The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 24, 1905, Page 10

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, APRIL 2%, 1905. o , cor.Dulcan and C! ce of The Call for . and subsc - t 1008 Market st 11 5 m, _BOOMS AND BOARD WANTED. 0 you STORAGE AND WAREHOUSES. hone Jackson 281 torage and Moving Co. 4 Fillmore: tel West 528, SPECIAL NOTICES. th the Maria Kip as received the rphan gire, from Rose giver esle vears 5 months; the: Zena . 9 years 10 s 9 months. hereby to Eive the Prison r & parole GEORGE HALL. AND SUPPLIES. hone or purchase WHITE us s0ld and repairing guaran. | PLAMBECE. 1 TO LEASE. Mi om TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. a N 25 AN exc 2 Rem! other es 536 n., N pewriters _at tals $2 50. The alifornia st eold. Titers bster Typewriting T rented, repaired 508 Market DIVIDEXD NOTICES. cents be Unit work for California 4 venthating system for ing for California Hall 1 additions to the and acditions to Hearst for one or 1 of these contracts. No considered uniess sccompanied eck o in favor of the equa 0) per cent of suificient sureties; conditioned s be accepted, the bidder will ntract faithfully 1o perform aance with said bid secifications. The s is hereby re- THE UNIVER- Miscellaneous upplies—Office Commission, Washington, . 1805.—Sealed proposals. in be received at the office of Agent, Isthmian Canal Com- iesi on, . C., until 10:30a. m, May 1806, at which time they. will be public, for furnishing equipment & and section gang. all kinds and supplies. foundry sup. acksmith supplies, pipe, hose, €. gauges, asbestos, rubber acking, hardware and roofing scrapers, plows, harness, &, coke, force pumps, g office supplies, pipe wheelbarrows, ladders, ~water ks and full information may his office, or offices of Aesistant Purc & Agent, 24 State street, New York City, or Assistant Purchasing Agent at Custom House, Orleans, Le H 3 LLAGHER, Major, hasing Agent. T. €. A, Pur- FRANCISCO , Cal., 0 Plumbers ne lsiands. goc April 7, 1905 — for” Service in the Must be men of sound morals and competent work- urnish recommendation from Applicants will be re- actical demonstration of being accepted and must on_transport leaving for They will be required eight s. At the or when dis of their own, transportation ubsistence to the United States on boat. Rate pay $75.00 per ate of leaving until return to States and subsistence en route rom Manila. For further inform apply at Room 236, Phelen Building. | PATTEN, Asst. Q. M. Gen'l, U. 8. Chief Quartermaster. and m WM, _E A HEMI- WIRE ~NETTING, SANITATION. Office Isthmian =ion, Washington, D. C., April e ed proposals, in triplicate, will be received at the office of the Purchas. ne Jsthmian Canal Weshington, D. C., until 10:30 o'clock a. m., May 11, 1905, at which time they will be blic, for furnishing Paints, Ofis, Tools, Hardware, Garbage Carts, Netting and for Sanitation. 4 tull information may he obtained : tfice, or o of Asst. Purchas 24 State st. N. Y. City, or Asst. ing Agent, Custom House, New G oans, Ln. H. J. Gallagher, Major, U. 8. A. ng Agent Purcha + forage and siraw—Office of PRO Pur isthmisn Canal Com- D. C., April 21, 1905, triplicate, will be re- untfl 2:30 p. m., May onencd then, in public, for o 129,600 Ibe. oats, 200 ¥, 30,000 1bs. w for be and 400 ibs. rock salt. Blanks and full | ation may be had from Purchasing Washington, D. C., or Asst. Pur- & Asents, A. Anderson, No. 2i State ork Cihty, or 8. L. Laupton, Cus- house, New Orleans. H. J. Gal 5 Army, Purchasing Agent. for Steam Shovels—Office Isth- s Ve ‘ngton, D. Sesled proposale, in triplicas at the office of the Purchas isthmian Canal Commission, D, ., vntl 10:30 a. m., May ‘ime they Will be opensd furnieliing _gbove mentioned cag sbC Bianks 2nd full information Tty be obiained from thie office, or offices gher, ] Assistant Purchasinz Azent. 24 State st., ¥ City, or Assistant Purchasing Azent. ot Custow: wouse New Oreans, La. H. J1 GALLAGHTR, Major, U. 8 Al Punchasing Azent. ! indorsed _with Birth, marrizge and death notices sent by maii gill not be inserted. They must be handed n ither of the publication offices and be the name and residence of per- s authorized to have the same published. Notices restricted simply to the announcement are published once in this column o BOR IN—in this city, r Martha, Marie C.—71. wan, Joh . McPeak, John—61. Lnomas—53. iiler, Marie—48. Dr. L.S.—b4 Montell, M. Olive. Honora—bY. nabbitt, George—S: teaucnski, Anwni—67. exander—32 Nis — man, A.