The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 10, 1903, Page 35

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL., SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1903. 35 SCHOONERH. C. WRIGHT FOR NINE DAYS e . BUCKS SUCCESSION OF HEAVY GALES EnNmBA[mNIJhfillszl[l]' , [akes More Than a Month Coming Up From Mahukona, Loses Sev- ' eral Head Sails and Has Part of Her Rigging Carried Away, but|Board of Works Errs in Sustains No Material D Eitl S Hull Sixth-Street Sewer S ateria amage Either to: Spars or Hu S Blostms. *-- e = schooner H. C. Wright, wmch? ’ from Mahukona, ormy passage | 4 reached p bly the worse for wear. 2 tll April 29 In lat ngitude 15630 west, she en- succession of north north- | os, which tried to the utmos: |Should Not Have , Accepted Bid in Excess of the Estimate. City Attorney Lane advised the Board of Public Works yesterday that it had no right to award the contract for the reconstruction of the Sixth-street sewer in an amount in excess of $49,00, which was specifically designated in an order foresail, staysa The Board of Works assumed to make a contract at $53,226 70 and Lane holds that | the resolution passed subsequently by the Supervisors adding $5000 to the first amount set aside cannot be construed as conferring jurisdiction upon the Board of ‘Works to exceed the limitation placed by the original ordinance. The opinion con- tinues: “I beg to call your attention to the dan- ger of such procedure. 1f the Supervisors fix the amount to be expended for a pub- lic improvement and the Board of Works awards the contract at a larger figure it is manifest that all those contractors who might have desired to bid at the higher figure would have reason to complain, as they were misled by the board's action. I advise that you treat the so-called con- tract as a nullity and refer the matter back to the Board of Supervisors for fur- fiying wn to ribbons and E of the Board of Supervisors, authorizing and fore rigging on the star | the work to be contracted for. side was carried away ! | | e u || Warships W' e War vesse 1 Welcome Visitors. | s composing the Pacific | | pow anchored in the harbor, open to-day to visitors, and as it bs since the navy was repre- e bay, it is expected that| | w avail themselves of the | of seeing close range the | | the n that man the | | p New York is anchored The Boston, Marblehead, | ng are of Folsom | on launches will ply the boat floats at Cla: _— | | ther action.” ammers From Australia | Lane also advises the Board of Educa- tis rk Melanope and the tion to seek an adjustment of the contro- ship aibin RIS D b versy with the State Board of Education sl eagpdeiini s gy | | es to thelr respective rights in the matter = et s | | of selecting and advertising for text- el Jaawy | books for use in the local schools. Lane | ’ e rossing ut n | " o - 3 . o S )',,‘ Mbnh_ | | {says thatiat tus State Board provides Give me a man broken down from excesses, dissipation, hard work, or worry, from any cause, which bas . N of Shelr vo. { ‘C:’l‘";fj‘):rk(;‘ ‘l‘o“':“;ol"; ’{}i’,",fi“"}’{’; "e‘;;‘;::; sapped his vitallty. Let him follow my advice for three months and I will make bim a¢ vigorous in every respect i g DS Was ‘whx- | no opinfon upon the question whether isiany.man of his age. A : 2 = pess x o for the | power exists in the city board to desig- I will not promise to make a Hercules of a man who was never intended by nature to stroag P days. | | nate school text-books upon subjects sturdy. Even that man I can make better than he is; but the man who has been strong and has lost his strength of coal ! | which the law requires to be taught I can make as good as he ever was. I can give back to any man what he hag lost by abuse of the laws of nature. = o s oo % *¢ | where the State text-book committee has A man who is nervous, whose brain and body are weak, who sleeps badly, awakes more tired than when o NCH VESSEL WHICH ARRIVED IN PORT YESTERDAY FROM ‘ralée_d to provide any text-books upon such he went to bed, who is easily dlsc]ouraxed. inclined to brood o;er Imh:giDnzryMtrxc:blel]._who hu.los'! [lmbhmxr_\ and - fALUKONA AFTER A STORMY VOYAGE, DURING W {Fkdocts, energy to tackle hard problems, lacks the animal electricity which t 8 MecLaughlin Electric Belt supplies. 