ‘m‘l:;”dti‘ : come thirty days ago, and, after using it faithfully for that 906 MARKET STREET. SAN FR/NC' €O. CAL. b in 30 fest of water, about aixty-five hund d - . N t quite an improvement in Ith. - 2 : > d by head w of a mile W. % 8. from the Oceunside House Claims That Bhe ‘Wits Coerbed Into @ ML oC Sa . so ot ks’ o et e amt Office hours, 8 a. m. to 8:30 p. m ays, 10 to 1. was Dr. ( or the deepest water paes this buoy close ricocele is dly decre % iy pieased wi ER SOLD BY DRUG STORE # e - Bz £t gmiiond aboand oo etarhiant hand in sotertie - Do nt the Wedding With Prince An- @ varicocele Is rapidly decreasing. So far I am highiy pleased with ER 1 Ratopeti pass inshore of the buoy: Oceanside Hou toine D’Orleans. ;- . the people, Of | a0 B°: tait Toraomos Lite e & PARIS, April 4—Gossips in Paris are atly disappointed at Bonita Potnt Lighthouse, v talking about the efforts which the In- | nta, from New ¥ stmr Costria . K G t's selection of Panama as | Golden Gate Park Buoy No. 4, a first-class | ¢\ o vor (o y rom New Yor! estr - £ g g S Selection of Fanama 28 | nun, painted red, was sstablished i 40 feet of , f£nta Fulalia is said to be making in or- | ton: etmr Haverford, from Philadeipt ; 3 P e cws ot conditions | T4 about mife-tenths of a mile 5. by W ' der to obtaln an official declaration of the et e b n g e i sir | along e brought 1030 tons of | water pass this Doy closs anourd on srer. | Invalldity of her marriage. Eylalia, be- | | SOUTHAMPTON—saflea April 4—Stmr Vad ‘. ‘ treasure valued at $80,52. In ' boerd hand in entering. Do not pass inshore Ing a Roman Catholic, cannot take ref £- | griand, from Antwerp, for New York: stmr | < . M age passengers | £ L e veantide o b7} nee fn k divoreas BUEIRRA REGES Ahs o | | MR APLES _ARiived aprit ‘3 Stmr Welmar. | : following E lett iangent Pallenas boint NW b w Solve the problem by discovering an in- | | from New York, and sailed for Genoa | Miss | W Clarence % W.; Bonita Foint Lightnouse, N. by w. Validating impediment from the beginning. | | BOULOGNE—Arrived April 3—Stmr Rhyn- | .. 5_H ter, Philip | 7 he has been separated for several years | dam, trom New York, for Rotterdam, and pro- | nd wife . Channel—Northwest edge Four- from. her husband, Prince Antolne D'Or SCILLY. | 1 oy No n X 4 SCILLY—Passed Apr Stmr Bel P A w, Mrs. K. C. Graham, C. A. Mason and wife, s i oy, I ey Class nUN, | jeans. She s now accredited with wish | o Bortiant: e Araein | N T 2 Alvarez and M T. Alvarez. . about midway b en west end. of . Fot irg to ma a French Count, who long s | GIBRALTAR—Passe Nord | S adio s : i xS ank T ,*i\!,',‘"" T S bomnei has bean attentive to her. The Intants. | Bambara Is Believed to | Americs. from New .‘-.EMleSISSlppl Levees Hold 3 % a anael Buoy No. 2: Bonita Polnt who s at present in Rome, has been j o a 3 Ot Weten o Yoe 1 B B Y-, nortserly. Lone Moun- | 100 In' the society of Cardinaie, espe., H@ve Been Blown | | Against Unusual 3 36 Ay V0 B4 lett tangent Balleias Point, | clally Cardinals Vanutelli, Ferrera and Gros- | p ~ assenger between 1 Wby 4 Macehl. Her claim Is that she was co- Up at Sea Strain. and as a bid for t ¥ order of 'the Lighthouse Board erced into rying Prine Antoine, that : . . J. B. MILTON, Commander U. 8. N., s 2 p (S Arrtved Aprll 4—Stmr . ¥ - nts for th e 3 a ¢ COns: f: . 