The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 9, 1903, Page 35

THE SAN FRAN CISCO CALL, SUNDAY, AUGUST 9, 1903. DIVES UNDER ICY WATERS TO ADJUST JURY RUDDER| Mate of American Bark Homeward Bound Performs Heroic Sub marine Feat While Off Cape Horn and the Vessel, Disabled in a Storm, Is Able to Complete Her Voyage From Antwerp a Sea some w abandoned vessel y far from wever, and as a safe in the | | ndder atit , off stook | de 57 12| ape Horn, | and where | rudder as on her way to lashed in place across w BIG SAILING VESSEL WHICH ARRIVED IN PORT YESTERDAY U | DER A JURY RUDDER, THE FIXING OF WHICH OFF CAPE HORN | WAS A MOST DARING PIECE OF WORK. > chants’ Exchange, San Francisco, Cal., Al gust 8, 1003. lu; Pactfio Mall Steamship Co tlla, Nopander, Victoria and Port dropped exactly at noon to-day, i. e., Arnautizon, Ipswitch; | time. . C. BURNETT, Lieutenant, L' 8. PR TR Movements of Steamers. TO ARRIVE. Francols, in Charge. %k, Cape Town, via Che- | et The time ball on the Ferry bullding was at noon of the 120th meridian, or n 8 p. m. Greenwich | sulky of 2:08%. PALD ALTO STOCK FARM 13 [:l[lSE[I Famous Breeding Es- tablishment Goes Out of Existence. Last of the Horses Raised There Will Be Sold in the Fall. R Spectal Dispatch to The Call, STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Aug. 8.— The famous Palo Alto stock farm, which | was founded thirty years ago by Senator Stanford, was practically closed to-day. The positions of the superintendent and : | his assistants have lapsed and no more | breeding or other work will take place | | upon the farm from now on. There are | | still 160 horses which have to be kept | until next fall and a few men will be re- | tained to care for them until that time. Superintendent Covey has not as yet de- cided on his plans for the future. Senator Stanford founded and kept up | this great institution for many years at | great expense and the marvelous suecess | | which he gained in breeding blooded stock 1s a matter of history. He built magnifi- cent barns, stables, paddocks and race tracks covefing many acres, and had hun- | dreds of horses all the time. |two farms, one on the border between San Mateo and Santa Clara counties for trotters, and another near Mayfleld which {was a running farm. The world-wide year up to the time of his death in 1893. | trotting farm, which was the main one, |on a somewhat smaller scale in memory of him. Large numbers of fine horses | have been bred and trained, but no racing ! has been engaged in. For some time past, | however, it has seemed advisable to close | the farm, and to tendent has been shipping large consign- ments of horses to the East at regular high prices. | As long as men are interested in horses | |and harness racing the feats accomplished at the Palo Alto farm and the marvelous speed developed by the horses raised there | will always be remembered. It was there | that Electioneer was bred, undoubtedly .ione of the greatest horses that ever lived, above his grave. Ile was the greatest | producer of extreme epeed the world has ever seen, more than 1100 horses in the “"30 Ilist baving sprung from him. His | sons and daughters held the world's rec- | ords for yearlings, two, three, four and | five-year-olds, and for mares and stal- lions. - 1 Among the many great horses developed jon this farm Palo Alto was one of the u- | most famous. During his