The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 17, 1904, Page 11

OVEMBER 17, 1901. THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, FRIENDLY BREEZES SAVE SAILORS FROM STARVATION FIRE AT SEA There Is Not a Bite of Food on the Seven Sisters When the Towboat Picks Her Up (:MJSES PANIC{ PLAN PRUPOSED o 4T e — The little schooner Seven Sisters of Seattle, Captain Campbell in com- mand, came into port yesterday forty- seven days from Kotzebue Sound. REORCANIZATION (LIBERTY BELL LEAVES FAIR AT i Flames Threaten the Army ' Alaska Packers’ Association |Special Farewell Exercises Transport Thomas During to Submit a Proposition; Held at Which Fairbanks Her Voyage From Honolulu at Stoekholders’ Meeting and Speaker Cannon Talk ery man on board, from skipper to by 03 TR RS - e G e " e e 4 ML S | )ASSENGERS ALARMED WILL INCREASE CAPIT AL|RELIC ON- SPECIAL CAR In the vessel's hold was part of Alas- S o P o AR ka for ballast. In the galley was a dying fire and an idle, hungry cook. Every ounce of food had been con- sumed and of drinking water there was not enough left to make coffee. “Tow you in to-morrow,” sang out Blaze in Troopship’s Linen-| Bond Issue Readily Finds!Accompanied by - Delegation Room Gives All on Board| Subseribers and a Large| of Forty Councilmen, It Is Thrilling Quarter Hour| Block of Stock Is Sold| Returned to Philadelphia IR ; FLRPNROA | Captain Dan Thompson of the tug Sea Rover, bound home in a hurry. No, you won't!” replied Captain Campbell. “You'll take us now. We're hungry!™ That was an appeal no saflorman will turn from and the Sea Rover | passed a hawser 1o the foodless schooner and brought her to an an-/ chorage off Meiggs whart. The run from Kotzebue Sound cc- cupied a longer time than Captain Campbell had calculated for and as the voyage lengthened out the supply of drinking water and food steadily approached the zero mark. Zero in the food lockers was reached Tuesday afternoon, and heavy weather that would have driven the schooner off | shore would have added the torture of thirst to the discomfort of empty | stomachs. The wind was kind, how- | ever, and the timely passing of the Sea Rover saved the little company on the Seven Sisters from grievous suffer- ing. As soon as the anchor chain had been paid out, sails furied and every- thing made snug, all hands went eshore, and when they called for toothpicks and checks one water front | restaurant was in need of a fresh sup- ply of nearly everything the bill of | fare had provided. The Seven Sisters left here May 15 Umatilla, Nopander, th Coast, Olsen, Caspar. . Olsen, Point Arena r Francie H Leggett , Odland, Mendocl| Reiners, Eurcka — Weather Report, | | l (120th Meridian—Pacific Time.) SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 165 p. m The following maximum and minimum tem- s reported for the previous day: 48-3% New Orleans .. ‘caused a panic on board the army \lmn port Thomas on the afternoon of | Nov-mb® 12, when the troopship was | | plowing her way here from Honolu- u. Within two minutes every officer and member of the crew had responded (to the call and each man was at his appointed station.