—11. {Wood, Martia Joseph LEN—Ia t i April 22, 1803, A Joeloved wife Declau_Alles and beloved moth iobert and the jate John Declau Seph auich, wiu beioved sister oL EIRTHS—MARRIAGES—DEATHS | April (19, 1905, to the of A. Seicken, a daughter. SNOW—In this city, Apnil 16, 1905, to the | of L. W. Snow, a daughter. gie Doran, a native of New Orleans. son, Wis.. pa please ) (e alLu CyU.NlALcS are Tespect- | fuiiy attend ihe raneral Tuesday, April 25, at 8:30 a. m., from her lete resi- Uimee, 18SoA Howara street, thence to St Joseph's Church, waere a requiem inass will | be ceiebrated ior the repose of her soul < neing at 9 o'clock: a. m. Interm Holy Cross Cemetery —In Goldfield, Nev., April 18, 05, Joun S. Bannerman, son of Thumas K. abei bannerman, and brother of Elizabeth E. Bannerman, a/ na- 3 aged B years. will take place to-day we w a. M., from ius late res 3 Twentieth - street, thence to St. Charles Borromeo Church, where a solemn ass will be celebrated for the , at 9:30 a. m. Interment Crose Cemetery. BANNERMA funeral celebrated for the Tepose of his 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cem- will e soul at etery BURCHARD—In Oakland, April 23, 1905, Dr. L Burchard, husband of Mary G. Burchard, and. father of Avis and Ruth Burchard, and brother of D. W. Burchard and Mrs C. H. Twombly, a native of Mis- eguri, aged b4 vears and 3 months. CRAWFORD—In this city, April 1905, Honora, beloved wife of Thomas Crawford, and beloved mother of Thomas Crawford Jr., a native of County Waterford, Ireland, aged 59 _years. [ Friends and acquaintances aré respect- fuily invited to attend the funeral to-morrow esday), at 8.50 a. m., from her late resi- e, 28101 Sutter street, themce to St Bush and Steiner streets, a solemn requiem high mass will be ted for the repose of ber soul, com- at ® a. m. Interment Holy Cross d Dominic's Church, wher . April 22, 1805, Eme- loved wife of James dearly ends and acquaintances are reepect- invited to attend the funeral to-day ay), at S:90 a. m., from her late resi- 64 Howard street, thence to St. Pe- urch, where a requiem high mass be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery DUMONT—In this city, April 22, 1805, Alex- r, beloved son the late Pierre and elle Dumont, and brother of Aima J Rene A. Dur a nat.ve of ® months and and e ains Gol at the parlars of Porter & en Gate avenue. 1905, at the res james L., be- loved son vatt, a native of San Francisco, aged 6 months and 9 day GOMERSALL—In Cal. h a nativ land, aged 38 years and 1 month, Friends and acquaintances and mem- bers of Burnaby Lodge No. 194, Sons of.St. 423 —In of Eng- orge, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this day (Monday), at 2 p m., from the pariors of A. W. Martin & Co., 319 OFarrell street. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery. GOODWIN: 5. Tuolumne, April 23, 1805, Harrist Baker Goodwin, wife of J. P. Good- v and mother of J. W Allen J. and K. Goodwin, a native of Rhode aged 65 years. nera) services Tuesday, at 2 p. m., at the residence of her son, J. W. Goodwin, 1401 Taylor street. Please omit flowers. his city, April 22, 1905, Mr: lars, beloved wife of the Rev. 30 years and 6 months s and acquaintances are respec d_ta attend the funeral services (Monday), April 24, at 1 p. m., at n Congregatipnal Church. Interment et Cemetery. HUBBARD—In Oakiand, April 23, 1905, [ ristopher ora Hubbard, beloved father of Mussleman and W. J., J. A., E S L. and Lulu May Hubbard of Dayton, Wash., a native of Virginia, aged 62 years [7 Remains at Leitch & Henderson's resi- dence pariors. Clay street and San Pablo avenue, Oakland KAISER—In this city, April 22, 1805, Emille ¥ veloved wite of the late George Kaiser, devoted mother of Mrs. Sophie Hen: and Edward, Willlam G. and Henry C. and grandmother of Lydia A. Henry, a na- tive of Stuttgart, Germany, aged by years and 10 months. A member of the San Fran- cisco Frauen Verein. [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Monday), April 24, at 1:30 p. m., from her late residence, 1122 Filbert street, between Leavenworth and Hyde. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery by carriage. San Francisco Frauen verein.—To the officers and membere of the San Francisco Frauen Verein: You are hereby requested to assemblc_at Druids’ Hall, 413 Sutter street, to-day (Monday), April 34, at 12:30 p. m., to attend the funeral of our departed sister, Emilie R. Kaiser. By order MRS. CAROLINE UBHOFF, President. MRS. A MAAS, Secretar: LOOMIS—In this city, April E., beloved wife of Geor mother of Gerhard Muller, A. Dempsey and Mrs. R. C tive of San Francisco, aged 32 years. £ Friends and acquaintances are respect- 21, 1905, Carrie Loomis, and d sister of Mary full~ invited to attend the funeral to-day (Monday)), April 24, at 1 p. m. from the parlors of H. F. Subr & Co., 1137 Mission street, between Seventh and Eighth, thence to St. James Church, Twenty-third and Guerrero streets, for services, commencing at 1:30 p. m. Interment Holy Cross Cem- etery. H—In this city, April 22, 1905, at his 1104 Gough street, Joseph Aloy- sius, only son of P. B. Lynch, and brother of Mary T. Lynch, a native of San Fran- cisco, aged 41 years. £ The funeral will take place Tuesday, April 25, from St. Mary's Cathedral, where a requiem mass will be offered for the re- pose of his soul, at 9 o'clock a. m. MARTHA—In this city, April 21, 1905, Marie ille Martha, beloved mother of