3 = b S hy H!.CH HE | Lane notified the Board of Supervisors The whole force of vitality in your body is dependent upon your animal electricity. When you lose in any LOST SEVERAL SAILS AND A PORTION OF HER RIGGING. | that the case of John R. Whitney against : B il 1 i -4 | the city, which involves the validity of | manner my Belt will replace it, and cure you P e pod ol R, 4 | additional taxes levied for the bullding DR. McLAUGRELIN—Dear Sir: I suffered for several years h—m sad gemeral brokea downm foeling. In Francises Bay | of new schools and a hospital is to be this condition it was hard to make my run as engineer on ths ». . Afver your belt for two months § thority of the | argued before Judges Sloss and Seawell | it entirely cured my ailments, and I've had no return of the pain since. X fesl far better I have for years, aad < NOTE— in bank to-morrow at 2 p. m. | shall always recommend your Belt, for it restored me to healin. Yours frnly, 7. J. ROCKWELL. 4 ot e | Letters like that tell a story which means a great deal to a sufferer. They are a beacon light to the man who DISCUSSING APPROPRIATION. has become discouraged from useless doctoring. I get such letters every day. ; e - e | My belt has a wonderful influence upon tired, weak nerves. It braces and invigorates them, and stirsup a . Finance Committee of Supervisors | great force of energy in a man. . Passes on Items of Tax Budget. | I make the best electrical body appliance in the world, having devoted twenty years to perfecting it. I know The Supervisors’ Finance Committee | my trade. My cures after everything else has failed are my best arguments. - | HARBOR, Oregoa. sterday resumed consideration of the| DR. M. C. McCLAUGKLIN—Dear Sir: In reply to your last letter I will say that I wore your Belt for,30 days next tax budget and began proceedings | and in that time it entirely cured me of lame back and nervousness. I feel perfectly well now, better than I have for 20 years, for which I have your Belt to thank Yours very truly, A. NELSON. by denying the request of the public Ii-| ye : g - a | Give me a man with pains in his back, a dull ache in his muscles or joints, “come and go” pains in his steamsh brary trustees for an appropriation of | 4 Bk . J - e;;;amij 1'3'400:1 forithe P s o G ia talle - anat shoulders, chest and side, Sciatica in his hip, Lumbago, Rheumatism or any ache or pain, and my Belt will pour s w a cargo and | building for North Beach. The commit- the oil of life into his aching body and drive out every sign of pain. No pain can exist where my‘Bell is worn R PR L e wntls i Savor of supl S MaveopHd DE. M. C. MCLAUGHLIN—Der Sir: I have only worn the Belt for six weeks and it has dome fine in my oase. i # not see its way clear to allow the money, | Every sign of pain and weakness has left my leg and I am as well as ever. I was quite lame when I first wrote w for Charles Cotesworth. —_=2| as it would be nece: ey = cripple othe you, but am over that now. "mm gratefully, T. X. PLAGLER. " D of the tides | departments and felt that permanent | They come every day from everywhere. There is not a town or hamlet in the country which has salled | . Ing tides a crew for | and the succ en in the left ssive tides of tre | Puildings should not be erected out of the | not cures by Dr. McLaughlin’s Electric Belt. c R4 S Urhesat % ‘win} 5 j cusrent revenue.