- Before the passen- gers had fcund the seat of danger a hose was pouring water on a pile of blaziug linen, and within fi2 minutes Captain Lynam, the commander of the ve: sel, had:thrown overboard several armfuls of blazing cloth and an- nounced the danger a thing of the past. { The sentry's ‘ll-advised announce- ment alarmed a!l within hearing of his voice, and, quickly as the crew has- tened to fire-quarters, the news of the thréatening danger traveled faster and thoge officers upon whom rell the duty of calming the passengers found their hands full. Transport passengers, for- tunately, have a keen appreciation of the value of discipline and order was restored before a welcome whistle an- nounced the passing of the danger. ‘When over their scare the passengers found time to admire the splendid manner in which Captain Lynam and his officers had responded to the emer- gency and all on board returned to their books, cards, naps and love talks of the Alaska Packers’' Association was | held yesterday, at which a plan of re- | organization was submitted and adopt- | ed by the board. Resolutions were of- fered and adopted authorizing the sec- retary to prepare the plan for presenta- tion at the meeting of the stockholders of the corporation to be held on Janu- ary 19905. The plan will advise an increase of the working capital of the association. Announcement. was made that the issue of $2,000,000 bonds has been subscribed and $1,000,000 of the $1,200,000 of stock | has already been underwritten at par. The regular monthly dividend of 75 { cents per share is payabie on the 28th Inst. The proposed plan of reorganization is based on the following summary: Capital stock to be increased to..... llhue and sell additional stock (over * present outstanding issue of $4,800,- op) ... 1, Transter from reserve funds to ac- count of present capital stock to make same fully paid p Issue bonds ... 2,000,000 The readjusted capital \«\ll then “.':.1 Qutstand.ng fully paid stock ... 000,000 In reserve .. . 1,500,000 Bonds 2,000,000 The bonds are fitteen-year 6 per cent gold bonds, cyred by trust deed, to be retired from sinking fund by annual payments be- gnning with the t year. e PREPARING FOR MEETING A sentry's frantic cry of “Fire” The regular meeting of the directors | ST. LOUIS, Nov. 16.—Special farewell exercises in honor of ‘the Liberty Bell, which has been on exhibition im. the Pennsylvania building at the World's Fair, were held to-day, at the conclu- sion of which the honored relic was started omgits trip back to Philadelphia. An immense throng attended the exer- cises, crowding the space around the bell in the rotunda of the Pennsylvadia buflding. On the terraces and steps-of the other State buildings thousands et others assembied to see the departure | of the bell Mayor John W. Weaver of Philadel- phia, Mayor Wells of St. Louis; Presi- dent Francis of the exposition, Chair- man Henry Clay of the special Hberty bell committee of Pennsylvania, Vice President-elect Charles W. Fairbanks and Joseph Cannon, Speaker of the na- tional House of Representatives, made addresses. In the course of his remarks, which were cheered to the echo, Fair- banks said: take this bell back to Philadelphia. but ,it is at home wherever the stars and stripes fly. One milllon men would giadly shoulder mugkets and go to the figid of battie to preserve it to posterity, How I wish' oyr forefathers could by to gaze on this ma- jestic specta e of which- 1 never witnessed anywher:. The present expesition is a great undertaking and - its success. has lerment of the world. f neglectful of my duty If I falled to say a few words abovt this grest emblem of freedom. May we al: leave Rere for Alaska, where she snent the half Stmr Brunswick, Fllefsen, Fort Bragx. year freighting and tr: Stmr North Fork, Nelscn, Fureka ‘Ehting and trading along the | ™0 U076 00 Gitaghs, Svdney coast. Captain Campbell reports that| Br ship Aca , Nelwor, Eureka, in tow of | on September 30, in Kotzebue Sound, |*tmr Francis H Lers 3 s 1 Py bark Ger 1 de Negrier, Denis, Hull. & carrier pigeon flew aboard and was | Fi rerk versslles ot Cape Merten, caught. Attached to its leg was a tag A Aus on which was written:, “Captain Arm-| ~ M8 € with the highest respect for American. citlagn. OF FARMERS' INSTITUTE | ship ang with the firm resoive. regardless of olitics to preserve the sentiments which the ell has voiced, Speaker Cannon spoke briefly. He said in part: to Be Well Altended. | The bell stands for free men and women as NAPA, Nov. 16.