2 . the s for the Inapector Tweitth Lighthouse Dintrict. she never really gave her consent and R 08 5 sition i consequently there was no marriage. The. LONDON, April 4.—It is believed that | ! 4—Stmr Barbarosss, | Npw ORLEA April 4—With the Movement of Steamers, fculty in proving the absence of com-| ... gieamer Bambara, on her first trip | pril 4—Jap | river practically s onary and no fu.- Nz s k ! sent s so great that there is not much | PRI e S s T s R ncisco, Via | ther breaks in the there were nc . 70 ARRIVE | hope for the Infanta’s liberty. from Marsellles tc . p | Bonomin s Yekobha ji aks in the 1 ere no E o o 2 | e Africa, with a cargo of 9,000 pounds of | i | developments of importance in the flovd 5 t Stemmer. Frot Tl Daar et . vder and two cases of dynam:m! | conditions in Louisiana to-day. Between 3 returning i om HIEF SANT gunpowder 3 2 & w of Vallejo . i T g e LADRONE C BANTOS has been blown up at sea and has foun-| Sun, }Ioon -nd_Tide. | Baton Rouge and v Orleans the em- - - M. A sction in rates G. W, Eider. .| Pectiand & A,‘m,., v IS SENTENCED TO DEATH gcred. Lloyds says there is reason to fear | Tnited States Coast and Geodetic Surver— | pankments were il - - . p ucements t y | Corona....... . Humbold: 3 G s % | that this has occurred, although no con- | e Wart® Tuind.” entvanos’ (6 test of a terri od fieem &nt a ar tha Vallejo housekeener will -;l"nrr:ma . o | Comrade of General San Miguel Con- | frmation is at hand. | Francisco Bay. Publishea by official a day night to Sa rorning and .- io most of her shopping in this city. drays Harbor g victed of Brigandage and | Thes Bambara has not been reported xihority of the Superintendent. R pobimss oo Bty e B s —_———— : N . although she should have | NOTE—The high low waters occur at | lashe L er into 3 he ; ; City of Para Sails Gaelle China & Japan Abstten. ety iAd 1HArS MATChAT: - Tha captary [the city tront (Misslon-steeet wharf) sbout | whole lines held, and there is atll a feoi- g b " watrs P ¥ o1 —Colc i S: g - twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point, ” ok e 3 ‘ i 1 Nunal, |, MANILA, April 4.—Colonel Julian San- | o¢"tye French schooner Assomption of | {nenty fve & tide 1 e Jare’ | ing of hope that the lands along the low Company’s City of Foon B tos, the former alde-de-camp of the late ' Marsellles reports that on March 2, when | o & 3 """ | river will escape devastation. The work ¥ - ‘”:l""“*‘“‘ i eneral San Miguel, who participated in ' sixty miles off Izle du Palimir, he saw | SUNDAY, APRIL of strengthening gois en Without e L ¥ 1 h for cabin pas i sixty in the steerage. The star pas- ger was C. C. Chun, the new Chinese ster to Lima, Peru Favorable progress was made at Hyme- lia during the d The water from the asse continues to fall slowly behind Sk * Py ahe: o s | No effort is being made to do v - e win -+/ Honolulu & Kahulul...lAor. Crossfield of brigandage, abduection and thirty-five men and she carried six pas Ft L i e o Hvr-mi e NEWS OF THE OCEAN. TR e e ‘;‘\;;; disarming the police at Novallches and Sengers. i . asse there is widening. but the river y 7 Dottar & Tacomia < was sentenced to death. The case will be | @ efedefrirsimimimieimiimimietnnieimi=ni-i- 18 --- | is falling and it is xpected e | : funta Ross n Diego & Viay 1 PRI ROR N - Azalea, from Eureka. 