Emelie Hussenot, and aunt of Charles Bronn, a na- tive of France, aged 71 years and % months. £ Friends and acquaintances are respect fully invited to attend the funeral servi , April 24, at 10 a. m., at the par- Juilus €. Godeau, 305 Montgomery avenue. MCPEAK—In the City and Cobnty Hospital, April 23, 1906, John McPeak, & native of Massachusetts, aged 61 years, | MILLER—In_ the City and County Hospital, April 23, 1905, Marie Miller, Germany, aged 48 years. MONTELL—In King City, Cal., M. Olive, beioved wife of ¥red T> Funeral services at the Captain E. H. Montell, at 1:30 p. m.. Monday. April 24. Piease omit flowers. Interment private. RABBITT—In this city. April 23, 1805, George, beloved husband of Louise Rabbitt, and father of Bessie, Edna and Ruby Rabbiit, a native of England, aged b4 years 2 months and 14 days. RADGMSKI—In Albion, Mendocino County, Cal., April 20, 1905, Antonl Radomeki, dearly beloved husband of Mary Radomski, end beloved father of Mre. Jakob Coka, Leon Radomski, Mrs. George Huberty, Mra, sans Sbandel,’ Mrs. William Gillmer _and ome George Radomeki, Polang, aged 67 vears ity g femeins at the pariors of Gantner Broe. 1200 Mission street, between and Ninth, . RILEY-—In this city, April 21, 1965, Tho beloved son of Catherine and the late John 2 native of April 2L, 1005, . Montell. residence of 1636 Webster street, gl‘o.tthholv?.m en in Part for Plots h......’.-' GYPRESS LAWN CEMETERY 1504 MARKET STREET Or at Cemetery. ! i | SCHROEDER—In Riley, and brother of D. Riley. Mrs. Kil- patrick, Mrs. McCormick and Mrs. Lawlor, @ mve o Brookiyn, N. Y., aged 5 years. I Friends and acquaintances are respect fully invited to attend the funeral to-d (Monday), at 1 p. m., from his late res dence, 91 Federal street, thence to St. Bren- dan’s Church for services. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. RODGERS—In this city, April 21, 1905, Maria, Qearly beloved wife of the late James Rodgers, a natlve of County Roscommon, jreland, ared €0 yeark, o cepest L7 Friends and acquaintances z fully invited to attend the funeral Monday, April 24, et 9:30 a. m., from her late resi- dence, 1811 Dupont _street, thence to St Francis Church, where a solemn high mass will be celebrated for the r@pou‘of her soul at 10 a. m. interment Holy Crose Ceme- this city, April 25, tery. : 2 XBLUM—In P%E\?E,anmna of Minnie Rosenblum, Fi loving father of Mrs. J. M. Gellert, Mrs. A. Morris, Mrs. D. Lipman and Maurice, Daniel and Harry Roscnblum, a native of Poland, | Russia, aged 81 years, A member of San Francieco Lodge No. 3, I 0. O. F. [=Services will be held to-morrow (Tue day), at 10 a. m., at the residence of h n urice Rosenblum. 1839 Larkin street, son. Please omit flowers. the City and County pital, 1905 john Schneider, tive uf Germany, aged 04 years. this city, April 22, 1905, Katherine Schroeder, dearly beloved mother | of Mrs. Matllde Tonnemacher and Mrs. Lizzie | Helmke, and relict of Schroeder, a_native of New York. A mem- | ber_of the Norddeutscher Frauen Verein. | {7 Friends and acquaintances are Tespect- | fully invited to attend the funerzl fo-day ! (Monday). at 1:30 p. m., the late Charles | from her late resi- | dence, 588 Valencia street, thence by elec- tric funeral car leaving Eighteenth and | Guerrero streets at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. { SINCLAIR—In San Anselmo, April 23 1005, [ ford Sinclair, beloved husband of Mary Sinclair, a native of San Francisco, aged 38 7 Notice of funeral hereafter. | STEwWART—In this city, April 22,1905, Annie, | beloved wife of Stephen Stewart. and loving | dauihter of the late Patrick and_Bridget McNamara, and sister of James, Dell and Patrick McNamara, Mre. D. Riley, Mrs. J. | Miller and Mrs. R. Wood and the late John J. and Roger V. McNamara, a native of | San_Francisco, i 7 Friends and acquaintances are respects | fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow ! (Tuesday), at 9:30 m., from MeAvoy, | O'Hara & Co.'s new nparlors, 201 and 271 Heyes street, opposite St. Igpatius Church, thence to St. Josenh's Church, Tenth and Howard streets. where a requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, BROSNAN his city, April 22, 1005, ! " Thomas, ve usband of Mary Brosnan, ana father ary G., Joseph T., George A.; Nellie A + Wwiiliam A. Brosnan, and rother of Jeremiah Brosnan, and brothe Jaw of Michael and Nore E: Sullivan and | Sister Alica of the Hoty Family. a native of Kilkernon, 3 Ireiand, aged 53 ing at 10 a. m. Interment Holy | yeats «Cross Cemetery. | [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- | TTUISTMANN—In the e At ¢ invited to attend the funeral to-morrow Germ. (Tuesday), at 8:30 a. m., from his late resi- dence, 161 Harrison ~street, thence to St Rose's Church, where a requiem high mass , & native of San Francisco, aged | Kaiser, | of both teams was fast and accurate. At- tendance, 18,700. Score: R. H. BE. | St. Louis. 1 5 1 | Cleveland T e ) Batteries—Howell and Sugden; Hess and Buelow. CHICAGO, April 23.