The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 22, 1903, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL IRIDAY, MAY 22, 1903 ~ STRONG WIND TILL RAGING Seaand Land Are Swept Clean by Unabating | Gales. ‘ | Speed of Forty-Three Miles | an Hour Is Registered in This City. | S been extraordinarily s along the coast of a f week. In San y-three miles P s bee tained, and rarely han thirty 1 conditions Meteoro- | | gly iInterested The ocean along emely rough, and ed a considerable battling with the as not been than forty miles | | | day a regis- nd for the coast of vesterday Reyes. He s e cable s w by the | | The ends t issued an f Me- apparaty ADVERTISE™MENTL. the world can relieve Hon cific encountered fine weather. British took a prominent part in caring for the COPTIC BRINGS THE FIRST CARGO NEXT REUNION OF THE NEW SEASON'S CROP OF TEA| [F ERAND ARMY ship Company’s liner Coptic ar- rived last evening from the Orient with a large number of passen- gers and 2463 tons of cargo. She and an hour coming from , and all the way across the Pa- g the passengers were many Brit- A their way home from the durbar at Delhi. One of these, Miss Chandos-Pole, said to be a niece of the Duke of Buck- ham and was at one time lady-in-wait- e late Queen Victoria. Accom- g Miss Chandos-Pole was Mrs. M. on, wife of Major Atherton of the 2y and one of the women who wounded of the British-Boer s - : sick and : y of constipation an@ ¥ A. McLeod of Shsnxh;lil. w)\rl\ was d >rs of S - nger on the Coptic, is an insur- ¥ Sy 'the i L and as well known throughout ¥ d Liver like W ! nl "as Tom McKay. McLeod is :, ADI JANOS. ; |accompanied by his wite. 1 The Coptic brought o ¥ alf glass taken on o | T crop. She has 1904 boxes. Her cargo ¥ g will give such sat- 4 |, jugea 111 bales of silk, 1230 bales of ¥ isfying results that you ¥ !zunnies and 45 bags of coffee. ¥ will take no other remedy ¥ | The passengers were: e o d that it © Albro, L. M. Alverez, Mrs. M. Ather- ¥ convinced that it ¥ 3 maid, M B J. Austin, Mrs Wi g W cure all forms of v gy ‘:Q;\\ s, Grace Breen, A P Breen, Miss Br S race Breen, C. A, J ¥ OConstipation. Besure ¥ bowsi. s A P Bowrs and chiid, Masts sowra, 3 uckbee, Miss Cayce, E. g d Get : P Cinrk, Paul Coitjard, Mre. R ) beriim, J. G, Conrad, Mre. J. G. Conrad, Miss Jessica Cook, Miss N. M ¥ i ¥ e ¥ Duvai, Rev. T. L ¥ llnya i anos. v . Fitzgerald, I T. Frelin, Mrs. H * v Paul_Fuller Jr .\ll’lr { L. Gam- ¢ . Master Gammell, ) seorge ¥ If you simply ask for ¥ maid, L. G. C. Graham, 3 g s ohneon, C. Kennedy, ‘Mrs ¥ Hunyadi water you may §|Huse Y Invee AGiomne, & Ken g s 17 o el cLeod, Miss A. McLeod, Mrs. F. ¥ posed upon. Don’t | Tisgel, & Moot M iter, ¥ £ eilier. X v aded to buy sub- ; Murcott, Miss Nicholg, J. Norman Noakes, 1 . E. H. Parrish, Mre. . Parrl A S. L They are worth- Patton, H. Plaiite, Theo Poindexter, 3re. Theo i of y’ indexter. Miss Chandos-Pole, Miss Reed, 5 and often harmful. g DO eomerts, Mrs. C. H.. Selwyn, Charles W ' o v Salter, Miss J. W. Salter, T. H. Stewart, Don- CEFVETUVVUV VYUYW WUY .o 4 seewart. Mrs. Donald A Stewart, Miss = SR o — | Grace Tennyson, W. D. Turn Mrs. D. | Turner, Mrs. J. W. Wadman, Miss Gemma | | Wadman, Miss Marguerite Wadman, M. Wil- | kinson, - H. Wolff, Miss M. Wilkins, Miss M . Heiskell's' Ointment accomplishes sston- asbing cures of sk in diseases, after the most es_bave failed. Heiskell's Soap d it will quickly ples, Eru la 1 akes the skin ed by phy- T VIM, VIGOR, VITALITY for MEn. MORMON BISHOP'S PILLS have been in use over ffty by the leaders of Church and Positively cure the | n ol ens youns | from effects of sell excesses or | Cure Lost mpotency, ~ Lost Losses, ' Insom- Lame Back - vous Twitching c amediate. Im- o eve A written guarantee to cure or 6 boxes. Circulars free. Mail Company, is purser. in a month by the Ching W\ to Mexico about 800 Chines sels of the China Commercial Company’s fleet are the Lothian and Clavering, and the quartet will contribute a monthly. and Japan to Mexico and from here across to the Orient. Wakelee, Miss Norma Wadman. A e L First of New