The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 30, 1905, Page 7

hs THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1905. I Sonoma Arrives in Port Loaded to Her Full Capacity. TO THROW FLOWERS | OFF GOLDEN GATE Tug Slocum Will Be; Used for Memorial Ceremonies. ‘ e S | The Oceanic Steamship Compan steamer Sonoma arrived in port ye: terday mornir Captain C. F. Herr! n reports the voyage up was that pleasa the exception of the weather Sydney to Auckland. Here they ran into a rough storm, which however, only lasted for a short time | Among the passengers on board were Ivan Lawson, the champion byci- cle rider of the world. Out of forty races in which he participated while | he was in Australia, he won thirty-five, was second in four, and third in one. Francis McComas, the artist, was a nger returning from Sydney. He soon to start for Mexico to e his work. on Wrangle, Colonel James Burns O. Baker, American Consul at were also on beard. Consul is taking his two sons East to | > college | { | | brought a large mis- consisting in part of 998 cases of sal- of bananas, 2458 1409 bales of flax, 3 a lot of other mer- | left N. Pago ) May 23. t of the cabin pas- Sydne; 12 s W, Pago Wrangel, Master P. nel James Burns, H e am Lack, Francis Mc- Comes, Master M. Baker. Fioyd McFuriand, | du, M Mrs. D. Howard, H H. Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Clea: and Mrs. Hunks, Mr. an: Baker, Mr. and Mrs. and son, James Lack rge Musgrove, Mr. and and Mrs. G. H. Scott, Mrs. ncer, Charies § A Kettiemell 3 T and Mrs. Murphy, John | 3 T. Dufty, T. \\mur% cker ! T. Lane, |9 Ormestoce, Claus Coogan. B To Deck Qcean With Flowers. t ¥hg Sloc %o out over members of may desire to outside the few vears fo those sends the i, T. H.—The wreck of Martha Davis burned to ay 13, 1905, in Hilo Bay, 2 navigation, and the great- sh be used in entering this date two masts show above 1 be marked by a red lantern ned by the owners of the ves- the projecting masts disappear the ue to be maintained over the aft the vessel at night, and warning marks will be maintained by this menace is removed. A. P. NIBLACK, Lieutenant Commander, U. 8. N Assistant to the Inepector of the Twelfth Lighthouse District & (R Monterey Arrives. The schooner Monterey arrived in port yes twelve days sixteen hours from th n tow of the tug Dauntless. Captain he tug reports the passage to have | Jittle rough | 6120 bags of n Navigation Company S crossed out over | n sight from occasioned by lack of e s Sails From Nagasakl Steamer China at Honelulu. 1 Hongkong Yokohama arrived lulu yesterday P Curacao Due To-day. The steamship Curacao is due to arrive to- trom Mexican po —— NEWS OF THE OCEAN. and Matters of Interest to Mariners and Skipping Merchants. The British steamer hartered for ford (on Puget Sound) | thence to a direct Ching. port at 3 chartered prior to a rival: the Britis) k Fortarshire (also on Puget Sound), same business. to two ports on the west coast of South Amer: at 42¢ 6d. oo Exports by the P Steamer. The steamer City of Panama salled yester- for Ancon and way ports with a general merchandise cargo valued at & to be distributed as follpws For Mexico, $18,05; Central America, $35,657; Panema, $622; New York, $18,923. The following were. the prin- cipal exports: To Mexico—27 bble flour, 2100 Ibs malt, 64 gals wine, 20 pkge paste, 8 pkgs groceries and Provisions, 200 flasks quicksilver, 18,976 Ibs soda, 23 pkgs paper, 4 pkgs leather, 35 