- The sum'of 360,41 ‘was Now, what does this mean to you, dear reader? 1 o et e e | Cllowed the public library. f you are not what you ought to be, can you ask any bet- h mboldt e v r three tides, | The committee allowed the Election ter proof to make you try it? Is there a remedy which is as simple, as easy to use, as sure to cure, and as cheap Msy 9—Br ship Conway, hence he beighits siven are in | Commission $119.000 for regular elections as Dr. McLaughlin’s Electric Belt? I have not seen one. You must try it. In justice to yourself and to those irvey Chart t when a minus (- | @nd $16,000 for bond elections. The, com- who look to you for their future happiness, try it now. Act this minute. Such a matter ought not be delayed. e mission desired $10,000 to buy twenty vot- It's as good for women as for men. Worn while you sleep, it causes no trouble. You feel the gentle, ing machines, but the committee recom- glowil}g heat from it constantly, but no sting, no burning, as old-style beits. mended that $5000 be used to purchase ten | 2!l to-day, or send for my beautiful book. full of the things a man likes to read if he wants to be a strong sign precedes the height, and then the number §—Stmr Na- | Eiven is subtracted from the depth given by the charts. The plane of reference is the mean - NEWS OF THE OCEAN. t to Mariners and Matters Interes of the lower low waters. o y g Merchants. | s ot g men. I send it sealed, free. Cut out this ad. . . r cherters rt : TURA— ATty May 98 on, | The Sheriff was allowed $82,400 for char- JTbe Jies: lumber charters reported mee: | ENRLII— ATV May O Sumr Amuacion Movements of Stesmers. e | NEVER SOLD IN DRUG STORES OR BY AGENTS. HARBOR—Salled May 8—Stmr Cen- b | For sub: for San Pedr PEDRO—Ar stence of prisoners $40,000 was | allowed and for repairs to jails $3000. The Sheriff's request for $5000 to construct a 9—Stmr Alea- | ——— ndeavor, from | Steamer. DR. M. C. McLAUGHLIN, 906 Market St., aboveEllis, San Francisco ———— g all arou / Jail No. 2 and $3000 A Oueg et Sl e A Pobmea ol A LS e e Office Hours—$ a. m. to § p. m. Sundays, 10 to 1. Seattle Office, 105 Columbta st., Los Angeles, 129 South Spring st. o Sark Santiago safled yesterdey < ] e -May 10| " The sum of $20,700 was allowed the Jus- | (May 10 | tice’s Clerk, including $12,300 for salarles rs . San Pedro & Way Pts.[May 10 | of Justices of the Peace. This will give no doubt, to the color of the coral rock. |apparent until some wall crumbles away | gathered enough material to rebuild that le & Tacoma.....[May 10 | the clerk two deputles, a cashier and a| The termite is both a boon and a nul-|as if made of paper, where apparently it | Which had been cut away. LAKELEY—Arrivedl May 9—Ger e, from Port Gamble; schr Meteor. Pedro. endise car k . er BP0 P - ; ks ¥ 111 megsenger. | sance to the farmers of the region where | was as firm as ever. Even furniture is| The usual inhabitants of one of these Stete of Cai e i i by | it is found; the first, because chickens |not safe. The termites hate the -light, | termites’ nests are “soldlers,” “‘workers - Chebalis. ... i e B - thrive when given it as a diet, and the |and will invariably build a tunnel from | “males” and “queen.” Study of their No Money for Schoolhouses. econd, because it has a fondness for en- | the nest to the ground and then to the | habits is hardly progressed far emough The Board of Education yesterday re- | circling trees and wandering around at |peint of active work. Thousands of them |as yet to admit of description of the exact e 2oarq | Tandom through the woodwork of houses, | live in each nest, and the rapidity with | divisions of the termities’ activity be- ceived a communication from the Board | 10O N4 Gatriment of both tree and | which they make repairs when a nest | tween the various parts of their commu- of Works, stating that it would be inad- | house. Another use it has is in eating | has been mutilated is little short of mar- | nity.