—A record breaking | Luckow, a na- | | sulted Fruitvale, Nis Peter Twistmann, a native of Schleswig. Germany, aged 81 years 7 months and 8 days. WOOD—In this city, April 23, 1805, Martha Bell Wood, beloved mother of Willlam G. | Wood, Martha W. Caughlan, Minna W. | Sheehy and the late Emily W. Young, native of New York City, aged 33 years rPLOTS In Odd Feliows and Masonic Cemeteries can be exchanged for Plots in MT. OLIVET CEMETERY For particulars apply at City Office, GRANT BLDG., MARKET & SEVENTH STS. SUNDAY BALL IS RESUMED WITH BROOKLYN VICTORY Howell Takcs Measure of Cleveland | Stars, Blanking Them in Eleven Inning Game. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. NATIONAL LEAGUE. AMBRICAN LEAGUE. | Clubs. W. L. Pet. Clubs. W. L. Pet. | New York.. 5 1 33 Philadelphia. 5 1 .833 | Pittsburg .. 5 2 4|Detroit. . T Philadeiphia 4 2 7T New York.. 4 2 . H Chicago. 4 4 .500/Cleveland... 2 2 .5300 | St. Louls. . 3 4 . icago..... 3 4 .429 | Cincinnati... 3 5 .375|Washington. 3 4 .420 | Boston. . 3 5 .375/St. Louis... 3 4 .42 Brooklyn.... 8 6 .333(Boston.. 16 .43} ATIONAL LEAGUE. BROOKLYN, ‘April 23.—Professional baseball playing on Sunday was revived in Brooklyn to- day with a National League champlonship | game between the Brooklyn and Boston teams. The contest resulted in another vietory for the home team, as the visitors were shut out by the same score as on Saturaay—4 to 0. More | than 11,000 persons were present and there was no interference by the police other than their taking the names of the players and the | sellers of score cards. Score R. H. E. Brooklyn .4 8 0 Boston TS B | Young and Battéties—Eason and Ritter; Needham. Umpire—Johnstone. CHICAGO, April 23.—In a pitcher's battle Pittsburg was shut out in « peculiar manner. After two outs in the eighth, Brown swung at | what should have been the third strike, It proved to be a wild pitch, however, and Brown reached second, scoring on Casey’s two-bagger. An ideal day brought out an immense crowd. Attendance, 21,000. Scor By HL B Chicago . . AR T T Pittsbugg 00 and Batteries Philipp! and | Peitz. Umpire—O'Day. 1 CINGINNATI, April 23. — Poor pitching marked to-day’s game, Thielman being the only one of the quartet of twirlers to perform well. Chech relieved Ewing in the third and allowed six runs before the side was retired. Attendance, 17,300. Score R.. H. E. Cincinnat! . .8 7 4 aes 12 12 2 Chech and Phelps; Nich- ols, Thielman and Warner. Umpire—Klem. AMERICAN LEAGUE. ST. LOUIS, April 23.—rowell pitched a great game this_afternoon for St. Louis and | finally downed Cleveland In the eleventh In- ning, 1 to 0. Hess alsc pitched a fine game, but he weakened in the final inning, and two hits a base on balls and & wild pitch let in St. Louls’ lone tally, with Sut one man out. Howell allowed but four hits in eleven in- nings and struck out ten men. The fielding crowd of 15,600 greeted the Chicago team on their return home here to-day and witnessed their dsfeat at the hands of Detroit. Detroit bunehed hits in the ninth inning, scoring two runs. Score L Chicago . vares 2 4 2 Detroit ... . 3 9 0 Batteries—White and W. Sullivan; Mullen and J. Sulliv —_——e————— Fresno Nine Beats Oakland. FRESNO, April 23. — The State, League game here this afternoon re- | in a vietory for Fresno over Oakland by a 5 to 0 score. Hitt, | Fresno’s pitcher, got a two-bagger thntl errors developed into a home run when the bases were full. SAN JOSE, April 23.—San Jose de- feated Stockton in baseball to-day by a score of 4 to 3. The game was close and exciting and was witnessed by the biggest crowd of the season. wa Stockton’s first defeat since the n opened. The visitors made thelr three runs in the first four innings. San Jose | made two runs in the sixth and two in the ninth. The winning run was made by Harry Walters after two men were out. Both Elber Emerson, for San Jose, and Ferguson, for Stockton, pitched splendid ball. San Jose made nine base hits and four errors and Stockton six base hits and one error. ——————— Model Yacht Imp Proves Fast.® Yesterday was the first Sunday in many weeks In which the model yachtsmen were able to hold their pennant races. The wind was good and the races were satisfactory in every way. Henry London's many time winner, Imp, carried off the hon- ors. The Imp lowered Petersen's Stella's colors in the finals. The re-| sults follow: Fifst round—H. London’s Imp beat M. Lon- don's © Cookson's stanley beat Joh: gon's Spreckels; Petersen’s Stella beat Hay Amelja; Brannan's Alice beat Stone's Presto. Semi-finals—Imp beat Stanley; Stella beat Alice. . Finals—Imp beat Stella. —_———— Arrives at Astoria. The transport Sheridan arrived at Astoria late yesterday afternoon. She sailed from Honolulu on April 15. She has on board the Fourteenth Infantry, which. she is. bringing home from two vears' service at Samar. Fourteenth Infantry will be stationed at Van- couver Barracks, taking the place of the Ninetsenth Infantry. which left that post for Manila on April 1. e———————— George Cook took two stalks of corn to the World’s Fair that measured seventeen feet in length. It would have required a ten- ; - ladder for a man to have been able to pull the ears of corn from the stalks when standing straight up.