Line. The British steamship Atholl, the first v of the new China Commercial Steamship Com- pany to cross the Pacific, arrived here y er- nine days from Manzanillo. She brought 6 tons of general cargo, but no passengers. From China to the Mexican port, however, she carried more than 400 Chinese coolies, who will be employed in developing the Mexican conces- granted to the Chinese corporation. e Atholl is a fine looking, $000-ton freighter and is the first of a line which will mean much | to Mexico and a good deal to local merchants | trading with the Orient. She Is not particu- larly speedy was handicapped coming from Manzanillo by strong head winds and adverse seas. She is commanded by Captain Porter and G. J. Englehart, formerly with the Pacific She will be fo which will carry The other ves- service from China an Francisco and —_— Navy Officer’s Invention. Lieutenant Commander John B. Blish, execu- | tive officer of the United States training ship | Alert, has just secured a patent for an ald to | navigation, which is said by mariners to be in- valuable, inasmuck as it eliminates one of U | most troublesome errors hitherto unavoidable (| | navigation problems. | tor's prism. | of square section with_the ends beveled off at | angles of 45 degrees with the long axis and at « | right angles to each other. | to the sextant in | server is at once able to measure the exact dip | angie corresponding to all conditions obtaining | at the moment. of the dip tables in works on navigation, which | every navigator has found unreliabie, owing to He calls it the naviga- It is simply a plain glass prism When it is attached the proper manner the ob- It will make him independent | abnormalities in the refractive state of the at- re B i, o~ 0 1 ) visit DR. JORDAN'S creat MUSEUM OF ANATOM 1051 MABZET OT. bet. G:haTik, 8.F.Cal, The Largest Anatomical ¥ useum in the Worid. Weaknesses or any contracted disease positively cured by the oidest Specialist on the Coast. Est. 36 years. DR. JORDAN—DISEASES OF MEN Consultation free and strictly private. Treaument personally or by Jetter. A Poritive Cure 1o every case undertaks aftsaasas DE JORDAN & CO.. 1051 Market St 8. F. -0 e’ owm e CUTLERY EVERY BLADE WARRANTED #m:CURES BATTLE McBURNEY’S KIDNEY # cie™" For Bright’s disease, brick dus* mosphére, which at times have occasioned er- s of from 10 to 15 minutes of arc. Pndiatie A ety Shark in the Bay. A deckhand employed on the tug Lottie yes- terday speared and captured a emall shark off the en fish was seen swimming about the boat for some time and grabbed greedily the food thrown into the water. | deckhand started a shark hunt and after a few | wild stabs succeeded In driving the weapon | through the shark's side. of Washington-street wharf. The big Armed with a boathook the It weighed just 17 , | pounds. Tts back was prettily marked with a ARBIACE, MAILED ¥ series of saddle-shaped black patches, The bei: Book for men) |1y was white and the mouth, crescent-shaped and some six inches across, ‘was armed wit the peculiar teeth of the shark tribe, s —_— Returns Dismasted. The schooner Abble, which sailed on Wednes- day for Coquille River, returned to port yester- day for repairs. The strong mortherly gale which she found outside proved to8 much' for the schooner's sticks and after her foremast | head and maintopmast had been she made the best of her way back fo port. carried away —,——— The Overdue List. The rate of reinsurance on the C. H. Watjen was sdvanced yesterday to U5 per cent. Tne bark Otra, now out 120 daye from Port Townsend for Caliao, was placed on the boary at 10 per cent. NEWS OF THE OCEAN. The British bark Largo Bay, at Eureka, was chartered prior to_arrival for redwood thence Gepo U. K., 56s; option of Fre- 1%, bed-wetting, gravel, di , disbetes | 1o & direct port, 258 rheumatiem, Bead 25 cerits 1n 2o stamps & mflu[&fil < S ik W. F. McPurney, 418 8. sl or 5days treatmn’t. Freptid fL58, Drugeios. Jumber here and on Puget Town, 56s 3d. Bound for Cape owed | | an Diego and way ports. i e + | FIRST OF CHINA COMMER- i CIAL COMPANY'S LINERS TO CROSS THE PACIFIC. 