0.4] 8:05 » - 7 i 5| Shipping Merchants. | Ratnler. ... Heartte & Whateom | @ ittt @ ATafier “Aprin 1o Schr Bertie Minor, for Eu- o4l 8o tion. i . . George Cu turns to Honolulu | Columibla..... Portland & Astoria... ~ - reka. 0.6! 9:34 The river here this morning stood at 20.1 al carg Aztec ol F e Shipping Intelligence. | TATOOSH—Passed in April 4—Nor ship 0.8{10:12] inches. It was 2.2 at nightfall, still a - Santa Cruz. .. '{ m_ Melbourne o = - e AT A pel hSchr Expansion, from | NOTE—In the above exposition of the tides | for San Pedro; schr Comet, from Port | the early morning tides are given in the | for 8an Pedro. hand column and the successive tides of the | | North Fork ARRIV tenth under the highest record this year. Costa Rica... Sature on, Andeison, 7 v, April 4 hours from | Of Interest to Pacific Coast. rts, carried cargo RETT—Salled April 4—Stmr Melville | day in the order of occurrence as to time. the at $41,720; Mex anta Monica, Olsen, 62 hours from | Dollar, for San Francis iR i altne ivee e M Ged af the | WASHINGTON, April 4—The following dew York, L Mamn.. L lApr. 2 rbor. i ISLAND PORTS. | e e T T oy oo e 2 | postoffice has been discontinued: Wash- principal 5 | GO Braer - | Demia nd & An,):l:anu P ,:““xr,J‘ittm"s{mn"?flin'm STy prln-‘::n; v -“""“"‘"‘""{‘,“‘,:f,‘,"'h 31—Spaniah Stmr | 4gition to the soundings of the United States | Ington—Cougar, Cowlitz County, mall to | — o pr. AL HOUDE NRY e S | Alicante, from Liverpool > rvey Charts, except waen a minus (—) | Yale. flour. 268 ctls "~ | " Stmr Alcatraz, Carlson, 62 hours from U ved A —Bark Hayds | g e o~ B4 o S T I G i des the height. and then the number | - Postmasters commissioned—California— : Arctic, Relner, 20 b simr America Maru, for {rom lthe Jepth slven oY | Jobn J. Luchsinger, Vallejo; Nellie B. : | Salled April 3—Jay b g | provision: 1bs Desfln-uon Salls. { - Stmr ‘San Jose, Brow Yoot ;’;’&:‘?;;(,TTJ,F" :": reference is the mean | Bishop, Santee. nes, 121 cs uhlnky a2 | = — | trom Panama. via Manzanillo 8 days 1 hour. | X Arpived April 4—Bktn Fullerton, from Ven- waters. | 10 pkek y,vr. 12 kegs 5 bbls Aprll 5. | | _Stmr Hawaltari, Delano, 62 days from New | . of . | 5 istufts, 17.619 | +++| San l‘msg'&&“ub‘ | 9 &m‘Phr 11 | York, via Coronel days, via Saft Diego 2| "q.\led April 4—Br bark Ivanhoe, for Vic- Time Ball. | Sailor Falls Overboard. e V) 4 g Peas 4 ydrographic Office, U. S. N.. Mer- i ot sverte g o . | G. Lindaver ' Grays Harbor . 5 pm{Pier 28 | U § stmr Hugh McCulloch, Coulsin, from | toF12: EASTERN PORTS. Branch Hydrographic Offce U Sisey” Her” | A sailor fell overboard yesterday from 3 | North Fork. Humboldt --..|12 ‘miPler 2 | Bodega Head, scene of wrecked stmr Alblon | nopeorw Cleared April 3—Stmr Minne- Ao 4, 003 T - | the British ship Euphrates as she was i v e R B CLEARED | tonka, for San Franciaco. The Time Ball on the tower of the Ferry | docking at Union-street wharf. He was [ 1 April { CLEARED. | NEW YOR Salled April 3—Br stmr John | bullding was dropped exactly at noon day. | picked up by one of Crowley's launches. e '|‘:n\r Y | Rl 21 Saturday, April 4. ! sanderson, for Cal .