—Elaborate prepa- the cross does for Christianity. | ittsburg inspired with full confidence in the skipper's ability to take care of them, no matter what happened. Session to Be Held in Napa During | 60-52. | The odor ¢f burning cloth had been Latter Part of Week Promises th: seasonal rainfalls = detected for some time before the ith those of same date The foll to Ante as o Campbell, Bodega. are { | last season and rainfalls in the last twenty- uard realized that the smell meant TELEGRAPHIC Ma!l Company and | ed exactly at noon to-day— service, unnounced that the troop quar- | strong, Fish River. All well. | POINT LOBOS, Nov 16, 10 5 m—Westher fi 1ot ot This Ths st | o e K otiny o | Tatlons are being made for the ses-| At the conclusion of the.address, the . i O i’ Aot | Stations— A N - asren. Beamn [IO48 pusiibi LEien OF 1he SLURLOD sions of the Farmers’ Institute in Napa | bell was removed from the bullding to Bids Opened for New Wharves. DOMESTIC PORTS. . a (1'\?“:\ 5 1;:5 made an investigation, and when he on Friday and Saturday of this week. | a heavy truck. As this was being:dane, The Marbor Commissicners yesterday opened | TATOOSH—Pased o=t Nov 16— Nor st o0 ‘w discovered smoke pouring from the N, .. Go.,ce the New Century Club | the assemblage stood in silence with bids for the work of constructing mew wharves | THania. from Oyster Harbor, for San Fran- 1 e linen rocn he lost his head and an- S . by the Pacific Mail | %0 | 9.0 ax i Rui o P hicn and the Napa Study Club are co-oper- | bared heads. A battalion of the Philip- dock 00 4oF The Semetvastion | e LTI RVl Hpe Tty Bhasat. | { ) | Tnaependensé’ i1l 0.0 e e trmbre tha the blaze it. |#ting in the plans for the gathering, | pine constabulary, headed by .their two different % of wharves, the more | Skagwey. 3 i % 3 F | Ban Luis Obispa .0 0.00 “’I‘;sed YEORe LEOUTIe SUAR 0 eRs which is expected to be a large one. | band, escorted the bell to the west end expensive being double decked. Healy, Tib-| FORT BRAGG—Arrived Nov 16—Stmr Na- [ | BIG ARMY FREBIGHTER DIX | |Lox Angeles ...... o0 15 54 Addresses will be delivered by Mayor | of the Palace of Transportation, where t B vest v | tional City, hence Nov | WHICH AILED YESTERDAY | 8an Diego ...... 0.00 The Thomas to the water line and S e y 'y b t wiirk and or v Did for the | ~getled Nov. 16—Btmr S Higgins, for San [ | FOR THE SPHTLIPPINES, | ———— z Fhytical ogia ed nad ® own, | Fuller of Napa, instructors of the Uni- | the precious relic was placed on board e 1a of the olmes | P58 | —— ——f bk oo A : elow is barnacled and grass €rowm. 6 .. ... o¢ California, Dr. L. C. Ken-|a special car for transportation to Phil- g - 4“““,‘“.‘ 4 UREKA—Arrived Nov 16—Stmr | 5 ~ w but from the water line up, on deck non. Mrs. Dunlap and Mrs. E. H. King | adelphia. Forty Couneilmen of Phila- s e P e Nov 15; schr Azalea. from the charts. The plane of reference is the mean R _E Y Mhwn Deldw, hes' Deded work was. D Mrs. P Mrs. E. H. b « a double-deck S Muv. 35-Biae Murwnn, Cor De% Fran- |z’ the tower low welerk. 3 7k 2 &1 hming atdh T Ton as when | Of Napa. Professor Warren T. Clarke | delphia accompanled the bell on ity . g 3 -] B8 £ & nin; er paint as c v = M P 7. ngle-decked PORT HARFORD—Salled Nov 16, 7 2 m— e o il 3 . g8 & £ of Berkeley will speak on “The Value | journey home. wiil Row advertise | Sume Coov By, inlled Mow 1 [ Thive Ball. sTaTIONS. % EE g, & :‘h* H{l :’;""‘M‘“'_’r m;'l“:‘gl hl’t:""";'; and Impertance of Farmers' Insti - . ighest bidder, Arrived Nev 16—Bchr Mary Dodge, from |, . poa hic Offic . 