—By- ron. O. T., Republican " . | ports that the long passage was due to 1at 7 per cent. {had favorable weather and crossed in | was sweeping the upper floor and while walking VESSEL. ON OVERDUE LIST COM VERBENA HAS Gales, Storms and Calms Cause Lime-| juicer to Make The overdue British ship Verbena came into port late Saturday night. 185 days from Liverpool. Captain Lee re- a succession of gales and calms. She had been listed among the overdues The Verbena left Liverpool October 19, 1904, and at first ran into light variable winds and very poor northeast trades. She lost them in 20 de=rees north. She crossed the equator when forty-four days out in 27 degrees west. She was then carried by the southeast trade winds to 23 degrees south. When off the River Platte she ran into strong head winds. For three weeks the ves- sel was buffeted about by winds and waves, and when the storm subsided it was found that no headway had been made during that period. The weather then moderated some- what, although the seas were running high. On January 14 the Verbena passed Staten Island. She was then 87 days out. On January 17, while the vessel wul hove to, owing to heavy gales and high seas, a great sea came on board and filled the lee side of the deck. It struck the vessel with tremendous force and almost threw her on her beam ends. In its furious onslaught the waves caught Ordinary’ Seaman James Putt and carried him overboard. Everything was done to save the man's | life, but without avail.. The seas at this time were lashed into a seething From that time on the ship ran into | a continuation of westerly gales unuli she rgached 50 degrees south, 86 degrees west. She was then 119 days out. From that point to the equator uhe[ 113 degrees west when 152 days, out. | Next followed a succession of indif. ferent northeast trade winds which were lost in 21 degrees north. After that the vessel encountered calms and light, variable winds until she reached port. The Verbena brings a cargo of gen- eral merchandise to J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Company. . B0 Record for Quick Dispatch. The American bark St. Katherine, Captain Saunders, has made a®record for quick dis- patch. She came into this port from Hono- lulu on April 15 with 30,653 bags of sugar. These were discharged and a cargo of general merchandise was taken aboard. Yesterday tne vessel sailed for the islands again. She was in port eight days. Welch & Co. are her agents here. S Skull Fractured in Fall. William Willlams, a member of Fire Patrol No. 1, fell through the slide hole at the patrol house, 14 Natoma street, yesterday and re- ceived injuries which may prove fatal. He backward with a broom in his hand he took a step too far and fell head foremost through the slide hole. Several of the fire patrol men rushed to his rescue and found him unconscious. He was removed to the Harbor Emergency Hospital, where it was found thot his skull was frac- tured. His mother was at onge notified and came to the hospital and had Him removed to his home, 1179 Folsom street. He is in a pre- carious condition. AT S Kick Breaks Leg. Charles Green; was taken to the Harbor Emergency Hospital early yesterday morning suffering from a broken leg. He gave a some- what incoherent account of how the accident happened, but it was gathered from his ram- bling remarks that he was walking down Turk street, when a stranger came up and gave him a swift kick in the left leg. The next thing he remembers was that the ambulance came along and the officers took him in charge. He says he has no idea who inflicted the Injury ou him. ~ - — Overdues. Voorwarts, 148 days from Hamburg to Bahla, 60 per cent; Oleta, 59 days from New Orleans to Rotterdam, 80 per cent; Altalr, 170 days from San Francisco to London, 8 per cent; Glenburn, 181 days from San Francisco to Liverpool, 20 per cent; Moy, 72 days from Demerea to Liverpool, 80 per cent; Gostwyck, 120 days from Iquique to Sydney, 40 per cent; Charles and Max, 86 days from Aruba to Ghent, 60 per cent. ot S Sail for Bristol Bay. The American steam tender Kvichak, Cap- tain Nelson, and the American bark Himalaya, Captain Thomsen, salled for Bristol Bay yes- terday. They both belong to the Alaska Pack- ers’ Assoclation. —_—— SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED. - Stmr Breakwater, Johnson, 32 hours from 00:; ?l:l’p' Verbena, Lee, 185 days from Liv- Bchr Ivy, Lundquiet, 4 days from Eureks. Sunday, April 23. Stutlrz Brunswick, Elefsen, 13 hours Fort Bragg. “mmr& National City, Hammar, 156 hours from rt Bragg. Stnr Harold Dollar, Twing, 50 hours from San Pedro. Stmr Acme, Reed, 5 