{1. e, at noon of the 120th meridian, or at § | i e Roibirnaihe H 'P;:-”fif:‘:’-‘..n e qua ] cnarne 110 amipier 2| Stmr Korea, Seabury, Hongkong, Yokohama, FOREIGN PORTS. T R, R R | Nearly 120,00 nogsheads of tobacco are u gr !c c g bibis flour, 450 gals wine, 000 bty 1 {1:30 pier 1] | Munlla and ifonolulu;’ Pacific Man Stemshiy FANANMA_Arrived Sarch 24—Stmr Peru, Licutenant, O & NURNETT. | ix stock st Liverpool, England. : © kegs 8. e ) | } Col > ience I i X152 gals wine, 1 bale ary goods. % e i 1 S Gty of Pae, Zecder, Panama and way | ‘VALPARAISO—Salled April 10—Ger stmr als_wine, g tef 21| ports; Pacific Mall Steamshis Co. Iste. for Hamburg. 7y L P ad Seattls & Hacoma..l10 am{Pler ‘g | PogS Fitorning Star, Tilton, whaltng crulse: | W ANSEA - Bailed April 2—Fr bark Emile E Bay direct ,.. mi{Pier g H lLiebes & Co. & Galline, for San Francisco. To Havre France—2 bales goatskins el i % pmiPier 5| Stmr Unimak, Hanson, Karluk; Alaska | NEWCASTLE, Aus—Safied March 21—Br Packers’ Assn | ship Arctic Stream, for Honolulu. SEton & Portiund/1) uussier 23 -— | | Merchandisn for the Orient. b s i April 9. | | | “Bictn Trmgard, Schmidt, Honolulu; Williams, | SHANGHAL—Satled March 31—Ship Edward | e i ! o | Dimond & Co. Sewall, for. Honolulu. | he steamer Korea sailed yesterday for Hong- ‘”r,;::tl,l:n'.' ;"T):n'x.:!r::w?nru : .“:’rflnfi: 3 SAILED-\, PR ANTWERP—Salled April 2—Br ship Bala- | K via Honolulu, Yokohama and Manila with | Eureka. ....| Humboldt .. 9 am|Pler 13 | aturday, April 4. | sore. for 8an Francisco, I 1 handise alued at §1 i Siate of Cal. gan Diego & Way| 9 am|Pler 11 Stmr Eureka, Jessen, reka. DEEAL—Passed April 2—Br ship Dundonald, | 5 Sonkial Reccohandios CoE cidhessag |5 April 10, | i Stmr Korea, Seabury, Honglong and Yoko- | from Tyne, for San Francisco. e of treasure, and distributed as fol- Humboldt , .11:30 p|Pler 17 | hama, via Honolulu - DUNGENESS—-Passed April 3—Ger - bark | China, $32,115; Japan, $67,8%0; Maniia, o Pay-Pt, Orfd.|13 miPler 15 | Stmr Samoa. Madsen, San Pedro. Nauarchos, from Hamburg, for Portland, Or. Honolulu, $1502: Kast Indles, $2020; | April 11, % | Stmr Pomona, Swanson, Fureka. DOVER—Passed April 2—Ger bark Undine, $1200 Viaivostok, §156; Siain, §811. e - e o | 4 pmiPler 2| Stmr City of e paagn, ote. (| from TR aid Fob B Berk Bvie. 7 Xpor v 0 : e v s = Ce 5 ng, Seattle. (O] T fidke 0 bbis flour, 780 Ibs ginseng, 25 Point Arena. {4 pmiPler 3| Stmr Conemaush, Baring: Sea Liigpbed ol 1 Stmr Point Arena, Miller, Mendocino, Ray, ol et g bl o o 181 U 'R stmr Tretis, Healy, Seattle and Alaska. m NDY ISLAND—Sailed April 2—Br ship Stonotit 2 pmipler 41| Whaling stmr Morning Star, Tiiton, whaling. tha, for Esquimait. i Panamaiiz mbMes . || Bkt Wresticr, Nielsen, Grave Harbor. uox“,'vmfsonmx:‘?nmmn 18—Ger stmr Schr Gem, gren, ehalem. ‘Hermonthis, for vl g Pl Pler 19 | SChe Advent, Olsen, Goos Ba DELAGOA BAY—Arrived April S—Bktn s codfish, 460 pkgs Eroceries | -« capned goode, 9860 Ibs ibs dried shrimps, 5000 Jbs | Alaneda. Jos mmoKed meat. is0 caska | San Jose kgs Ary goods, 4 pkgs machin- | 2ot 1 1 | April 12, The neatest, fleetest, cheapest and best. 4 pkgs ciectrical supplies, | o Schr 1da A, Campbell, Bodega. Lanaina, from Port Blakeley. . a e, 15 B vk €: Rosa S 0 & Wa ighr Ida A, C Always ready, steady ard mests Mg i 1y oot e By o bad B B = & Pl it TELEGRAPHIC. OCEAN STEAMERS. every test. ns, 8 syrup, 628 Ibs smoked meat. 10 | Columbla... Astoria & Portlend|1l am(Pler 24 | POINT LOBOS, April 4 10 p m—Weather | NEW YORK-—Arrived April 4—Stmr Ar- kgs drugs, 132 bales cotto T 5 csl April 14. hazy; wind NW, velocity 36 miles per hour. menfan, from Liverpool. TO R]DE ITISTO BUYIT. 