The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 4, 1904, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4. 1904 DAMAGE SUSTAINED BY THE CUTTER DANIEL MANNING PROVES SERIOUS It Wil Cost Uncle Sam Nearly $30,000 to Fut the Revenuz Steamer to Good Conditicn Again, the Sharp Edges of Montara Reef Having Wrought Great Havoc With the Government Vessel's Keel and Hull iow waters. R Movements of Steamers. ha: lower TO ARRIVE. Steamer. RED ROCK, WHIC NTO MONTEVIDEX POINT LOBOS cloudy; wind west; DOM: _PORT HARFO Aug 3, 10 p m—Weather velocity 12 miles per hour Aux 3, 8 a m— Catherina Miller was run ck Tuesday evening off Centennial, for San ? Seattle, for Skagway; Alas Aberdeen, hence July 30. tmr Francis H lAnul for _with log_raft in tow. % BAY—Arrrived Aug 2—Stmr Arcata, July 31 NTA' BARBARA£ailed Aug 3—Stmr Bay, for Sen Francisco; schr Comet, for . »—Arrived Aug 3—Stmr Scotia, ar Redondo, for San Pedro. YES—Passed south Aug 8, 3:15 quilie River, from Crescent City, A \Gmamved Aug 3— NEWS OF THE OCEAN. Matters of Imterest to Mariners and | ~mppuu; Merchants. Wandsbek 1s reported City, for Sen Pedro. BELLINGHAM — Arrived Aug 3—Stmr Rainier, from Seattle. PORT LUDLOW—Salled Aug 3—Schr W F Witzenann, for San Pedro. PORT HADLOCK—Arrived Aug 3—Schr Frei E Ssnder, hemce July 19. SAN PEDRO—Arrived Aug 3—Bktn Re- trisver frcm Port Hadlock. faied Aug 3—Stmrs Fulton, Seotia and Alcatraz, for San Francisc Selled Aux 3—Stmr Santa Crus, for —. BANDON—Salled Aug 3—Stmr Elizabeth, for Ean Franciseo. ISLAND PORTS. KIHEI_Arrived oror to July 80—Stmr Geviota. Whittier, hence July 20, Saied Aug 1—Stmr Whittier, for San Fran- “Hor OLULZ—Safled Aux 2_Bita Castle, for Franeisco; bark Gerard C ooy, dor gan Prancos. Amk 3—Chil bars By order of "the Ligh L —v(-u-u Commander. aspector 6 the T A i Aug 3Cuil bktn_ Alta, from = \hfppmg Intelllgence. ,;“'";j e eout ot wicknest) siras Eomoria: x ARREIVED. EASTERN PORTS. NEW YORK—Satled Aug 2—Stmr Advance, tor Colen. PHILADELPHIA—Arrived Aug 3—Ship Sus- ‘Wednesday, August 3. Lopez, — hours from Santa Prebie vidson, — hours 9 na, from Hilo. e LAWARE BREAKWATER—Passed u; une, McArthur, — Bours from Aug 2—Ship I F Chapman, from Honoluly. FORBIGN PORTS. HaMA—Salled Thompeon, 7 bours from R hay Shiow, W "3"""""’ mm Satled Aux 3—Stmr Spokane, for Sitka: Pr a. Olsen, r Empress of Japan, for Vancouver. Levinson, 44 hours from 26 hours trom Eureks. b, 28 bours from Nelson, 24 hours frOm | Ty time ¢ butiding was arwpo:h.mnly at noon to-day— diand Mandsie; North _Fork, chants Branch Hydrographic Ofla U. 8. N, Mer h-nd.m, Exchazge, 904 2 hours from San Vi- Larsen, 6% days from entrance to San Francisco Bay. Publisiied by official authority of the Superintendent. Umatiiis, Nopander, Victoria, B C. | NOTE The high and los ... o o w eic; Pacific Coast Steamship Company. the city fropt (Mission-street -:::)' :S".. ;5‘ €AILED ! minutes later than at Fort Point; the height Wednesay, | of tide is the mame st both places.’ Sunr F A Elbura. mpson. Penm-n.l -Stmr Bomita_ Preble, San Pedra. (Jictoria, ete. Bronswick, Ellefsen. Fort Hrags. Otympic, Hansen, Hogquiam. Dunbam, Ee! River ports. u,_.,i. :m—-n-.-umdma- §is AT B 0 % 3 N A State of Cal.. Breakwater v ra Destination, | Sails.| Pler. 4. & Portland| 6 pm!Pier Harbor 3 pm Pier pm/Pler Coos B & PrOvid 10 amlbior 2 2 Breakwater pm/Pler 8 Coronado pm|Pler 10 Sequoia m Pler 20 State of Cai Dmibier 11 G. Lindager ... Pler — Homer. ... am|Pier 2 San Pedwo.. | pm(Pler 3 Au 5. | Redond Astoria & Portland| 6 pm|Pler 2 | Alliance. Fureka & Coos B.!11 am|Pier 16 ! Corona. Humboldt 1:30 piPler o Columbi Astoria & Portland/1l am Pler 24 August 6. Eureka Humboidt 9 am{Pier 13 Pr. Are Point Arena 4 pm Pler 2 | China......