bdis pipe, 28 pkgs tank material, 3600 1bs acid, 49,673 Tbs biuestone, 16 pkgs drugs, 5 cyls gas, 20 pkgs machinery, 16 pkge 4 pes steel, 100 #teel rafle, 7 colls rope, 11 pkgs rubber goods, 33 pkes meMs. 16 ce paints, 20 pes fron, 16 pkes electrical wupplies, 2 rolls ‘duck. To Central America-~3086 bbls ‘flour, otis eorn, 86,563 lbe rice, 31.840 Ibs lard, 2042 £als 18 cs wine, 23 gals 50 cs whisky, 06 cs canned selmon, 158 cs assorted canned’ goods, 34 pkgs groceries and provisions, 24,179 Ibs beane, 513 Ibs ham and bacom, 1245 ibs 2 cs ms, 1286 _1bs 2 bxs dried truit, 16 pkes faste. 685 Ibs_milistufts, €4 bbis cement, 5 jes leather, 87 pkge machinery, 5 cs drugs, 100 kegs blasting powder, 290 pcs 8 bdls iron, 138 béls ehooks, 18 kegn nails, 4577 bs soda. 9 phgs agricuitural implements, § bdls brooms, i l | 43 cotls rope, | bose, | 616. B S < 10 cs potassium, sks coke, 32 pkgs paints and oils, 1 cs firearms, 1000 railroad ties, 60 cs coal ofl, 10 reels wire. To Panama—358 cs canned. salmon, 52 cs as- sorted canned goods, 10 cs pickles, 2) cs table preparatjons, 672 Jbs codfish, 93 gals 6 cs Wine, 4 pkgs brooms. To New York—12,085 gals wine, 300,256 1bs pig lead, §160 Ibs dry hides. o o ke Three Cargoes for Hawail. The bark Annie Johnson sailed Saturday | ! for Honolulu with an assorted cargo, valued and including the following: UNITED STATES ARMY TRANS- barley, 177 ctis wheat, 70 ctls corn, PORT TUG_SLOCUM PASSING 450 bales hay, 11,034 1bs beans, 13,406 lbs OUT OVER THE BAR. bread, 4518 Ibs sugar, 65 bbls salmon, 23,000 ibs salt, 550 gals wine, 65 cs canned goods, | 8500 lbs lard, 10,920 gals distiliate, 165 cs | E:;;r Faplma official authority of the | | gasoline, 25 1 < tw Superintendent $1oine. 306,625 It forsilizer, 10 bales twine; | NOTE ‘The high and low walers occur st | the city front (Mission-street wharf) about 25 | minutes later than at Fort Point; the height | of tide is the same at both place: s benzine, 34 cs dry goods, 36 bbls 10 cs oils, 167 bdls shooks, 7 bales rubber 5 bbls ter, 125 bxs soap, 6 bxs paints, 17_pkgs 100 pes millwork, 8 cs fuse The bark Roderick Dhu, which sailed on Saturdey for Hilo, had cargo valued at $39,- The following were the principal ship- TUESDAY, MAY 30. Sun rises. | Sun sets Moon rises 500 1bs rice, 1285 ctls bar- | ley, 146 ctls wheat, 19 ctls oats, 57 ctls corn, | O 'Time| 100 bales hay, 14,530 Ibs middlings, 18,681 Ibs | & | 300 1bs lard, 3 tons sait, cs canned | & 25 bbls 10 half bbis pickled salmon, | sorted canned goods, 650 gals wine, 911 | vinegar, 433 tone fertiiizer, 1810 gals dis- 0.4/11 500 cs coal ofl, 20 bbis tar, 30 pke: . 25 ‘cx_Easotine, . 15 s iboots sod. sho 51 0.0/12:05 Tt lumber, 50 sks coal, 1501 lbs manu: i > lead, 7 cs ammunition, & bdls 25 pes | & m, 29 bids'13 pes pipe, 1500 1bs tobacco. 6 | d carboys acid, 52 cofls rope, 50 pkgs A ke B e e In the above exposition of the tides | Smetn, B0 o rbiuiging ‘Dowier;” Bios DRSS | the early morning tides are given in the left caps, 3 horses ' hand column and the successive tides of the day in the order of oceurrence as to time; the The schooner Mary E. Foster w red for Hilo vesterday with an assorted merchan. | fourth time column gives the last tide of the dise cargo, valued at $16,364, and fncluding | Ga¥, except when there are but three tides, ?s sometimes occurs. The heights given are ot v addition to the soundings of the United States ¥ “',,,;," Ehi‘:f; | Coast vey Charts, except when a