5 pkes bicye | . Dollar... | Seaftlc & Tacoma.l10 am|Pler 32 | DOMESTIC PORTS. Safled April 4—Stmr Minnetonka, for Lon- / ral implements, €54 cs scap, 124 rolls | China & Japan...[ 1 pm PMSS 1 stmr Trave, for Naples and Genoa; stmr ke the looks of the machine? | 8 pkge ma Ty, es arms and am- Seatile & Whatcom| 4 pmiPler 2 POINT LOBOS-—Passed April 4—Br stmr | Campania, for Liverpool; stmr Graf Waldersee, catalogue or call at our | | munition. 101 cs rubber oode, 40 bdls shooks, April 15. i | Robert Adamson, from Topolobampo, for Puget | for Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg; stmr a urself all you bear | | 26 pkgs electrical suppiles, 1 automobile Portland & W 5 pm|Pler 16 | Sound. Columbla, for Glasgow; stmr Island, for Co- the CALIFORNIA MOTOR BICY- || To Manila--16,078 Ibs frozen pork. 5310 ibs April 16. REDONDO—Sailed April 4—Stmn Geo Loo- penhagen: stme Mongolian, for Glasgow. atoes, 9517 Ibs smoked megt, Puget Sound Ports|11 am|Pier 19 | mis, for San Francisco, KHAVEN—Passed April 4—Stmr Etru- are the only motor bicycle manufac- . 10,050 1bs glucose, o - FEATTLE —Arrived April 4—Schr Martha | ris. foom New Yori. for Liverpool. Coracs o the Chadl, Bul or Seaiicttle & nined goods, 50 cs honey, 66 cs eyrup, b cn FROM SEATTLE. Tuft. from Yakutat. PLYMOUTH—Arrived April 4—Stmr Grosser true “native son,” and, like California, is | | selmon, 50 cs catsup, 1500 ibs lard, 50 ;(-’ nk.:; Sailed April 4+—-Stmr Queen, for San Fran- | Kerfurst, ffim New York, for Cherbourg and capshje of many things. v ats, 100 bales ha; - cisco. Bremen, ' and proceeded. - e it i ASTORIA—Arrived April 4—Stmr Prentiss, | ANTWERP—Salled April 4—Stmr. Zeeland, LI NIA MOTOR CO ast Indies—90 ca canned salmon, 412 cs y & Way Ports. hence March 31. for New York. CALIFORNI + || mesoried canned goods. 188 pigs groceries ana Valdez & SANTA BARBARA—Arrived April 4—Stmr | HAVRE—Bailed April 4—Stmr La Lorrain, Gnc.), provisions, 10 pkes bicycles, machinery. Chehalls, hence April 2. for New York. To Korea—i200 1bs butm pkgs groceries and provisions, 100 cs soap, 6 pkgs wagon mate- rial, 4 pkes assaying maturial To Viadivostok—5T cs dried frult, 10 cs canned goods, 30 bbls beef, 6 bales salt, 33 pkgs Skagway & Way SAN FEDRO -Arrived April 4-—Bktn Robert| ~ROTTERDAMSalled. April 4—Stmr Staten- Fkagway & Way Port Sudden and schr Philippine, from Tacoma; | dam, for New York. Skagway & Way Port E schr Meteor, from Port Hadlock; schr Taurus, | QUEENSTOWN — Arrived April 4 — Stmr fkagway & Way Ports.|Apr. 14 | from Columbia River; stmr Alcazar, from | Etruria, from New York, for Liverpool. Skagway & Way Ports.|Apr. 22 | Point Arena; bark Vidette, from Everett; schr | LIVERPOOL—Arrived April 4—Stmr Luca~ { 2212 FOLSOM STREET, San Framcisco, Cal.