| China & Japan. 1 pm|Pier’ 40 North Fork.! Humboldt 5 pm Pier 20 Alameda.. . Honolulu -»...[11 am(Pier 7 City Sydney, N. Y. via Panamali2 m Pler 40 | Aungust 7. Elizabeth.. | Coquille River. 5 pm Pler 20 San Pedro & Way.| § amiPler 11 -| Mexican Ports am(Pler 11 13 1 San Diego & Way.| 9 lmelu' August 8. | Eel River Ports...| 4 pmiPler 2 Puget Sound Porta. M amPler 3 Hum:ndt 2 -(1:30 piPler 9 Tahitt .. .11 am(Pler 7 Grays Harbor. ; 4 pm|Pler 10 - Grays Harbor 4 pm|Pler 10 A 1. | Humboldt 12 m/Pler 2 Astorta & Portiand|1l am|Pler 24 Angust 11. | Newport & Way...) 9 am/Pler 11 Centennial. | Seattle & Tacoma.| 5 pm Pler 20 August 12. | Ramses Hamborg & Way..12 - m) [Pler 19 Rainfer Beattle & Bellnghm| 4 pm\Pltr s August 13. N. Y. via Panama.]12 mpmco Puget Sound Portalil am(Pler § Astoria & Portland| - FROM SEATTLE. Destination. Newport. .. City Puel Aurella. . | Salls. |e\nt. Aug. ug. Pum Skagway & Way Ports ug. Nome & St Michael. . Skagway & W- Poru 5 s I3 0 Must Pay Banker's License. Notifications were ordered sent yes- terday from the license office to com- mercial, mercantile and diamond brokers that in future they must pay a banker's license instead of a bro- ker’s license, as some of them have | done in the past. This means an in- crease of from 36 to $51 per quarter and will ¢ 1siderably increase the revenue of the city. There are some seventy firms engaged in the business of the kind mentioned. The increase | is especially aimed at the brokers who | engage in diamond contracts. P —— petitions for the lights in the district, - Pler — HOLSE MOVERS WAIT TRIAL for Readers of Next. —_— Say a New Bond Will Not Warters | Have Known, X o § SUNDAY’S Be Given for Cutting| Los Angeles Contractors to By JEROME K. JEROME. Street Railway ~ Wires § * C A L L | : & Dr. Xawier,. { First installment of MAX | PEMBERTON'S well - known novel. in Fi Whi i ! Dooley, Sein ¥ Ight ich Will GO? on nuy Duties of a Vice-Pres- fdent. By FINLEY PETER DUNNE. Billy’s Tenderfoot, NOTE THE CONTRIBUTORS Here Are the Attractions NN | In the case of the United Rallroads against D. J. Sullivan and other house- | movers, Superior Judge Murasky has vacated his order of July 7 modifying the order of June 28, in which he re- fused to enjoin the housemovers from cutting the wires or crossing the tracks | of the railroad company, but required | the defendants to give a bond to pay the expenses of cutting the wires un- FIRST ORDER MODIFIED | to the Supreme Court: | STEWART EDWARD H ————— By WHITE. The Chorus Girl as She Is, Famous COLONEL By the KATE. Fables for the Foolish, By NICHOLAS NEMO. The Secrets of Home Candy Making, Tllustrated by Photos at Mas- key’s Factory. Talks on Physic Law, By MARIE CORELLL What Women Want to Know, By MADGE MOORE. The modifying order of July 7 pro- vided that the former order should not act as an estoppel against either of the parties. It was made without no- tice to the railroad company and an objection to its provisions was ralsed | with the result that it was revoked. | The attorneys for the company yes- | terday notified the housemovers that/ | their bond, en under the modified | order, was fficient and a new bond would be demanded. | 8 Uncle Luther Dowell’s. Wooden i thAuomei Sooy “Aas;xu;:nn‘ says lha; Leg, e new bond will ac an estoppel and that S will not Be Eiven, so the By RAY STANNARD BAKER housemovers I be out of business Rafo, ! until after the hearing of the case, By FRANK H. SWEET. | which is set for August 