minus (— S0 Ibs lard, 39 pkgs | SIED precedes the height, and then the numbs " 601 Ibe bread, 15 cres | Biven is subtracted from the depth given by | 200 tons. fertilizer, | the charts. The plane of reference is the mean ; B.cs > | of the low water: gs dry goods, 5 .cs lubricat- | © . aver | <At I AR | SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Movements of Steamers. { ARRIVEU. Monday, May 29. Stmr Sonoma, Herriman, 20 days 8 hours 52 minutes from Sydney, via Honolulu 5 day 14 bours 20 minutes. er | | | { Bay.. Ger stmr Hathor, Koppe, 116 days from Nelson.. San Pedro .. . | Hamburg, via Mazatlan 6 daye. .-| Hamburg & Way Ports Stmr Despatch, Weber, 78 hours from Port- - San Pedro . nd, via Astoria 68 hours. Humboldt ......... St Columbia, Doran, 54 hours from Port- Sydney & Way Ports. .| | 1ana, via Astoria’ 463 hours. Harbor Stmr Roanoke, Dunham, 30 hours from Sar Mexican Ports | Pearo. £ AL 7 | Stmr Northland, Jamleson, 34 hours from New York via Ancon.. | San Pedro. e s-:May 21| Stmr Shasta, Hansen, 84 hours from Bei- Higgins > g 8 | | lingham, bounid eoutn, ‘put in to land pas- ooy g g A - 4| Acme, -Fagerlund, 42 hours from Re- Ce - Grays Harbor B a1 Seanote - Wiliaga Harbor 3 Samoa, Madsen, 38 hours from Re- | Barbar . Seattie & Olympia..... ] 1 g e e pm‘?!‘ AP | Stz Charles Nelson, Christensen, 36 hours Senta Rosa... | San Diego & Way Pts.(June 1lfrom San Pedro. == ol o o o0 Pomo. . « Point Arena & Alblon.. June 1 tmr - J . s Pt. Arena © Mendocino & Pt. Arena. June 1 | Bear Harbor. ! Coos Bay & Pt. Orford June 1| Stmr South Bay,, Andressen, 41 hours from Crescent Uity June 2 n Pedro. Humboldt 2| Stmr State of California, Thomas, 42 hours Seatile 5 2 | trom San Diego and way ports. Portland & A 3! Stmy South Coast, Olsen, 15 hours from New York via Ancon.. June 3 | Casiar. Rainler. . Seattle & Beliingham. Juze 3 tmr Whittier, Dickson, — hours from Port Sea Foam Mendocino & Pt. ArenalJune 4 | Harford, up river direct. | | | Arctic - Humboldt . June 4 tmr Olympie, Hensen 60 hours from Ho- Breakwater...; Coos Bay b2 June 4| | Newpor: & Way {June 4 Jeonle Griffin, Gibson, 2 hours from Grays Harbor June 4 | San Diego & Wa, 1 Monterey, Nelson, 12 'days 16 hours | Puget Sound Ports Juve 5. from Honmolulu, in tow tug Dauntless. Honolulu & Kahulul June 5| Tug Dauntless, 12 days 16 hours from Hon- 'fififlllni a; Way Port --;u'ze g\nluzu_ with schr Monterey in tow. : na apan June New York.via Ancon..|June 7 | CLEARED. | Partiand & Astorie.... June 8| Morday, May 29. .| Seattle & Tacoma.....June 8| By stmr Wellington, Cutler, Ladysmith; | Western Fuel Co. TO SAIL. | Stmr City.of Panama, Sandberg, Ancon, |etc.: P M S'S Co. et~ 1 | “Stmr Coos Bay, Nicolson' San Pedro; P = T May 30, | 88 Co. 3 ] , | Stmr Pomcna. Swaneon, Eureka; P C § § Co. Chico........ Coquille River ....| § pmPler 2| gimy Umatilla_Nopander, Victoria and Port City Panama XY, via Ancon.. 12 miBler 40 | 1 wiena; P €8 § Co St. Michaels direci 2 pm|Pier 20 | TG ; 4 SN Portland & Wey..[10 amipicr 27 | Bark Andromeda. Turloff, Eureka; Charles Newport & Way.. 9 am|P.er 11 | Nel% De = 4 iy | Bager Souna Poris 11 am|Pier 9 | Schr Vine, Danmeyls, Point Barow; H. May 31. Sch DT X Centralla...| Los Angeles Ports./10 am Pler 10 | &-‘éhf Mary E. Foster, Johnson, Hilo; Welch Nelson...|Seattle & Tacoma. 5 pm|Picr 20 | & Co. | Coos. v dire; 5 pm Pier & SAILED. Humbolat v am v e o Monday, Mav 20. P T 4 pmPler 2 gymy City of Panama, Sandberg, Ancon, etc. June 1. & tmr Pomona, Swaneon. Eureka. Corona | Humboldt _........