2 - The barkentine Coronado returns to Honolulu with general cargo. RS TR T A Cargo for Mahukona. e schooner H. C. Wright was cleared yes- Mahukona with an assorted mer- argo. valued at $13,868, and includ- >wing: 390 bbis flour, 4 ctis 2 ctls wheat, 108,970 Ibs bran, 10,718 | Ibs middlings, 3013 Ibs oats, 250, 1bs fertil- 6 bales hay, 5600 1bs beans, 41 pkgs pota- 6 pkg 1300 Ibs sugar, 5957 Ibs 303 1bs ham and bacon, 630 Ibs salt, 34 pkes 25 c« 6 pkas paste, 894 1bs codfish, 9 plegs meals, 96 cs canned goods, 110 pkgs groceries and provisions, 42 gals 2 cs wine, 225 bbis lime, 32 pkgs paints and ofls, 100 cs tar, 200 cs coal ofl, 12 pkgs steel, 9 pkgs matches, 3 pkgs to- bacco, 14 pkgs paper, 4 cs candles. —_— Notice to Mariners. HUMBOLDT BAY—CALIFORNIA. (List of Beacons and Buoys, Pacific Coast, 1903, page 3 ‘ Notice Is hereby given that North Spit Buoy. a black second class can, No. 3, placed near the turn in North Jetty, Humboldt Bay., Cal., went adrift May 17. It will be reniaced as soon as practicable. By order of the Light- kouse Board. J. B. MILTON, Commander, U. s. K., Inspector, Twelfth Lighthouse District. Shipping Intelligence. ARRIVED. Thursday, May 21. Stmr Gualala, Adler, 11 hours from Bowens Landing acumr Asuncion, Bridgett, — hours from Re- ondo. r stmr Atholl, Porter, 51 days from Hong- via Kobe 37 days, via Manzanillo 8 days. ar Aurelia, Petersen, 16 hours from Point St Albion. Stmr Tampico, Ames, 8 days from Tacoma, via Roche Harbor 4 days. Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, 44 hours from Greenwood, Johnson, 16 hours from Stmr Prentiss, Ahlstrom, 68 hours from Portland, via Astoria 00 hours. Stmr Coptic, Rinder, 26 days 19 hours 55 minutes from Hongkong, via Yokohama 15 ys 21 hours 35 minuates, via Honolulu 6 days 20 minutes. chr Ida A, Campbell, 5 hours from Point yes. Schr Abble, Larsen, from sea, on account of carrying away of foremast head and maln- topmast, May 21, at 2 a. m., 30 miles west of the Farallones. Schr Virginia, Nelson, 4 days from Colum- bia River. R Schr Lily, Bottger, 3 days from Umpqua River. CLEARED. Thursday, May 21. Stmr_Pomona, Swanson, Eureka; Pacific Coast Steamship Co. Schr H. G. Wright, Nielsen, Mahukona; The Chas. Nelson Co. SAILED. Thursday, May 21. Stmr Stmr Stmr Stmr Stmr North Fork, Nelson, Eurek: Phoenix, Odland, Mendocin Czarina, Seaman, Coos Bay Rival, Payne, Houda Landing. Navarro, Weber, Bowens Landing. Stmr South Portland, ‘Hornsman, San Pedro. Stmr Coos Bay, Nicolson, San Pedro, mr State of California, Thomas, San Diego, mr Coquille River, Dart, Tillamook. Stmr City of Puebla, Jepsen, Victoria and Port Townsend. TELEGRAPHIC. POINT LOBOS, May 21—10 p. m.—Weather hazy, wind porthwest; velocity 40 miles per hour. SPOKEN. May 6, lat 33 N, lon 21 W—Br bark Lind- field, from Antwerp, for San Francisco. DOMESTIC PORTS. UMPQUA RIVER—Arrived May 17—Schr Lucy, from San Pedro: schr Sadfe, from San Pedro. Sailed May 18—Schr Lily, for San Francisco. SAN PEDRO—Arrived May 20—Schr Noko- mis, from Everett. COOS BAY—Arrived May 20—Stmr Arcata, hence May 16. p TATOOSH—Passed in May 21—U S stnr Daniel Manning, lence May 14, for Seattle. Passed out May 21—Stmr Oregonlan, from Seattle, for Honolulu and New York. FAIBHAVET.-EI-"“’ May 20—Schr Irene, San_Francisco. IO CREKA-—Salled May 21—Schr Mary E, Russ, o S OB Sailed Ma GRAYS H. y 20—Schr So- phie Christiansan, for_San Pedro; sche choy, R, Wilson, for San Francisco: schr Zampa, for Redondo; bktn Wrestler, for Honolulu. Arrived May 20—Schr Alert, from San Pe. aro. May 21—Stmr Grace Doilar, hence May 17. PORT TOWNSEND—Inward May 21 ship Celtic_Race, from Callao, for gleuih.ar ‘Arrived May 21—Br ship Bardowle, from Victoria: Ger ship Neck, from Victorla, Sailed May 21—Ger &hip Neck, from Che- mainus, for U. Passed out May 21—Schr Gamble, from Port Gamble, for Honolulu PORT GAMBLE — Sailed May 21 — Schr Gambie, for Honolulu. ASTORIA—Sailed May 21—Stmr Despatch, for Redondo. SEATTLE—Arrived May 20—Stmr Senator, hence May 16. May 21-—Ger stmr Numantia. hence May 14. PORT HARFORD—Salled May 21—10:30 a m.