15. Sooy de- % { clares that three ds were given by A New C/imax, ! Sullivan and two other moving con- By HUBERT McBEAN JOHN- tgactors to the United Railroads to STON. cover the actual cost of cutting the | wires, and that these bonds were ac- cepted with their sureties by the com- Her Last Call, By KEITH GORDON. | pany. Therefore an effort will be made | § oks, P 1 the company to the agreement. | & A Aeview of Some Now Books, t the housemov By ROBERT W. RITCHIBE, It appea tt emovers in L e e | Los Angeles ar» confronted with the | same proble: of opposition by the owners of \nr~sv and Mr. Sooy has re- ceived word that the contractors there will joln with the San Francisco mov- ers in carr: the case to a final de- cision in the Supreme Court. The sit- uation in Oakland is the same and the fight prom to be a vigorous one. —_—————————— !BELT RAILROAD EMPLOYES MUST NOT IMBIBE FREELY A Full Page Profie Photograph, Posed by Gladys Ure. One of BRYSON'S Swellest Creations Given FREE with This Issue of The Sunday Call. The Call Magazine Is the Most Handsomely Illustrat- Board of Harbor Commissioners § . Sunday Magasine in the United Passes Resolutions Prohibiting States. Intoxication. The Board of State Harbor Com- Sold [,,,7,/,,,., on the Pacific missioners of San Francisco evidently | believes in tempering business with Coast, 5¢ a Copy. mercy and giving its employes as (with longitude thrown n the matter of deal- ing with derelictions from duty caused from too frequent lunching among the ¢ ater front resorts. This charitable | much latituc {in) as possible Order Early as the Demand Is Great and the Supply for Next Sunday is Limited to 90,000 Copies. No More Will Be Issued. n in the folowing reso- t the regular meeting terday: employes of the operating | while on duty, intoxieating School Board Forms New Classes. School Directors Walsh and Boyle yesterday decided to establish new classrooms in_the Bernal, Fairmount, Monroe and Noe Valley schools owing & to increased attendance of pupils. This ».‘”Jm’f‘fi"}flpfifi.{fi-ufi makes about ten new classes estab- in one year the employe is | lished since the opening of the school . | term. President Roncovieri, who has ific Mail Steamship Com-|returned from the East, did not at- pany has concluded that a new wharf tend the meeting of the board yester- and shed, costing $291,314, the lowest | day, but will preside at the one to be bid, made 'ny Healy & Tibbitts, will held to-day. come too The boerd fook up the case of the produce dealers accused of conspiring | to sell potatoes and onions on the wharves only in lots of fifty and twen- | ty-five sacks, in violation of the Wood- ward law. The following named firms had not withdrawn from the lawless combine and their whart permits were revoked: Henry Bloom, 406 Drumm street; Simoni & Garbini, 425 Davis street; Giovannetti & Son, 127 Wash- ington street; Webster & Dunbar, 304 | Davis street; English-Wallace Com- | pany, 317 Davis street; Schultz-Han- | | all epar Belt Ra e careieseness or nesl. of accident to persons SUMMER RBSOKN’ sen Company, 308 Davis street] Mar- shall, Teggart & Co., 306 Davis street; G. B. Olcese & Co., 420 Davis street. | ——————————— { BUSINESS MEN | IMPORTANT EXCURSION Members of State Board of Trade to Solve the Opportunities for a Dhmhy National Park. Members of the State Board ot .