—New York Times. visable to revise the plans of the new La- | #way dead wood in the forests, so as to | velous. It Is told that a scientist once | —_— guna Honda School building because the | 1¢ave only a thin shell, which readllytLul one of the nests squarely in halves | The city of Cleveland is to get rid of ronadc Harbor os Bay Bay & Pt. Orford. ) AKWATER—Passed May for New Y nboldt ... s Harbor . Pedro Puget Sound Ports Coquille River ew York via Pan lulu & Kahulul ys_Harbor ...... crumbles and reduces to mold. with a machete and came the next morn- | its 134 grade crossings at a cost of $10. 2 | Auditor had informed the board that the | In settled districts the termites fre- [ing expecting to find it deserted. Instead | 000,000. Half this expense will be | school fund will not admit of additional | quently attack houses, and so work that w the nest its normal size, for the | borne by the seven raflroads interested schoolhouses being bullt this year. The |the extent of the mischief done is not inhabitants during the night had |and half by the city. | Board of Education desires to build the | — schoolhouses out of the Ti-cent special levy, but the validity of the levy has not vet been adjudicated. Stmr Cig he s | TYPHOID FEVER IN e rmnme e L SGOLDEN PHEASANT?” Percentage of Deaths at Home and Abroad. | BT TN Ciims, | A Beautitul Picture of This Handsome Bird, Showing Clearly All Its Gorgeous Colors, Population. Deaths. rate pet | Wil Be Issued as an Art Supplement to the SUNDAY CALL of May 17, 1903 10,000 ¥ 2—Br saip les, for San May 8 for Hamburg. rrived April 25—Ger bark 1 Sydney er stmr Isis, | nd Ports oma. . £ v Manzanillo May May 8—Br ship Eu- | Athol i 3 ia_Panama....|Ma; Frar 8—Fr bark G e L. | Washington 161 5.78 Chicago . 59 00 Bal Boston ... 2 48 | Salle.| Pier- | philadeiphia 444 36 i Providence 4T 2.04 —PFr cMahon, | Aberdeen. . 0s Bay| 7 pm| g | New York . 727 206 | » 9—Fr bark MacMahon Pedro| 2 bt B ;;i & Raonle o 508,000 198 31| Sailed May 8—Br stmr Indra- > ---.-.! 2 pm|Pler = San Francisco - 360, ey 94 ~ BT ian r mtmr Indma- | North Fork |8 am Pler 2 FOREIGN CITIES. May 9—Stmr Gaelic, from | Pom: .| Humboldt .........11:30 p|Pier 19 | Belfast H via Honolulu, for Hiogo, Shang- | S. Ros: .| San Diego & Way.| § am|Pier 19 | St. Petersburg i r ngkong: st ctoria, from Ta May 11. ) airo .. c for Hiogo, Shanghai and Homgkong. S. Monica.. | Los_Angeles Ports. (10 am|Pler Havre . N. Y. via Puget 8 493,608 470,416 Milan VICTORIA—S bt 5—H B M stmr | Oregonian.. e g Point Arena -\ '4'pm Rome .| Puget Sound Ports(11 am(Pler 27 | Odessa . Log Jiny 12, R Shetfiield RN DTGRP 8 0 e P NI R P ; s m|Pler Nottingham . - ¥ P . | Empire Bay direct...|10 am|Pler Hull . Seattle & Olympia.| 4 pm|Pler . 442,000 . 382,269 240,431 ir Zillah May, from seal- | Valenc STEAM ’ 5. saibar = | Glasgow . 2 S o & ay Liverpool , 2 NEW YORK May 9—Stmr Umbria, e | - | for Liverpool; st “Tor Christiania and | Corona..... | Humboldt | Dublin . ahives : | o s et 5 Coos-Bay- Pt ‘,1;,.?.,“ % 4,544,983 : etc; stmr Kroonland, for Antwe! s | & oo # (4 pmiPier 1v | Cologne 0. Sv Pretoris. for Hamburg, via Plymouth and | Columbis... /11 am'Pier 24 | Dresden 0. 5 | Chesbourg. * 879 Phoenix. ... | Humboldt .. - 1 pm|Pler 13 | Breslau o wth Fork, Neison, Bureka; Char! hert e | May 14. | } { Letpsic . . e aries mr Ethiopia, for %m,;“:- | Eureki .| Humboldt | ® am|Pier 13 | Berlin 0. Ars 311boy mr St Faul, | 3 emphis | Hamburg & Way..