lifetime he | trotted to the world's record of 2:13% and | held the world's record for a high wheeled After his death Sunol, | one of the Stanford horses, lowered this | to 2:08%. The skeletons of Electioneer, | Palo Alto and Occident are to be seen in the Stanford University museum. There is also in the museum ‘a hign-wheeled horse but Occident, who usually was From. | driven by Governor Stanford himself. In San Pedro . Tacoma Crescent City . Grays Harbor . Nanajmo . | Humboldt -| Nome via Seattle. | Grays Harbor . San Pedro . -| Honolulu & Kahulu. n Diego & Way Pts.|Aug. ewport & Way Ports.|Aug. Puget Sound Ports - - Humboldt P BPOKEN. Czarina Coos Bay v t 50 N, lon 119 W, Br ship Donna | Alameda Hmmlu'u ‘Ausx. m Portland, for Falmouth. | 8- Mcnica Grays Harbor b masted Br ship from Newcastle, | ATEO- Eel River Ports. oo robably the B | Pomon: Humboldt ... 8. Barbara...| Seattle & Olympla. S, lon 12532 W, schr | City Paua for Port Hadlock. Arcata 135 36 W. Banta e G. W. New York via Panama.|Aug. Coos Bay & Pt. Orford|Aug. San Diego & Way Ports|Aug. Grays Harbor. ERA Chinese Bureau W, Fr bark Jean, | Atho Chi: Bureau Delays Liner. . s ! Point Arena = r b lon 16 W, Ger ship Her- | San Pedro . Chariotte, from Hamburg, for | Ramona TELEGRAPHIC. Aug 8, 10 p m—Weather velocity 12 miles per hour. MESTIC PORTS. ~Arrived Aug 7—Stmr Redon- *-| Humbol Sydney & Way China & Japan tle Amer. Maru Silesia..... | | | | this sulky Occlident made a mile in 2:18%. | This horse later trotted in 2:16% and be- | came the champion trotting gelding in the | world. Another very interesting rellc in | the museum, which now contains prae- tically all there is left of the farm, is the | sulky welighing forty-three pounds, in record of 2:261, Arion the world's two- | year-old record of 2:10%, world’s stallion record of 2:08%, and Sunol the world’s record of 2:08%. Some of the other great horses that were reared here were Elaine, St. Jullan, Fred Crocker, Kentucky, St. Bel, Raris, Electricity, Nor- laine and Norval. The authorities of the university have not yet decided to what use they will put lishment that now no longer exists. ————— Mining Stocks. SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE. The following were the sales on the San Francisco Stock and Exchange Poard yester- day: Morning Session, There were . fame of these farms grew from year to, | Bince then Mrs. Stanford has kept up the | this end the superin- | intervals, where they have brought very | sulky which was never used for any other | which Bell Bird made the world's yearling | Palo Alto the | the large grounds and numerous buildings | of the great breeding and racing estab- | i land a granite monument now stands ' | | | { L 3 Columbia lnnlnnd 1( A!lflr{u | - RE As 100 Mexican 7 . o B Schr Sophie Christenson, for | Lmatilla.. Pugetgound Yorts | 500 Potost . 19(300 Challenge ...+ 43 hr Irene, for San Diego; stmr | Ac2D! ----| New $rk via PanamalAu, 100 Belcher . nizoo New York..... 18 D g 400 Excheque: < Ave & Stmr ciey ot | To SAIL. S a ? stmr EAith, hence AUE 4; CLOSING QU d ence Aug Steamer. | Destination. | Satle.f Prer. S NDRTATIONR, - St Paul, for San Fran- = SATURDAY, A A . for Valdez; stmr Dolphin, August 9. ey U8 S8 e ; ;| Sen Diego & Way..| 9 am(Pler 19 | Alpha ......, 08 08/Julla A alled Aug 8—Schr Fred J Ban Pedro & Way.| 9 am|Pier 19 | Alte 05 07/Justice 18 15 s M Pedro. | & i -| Seattle & Whatcom| 4 pm|Pler 10 | Andes . 