( Trade are'to take a trip to the Big Basin, leaving the city on Friday after- : ncon, August 12, on the 3:15 boat for Alameda mole, Where a special train | will be in waiting. Arriving at San Jose a delegaLRm New Santa Cruz Finest from that city will join the party and P,nngc.sm fl,“.,h will proceed on the journey to Boulder iand Tub Bathing & ... Sports Creek, where a reception will be held | th in the evening. LareBr thfi excu;sion‘i Baths on the Roof Gardens. ists will be taken to Ben Lomond and ' Dancin the following morning will return to | g ’“ Coast & Summer Boulder Creek and from there will | boating Theatricals take carriages for Redwood Park, | Fine Saimon Some- Vaudeviile where an inspection of the great forest | R% Will be made. Returning to Boulder | I shing Specialties Creek the party will cl:ter u;]ke a spe- Lovely Drives DOM e cial train for Santa uz, where a re- | A} the ception is to take place in the Casino. | o oS all the o Specia! Rates The return journey to San Francisco Coast and Tim via S. P. Ry will be made on Sunday at 1:30 Through the c During the o’clock, bringing the excursionists to th> city at 5:25 o’clock. Redwoods ¥y yywywyws Entire Season | BARTLETT SPRINGS. BARTLETT does not guarantee to cure all the ills that humanity is heir to, but thousands of people have been benefited bynl;e use of Bartlett Water and many If you would fmprove your health and have a grand good time, come to Bartlett Springs, where there a resident phy- sician, a manager of amusements and.com- petent masseurs. '::mmwn‘ cottages, $3 00 to $6 00 per Send for a booklet that will tell you all about Bartlett. Write J. E. McMAHAN, Bartlett Springs. Cal, or call at 2 Sutter St. San Franeisco. ?Agua Caliente | Springs i i dren. Inquire at P-ekn lnnunmlrywn{ or a . Agus Caltents Eprings. Sonoma mnt, We Ve a building. modern | -room: can seat 400 guests. | | Every night there is | citing match on thc new | | | bowling alleys at | AETNA SPRINGS If quieter amusement is pre- | ferred, there are pool and | billiard tables. Just send for | booklet. Aetna Springs Co., | Napa Co., Calif. Santa Catalina Island 3% Hours From Los Angeles. Season 1904 Our Famous Marine Band. ‘Hunting mountain goat, sall it tenki ani ihe Boee Bk oa ke Gup Life a Special Feature. Hundreds of furnisbed tents at reason- able rates. Hotel Metropole. Modern in all particulars. For further information address PECK'S INFORMATION BUREAU, 11 .. or BANNING CO.. 223 8. Los’ Angeies. Spring st.. SEIGLER Speings | Natural Hot Plunge and Steam Baths. Posi- tive cure for rheumatism. asthma. Wonderful ‘waters for liver, kidney and all stomach lmu- bles. Swimming pond, orchestra. Fare turn trip. | Electric lights. - Housekeaging. | tages. Arsenic beauty baths. Rates $10 to $12 per week. Baths and amusements free. H. H. McGOWAN, prop., Sefgler, Lake Co., Cal. = BYRON and -nwmme.:mmhlumuol at 8 Burmn. 613 Markec ut. s Bureas, Mcatgomery st o H R WARNER, Byroa Hot Springs: on line Souty. m:m fi-nfiefflw =4 | M |& N 30 POINT ARENA HOT SPRINGS. | . Extonsively imprcved: new hotel; gas light, large dining-rcom, telepho: wimming, bowling, dancing, all | Persozal imacagemént et bookler, 30 Mont- | gomery street. . A. McCORNACK. Prop. The object of the excursion is to ac- quaint the San Francisco business men with the opportunities afforded by the Big Basin for a national park. The trip will be under the direction of L. M. Fletcher, secretary of the Board of Trade. | Pacific Grove, California. “The Little Del Monte.” At the seaside with home comforts The oplace to spend your vacation With your family. Surf bathing and o~ Hates | vlu: board u 50 a day upward, Send for Thusirated pasm pamphlet. Manager. Adlru Gl(l H. CORDY, THE NEW HOTEL AT ADAMS 18 FINISHED. Every one knows that Adams water cures m MMW‘_— HY EXPERIMENT? ummmum;m THER. HOWELL