[1:30 p.Pier 9 i Shasta. Habsen, San Pedro. S Sta‘e of Cal|San Diego & Way. 9 amRer 11| gimr Roancke, Dunham, Eureka, Coos ‘Bay N. Fork. .. .. Humboldt .| 5'pmiPler 20 | .4 50 ilana. Columbia Astoria & Portland i1 am P.er 24 | g Acme, Fagerlund, Grays Harbor. Lindauer.| Grays Harbor —-o.) £ Piiceet 21 Sunr South’ Bay, Andressen, Astoria. Neroleh, . Pler 23 | Simr Samoa, Madsen, Caspar. oo » | - Stmr Elizabeth, Jensen, Bandon. ATgo...nine Eel River Ports..# 5 pm Prer 2 | Gl nole, Johnscn, Eureka. 2 . June 3. peer 11 | - Stmr, Chehalle Johanneen. Grays Harbor. M. F. Plant. Coos Bay .. 4 pm Pler 111 g’ Natjonal City, Hammar, Fort Brags, Pt. Arena... Point Arena e pmiPler 2 Bl sl Wave. in tow. Pomos. - 8 A I | ¥ ptrie Schr Jennie Griffin, Gibson, Bolinas. S. Barbara.. iympla.. 2 B « o Amcon-& Way Fta. 13 m-Pier | Stor Northiend, Jamiston, Astcria_and Port- Bonita 8_Pedro> & Wav. |9 emitier chr Monterey, Nelscn, Monterey, in tow tug Va me & St Mlchv‘ APler Deflance Zeal B e e Barge Tidal Wave, Johnson, Fort Bragg, I Sequoia Witlapa Harbor . i pm Pier R s Sohtirty with St une 4. i i ;. o 4 b & Roea.....|San Diego & Wi 9 am Ple- 11 | Monterey tow. 0 Pomona..- - - Humboldt ... 1J1:30 piPier 9 | SPOKEN. Queen. Puget Sound Ports.11 am Pler 9| May 28—In lat 30 05 N, long 74 02 W, stmr June 5. | | Advance, from New York, for Colon. Norwood Seattie - g 2 pm Pler 2| TELEGRAPHIC. June cas s NT LOBOS, May 20, 10 p. m.—Weather Tiauri. Hamburg & Way.'12 m/Pier 19 POINT IOE, a A aul. ... | Astoria & Portland(ll am Pler 24 | clear; wind west; velocity § miles per hour. Jw 7. { 1 | DOMESTIC PORTS. ; Mongolia... China & Jaran .... 1 pmPler 40 gAx PEDRO—Arrived May 28—Stmr James Curacao..... Mexican Ports ..../10 am'Pier 11| ¢ "Higgins, from San Dies schr Excelsior, Juue o | _ ! from sea, rudder carried a | Souoma..... Eydney & Way Pts 2 pmPier 7| 'gafled May 28-—8chr Fred E. Sander, for Rainjer..... Seattle & Blnghm.| 4 pm/Pier 10 | simrs Pasadena and. James S. Higgine, June 9. | | for San Francisco. City Puebla. Puget Sound Ports/1l am Pler 9| arrived May 20—Schr A. F. Coates, ‘from | Portland: stmr Cascade, hence May 27. EVERETT—Arrived ' May 29—Schr J. M. FROM SEATTLE. 3 Colman, from San Pedro. Steamer. _ Destination. | Sails. | "0 /STORTA—Arrived May 20—Stmr Redondo, Fxceimior. ... | Seward & Way Poris:.(Jure 1| bence May 36: Ger stmn Numanta, frim: ¥¢- o 4 i | | kokama . Olywpia Nome & 5t Michael. - June 1| SEATTLE_Salled May 28—Stmr City of Noma & St. Michacl... ' June 1 | Seattle, for Skagiay. % Nome' & St Michael:. ljune 1{ PORT Iél_l:‘l’éfdtnlf— ailed May 28—Schr Me- Farallon Skagway & Way Ports.|June 2 teor. for B Oregon. Nome & St. Michael... June 3| Arrived May 28—Bktn Planter, hence May 28. Jefterson. Skagway & Way Ports.|June 4 | PORT HARFORD-—Salled May 25—Stmr Victoria . g:me & St. Michael ;:une 4 {wnust.ler. tn;c ——. May 20—Stmr Asuncion, Cottage City..| Skagway & Way Ports.[June 5 | for San Francisco, . Edith. | Xome & st v{lk:h:;:l (illm 8| Arciied Moy 25—Stmr Santa Cruz, hence Dolphin agway vay Ports. June ay 27. b v FUREKA—Arrived May 28—Schr Azalea, g from R Serts st Vanuard. ‘hence. Mav 2y, - % i ce May 28. Branch Hydrgraphio Office, U. & N., Mer | "ililed Mdy 28—U. . lighthouse tender Ma- Mpy 28, 1905: > Cal.