8. N, Mer- | X we o g tion of e ship immediately after si o “ e ¢ the Fair. °'rrr-m:'mr':|::°"(;:| 3 . 5 e Y ehings., San Francisco, CBl., | 3 3 § | was releasst - from quarantine; ‘Major lUtes” and “Agricultural Education Fonu P 48 o erm not 5 ex. | RSP Btvy, or Sy Eean- 1004 | H " | Devol, superintendent of the transport | DF- Haring of the same university will | ST. LOUIS, Nov. 16.—The following feads Bew wharves | g g R, | | tie tower of the Ferry | fo— = 46 i a2 e . speak on “Contaglous Diseases in|San Franciscans are among the recent i | 0. bu Carson 60 El ol “Tub 1 in Domestic | vi World's Fair: A. B. Rag- . 6 no higher bi i 3 o 0 aith & 3 the 120th meridian. or at 8 | 0" - % Stock” and “Tuberculosis in | visitor at the World's Fal . Rag: ex into the fe Harriman Tiners WL | Boson Seagen o Bat Raie” 16—BKt | % Greenwich fime. J: O BURNETT, | Bureka b4 ‘o ;,“; e :lmnut g ;“gm s ,1,’ ‘3‘2’, Animals.” Miss Hyde of Berkeley will | gles and wife, G. W. Johnson and wife, wit s 3 ®0, ve a home in keeping Safled Nov 16—Br ship Blythswood, for Port Lieutenant, U. 8. N., in charge. fs B. Faralion. a3 Clear ‘op had never been occupled, and the ve: give lectures on.cooking and food } Mrs. E. Jordan, W. C: Duingham-and with their huge dimensions. Natal. % | e S { Flagstaft K 5% Cloudy. o0, “Sel altogether the cleanest he had ever -+ g | it ‘\‘l'n R B"gg- Mrs. W. F. Miller T B o e e Movenients of Steamers. | Poatelio - Gloudy .06, seen comie fn from a long voyage. ptyee | 875, Bets and-ntle. Tk T Wikiten Dix Sails for Manila. | S PEpRGAreives Nov 16— Stmb San | j T3¢ Aaaiing .} Giear oo - The Thomas arrived on Tuesday too o oo 27 FGIK\.I.’H. SIRESA Bl e B o et o gy The transport Dix, deeply laden with | Pedro bence Mt.Tamaipats Clear .00, late to pass quarantine. The cabin pas- | S*2° i P | ORISR, -z G- SHIND WS- . 4 army stores and carrying a large ! North Head Cloudy .33 go) sepy were taken ashore yesterday IS NOT A COMMON CARRIER eill and wife, Mrs. S. H. La ¢ mules and burros for the use of Phaentx Clear w0 : i 4 PR e | . Neiman, A. F. Haraszthy and tary forces in the Philippines, salled | Pt.Reyes- Lt.. Clear .00 morning on the army tug Slocum, an ' wtte. The. P. Bowan B Mool n yesterday for Manila. | “;fifi"'yfi?.rf :"I’:u“vl)' 40 {n the afterncon the. trooper was made Important Opinion Is Filed by Pre-| e Gill P MéKeilar o e sl . hence Noy x 17 | Roseburg .. Ran . .o fast alongside the Folsom-street wharf. | siding Judge of the State Cir- ‘;w‘"}'_ tand. E. Miller, E. D Wolfe, M. Water Front Notes. %~y g’;"p‘ Maripora PR v 17 | ] Clear .00 General James F. Wade, lately com- Court of Oregon. &"G:'Xf" S et b s R B o ;‘.z.}':"m’.:‘f."‘?i‘i Vo i 16-Br | Bt A .';fi'nn‘d‘.;l,"vg l‘ln"A‘l"‘ 5al N0V 17 | Sin P30 2) GEr = dio, mander *;fn;h:hl:e:,a!:l:megn;;r:ste:e!:hl‘t: L FORTLAXND, ore. Nov. 16.—That | & St - ka in tow o eam- ': - = Santa Rosa. .. San Diego & Way Pts.[Nov. 1T L. Obis “legr - ppings, w e « Yedtern - Uian Telégra ot FTRe——_— : c asties, which pat iato | SUGeR from Port, Tow Rovert | Wrgo, I el RIVE Porta -....Nov. 17 | San ‘Diego CEft W h Thomas. He will leave In a few s Mg lapice gt ol the| CALIFORNIA BUILDING SOLD. By’ test- Beturday ebort- of weler and \:“xv;c‘\‘s Ly oy T g (Bt Goos Bay & Bt Ortord. |Nov. 17 | Spokane Cloudy, (100, davs to take command of the Depart- | opinion of Presiding Judge M. C.| (v yine company Buys Golden State ; Ve Harbor 7 : Rain T8 ment of the East. Dr. Anita N. McGee George of the State Circuit Court. 