—Stmr Ramona, for San Francisco. TACOMA—Safled May 21—Fr ship Hoche, for Seattle; stmr Oregonian, for Honolulu and ew York: Nor ship Avanti, for Port Blake- FORT BRAGG—Salled May 21—Stmr Brool Iyn, for San Francisco PORT LOS ANGELES—Arrived May 20— Stmr San Pedro, from Ventura Sailed May 21—Stmr San Pedro, for San Francisco. B SEATT! Arrived_ May 21—Stmr Santa Barbara, hence May 17; U S stmr Daniel Man. ning, hence May 14 Sailed May 21—Stmr James Dollar, for San Francisco. PORT BLAKELEY—Sailed May 21—Schr Excelsior, for San Francisco; Br bark Inver- mark, for Australia. EUlw’KA—Salled May 21—Stmr Eureka, for San Francisco: stmr Alliance, for Astorfa. Arrived May 21—Stmr Arctic, hence May 20. SAN PEDRO—Arrived May 21—Stmr San Pedro, from Port Los Angele ASTORIA—Salled May 21—Stmr Despatch, for San Franclsco. ISLAND PORTS. MANILA—Arrived May 20—Br stmr Coio- fila. from London, to sail for Guam and Hono- uly. THONOLULU—Arrived May 21—Bktn Ko- hala, from Newcastle, Australia; schr Goldea Shore, from Newcastle, Australia; bark Alden Besse, hence May 6. Safled May 20—Bark Andrew Welch, for San Francisco. KAHULUI—Sailed May 21—Stmr Nebras- kan, for Honolulu. HILO—Salled May 20—Stmr Enterprise, for San Franclsco. EASTERN POR’ NEW YORK—Salled May 20—Stmr Ssgu- ranca, for Colon Sailed May 21—Stmr Alaska, for San Fran- cisco. FOREIGN PORTS. ST. THOMAS—Arrived orior to May 20-- 5 T From. Stmr Minnewaska, for San Francisco. fiteenmer ) 1e M(V‘;l‘!—SaHed April 28—Ger stmr Eva, for | Newsboy .|San Pedro... San Francisco. Arena..| Point Arena YOKOHAMA—Arrived May 18—Br stmr| nomore. 3 Empress of China, from Vancouver. CHERBOURG—Sailed May 16—Fr Paris, for Honolulu. HAMBURG—Sailed May 17—Br ship Scot- tish Moors, for San Diego. VICTORIA—Arrived May 20—Br stmr Iiee- mun, from Yokohama; Br bark Trongate, from Honolulu; Br ship Celtic Race, from Callao, bark 'Liner Reaches Port From'the Orient With 2400 Tons of Freight and a Large| Active Work in Prepar- Number of Passengers, Including Many Britishers Returning From the Durbar at Delhi and One of Whom Is Said to Be of Noble Birth < ing for Encampment Event. Signs Point to the Coming of a Great Throng of Visitors. | A joint meeting of the general commit- | tee of management and the finance com- mittee of the thirty-seventh National En~ campment, Grand Army of the Republic, will be held this evening in the rooms of the California Promotion Committee, 2 New Montgomery street. In consequence of the visit of the President it was deemed best to delay the committee’'s operations until his departure. George Stone, chair- man of the general committee, announces | { that now the tlme has come to interest | | the people of the city and State in the en- | campment. In a circular letter to mem- | bers of the committee the chairman says: | We require funds to consummate the vari- ous plans already formed, which are now in progress. We must uphold the reputation for hospitality for which California and San Fran- cisco are renowned throughout the world. 1 The encampment has been well adver- tised throughout the Atlantic and Middle West States. As a result of this enterprise | in heralding in advance the attractions of San Francisco during encampment week a vast throng of vis..ors will accept the | | advantages of the reduced raflway fare | | and come here next August. The general | | committee of management comprehends | that a great deal of preparatory work | | must be done In order to properly recetve | | | | and entertain the legion of visitors. | The encampment will open Monday, | August 17, hence there is no more time | than is required for adjusting all the de- | tails relating to the street pageants, the | fllumination of the city, the campfires, excursions, naval parades and the reunion | of auxiliary organizations. At every an-| nual reunion of the Grand Army of the Republic since 18% veterans have ex- | changed reminiscences of the memorable encampment in San Francisco in August of that year. The desire to ggain visit California became so Intense that when | Major General Shafter proposed