days from Columbia | River, via Eureka 26 hours. Stmr Shasta, Hansen, 83 hours from Bel- lingham; bound south; put in to land pas- sengers, Stmr_Maggle, Whitney, 4 hours from Half- ‘moon Bay. Cehr 144 McKay, Lethola, 48 hours from Eureka, SAILED. Sades Saturday, April 22. nsen, O nday, April 2. Btmr Gueen, -Alexander, gan Diseo sad way Stmr Eureka, Jessen, Eureka. Stmr Maggle, Whitney, Halfmoon Bay. Stmr Kvichak, Nelson, Bristol Bay, Stmr Pomona, Swansom, Bureka. Stmr shasta, ‘Hansen, for San Pedro. Stmr Nome City, Hansen, Seattle and Ta~ coma. Stmr Brooklyn, Carlson, Mendocino. Stmr Santa Monica, Olsen, Grays Harbor. Bark St Katherine, , Honolulu, Bark Himalaya, Thomsen, Bristol Bay. TELEGRAPHIC. POINT LOBOS, April 28, 10 ‘p m—Weather cloudy; wind west; velocity 8 miles per hour. DOMBSTIC PORTS. ASTORIA—Sailed Aprii 28—Schr Virginia, o Bel wrabsies - SEATTLE—Sailed April 28—Stmr Umatilla, for San Francisco. April 23—Stmr Jefferson, from Skagway. I CASPAR—Arrived April 23—Stmr Samoa, hence April 22. AISNOCINO—Arrived April 23—Stmr Point A hence April 22, ASTORIA—Arrived April 23—U Sheridan, from Manila. | 22—Stmr Francls H_Leggett, hence April 20. REDONDO—Arrived ~April 23—Stmr Coos Bay, hence April 20; stmr Santa Barbara, from San’ Pedro; stmr Vi from Bureka; | PORT HARFORD--Arrived 23— 8tmr it T, 815 7. frem S Eanta Paula 17 tow. . T o il ATOOSHPasscd in April 23-Stmr Rai- Oceania Vance, hence 15 for Tacoma; stmr Czarina, h 20 for Comox. Passed out Winslow, ‘ancouver, for SSANTA BAR April 23—Stmr EUREKA—Arrived A - hence Avril 211 stmf Founoke. Trom Fortiandl The Original Weekly Nacional (0 IO PORTE o o = ROUGH VOYAGE' el Long Passage. Weather Report. (120th Meridian—Pacific Time.) SAN FRANCISCO, April 23—5 p. m. The following are the seasonal rainfalls to date, as compared with those of same date last season, and rainfall in last twenty-four hours: 19491201905 03 1) 85288 ILBTLTTLYTTL YT LYTLEB3TLIY B R T I T T L LE R E 1910131219191 100 NS 19 1910 20 Last This Last X Stations— 24 hours. season. 2.50(10090. 7. ‘Eureka .. La00 3l 2.5010098 5. Red Bluff.. 112007 R 2:50(10411 2 el 8 2 g ] B el O <Ay 2.50/10657.. 300.00 Independence it 3 25010028 230 San Luls Obispo. 0 21! 5.00011129 % Angeles. 00 18! % san APPROXIMATIONS. - oA 20 numbers from 9381 to 9401 inclusive. THE COAST RECORD. being 10 numbers on each sile of the capital Cloudy weather prevails along the coast, over the Rocky Mountain region and in Arizon and fair weather over the remaining pertio of the Pacific siope. Light rain s faliing in Arizona and a thunder storm is rcported at | Phoenix. The pressure has fallen in the’last twelve | hours over the Pacific slope, except in Arizona and along the California coast, where thers has beer: a slight rise. The temperature has remained about asta- tionary along the coast ana risen over the In- terdor. Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty hours ending midnight, April 2 California north of Tehachapi—Partly cloudy Monday: foggy along the coast in the morning; fresh west wind. Callfornia south of Tehachapi—Partly cloudy Monday: fresh west wind. | Nevada—Fair Monday. | San Francisco and victnity—Partly cloudy Monday, with fog in ths morning; fresh west ‘wind. Los Angeles and vicinity—Partly Mcnday; light west wind. Sacramento and vicinity—Purtly cloudy Mon- day. |Time| CIL Wi 5.2| 9:25 9|10 611 H 1] 8: 77 3| NOTE—In the above exposition of the tides | the early morning tides are given in the left hand column and the successive tides of the day In the order of occurrence as to time: t fourth time column gives the last tide of the day, except when there are but three tides, as sometimes occurs. The heights given are in addition to the soundings of the United States Coast Survey Charts, except When a minus (—) sign precedes the height, and then the number given is subtracted from the depth given by | the charts. The plane of reference is the mean resno and vicinity—Fair Monday. | of the lower low waters. G. H. WILLSON, Local Forecaster. [ Ty e —_— Memorandum. Per Br ehip Verbena, from Liverpooi—Lart schr Vine, hence April 21, Liverpol Oct 19, 1904, and met with light North Fork, hence April 21. 0 . Sailed April 23—Stmr Noyg, for San Fran. ‘4riabie winds and very poor NE trades and cisco; stmr_Alliance, for Coos Bay; stmr Co- lost them in 20 N: crossed the equator 44 days rona, for San Francisco; stmr Roanoke, for out. in 27 W; carried the SE trades to 23 § San Francisco. and was detalned off the River Platte three SAN DIEGO—Arrived April 20—Bkin John weeks with strong head winds and bad weath. Smith, from Port Blakeley. er; pased Staten Island on Jan 14, ST VENTURA—Arrived April 23—Stmr George out, on Jan 17: while the ship wn'hoved:e"': Loomis, from Redondo and salled for San Fran- "4, J'u very heavy gale and high sea, she cisco. TR ahipped & heavy sea, filling the lee side of the deck and washed ordinary s James tml_(l;‘l‘ll(n.l!:(—s:nea April 22—Stmr American, overboard; then met With a continuation of 0. westerly gales until we reached 50 S._ 86 W, HILO—Sailed April 22—Bark Roderick, 119 days out; thence to the equator got favor- San Francisco, able weather, which we crossed in 113 W, 152 FOREIGN PORTS, dayrs ;IIID‘ then "Kt' indifferent NE trades and VICTORIA—Arrived Aprii Zi—Stmr Senator, lins hemiathe ings, once 0 Port calm and trom Seattle; stmrt Czarina, hence April 20. Passed ouf—Nor stmr Tricolor, from Lady- smith, for San Francisco; stmr Umatillay from Seattle, for San Francisco. i OCEAN STEAMERS. GLASGOW —Saliled April 23—Stmr Corin- thian, for New York. QUEENSTOWN—Arrived April 23—Stmr 4. 