2 o fz‘fl and several American girls who have | The company was sued by D. E. | Hm“‘““‘f“ at the Fair. been nursing the sick and wounded In Meikle, a grain and hep buyer, for | ST. LOUIS, Nov. 16.—J. A. Filcher, NDITIONS AND GENERAL Japan, landed yesterday from the $140 for failure to deliver a message | one of the executive commissioners FORECAST. Thomas and il start east in a few | sent from Cléveland, Ohio, to Walla | from California, to-day announced T’,“*m:“":.": ‘owrf\~.','x'°.-;“}';""‘|“;""1"'"".: this days to return to their homes. Walla, Wash. The message had not | that the L:alil:ornla. building had been Tonhes. Briusy Colombin: ‘Light thin “tay RS . i PR S been repeated, and the company al-|Sold to the Southern Illinois Wreck- ND OF FRIGHTENED leged liability only to the amount|ing Company. He declined to state Hawthore & Way orts Nov. 2 ) | fallen from Eureka northward over the west- R, % r hort o) of Washingto d e i aic Nov. 20 | hiuherstorm 1s reported from Tataostt Jsiand, | CATTLE WRECK AUTOMOBILE paid for sending it. The plaintiff as- | the price paid, having promised, he provisions, is still at the northern port, sup- 18 ' Walla Walla 18 | Winnemucea | 18 - Yuma WEATHER quille River ... n Pedro : n)nar Harbor . 16—Schr Comet, ¥, llving at bay yesterday was pulled out the Harbor = warmed and dried be- PORTS ? A 16—Br _ stmr Dorle. hence Nov 9 , Herzogin Scphie Chatiotte, from Leith; stmr Sierra, hence Nov | A 10 for Sydney. Eequofa . Willapa Harbor Arrived Nov 16—Br stmr Moana, from Dris- | G Lindauer.. | Grays Harbor bane, (or Vancouver. n complained of pains y" e, 9. HONOLULL, k. employed at 846 Sao- 4 into the Harbor Hoepl- i 3—Rark Prussie; , for Port | Colgmbia. .. .- e Astorla ¥ | _Hieh southerly winds are reported from the | serted in a demurrer to the answer | sald, not to divuige that information e P enns. | MANILA_Sailed Oct 26—Stmr Bellamy, for | Northiand. .| Portiand & Astor g0 | Mouth of ‘the Columbla River and Tatoosh o 1 pajley and Wife Have an Ex- | that the company was a common car- | until the “revkl:\: COm:?nzs ng;n. | Bortioph. (B, B | W Krgger. < | JNIANEE | Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty citing Experience While on a i tier and had been held to be such by | had consummated, negotiations for 5 lives mt 1030 Shotwell EASTERN PORTS. ‘2,,“““‘“‘ »s:gm;d;o £ hours. ending midnight, November 17: s | a decision of the Supreme Court of | other State buildings. from a car yesterdsy at! NEW YORK—Arrived N 15-Br stmr | o Ly | Northern California—Cloudy, with showert Trip to Los Angeles. 2 tute that was similar PECAGEE AR . Sl i Tt lcardmen place and severely | Juanita North, from Pisagua State \J B in the northern portion: fair in south portjon JTET | Ohlo under a statu | Juaniwa North, v | North Fork...| Humboldt . | »y 1 VENTURA, Nov. 16.—G. E. Bailey, | Salled Nev 18—Stmr Arizonan, for San Fran. | Xof8 O e | Thurs freeti southerly wind. to that of Oregon. Army Orders. been appointed chief | ciaco. Ronpuss Potut Argnd & Albids Southern Cailfornia—Fair Thursday: light a mining engineer, and formerly a it e 0 2 n\y 2 ;fi 253 ific Mall Co . V. {WAT — P N oA 2 f S NG N, Nov. Rt - O T R e e AR R e Tor Pht. | ity Paebia. - Puset ‘Sound Ports B SIS ahowers DHS member of the State Mining Bureau,| p. guunment of Tobacco to Orient. WASHINGT < ov - - e;” adelphia. Balbie: ... aptHe S ngham San Francisco and viemity Generally cloudy met Wwith a mishap vesterday which | D, Or Nev - 16— Biaht | TS assignmints td - bltions > ai Crude Ofl for the North. FOREIGN PORTS. 2 Tarace SRre At | Thureday: fresh sovthwest wind. nearly cost himself and wife _their| FPORTLAND, Or. Nov. .