in Wash- | ington, D. C., last fall that the encamp- ment of 193 should be held in San Fran- cisco the enthusiasm which greeted the proposition was so tumultuous and pro- longed that the choice of this place was made by acclamation. The claims of oth- er progréssive cities for the honor of se- lection were withdrawn in favor of the metropolis of the Pacific in recognition of the earnest desire of the veterans to pay a farewell visit to California The encampment of 1886 was memora- ble in many respects. The generosity of leading cltizens in contributing to the fund for the entertainment of the veter- ans enlisted widespread admiration. Sev- eral lcading citizens gave $4000 each to the fund. Several more donors gave $1000 | each. There was a long list of $500 dona- tio The sum of $5,000 was readily raised to carry out the plans of the cele- | bration. B News in Army Circles. | Major General MacArthur, accompamed" by several members of his staff, paid an | official visit to Rear Admiral Glass aboard the New York yesterday. { Captain C. R. Howland has been ap- | pointed inspector of small arms practice for the department. | Colonel C. P. Miller has been appointed | a member of the army general staff, and | will leave this city for Washington, D. C., | in a few day Boycotters cartooned in the Wasp this week. | Business men should see it. | | @il @ | | Movement of Steamers. TO ARRIVE. Newport & Way Port: Puget Sound Ports. Humboldt San Pedro an Pedro. Leelanaw. ... Tacorga | Montara | Seattle . Humboldt Corona. .| San Pedro. Centrall North-Western- Union Pacific Excursions afford unusual CHICAGO~ for an economical journey to THE EAST Excursions Every Day Personzlly conducted parties leave San Francisco every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Leave Los Angeles one day earlier. Choice of routes. i For full information apply to or address R. R. RITCHIE, General Agent, Chicago & North-Western Ry., | 617 Market St., | S. F. BOOTH. Gen'l Agt. Pass ' Dept., Unfon Pacific R. R., No. 1| Montgomery St. San Francisco. UNION PACIFIC SOUTHERN PACIFIC Tral d due to arrive at N FRANCISCO. (Matn Line, Foot of Siarket Street) — Fmow APRIL 5, 196, — ammive Benicia, Suisun, Eimira and Sacre- 3 > mento .. 7 Stockton, Sacramento, Vacaville, 7. e A Traey. Los Banos. Mendots, Haatord, Martinez, Visalis, Porterville .. .. m428» Port Costa, Martines, Laihrop, Mo desto, Merced, Fresno, Goshea Junction, Bakersfeid........ .... Shasta Express— Davis, Williams (for Bartlett Springs). Willows, | tFruto. Red Bluff, Portland. Niles, San Jose, Livermore. Stocke ton.lone, Sacramento, Placerville, Marysville, Chico, Red Bluff...... Oskdale, Chinese. Jamestown. S nors, Tuolumne and Angels artinez and Way Stations. allefo.. . a Crescent City Express. Hastbonnd. —Port Costa, Tracy, Lathrop, Stockton. Merced, Raymond, Fresno, Bakersfield, Los Angeies and New Orieans. (Westbound arrives as Pacifc Coast Express, via Cosst Line) The Overland L Deaver, Omabs, Hayward. Nile California Limited. ter: San Ramon, Napa. Calistoga. Santa Rosa. Niles, Lathrop. Stockton. Davis, Woodland, Knights Landing, ejo, 7o CHICAGO 0ary. A A le. Oroville, (connects yaville for Gridley, Biggs and Chico) Atlantic Express—Ogden and East. Port Costs, Martinez, Antioch. An Ideal Train For Those Who Seek the Best. —eeeeeeoe | \ Santa Fe) 5.28» SANTA FE TRAINS. Leave Market-street Ferry Depot Local |Ov rl'd Dally | Lim'd Daily 8:00 a| 9:4 J11:10 a12:08 p 1:20 p| 1:40 p 00 p resno Hanford v 10.004 12.00% 11.00» ver Steame: a for morning; p for afternoon. 3307 inters. Saci : 8:00 a. m. Daily Is Bakersfield Local ame, Colusa, Wik ping at all points in San Joaquin Valle: hts Lending, Marye res, 'r:‘nornnx zrahr;)z_lnw_ nv] 7 .-;;AHL.'&D“IA | s30r :'.“.d e i 19 a: :30 a. m. Daily is the ay St . LIMITED, carrying Palace Sleeping Cars | 400r Murgnes Suy Baaoy TalleloNaon o ), andt: Dinjcs. Cuts | thagagis to Chailr | 400p Martinez. Tracy. Lathrop.Stockton. 