4. : 2 cloudy tow of stmr for | ADVERTISEMENTS. 'GOLDFIELD Ca “;;!:t:l irom New York for Liverpool, and proceeded. ¥ FOR SALE—Large tent. furnished erpoal for New Yore . Chmpanie. from Liv- | complete for lodging-house. including u'*"u..-.. Sailed April 22, midnight—Stmr | Tange and restaurant outfit Apply Zecland, from Antwerp for New York. WEAVER BROS. Columbia and Ramsey Sts.. Goldfleld, Or W. A. Plummer. 111 Clay St. S. F. NEW YORK-—Arrived April 23—Stmr Etru- ria, from Liverpool and Queenstown: stmr Neapolitan _Prince, from Naples and Palermo; stmr La Bratagne, from Havre; etmr Ger- mania, from Naples, SOUTHAMPTON—-Arrived April 23—Stmr New York, from New York via Plymouth and Cherbourg. GIBRALTAR—Arrived April 28—Stmr Re- public, from New ,York via Ponta del Gada for Naples and Genoa and proceeded. RAILWAY TRAVEL. A4 i i i i | ‘ | - | ot $i200—32. giRcR -9 2 T | 20 numhers frem 10547 to 10367 inclusive, | S 9655 93 g8 3 | being 10 numbers on each side of the capial geas 2 | ot $:00—s1 50. 8 3335 22 2] T |0 mumbers from 202 to 222 inclusive, STATIONS. 2 %535 53 22§ }mn, 10 _numbers on each side of the capital | 8 8°3 3 Z | of $150—S$1. o e = 8 | TERMINALS. 3 3 T | 120 numbers ending with 91. being the last e = | two figures of the capital of $1300—$1. 70 42 Pt.Cldy -00 | "y20 numbers ending with 57, being the last gg -;6) t-m'éy -0 ! two figures of the capital of $300—$1. 80 52 Clear .00 T N SR AR A i 54+ 50 Cioudy . 50 36 Rain .12 FROW ERATTON P Cloniy | Steamer. Destination. Salls. North Heen o nait Giear 0o Cottage City..| Skagway & Way Porta.|April 25 Phoenix o8 52 Rain .10 Bertha. - | Cooks Inlet & Way Pts.[April 25 Pt Reyes T 53 49 Cloudy .00 ALKi. Skagway & Way Ports.|April 25 Pocatelln 6 10 Clowdy .02 Jefterson. Skagway & Way Ports.|April 28 Portland ‘38 81 48 Clear” 0o Uity Seattie... Skagway & Way Ports.|April 23 Red Bluff, 85 58 54 Clear .00 | Doiphin - | Skagway & Way Ports. April 30 Roasbirs o ALY ie Cleat 100 | Excelsior.....| Seward & Way Ports.[May 1 Hacramento ..29.90 78 50 Clear .00 Santa Clara... Valdez & Seward..... May 4 | Salt Lake. 82 64 .. NE «Cloudy .00 g,,. Eflgg c0.30.04 58 52 W Pt.Cidy gg! Sun, Moon and Tide. an 18p0.30.02 66 50 W Cloudy .00 ! yppited States Coast and Geodetic Survey— ;“m Diego....20.96 68 56 SW Cloudy .00 Time and Height of High and Low Waters cattle . 0.00 80 46 NW Clear .00| at Fort Point, entrance to San Francieco Spokane 2098 76 38 NE Gear 0| Bay. Publishid by offical authority of the Walla Walls, .20.08 80 52 NB Clear . .00 | o SHESTIBtSBIENL o fow waters decur at Winnemucca (20098 68 32 NE Clear .00 ling city front (Misslon-strest wharf) about 28 Yuma .. .29.82 82 .. 8 Clear .00 | minutes later than at Fort Point; the height v —— - |of tide is the same at both place: WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL | ——— - - FORECAST. MONDAY, APRIL 24. [ | | e o Movement of Steamers. ) |\Santa fe TO ARRIVE. From. Due. uille River ril 24 %tllnd & Ast :;rll 24 San Pedro . April 24 Seattle April 24 roruand |April 23 Grays Harbor ... April 24 | Portland & Astoria. | April 24 Argo. Eel River Ports. Aprid 24 | San Matel. | Panama oo Al 24 LEAVES DAILY AT 9:30 A M. n oris RS AND Pomo. | Pomt: Areos & Albics A%n LT RE SR e ‘Corona. Humboldt ........ ..|April 24 Coos Bay. .+| Newport & Way Ports. [April 25 Costa Rica. Ancon & Way Ports..|April 25 Wellington. Oyster Harbor April 26 Van . San (April 26 x P! B. Barbara. April 26 | o P { B L e Jhuae f Riverbank for Oakdale' and points oo Sterra April 27 Sty Mendocin: e Second Class Tickets to Colorado points and Ban Dioge & WanEnaAPTll 27 | enst thereot will be honored on train leaving | C008 BAY wvsnrvse. . {April 27 | Ban Francisco at 9:30 a. m. . connecting | ADril 27 | at Barstow with eastbound Over Express | Norwood ABril 28 | from Los Angeles. Legget! Pacific Transter Company, 17 New Mont- Mexican Ports ... pri gomery st. will call for and check baggage New York via Ancon..|April20 from hotels and residences. Telephone Ex- San Pedro & Way Pts.(April 29 change 312. Portland & Astoria....(Abril 29 | Ticket Offices—G63 Markst st. and Ferry Depot. Grays Harbor Abril 30 | San Francisco: also 1112 Broadway, Oak: Northland. Apri130 | _lana, Cal.; aiso 27 South Firat. Sen Jose: b April 30 3 May 1 To SAN RAFAEL I NORTH : negl N OF ROSS VALLEY, e MILL VALLEY » Destination, | sane| Fier. | IRl O4nd M CAZADERO, Eic. &t 2 pml|Pler 20 | gUBURBAN T, Dollar. . .