MT., WOODWORTH’S ———————— Jules of 315 Pine St. is in 1o way con- nected with any uptown restaurant. * ———————————— THROWN FROM WAGON. — Willlam Bar- nett of $69 Market street was thrown from a wagon on Powell street yesterday and sus- tained a broken kneecap. WANT ADVERTISERS NEXT SUNDAY'S CALL I~ High al- t1tude. and invigorator. Saratoga Springs. Mmr-n. lnl!mn. .l nur'rnm-m-rn Taks Gow AL e e, GARDEN CITY SANITARIUM l‘.m"“‘w‘”-@-‘:-fi: rooms; ideal location: acres; one block from street cars; write for San Jose, Cal. Address W.J.] ITH, Mgr., Hoftt’s School. KLAMATH SPRINGS, aemhymn Helena, Cal. l Menlo Park, ome hour from gty Nfl.mu’ P-«- climate; beautiful ‘Hotel EL CARMELD ! No fog. Purest spring water. Climate natural | LA HONDA AND PE.SCADBIIO Buy your rafiroad ticket to Redwood City; 9 a m train_3d and Towasend, n-wzu;n traln from San Jose connect with stages direct, muno WALTER KNIGHT. Redwood City, L = 1 AKEPORT _AND BARTLETT SPRINGS STAGE LINE—Hoviand to Bartlett Spri: ] I P ,:iiifig ] . bunting, fshing’ | amusement Tuscan Mineral Springs. OPEN EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: A h your aad months ago I was au terrible diseaser” Jocomotor atasia. e, stand. or even sit down., ennnu Pn-'u Tost. E‘vl‘& e B PEEj e fif Springs. What happened since surprise to me. Drank the Daths—after three weeks' Bowels, badder and kidneys in per pert. nervousness Atier thres monthe treat. ! i in seventsen towns TUSCAN MINERAL SPRINGS CORP., Tuscan, Cal. i Spend Your Vacation for $20 at | San Luis Hot Sulphur spr'ngs San uls Dhu. most ideal resort for k-llhonlhmxl-:t.\-‘ to location of rooms. or board modations $9.00 to $12.00 per week. Scenic surroundings, free bathing. Boating and fishing om grounds. Fioe shady walks, tennis and croquet : Srounds. dance pavilion for guests. beach one mile from Hot S-lpnur svnnn Cottages and furniture are all sew. Gas throughout _butidings and grounds. Our table iy well suppiied with the best the market affords. Our _stage meets arriving at San Lals Obispo st 3:15°p. m every day (except Sunday). This is 00 hospital or saaatorfum, WHY NOT SPEND YOUR SUMMER AT HOTEL DEL MONTE? NEW MANAGE- MENT—GOLF, GLASS- BOTTOMED BOATS, SURF AND POOL BATHING, OILED ROADS. SPECIAL TERMS TO FAMILIES. GEO. P.SNELL, MANAGER. HOT SPRINGS, SONOMA KAGGS =55 i Fraocisco and Fot"9 “iles staging: war ters noted for medicinal virtues: best natural bot mineral water bath in Stats. FIRST- CLASS HOTEL AND STAGE SERVICE: toh moruing and afterncon stages. trom San mnl:.‘:o Onl! um Take T‘Im dany 7:30 or 2:30 p m l.(ei 2a fl-l! or $12 a 'Rk_ Reterences, any guest of the past nine years. Information ab Tourist Information Bureau, 11 Montgomery st, or of J. F. MULGREW, Skaggs, Cal | 4 CAMP CURRY | Get circulars at all rafiroad offices, 1 Advertised by 4000 guests, ! YOSEMITE 3] LAKE COUNTY THE TALLAC, LAXE TANOE, TAL BOTH PLANS—AMERICAN and EURO- PEAN. Rates: AMERICAN—§3 per day and upward, $17 30 per week and upward. EURO- PEAN—Rocoms, $1 per day and upward. Loea~ tion, service, accommodations, iivery and boat- ing superior to any resort on the lake. MARK SPRINGS. H. KOENER, Prov. MRS. J. D. | and MRS, H. KOENER will manage springs: | many improvements: new cement bathhouse, | and gas all over place; §2 day; $10 sad 313 week Office, $33 Larkin st., cor. Geary. | Mark West Springs. Santa Rosa. Heral . * LAKE TAHOE RAILWAY AND TRANSPORTATION CO. Truckee with train lea s P at §:06 p. Returning. connects "k lmm_mncl!nvl-;- THE BBOCKWAV HOTEL, r.n.-mlumu-o‘uolnhnhhm i ; ! | fi ; : i 1 i E | ; a i w £ l! i | | i) i’ i i i N i J ? i i it i. |