10.254 Car runs to Bakersfleld for ac 400 les, Livermore, Stockton, Lodl.. 4.28¢ local first-c S passengers, 4.30F Haywar Irvingtou, Ssn | 18.554 tickets are ored on this train. Corresp Jose. Li more. 2 111,58 m. datly 6.007 The Owl Limited—F: o. Tuisre, wcal. Corresponding Bakersfield,Los Angeies: conneo dally tlon, Saugus for Sania Barbara Overland Express, with curfies Golden State Limited through Pal Sleepers and };‘rao Sleeper “Slxlpdrl‘{l’:mi Wednes Reclining Chair Cars to Chicago; also Palace days unt! s o Sleeper, which cuts ¢ Eresno. Correspond. | 800 Port Costa, Tracy, Stockiom. Low ing train arrives at 6:00 p. aily 5.30 Banos.......... v Personally conducted parties for Kansas -1 every Monday, Thursday and Saturday at S p. m Offics 641 M et street and in Ferry De- pot, San Francis 1112 Broadway, Oakland. CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. C0. | R Ty P . o :r" QI.I:QI l;: Allv’l“ eane, Borenda. ond. Mar LESSER tnex. (Arrives via Josquia SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC | o0 surebobit orm sciviias 225 7.00» San Pabio, Port Martnes RAILWAY COMPANY. yiBd Way Statioss... 128 Tiburon Ferry, Foot of Market St. R - T Y et "RANCIS TO SAN RAFAEL. Intermediate Stations .. 1.856a Rt ol 8.06r Oregon & California £ prass—das: WEEK DA 30, 8:00_ 9:00. 11:00 & m.; | — Marysvine, Redding. p‘. 5 2 3:40, 5:10, 5:50. 6:30 and 11:30 l:om"’ “fl“‘"gt‘;“d‘,““dx"" 8.58a Saturdays—Extra trip at 1:30 p. m iy Y e ey SUNDAY 30, 8:00, 9 lfl. 11:00 a. m.; 1:30, 91,267 Port Costa, Tracy, Lath 0, 3:40, 5:10, 0 p. m. desto, Merced, Raymon: SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISC Haaford, Visalis, Bakersfeld...... 6.252 | DA TS 250, 200, G 3%0.% O G on o N v iraer oo . Saturd: Extra trip at 1:45 p. m. s e SUNDAYS—6 35 920 1115 o m: 1545, | HAs Bents Crus Eacursion (Sanday 18.082 40, 4:50, 5:00, 5:20, 6:10, 6:25 p. m. tEx- 8164 Newark. Centervill San Jose. cept Saturdays. Feiton. Boulaer Creek, Saata : gy T Cruz snd Way Stations........... 5.509 fo Tewve: ) ) qon AITiVe | 49.48e Newark, Centeryille, San Jjose, | san Franeisco. an Francisco :v:!m:nenil.nn Gatos. Felton, Week | Sun- un- | Week ulder Creek. Cruz sad Days. | days. days. | Days | oo Principal Wa 10508 |7:45a a turday and Sundsay run | 8:40a 8:40a through to Santa Cruz. connects Ignaclo. 10:20 a 10 st Feiton for Boulder Creek. 6:00p 6 Monday only from Santa Cruz).. +8.80 | 8:20 pi HARBOR FERRY 7:25 p| From SAN FRANCISCO, Foot of Market St. (Sifp® 7458l 745 a —41:15_9:00 11:00 a.M. 1.00 3.00 5.18 r.w Mot 10:20 21020 a -From OAKLAND, Foot of Broadway — 16:00 i3:08 Petaluma, | 0:30 3| 820 p | emmt8:08_10:00 su. 1200 200 4.00 r.x. and . 7:25pl 7:25p CO]AST LINE (Broad Gauge). (Third and Townsend Streets.) Santa Rosa | 08 2 a0 Jose and Way Stacions.. L 830r BRISBANE—Salled May 20—Br stmr Moana, | Olymplc .| San Pedro 47.00a San Jose and Way Stations..... for Vancouver. Coronado. . . | Grays Har Fulton. 00s New Almaden. Puigdee . - - MALTA —Arrived May 21—Arabia. Del Norte Crescent City _— - T 164 .onlePF!y I:fl Sn:u Cruz Excar VANCOUVER—Satled May 21—Bktn Maka- | J. Dollar... .| Seattle & T: 4 Windsor, | ases cliot (Bundey oniy)_ - B30 well, for Kobe. G. W. Elder..! Portland & Astorla. y Healdsburg, [10:20a/10:20 & Co;::. o l“no—m:;v:flgl_!hn KARATSU—Salled May 21—Br stmr Ivy- | Ventura -| Sydney & Way_ Ports.. May 2 Lytton, | SN Cul'n"“fl"s."n" ‘San “,;:- dene, for San Francisco. State of Cal.. | San Diego & Way Pts.[May 23 yserville, 5 p| f gy~ Ay — Y57 oc; STEAMERS, Pomon: . s i imey 2 N Buo Luis Obispo. Guadalupa, NEW YORK—Salled May 21—Stmr La Lor- | {008Bay.....| San Fedfo hober) 7 Hopland __ [10:20 a/10 Burt, Lompoc, Santa Barbars, raine. for Havre: stmr Auguste Victoria, for | Nor!] 222 Tanitt T and Ukial 2 San Buenaventurs. Santa Panis Hamburg, via Plymouth and Cherbourg; stmr | tamrpose: Mexican Ports T Ssagne. Los Angeles. (Connee- Friederick der Grosse, for Bremen, via Fly- | Gurar! Fuce: Hoand: Horte.. 2 g gon trom gants Ores and Mow- THORLR sad s Sparhours- enes. Hamburg & Way Ports [May 25 | 8:00a] 8: ) al10:20 a - - QUEENSTOWN—Sailed May 21—Stmr Ha- | oyir para’ Panams & Way Ports. |May 28 | 2:30 | 2 Guerneville. 