19 20 Kentuck 03 “' fied Aug 8—Ship A J Fuller, | Umatilla... | Puget Sound Forts. |11 am(Pler 9 | Heicher 42 43 Mexican 1925198 : = ugust 10. | 8 25135 | T HARFORD—Satled Aug 7—Stmr Au. | Nevadan....|Honlulu & ll\'\hulul,' 3 pm|{Pler 16 | DL &2 ("385{“,‘:'“‘ o g T 3 .-+ | Grays Harbor 4 pm|Pler 10| (-, 2% . 818 Arrived Aug 8—Stmr Noyo, | Pt. Arena.. [ point Arena 4 pmiBler 2| Cinteia v ':l‘?,;fr{:"“ i ! Humboldt --| & pm|Pler 2| Chojjar 20 21!Savage 9. @ . 20 for ARt IS | Confiden 20 1 25/Scorplon o4 08 DI o endocing Cy diret| 1 pm Pier 13 | Con Cal & Ca.l 50 1 55 Seg Belche 12 14 LANDING—Arrived Aug §—Stmr Los Angeles Porta) 1 pm|Dler 10 | fmperial ..... 04 05Slerra Nev... 5 60 Stmr Scotla, for San Fran- | ‘Astoria & Portlan8ill am|Pier 24 | oY, York.... 18 19 Bliver Hill.... 79 80 gy v Crayn Point.. 19 20,8t Louls. 19w A—Arrived Aug S—Stmr Aretfe, Humboldt . [0 amipneis | Buska 8. - dhfxttioate ... S 08 . stmr South Bay, hence Aug 6. | Los Angeles Ports.|12 m|Pier 2 | Gacieager... 02 8N cd Aug S—Stmr Corona, for San Fran- | ‘| Lios Angeles Ports.12 miPier 2 | Trone & Noon: R 3 Willapa Harbor. 4 pm(Pier 3| yaqy Ty Satled Aug S—Stmr Greenwood, | J. Doilar. attls & Tacoma.]10 am |2 4 ugus: =3 = SELES—Salled Aug 8—Ital | Newburg...| Grays Harbor 4 pm|Pier 10 PACIPIC STOCK EXCHANGE. for Portland; Br etmr Elm Branch, | State of Cai. San Diego & Way.| ® um|Pier 19 | _ The following were the sales in the Pacific .. | Coos Bay. ewport & Way..| 9 pm|Pier 19 | Stock Exchange yesterday: ND—Arrived Aug 8—Chil | Olympic. ... Whatcom & Fairhn| 5 pm|Pler 2 Morning Sesston. mpia; schr Bain- | August 14. | | 300 Alpha Con. O (800 Overman .. 25 ey G. Lindauer. Grays Harbor . 1 pm|Pier .. | 200 Andes 300 Potost tmr Argyll; ship A J| Queen Pugit Seun‘dlgmn 11 lm;Pler 9| wocce 200 Sterra August 15. 200 & £t b Satled Aug 8—Stmr Westport, | Chico. | Coquilie River ....[5 pm(Pler 2| 309 Goo & }':,kl ‘1‘1* 260 Dmion Arcata Coos B.& Pt.Orford| 2 pmPier 13 | 200 Crwn Point. 21 | 200 Union NT NO—Arrived Aug §—Stmr Ruth, | Ran jose. | N. Y, via Panama.|2 ' m|Pler 40 700 Mexican ...125_! 200 Union g o Sy Maripos: Tanitl direct - Bler 7] - N < e Alamads. e 3 TONOPAH STOCK EXCHANGB. O Arived A | 8—Bitn Tmm- | Bt Paul.. i Bome b R e | 2| =% The colidmingtoies’iihe sales 'tn’ the.San Arrived Aug 6—Schr James Rolph, | G. W. Elder| Astoria & Portiand|il am lPur 24 gfl;flw and Tonopah Mining Exchange yes- Augus s Aug 6—Bark Adolph Ob- | Bonita...... San Pedro & ‘Way.| ® am|Pler 19 Mom(n‘ Seeston. rk August 18. 8000 Esperanza 200 Rescue 13 FOREIGN PORTS. Alltance... Bureka & Coos Bay| & pmiBler 1¢ | 100 Mont Ton.. 150 Ton ge}mt 180 SAID- ver s , | Ban Pedro..| Humboldt .. | Pler ont Ton. . elm! trom N aver T and *Scome. s Hlogey| Coptic.. .. | China & Japan. [Bier 40 | 000 Mont Ton..1 1214|1000 Ton & Cal. o7 3 “Manlla, ete, for Liverpool. Nebrasken. | Honlulu & Kanului| 3 pm|Pler 16 | 500 Mont_Ton 500 Ton N Star 52 A rrived AUg S_Rr ship Pen- August 19. | - 500 N Y Ton. 1400 Ton N Star 55 3 acoma. City Puebla| Puget Souna Forts.(11 am(Pler 9 e Perkins, L. B. Roth HUR—Arrived Aug 7—Dan stmr | Centennial. Selil‘lle.:-"l‘nzcalm 10 am|Pler 2 TONOPAH MINES, Weaver, Mrs. L. F. | r, from Portland. i Bid.Ask. Bid. Aek. led July 4—Dan bark Martha, | Pomona,....| Humboldt .. Pler 9| (olehan M Co 18 —|Ton & Ca1 .. 87 38 ingdom, via Marquesas. Argo.. Eel River Ports 4omiPler 2| pneranza . 