—Eight | quties of officers of the corps of en- The tank steamer Whittler was cleared yes- | YOKOHAMA_Sailed Nov 10—Br stmr Gae- | gan Juan.....[ New York via Ancon ; x‘” ‘"";‘,:;d and vicinity—Puir Thursday: | 00 ® Ag it was, an automobije in| Pundred hogsheads of leaf tobacco, | gineers, recently relieved from duty terday for Vancouver, British Columbia, with !‘l(c..rh':;n fi;of: L';:;::‘““v Oct 20—Br stmr | qiyance. ... ,Eom'-’ng &&\\ay l'nx:x | "mm.m,, and_viclnityCloudy Thursday. | which they were Tiging was wrecked welghing 3200 tons and valued * at|; in.' philippine division, are’ or- SR Re Somhe f crude ofl in bulk. valued at | MECHCS, Mo 18—Bf stmr Empress of Japan. 12"‘\'\'%34&{.1 A A g iy » Fresno and vieinity—Falr Thursday. pringtas g ey $960,000, will be shipped from this| joreq: First Lieutenant Douglas ¥ac- T i Brsg Peooanys. Wov 13- Btms COM, W08 | Koo .. | Chipe o [dapen | PR o e g U Mr. and Mrs. Balley were on a|POTt to the Orient by one of the| ,.ihur upon his arrival at Sam Fran- STw g | G. Dollar. | Grays Harbor | emporarily in Char; | ~ Tonnage Engagements. | TR ae faeh, Bov AN B ko Xk | Cpred | Mexican Pores L5 "! trip from San Francisco to Los An- Pzrl:-;nd_n:“(’u b;‘c’c‘z“:h:;“:fs el:;{; cisco, will take his station at ‘that The barks Gerard C. Tobey and Santiago | NSNS ISR Nor Ty bark La | Umatilie ... Puget “s"“,"‘ g SAN JOSE ELECTRIC CARS ! geles, and between this place and ™MONth- 4 place and report to Lieutemamt Col- Santa Barbara they met a herd of €™ is one of the largest shipments | ,n. Thomas H. Handbury for duty 4 general cargo at this port for Hono- | yontaine, for Portland, Ore. COLLIDE AT A CROSSING jong-horn steers being driven along Of the article that has ever left a|,ngor his immediate orders. First SUE%—Salled Nov 13—8pan stmr C Lopez vy The French bark Brenn proceeds in baliast to h‘:r Tor Manila. Destination. de Semaphore for orders. J0ACAY “s’i“‘r"" Nov 15—Stmr Sin S e | the r3@¥way. When the automobile | FPaclfic Coast port. Lieutenants Charles T. Leed.s.d Harc(;‘l‘d TS A Trivea Nov 1 M. Doliar e of the Motormen is caught in the g i the cattle there wi VYT S % C. Piske, Ulysses;S. Grant and Fardi- Arrived N lbv!lrnr City of Para, hence - lashed in among e cattle re as - it iy o NS for Ancon. Nov 14T¥or ‘shiy Nora® | ST 2| Wreckage and Recelves Serlous | 5 stampede, but the animals did not Wil Remember the Orphans. nand Williams will proceed from-San SAN PABLO BAY. CAL SLRSIaE Fowoly e Sua Fh pEIIAAL, 0 | caaimbuie g Injuries. 'run from the machine. They rather LOS ANGELEtsvs NhV< 1‘3:»-1-1;1"“? Francisco to Washington - Barracks, et of Lighis, Buose and Daymarks, Pa. | PR & “Raited Oct 20-—Rark Diamond Head, s < ) SAN JOSE. Nov. 16.—During a|crowded toward it and were so an-| Mystie hiiness of Sopudry Calfor- | 1. C. and repoyt for duty withr- the Notice is hereby given that Poln'}‘ for_Port Towa State of Cal thick fog this morning a Willow- Bered that the occupants thought nia have comp Second Battalion of Engineers. s thelr lives in danger and Bailey at make a Thanksgiving present to | Lieutenants Max C. Tyler, Jullan. L. mid-channel buay Stmr Arabla, from Portland, Ore, for sfani) November 18. | | HONGKONG—Arrived orior to Nov 16— | | I dredging company mea ooy, | Stmr Monwolia. from Sen Pranclsco. via Hon- | NORAZS: -+ QNG QUHT sl d | street electric car and a San Fernando /' o'\, "compelled to draw his pistol | every member of an orphans’ home in | schley, Willlam H. Rose and Secohd wen apiaced “Rovember 10 in tes old | olulu, Yokehama, etc. Pomena.... Humboldt .. | electric car collided near River street | % 4. 