28 p) 6:20p SVOENABecite Comss Exyrece (uaves v verford, from Liverpool, for Philadelphia; stmr | Sumantia Senttle I W L ST Boa S:40af 540 s Crescent City Express).—New Oceanic, from Liverpool, for' New York. | 8. Barbarx Seattle and Olympia. .../ May 28 | 0p 5:10p Glen Ellen, 6:00 pl 6:20 1 Orieans. Los Angeies, Santa Bas Arrived May 22—Stmr New Enzland, from s Monlca....| Grays Harbor. . N R e S y bara, Pacific Grove, Del Monte. Boston, for Liverpool, and proceeded. | ta Rosa...|San Diego & Way Pts.|May 28 | a {Arrives via Coust Line West LIVERFOOL—Arrived- May 20—Stmr Noord- | Newburs.....| Grays Harbor . |May Sebastopol. » bound).. — 3 iand, from Philadelphia. Arrived M 21— | Columbla .| Portland & Astoria.... May TSTAGES connect at Santa Rosa for Whit- 880a 8an Joss. Tres Pinos, Capitols, Stmr Salicla, from Montreal, = for Glasgow; | S Cru San Pedro & Way Porta|May 30 | g 510 g 00t ot Fulton for Altraria. i SantaCruz. Pacific Grove, Saiinas, ste Teqtonic, | from Naw, Ferl Nebraskan. . .¢ Honolulu & Kahului...|May 81 | 3air tves Springs: at Lytton for Tyt fen Lale Obispo aad Principal - Salle @y 21—Stmr Commonwealth, for | Amer. Maru..| China and Japan. .[June 1 | g . Qo 1 “Sk: - S g 1ous . 0 Bowton, via. dueenstown: Sbr. Prelorias, ‘108 ] hr Pusnte | Pret ot pa. s« Hle 7 s e b e e isee: od | JH82 SenJose and Way Scastana 1.200 Quebec and Montreal, via Moville. Arsgo.... Eel River Ports. . e A Do e B B iy i B sl T ose, Los Gatos and Way Sta INASTRAHULL—Passed May 21—Stmr b ke Mgl i e gy P tons...... : . _8.30v Bueros Ayrean, from Boston, for Glasgow. TO SAIL, | Highland - Springs, Kelseyville, =~ Carisbad 7.00e BOWHEAD—Passed May 21—Stmr Victo- 3 gy Aah i VI i tany 0.00a rian, from New York, for Liverpool. Steamer, | Destination. |Salls.| Pler. | Sorings. Blue Lakes. Laurel Dell Lake. Wittor 8an Jose. Giiroy. Hollster, Sun GLASGOW—Arrived - May 21—Stmr Ethio- | - - | Shrings. Upper Lake, Pomo, Potter ' Valle Cruz, Del Monte, Monterey, P pla, from New York. | May _»,f'r"“"‘D-.y,. Riverside, Lierley’s, Bucknell 'y eific Grove, Salinasand Principal NAPLES—Arrived May 21—Stmr Koenig | Acme Siuslaw_River miPler 2 {07 Grin Helghts, Hullville, = Orr's Ho Stations ” . 12180 Albert, from New York, and sailed for Genoa. uer| Grays Harbor . (Pler 10 | gon e "Haltway House, Comptche, Can 830 Buriingame. San Mateo, Redwood, fob e b e C. Nelson. . . Seattle & Tacoma 2 »s:‘!"m: Hopkins, Mendocino Clty, Fort nm:‘;' Menlo Pnr‘l’g. Palo Alto. Mayfield, Sun, Moon and Tide. | Eumboras - 0 piPler 13 | Westpoit, Usal: " at Willita for' Fort Brag. e e T United States Coast and Goedetic Survey— | Nev Hono. & Kahului..| 3 pm|Pier 20 | V1o Cummings. . Hell's Springs. Hards ‘oo 1580 gan Jose. Gliroy and Way Sintionst10.45a Times and Helghts of High and Low | Anubf Hamburg & V 2 pmipier 28 | Tle U e Bt rwarg e, Ok 8an Jose. Los Gatos aod Principar Waters -at_Fort Point, entrance to Saa oAy 2 R - Beotia | e aatone rstaitons 13308 Francisco Bay, Publisfied by officlal au- | . .| Humboldt 4 pmlPier 2 r 9 } k Stattons 18004 thority of the Superintendent. Sequola. .- | Willapa Ha OJ Ieiiee. 3| o Setuniey ts Menfiny: reunt frip tebols aviv- 182 San Mateo, Beimoat. Berestord.San NOTE—The high and low waters occur at | Centennlai..Nome via Seattie. . e i i sy b Siurion. Redwood, Fair Oake. the city front (Mission-street wharf). about | Columbie. .. Astoria & Portland.|11 am/Pler 2i | peyond San Rafael at half rates Bi- i Do e W ke - 18.48a twenty-five minutes later than at Fort/ Potn.: | Alameda... | Honolulu “HE amiPlec 7 | Do P e Marhe . Checaieie | TN S ey Stationa.. 6.3 the helght of tide is the same at both places. | Redondo....| Los Angel .| 2 pmiPler 2 | pyiiding. . E 3 2 Luis O e et Newsboy ... 'Los A. yla 8. Pedro| 2 pmiPler 16| “'g "C.* WHITING R. X. RYAN. | Angeies, Deming. BT Panr e FRIDAY, MAY 22. Centralia.. | Grasgy .H;rb;r‘ <ee.| 4 pm|Pler 10 e MAB Gen, Pays, Ast. | Orieans, New York. (Westhouad 3 Wi - - — arrives via San Josquin' Sun rises s, Rosa. San Diego & Way| 9 am|Pier 19 fi‘:hlo Alto and Wa X v Sun sets atnier. .. .