| 2 pm|Pler 23 | Vierna . 0. State of Cal | San Diego & Way..| am|Pier 10 | Munich . 0.48 | Nevin, Por . | Chlee. ..., <">qvn‘\1c &Rl\;: - “’3 Dm;gler 21‘ Stockholm . g ‘: E kL & 3. Dollar. .. | Seattle omi am|Pler 2| Frankfort . 3 .21 " NSTOWN—Arrived May 9—Stmr Bel- -39 sm;iy & Way pu_ll 2 m“p," 7 | Nuremberg 6 o_;.,i Mn | from Philadelphia, for Liverpool, ang | Sonoma. ¥ 15. ! ible that the Qiff d 3 Alliance.....| Eureka & Coos B-y‘ 2 pm/Pler 16 It is impossible tha erences shown in the above tables are arbitrary, |~ Satied May 9—Stmr Cedric, from Liverpool, May 16. New York. | | Ee1 River Ports....| 4 pm(Pler 2| or due to accidental, undiscoverable or | PLYMOUTH—Arrived May 8—Stmr Grosser | srays Harbor | 4 P 3 i Kurfuerst, from New York, for Cherbourg and | ST o f4gmiBler 2| irremediable causes. The most obvious | Bremen. and proceeded | HAVRE—Arrived May 8—Stmr La Gas- cogne, from New York. | Puget Sound Poris. 11 amPier 27 | cause of difference is probably in the wa- ‘|China & Japan....[ 1 pm|Pier 40 | ter supply; other causes are perhaps N. Y. via Panama.|12 m|Pler 40 | found in a more systematic and scientific | Satied May 5—Stmr La Lorraine, for New 3 May 17. r 3 N | v tion of the sanitary laws rela- | York: stmr La Champagne, for New York. | p. oo | newport & Way. ' 9 am{prer 19| 2ministration ot the sanftary laws relo- . R . iagen ANTWERP—Salled May 9—Stmr Finland, | Nowvurg | Grays Harbor 4 pm!Pier 2| tive to milk an 4 | : Nanatmo. e S. Rosa.....| San Diego & 9 am|Pier 19 | in the above table for much profitable Nanarmo. | pSQUTHANPTON —Saied, May o—Stmr st May 18, b study by specialists in preventive medi- Hi | T BOULOGNE—Arrived May 9—Stmr Rhyn- | 3-W-Elder.. Astorla & Portlandill am|Pler 24 | cipe —New York Times. | . | gam. trom New York, for Rotterdam, and pro- FROM SEATTLE. g s L quille River. ceeded o y Landing. DAM—Salled May 0—Stmr Amster- | Steamer. | For | Sals. | GATHERING PESTS FOR t, Grays Harbor. ewarts Point. nt Reyes. Newport News; stmr Statendam, for z EXHIBITION AND STUDY Nests of Termites Lately Added to " GOLDEN PEHEASANT” { i . Skagway & Way Ports.|May 11 Nome via Valdez......|May 12 Skagway & Way Ports.!May ; = i ALK &way & Way Ports.|May 15 can um it Lis Pordang, 1o Time Ball ity Se Skagway & Way Ports.|May 10 Collection in Ameri Muse l, U e Santa A .| Cooks Inlet & Way Pt of Nfltw mmty. S W, Ger ship Niobe, | Branch Hydrographic Office, U, 8. N., Mer- | Portiand Nome direct . Je chants’ Exchange, San Francisco, Cal.. | Farallon . aarch 30, ut 1315| _ SMay b, 190 | i) o e o THIS IS ONE OF THE SWELLEST ART SUPPLEMENTS EVER ISSUED The Time Bail on the toer of the Ferry | Excelsior..... | Cooks Inlet & Way lection in the north wing of the gallery 1. 600 miles W of | bullding was dropped exactly at moon to-day, of the American Museum of Natural His- 2 mond, from Honolulu, | 1. e. &t nmoon of the 120th meridian, or at 8 _— tory, where the new exhibits of butter- F E FR.E May', 230 miles W of | p. H., Gresmwich time. Spencer Trask of New York and|fiies’are located. This termite is an in- MAY 17th & Helepe, from Honolulu, omant. X 8. > “"“"“’.’i George Foster Peabody of Brooklyn, |Sect resembling a s n to P o, Mootk e[ B SIS T S k| LT Rt WITH THE SUNDAY CALL ek e : modeling Crosbyside, a hotel on Lake G, et T SOROR Nay B R Sum, Btbon tnd George, whete they will establish a vaca- | oape ot ot e T Ay e rectas | wind W. veiocity 16 miles per hour. % it precis” I 5:! l"'J“RTEVD u"—fadm:m:d Cnmb:.moz m‘gc -:wd"' Tow | tion home for the young women toilers of | jutes in the coral formations of the isi- = ANDON—Salled May 5—Schr Lizsle Prien, Waters at Fort Polnt, entrance go Saa | New York City. - . | ands, and owes its color of reddish brown, agway & Wa