1100 the pawing and bellow- | Southern California. The Salvation |y jeutenants Richard C. Moors &hd o sl R I8 il T {vith terrific force. the former smash-' {7y 11q. " His shot scared the cattle | Army and other charitable and bere- | Lowis M.~ Adams will proceed frem MARE ISLAND STRAIT, CAL. EW YORK—Arrivi v tmr Frank- | Chetalls. ... Grays Harbor ....| 8 front end of th hY- = + is ist of Lights Buoys and Daymarks, Pa- fore from Bremen; atsar Hohensollern, from ‘;‘nlld:‘he ‘;nod Mn(orm;‘ II:\lt(er into away, but not before the automobile | volent societies are also to receive | gan niinsd Taianet Joavertiudih 1904, page 27.) : Naples, Genoa end Gibraltar; stmr Majestic, | gan Pedro .| 4 e " axion. Q. was wrecked by the crowding herd. funds and supplies. Kans., and report for duty with the s hercby given thet Commission | from Liverpocl and Qlleennurn, % ik Arcata. . 12 | Moses of the latter car was pinned be- | » i First Battalion of Engineers. y S ——————— R. et -.‘s :mmd -class mun, located !"z_ll;l"f‘o;.ltil‘m’gmgl::fu°:M 'gr:“m: r“k i3 . 2 tween the bumpers of his car and the RNT SAN DJEGO, Nov. -~Manager Fisher of & - e e e i et P R l! | stmr Rotterdam, for Rtterdam. 8 = | Potat Arena| Point Arena - 3 | timbers of the other dar and was se- LEAGUE OF CALIFORNIA o T L i g -8 o wned " hoes | BALL AND WHIST PARTY,—The Business - ried out of pomition, was re: |, IVERROOLIZAENG Nev Sl T | e T - " | riously injured. Motorman E. A. Da- | e s it et de aaby 5;’:«-’;. Was leading lady, has sent instruc- | Women's Club of San Francisco will give ita " ‘::.‘11:‘ By oA Baiied Nov 16—Stmr Baitic, for New York. | ¢y Panama| N. Y. via Ancon. /12 vis and Conductor D. E. Thompson of | tions o have' Miss Rush's body shipped to [ second afinual ball and whist purey tonfght at - A Al via Quesnstown. % | Aurelta. Astoria & Portiand 4 the Willow-street car were painfully Delegates Listen to Reports Regard- | New York. Stelnway 3 - e Cot. T l’”’; )'“ A ,,:'MNBKP—S"M AT b i g‘n‘lmbonfl 4 4 cut and bruised, The accident, it is ing the Improvement of Citles « page ] | Manchuria. | China & Japan... | 1 pm|Pier 40. ' y i ¢ I dereny giwen thet San oseutn| MARSEILLES Avrived Nov 12—Stmr FPa- | Coguille River ... | 3 = VERTISEMENTS. 4 second class epar. mear the turning | tria. Trom ew > vis Masle Elizabeth. . | r;:"em‘l;:r e 5 pm Pler 20 ;unid, was due to the failure 'of Mo- | During the Year. AD e San Joaquin River, Sulsun Bay, DLABGGW—AHIM Nov 186—Stmr Astotia, bw Km'" | Los Angeles Porte.| 2 pm{Pier. 2 torman Moses to wait for the Willow SANTA ANA, Nov. 16.—The sev- ried adrifc,” was replac d | from New. York. | 8 ar to 0id_position, NAPLES—Arrived Ncv 16—Stmr Cretie, | S. Rosa. “fl,‘:‘.‘;’;,:; NaT-{ 9o mice 11 | OO S8 I R . enth annual convention of the League Btrr Hawaiia 3 arrived Grays Harbor. . izhthouse Bogrd from New York, via Gibraltar. Humboldt . of California Municipalities convened | W. P, DAY, Commander U. §. TENERIFFE—Arrived Nov 16—Stmr Her- | Corona. ... G“ 0l <WP-P‘GP ” Employe Stabs His Employer. i in th Cit: | Inspector Twelfth Soie from Beattl 4 San F ys Harbor. pm ' Pler 2 o4 . | here this morning in e new y i ._.fi"_ mm‘fl' C..::l‘r‘ul..nl South Amun Wl’l:.‘nfo:cg‘ll'hh | \gfm;l‘.!rl’:fi- 11 AmlPi!r 9 SAN JOSE, Nov. 16.—J. E. Willis- { Hall with about sixty delegates pres- T“E Memoranda. P ER_Arrived Nov 16—Stmr Patricia. Grays Harbor .| ¢ pmlpier 10 | 0N, One Of the proprietors of the ent. The northern and bay cities are DELAWARE DREAKWATER, Nov 16— | from New York for Hamburg, and procecded. November 23. Lick Market, was stabbed by Jack petter represented than those of 3 from_ Honolulu, for > Humbolat . © amiPler 2 | Bacigalupl, an employe, late this af- | Southern California. The meeting lade) - re this morning with c-u Sun, Moon and Tide. ~ | Willapa Harhor H gmyn" ;o ternoon during 2 quarrel. Williston | was called to order by the president _Seven of the crew of " was abandoned yest l United States n and Geodetic Suryey— ! | Newport & Way..