05|Ton Fraction. — 15 YOKOHAMA—Arrived prior to Aug 8—Stmr Fula Con —|Ton & Gt W. — o8 hence July m.! % - FROM SEATTLE. Gipsy Queen . 21 e ;gn (;(g é;"“. 50 7 75 4 Aug 8—Br stmr MacNamara . n tar.. 51 58 w nm‘m W. 6. Wing. w Ybr, for Manlla. Steamer__( For. Salls. | Mont Ton -.1 ms L T AN STEAMERS. N Y Ton. —|Ton & Balt L. 41 49 GLASGOW iled Aug 8—Stmr Columbia, .| Skayway & Way Ports(Aug. 11| paymaster . 14 20 Ton, Union. W - Shvpm g Inumgencz for New Yor® via Moville, | Skagway & Way Ports|Aug. 12 | Rescue M Co. 10 13|United Ton.. 15 — W ANTWERP—Sailed Aug S—Stmr Vaderland, Sromviay & War Saetuidus: 181 on Daimaet.d 89 <HDWRIA N Coc 88 ARRIVED. e e York: Skagway & Way Ports|Aug. BT Saturday. August 8. NEW YORK—Arrived Aug 8—Stmr Cedrio, Bkagway & Way Ports.|Aus. ll UNITED RAILROADS OF OF.BAN FRANCISCO. r pla, Doran, 55 hours from Port- 1 and Queenstown. Nome ... Aus. 16 tand rin 43 i —Arrived Aug S—Stmr Fried- Cooks Tniet &3 Aug. N NEW YORK, Aug, 5.—United Raflroads of st ¥ - , 88 hours from from New York, for Cher- Skagway & v\ny Pofl\ UE. Ban Francisco, bond transaction: at esce San Pedro; put in to | emen, and proceeded, Bkagway & Way Pom;,\ug zl $75 50. . H —Salled Aug 8—Stmr La Savole, for Cooks Inlet & Way Pts|Aug. 25 PEE————-—- [; Olsen, 16 hours from Cas- | Ne ° nids s S NSTOWN—Saled Aug 8—Stmr Celtic, Sun, Moon and Tide. PRI S S ORI ) £1 hours from Seattle. % e, 12 daye 15 3 - t | NOTE—In the above exposition of the tides , 12 days 15 hours 36 1ym~ Amwefl Aug S—Stmr Bulgaria, | Unt! ;fmesllll::d C:ll:‘t‘h‘l‘ndatotgt‘i:;le l:‘dl"g' the early morning tides are given in the left ents, 65 hours from Wil- Satied Aug b—-F(mr Abydos, for San Fran- ‘Waters Fort Polnt, entrance to San | hand column and ‘t.hoem:::.cmlv:‘ :Ldfl of th. B Francisco Bay. Published by offictal au- | day In the order of SCCEIPEIRs 28 10, Hme; the 18 hours from Albion. CHERBOURG—Salled Aug 8—Stmr Blucher, thority of the Superintendent. fourth time column g} b. ast e of the s, 43 hours from Re- | tor New York; stmr St Paul, for New York. NOTE—The high and low waters occur at | day. except when (h;_';‘l;‘fl :t. '1“ tides, as LIVERPOOL- fled Aug S8—Stmr Campa- | the city front (Mission-street wharf) about 25 | Sometimes occurs. b “‘u‘. l.;u'fina'é" in jestraz, Carison, 12 hours from Point | nja, for New York, via Queenstown. . minutes later than at Fort Point; the height of | addition to the soundings of the United States died “Aug &—Stmr 'Koenigen | tide ia the same at both places. Coast Survey Charts, except when a minus (—) Sequota, Winkel, 43 hours from San [ Lutee, for Ne rk, ¥ia Cherbours. = 2isn precedss the intfghis, acd thas & nnumb.r sv)LThAMPT()I\RS&H!d Aug 8 tmr it SUNDAY, AUGUST 9. , Hansen, 71 hours from Fair- | pay), for New York. via Cherbourg. the charts. The plane of reference is t" mu BOULOGN JR-MER—. Arrived - Aug 8— Sun rises of the lower low waters. meward Bound, Thompson, 172 4a¥® | gemr Rotterdam, from New York, for Rotter- ——————— dam, and proceeded. Irwin, Garthley, ® days from | QUEENSTOWNzArrived Aug 8—Stmr Um- « Grain for Great Britain. K o = 36 e o | S o Jew York, for Liverpool, and pro- i Teian ke 1;% sty * Mille ansen, GY eded. Ipswich, N with 3568 CROTTERDAM—Arrived Aug 8—Stmr Rotter- o o e o oy e s G . Sam. Srsen Mew Jorke vis Doulosns. afucd at $17.000. 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