| Seattle & Whatcom| 4 pm|Pier 10 i . AT 19450 Moon rises. Eoauado: Los Angeles Ports. |10 am|Pier 2 TO SAN RAFAEL, ‘.::;f,::;:" ""s“;";" Rt 19.45¢2 Eureka. umboldt .., :|'® am|Pier 15 | = for Afternoon. F [Time (1] . e b v 2 SAN QUENTIN, | %gsirien el Sy oy | S Lw |HW IL Wi Point Arena .| 4 pm|Pier 2 MILL VALLEY - b 3 Sunday ony. 2 e oy e 7 oot wif I 2 @Counects at Goshen Jo. with tratns for Haoford, 22 ‘008 . Orfd.|12 miPier 13 3 #n Nome via Seattie..| 2 ymis .2 (515 (@] 2428 CAZADERO,ETC. | wacinisy At Fromo, for Visaita via savsen atcos ‘airhn| 5 pm|Pler " 2 3\ - % Humboldt . .....[1:30 p/Pier 1 | (WUMMISUUERMRE via Sausalito Ferry = & Arrive vis Nilon a7 = : China & Japan 1 pmlPler 40 | yriis B4 0:45, 1 o 12 e 00 | G Via e ot Valley. NOTE—In the above exposition of the tidss TPRet Bontiy Burtilis s o e 5:15, %6:15, 6:45. 9, 1i:45 p.'m, | % Santa Clara south bound omty. Conness the early morning tides are given in_the lett 1 e 3% amiPier 27 train week days does not run to T for all polnts Narrow Gaues hand column and the ccessive tides of the v. & i 1 W. ElderAstoria & Portiand.|11 am|Pier 24 < 0 day in the order of occurrence as to time; the | G- ol o i T 2 DAYS AND LEGAL HOLIDAYS—7, 3 fourth time column ives the last iide of the O o e s Way | 5 Dnitter 3 A0 3. ri2i0, 130 | MOUNT TAMALPAIS RAILWAY ay, except when there are but three tides, as | 5 ey vor. S R LR - 1V " sometimes oceurs. The helghts given are in | ChICO-- S > Pm}”" 2 ) Fun o San Quentin. Those| go-€a¥e | Via Sauslito Ferry P addition to the soundings of the United States| ; pollar..-|Seattle & Tacoma.|10 am|Pler 2| Darked () to Falrtax, except 8:15 p. m. Sar- | San Fran. oot of Market St. | San Fra Coast Survey C'?nrt lehxoepl ;v?;n I‘:'I!nu' ) | Newport N. Y. via Panamall2 m(Prer 40 g“r::y‘xl; F?l‘:!u urdays the 3:15 p. m. train | l Thototaiis vy = Week P recedes the height, and then the numicr A g ray.. (| 3 = ¢ 15 e over- s. | Days. - Bracted Srom- the depth slven gy | Coos BaY--:| Sin Fedro & \Way.| § amipler 13 FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO | | atghtat the “Tavera of Tamai % A the charts. The plane of reference !s the mean | Ajance....| Portland & Way P.| 5 pm|Pler 16| 11 he"% Go¥s2:25. 8:15, ot 100 a7 g enen w720/ I 3105 of the lower low wa 3 May 31. 4:50, ) | \arriviagin the efty st9:15. § a? sifl -~ —r=tits Queen. Puget Sound Ports. |11 am|Pler 27 %40, 1 ! R s $0r. 540: Time Ball. N. Fork.... | Humboldt ... 9 am|Pler 2 12:30, 4:40, -| “TAYERN OF TAMALPNS™ A 3 . 5:55, T :20 p. m. Open allthe year round. ¥ Branch Hydrographic Office, U. §. N., Mer- .. |Hamburg & Way..[ 2 $ you e g RERN, O Mty T |y |BAmEA ey | 2 pmer 2 | Bt s e s cusnn | okt e 72 ay 21, 7 CISCO—Week days—5:45 6:40, g 626 MARKET ST., (North Shore Railroad) The time bull on the Ferry bullding was FROM SEATTLE., ! . £y gy 8: ? th Sho aropped exactly at moon to-day—. e., at noon H b‘v‘-':rt.‘ X5, 1340348, Bas; GITICES | and SAusaLITe FErmy, Foot of the 120th meridian, or at 8 p. m. Green.| Steamer. For. Sails P R¥s_e:35. 7:85, 10, 1 - wich time. J. C. BURNETT, e e O R g o 105, 1:05, 2:40, 3:45, 4:55, 6: Lieutenant U. 8..N., in Charge. Valdez & Unalaska....|May 23 ‘m, " G 50y W. T HESS - Skagway & Way Ports.[May 24 % THROUGH TRAINS. 'ARY m.g‘,um % hidwick Valdez & Way Ports...(May 5| 7:45 a. m.. week day INS. remy CATIAW Chaplain C! ck Entertained, Skagway & Way Ports.[May 25 ons. 2 #—Cazadero and way | Tenth M.Tmh 1025, Claus Spreckels bldg P agway ay Port: p : elephone D AL it et Ra e | Golovin Bay airect " a7 4d | reuied hd ey stationer UTIATS excepted)— | Residence. €l Cllfornia. s peiow Powe . a . nce evening at dinner the Rev. Father John Note Girect o tr oy ey Il (i3 p. m., Saturdays—Cazadero and way o Telephone James 1501. 8. Chidwick, chaplain of the cruiser Nome direct June 1| *“Sundays and Legal Holldays—$ a. m New York. Among other priests at the dero and way stations: - Cuse. THE WEEKLY CA LL dinner were the Rev. Fathers E. P. Dempsey, Charles A. Ramm and Joseph Gleason. Sundays and Lesgal Hol RO S8 Lo eionye—i0 a, . et TICKET OFFICE—626 Market st, FERRY—Foot of Market st, $1 per Year.