| 9 am[Pler 11 | was stabbed under the left shoulder- | of the league, Mayor Frary of San Phis. il G T :w Ao "l Tas. p::g.h' SFeia) authority of the s L.\I:dnuu Bn)‘-"flmmm- § pmiBter 10 | lung. bllhellalutnhl ng Wl;llnon hit | gelivered by Mda}‘or S. H. Finley g: --o—-’ .‘-" n n Ko ent, ean| . x er him a low on e ni and was pre- | S8anta Ana, and response was made = cormier vieeon few on baard h and low waters ocour at | C ) November 25, IRy ts attack, Bim Wit hé e e By tha waraiL is a luxurious solid through train EVERY DAY measage e Sy Tront (I iasiomcatran | N. For am{Pler 20 by IN THE YEAR, ] Chi nrtrong, Fish mm e T minutes later than at Fort Point: the helght | Mariposa. Tahit! direct ....]|11 am/'Pler 7 | the knife. | ment of delegates the entire day was , less than three days to icago S T % Tide1a the same at both places. e o November 46’ 1 pmleer 10 spent in hearing reports from each over.the only double-track railway between the NTELLIGENCE. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, fi“’ mhh]?um Sound Ports. |1 ;:., 4] Deserter Surrenders to Sheriff. city of improvements for the past Missouri River and Chicago. Electric lighted ; e s (g T e P i Y. via Ancon. ‘2 *) { HANFORD, Nov. 16.—John Brown, | year. throughout. Two train via th » ug! s daily via the Stmr Francis H-Lesger Rae o ot a deserter from the Tenth Coast Ar- ————— trowt ReGomts Lesgett, Reinér, 36 hours & Saio— | tillery, .stationed. at. the Presidio, vis- Caught Under a Falling Tree. GHICAG UNION PACIFIC Sy AT aeed, 38 hous trom Bureka. i [ ®_|ited the Sheriff's office this morning| REDDING, Nov. 18.—Carlisle Rob- | Euroka S Qrenien, W heew"tegy P H W] % Foe ey }3 and gave himself up. Brqwn was| epis, aged 80 years, was pinned be-| ." “ -WEBTERH U'E- pEime Westvort, Johnacs, 41 bours trom San Way Borts. [Nov. i | hungry and wanted breakfast. reath a trée that he had.felied to- Direct connection for St. Paul and Minneapolis. plimr Puiten, Panser. 46 hours from San | : Wy lt"P:r“"u 'g:; Naval on day and ’.d,:.n;;.d l:’n:;.: ;:.n":;::i Fast e, g : % for two hou - - Bchr Bews Sisters, Militlamen Cruise. tim Kotstows Sound ampbell, 7 dare from [ NEW POWER COMPANY —Articles of In. | _Captain Baver and Lieutenants Mages, Kam- | one of his feet and held him a The Best of Everything. I;D E morer, Harlowe and Smith of the State Naval prisoner. P % R e AN :;m;; T e o s Rk e e Btats of Cai Ao, SOeiasy" can XOTE—In the abave exponlion of the tidey Asciv oY Yok & s o (ks nevy. Euslbn ook Lre| ¥ R G - 1 . way Pacific Coast Bi | the ud-w“s s | TP i R s Tant. m%-n, pautical expert attachet to tha| SANTA ROSA, Nov. 16.—~Frank - g0 lu--np ..—..I:é‘_“.. ve of the | 3 e 90 Hy L lllc- Corman and Willlam Cameron to-day N l.lma:fla-mmulvu_ :":w::‘o‘vlu;;:;:‘.upm Vancouver, B c; | $83 10 e Cotumn gives the m'“' e of fue | _OFFICIAL, COUNT T tearhing the nm"“fn fore th dhtory of maui | admitted to Amisiant District Attorney | o G g 8 Fr bark te Mirabaud, Le Trevedio, | 987 ‘when are three ol » Were: Thompson that ey hel up ed 1 Moatgomery 5L, Saa Praccisca, Sydoey; E C oceurs. - its are in mfltfi“fia PS¢ > ity (o Bt 1his prastics the Iohumes wiPied i the ciasitoom. T cruise wus very | Hollman's resort and robbed Hojl- L) '& man. - Hollman had previously iden- iven sarlad. 2adition io the of the United States | Watnessay, Const e minus () | of the Thirty-first District £3 U 8 stmr Dix, Ankers, Manila. A mm‘“flhfi:’ prn > ioprag! s B Sl uuflthe hr'“'-