| Seattle direct 3 Bmibler s amD S, Eitzabeth. .. |Coquille River 5 pm|Pler Depaxt Wl daye & 1 Tof S o Centennial. .| Seattle’ & Tacoma.| & pm|Pler A D ais e Ay o Bedondo.''| Astorla & Portiand| 4 um pler Bonte .. B § am|Pler Centraila... | Los Angeles 10 am|Pler Pier Arc Pier City Pier Prer Pler April 28, F. Leggett..|Los Angeles Ports. Norwood. Los Angeles Ports. Coos Bay. Newport & Way. Sy Fering. X 3 | T 7.00A Richmond, Port Costs, Valiejio, Frary Dzror (Foot of Market Sireet.) MAIN LINE. —awom LEAVE — Vneaville, Winters, Rumsey, Sul- sun, Benicis, Eimirs and Sscrs- mento (via Napa Junction) ...... 7.50» 7.80A Davis, Woodiand. K uights Landing, Marysville, Oroville. 750> 7.30ANiles, Pleasanton. Livermore Tracy, Lathrop, Stockton . . 11.00» 7.30AShasta Express—(Via Niles, Sacte- mento and Davis), Williams, Willows, tFruto, Red Bluft, Port- 1and, Tacoma, Seattie . 11.00» 7-30A Atlantic prrru.—( Via Port Costa, Mariinez, Tracy, Stocktom, Sact ramento), Ogden and East .. 5.50m 8.00a Vallejo, Napa, Calistogs. Santa Martinez, 8.20 e more, Stockton (+Miiton), Lodi, Jalley Spring. lene. Secremento, aville. Mary ico, Red Bluff .. 8.00A Oakdale, Chinese, Ja Sonors, Tuolumne an: ¥ia Martines. re Byron. Lathrop, Modesto, Mer ced, Fresno, hen Junetion, Hanford, Visalia. Bakersfield . 450» 9.30ARichmond, Martinez snd Wi e Stations. . 10.00AThe Overiand Limited —Ogden, Omahs, Chicago, Denver, Kansas QIIIQIPl Byron, Tracy, Lathrop, Merced. Raymon. Freno, Goshen Junction, ford. Lemoore. Viaalis. Bakers- eid, Los Angeies . 10.304 E1 Paso. Kansas Cisy, 1 BSywars, Niisa sad Way Siutions. P Sacramento River Steamers Port Cosia, Vallejo, Napa, Sufsmn, Benicta. Elmira, Winters, Sacra- mento, Woodland, Knights Land- ing, M; le and Oroville . .. 2300 Hayward, N 1les, Pleasanton, Liver- more and Way Statfons... - 3.30pPort Costs, Martines, Byron, m’.mrmmlm* Berenda and . - 3.300 Yosemite. via Wawona Route...... 400p Martinez. San Ramon, Valiejo, Naps, Calistoga, Santa 4.30p Hayward, Niles, Livermore . anos, Mendots, Fresno, Tulare, Bakersdeid, Los Angeies. Kansas City, St.Louis and Chicago 8.00» Reno Fussenger —Niles (Irvington. . Liverm Stock'on, Tonopah, Guldleld and Keeler .. Hayward. Niles and Saa Jose. :n-flnyvnni Niles and San Jose....... lg:n xpress—Omana. Chicago, v Martinez, Stockton, Sscramento, Colfax, Reno, Sparks, Montello, Costa, Martinez and Way Stations 7.00p Oregon & California Express—(Via ™ fle, Reddi Pomiand, Puget Soand and Eaet: day only) and Way Stations. Ci (] (Narrow Gange). OR oot Mo §.00sThe Owl Limited —Newman, Los 8.00p Solden State Li EI P Lod!, Galv, Sacramento, Sparks, 1B 30e Salieio, Port Coster-Maritac. - ansas City. S¢. Loufs, 17,009 Rickmond. ¥ ejo, San Pabio, Port Martines_and Stockton) Sscrs- $8.06» Hayward, Niles and San Jose (Sun- arket Sireet.) ta_Cruz_Excursion (Sunday 8.18A Newark, flie, Felton. Boulder Creek, San Cruz and Way Stations 12.16pN e wark, Centerville, New Almaden. LosG Boulder Cree Newark. San Jose, Los Gatos . COAST LINE (iroad van (Third and Townsend Streets.) T0A San Jose and Way Stations a4 8an Jose and Way Stations. 2 BA Monterey. Santa Cruz Excurston (Sunday only) ...... i 00A Now Almaden (Tues., Fri.. oniv).. 00 The Coaster—San Jose. Salinas, San_ Ardo, Paso Robles. Saata Margarita, San Luis Obispo, Guadaiupe, Gaviots. Santa Bar bara, San Buenaventurs, Oxnard, Burbank. Los Angeles ... 8.00AGtiroy, Hollister, Castroville, Del Monte, Pacific Grove, Surf, Lompoe . Sk aen g 9.00ASan Jose, Tres Pinos, Watsonville, Capitola, Santa Cruz, Pactic Grove, Salinas. San Lufs Obispo and Priacipal Way Stations....... {2332 80 Jose sad Way Stations 304 San Jose and Way Station: 6P San Jose and Way Stations . 0P Del Monte Express—Santa San Jose, Cruz. Del Monte, Monte Pacific Grove . ® 13.009 Los Gazos. Wrigh or Santa Cruz, vis Santa Clara and 3.30P Valencia St.. South San Francisco, Burlingame. San Jose, Gilroy, Hollister, Tres Pinos H Watsonville, Santa rey and Principal Way Stations . San Jose and Principal Way Stat Sunset Express—Redwood, Joue. Giiror. Robles, San Lu/ Saa Salinas, Pase 15 Obispo.” Santa Barbara, Los Angelcs, Deming, El Paso, New Orieans 5.45pE! Paso, Kansas City. St. Louis, Chicago 3 210 Menlo Park. Palo Alto.. San Jose and Way Stations. Talo Alto and Way Stations. . 1 South San Francisco, Millbrae, Bur Iingame, San Mateo, Belmons, San Carios. Redwood, Fair Oaks, Menio Park and Palo Alto ....... 18.488 #11.30p Mayfield. Mountain View. S vale, Lawrence, Clars San Jose ....... T N2, HARROT, 17.16A.m. 9.00A. M. 11.00 A ™. 1.00». w. 3.00 7. % 5.15 ».m. 3 for n-n.n—-—"_-:&.y._' B 'o.klb Days. | days. 7:30 2 $:00 9:30 a| Ignacio. ”;l 00 :g:# Novato, 3:30 e 00 pl _Santa Rosa. 7:30 o s '=| Fulton. 1:30 l:fl:‘ Healdsburg. 8:30 pf 3:30p| Geyserville, Cloverdale. Willits and Sherwood. '1:'9! 6:20 p 10:20 & bRE 704l s:00af