| grona, for San Francisco, Sailed May 29—Stmrs North Fork and Co- rona, for San Francisco. Sailed May 20—Stmr Newsboy, San Fran- cisco. ¢ LORING—Arrived May 21—Ship W. H. N o Bos paseed May POINT 1O May 29, noon+-Stmr. Newburg, from Gravs Harbor, for San 0. ASTORIA—Arrived May 20—Stmr St. Paul, | hence May 27. = PORT TOWNSEND—Sailed May 29—Schr The Time Ball on the tower of the Ferry: building was dropped exactly at noon to-day- i, e. t moon of the 120th meridian, or at 8 . m. Greenwich time. J. C, BURNETT, Lieutenant, U.'S.N.,"in charge. ————— San, ‘Moon ‘and Tide. United States Coast and Geodetic Survey— Time and Height of High and Low Watars &t Fort Point entrance to San Franciscs | <t BRINGS PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT — Weather Redort. SAN FRANCISCO, May 29—5 p. m. (120th Meridian—Pacific Time.) The following maximdm and minfmum tem- peratures are reported for the previous da; Boston 82-60 New_Orleans Chicago 66-52 Pittsburg .. Cincinnati ...... 86-66 Philadelphia Honolulu, H. T...80-70 St. Louis ... Jacksonvilie 86-72| Washington | New York . SAN FRA ‘The following are the seasonal rainfalls to date as compared with those of same date ‘The pressure has risen slowly over the coast, and conditions are becoming more - favorable for_settled fair weather. Thuuderstorms _are reported at Salt City, Boisa and Pocatello Warmer weather prevails in the interior. For:east made at San Franelsco for thirty hours cnding midnight, May 30, 1905: San Francisco and vicinlty—Fair Tuesda; warmer; fresh west winds. Los Angeles and vicinity—Falr Tuesday; fresh west winds. Lake | Sacremento ' Valey—Fair Tuesday; light south winds. San Joaquin Valley—Falr TuesGay; light north wincs. Coast—Fair Tuesday; fresh west winds. Footlllls and mountains—Fair Tuesday. Nevada—Falr_Tuesday. A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster. ey o+ Forster, for Redéndo. Paseed out May 29—Nor stmr Tricolor, from Ladysmith, for San Francisco. COOS BAY—Arrived May 28—Schr North Bend, hence May 19. May 20—Stmr M. Plant. hence May 27; stmr Signal, hence May 26: schr Melancthon, hence May 1 HUENEME—Passed May 20, 12:30 p m— Stmr Curacao, from Guaymas and way ports, | for_Sen’ Franeisco. UMPQUA RIVER—Arrived May 28—Schr hence May_15. RT BLAKELEY—Sailed ,May, 23—Schr | Commerce, for San Franclsco. | SANTA'BARBARA—Sailed’ May 20—Stmr 7 n Diego. | T BELLINGHAM—Arrived May 20—Stmr Rainier, hence May 24. E REDONDO—Arrived May 20—Stmr Coro- nado, from Grays Harbor. CHESCENT CITY—Sailed May 20—Stm: Phoenix, for San Francisco. GRAYS HARBOR—Arrived May 29— Stmr Santa Monica, hence May 25. Safled May 28—Schr Sausalito, for San Fran- cisco; schr Oliver J. Olsen and schr Prosper, for San Pedro. PORT HARFORD—Arrived May 20—Stmr James $. Higgine, {rom San Diego, and sailed for Scn Franeisco. ABERDEEN—Arrived May 20—Stmr Santa Monica. ‘hence_May 25. TATCOSH—Paesed in May 20—Stmr Jeanie, from Unga, for Seattle. ISLAND PORTS. KAHULUI—Arrived May 20--Stmr. Califor- nian. frem Honolulu. MAKAWELI—Sailed May 27 F. Whitney, for San Francisco. Arrived May 2i—Bark Edward May, Mar 13. HONOLULU—Asrrived May 20—Stmr China, from Yokohama, for San Francisco. EASTERN PORTS. NEW YORK—Sailed May 28—Stmrs Alli- anca ard Finance, for Colon. Arrived May 20—Stmr Orizaba, from Colon. FOREIGN PORTS. hence | OYSTER HARBOR—Sailed May 28—Nor stmr Tricolor. for San Framcisco. SHANGHAI—Arrived _prior May - 29—Br | stmr Claverburn. from New York. CALLAO—Arrived May 28—Schr J. H. Luns- mann, from Port Townsend. ANJER—Passed ‘May 20—Br stmr Floriston, from- Baltimore, for Manila. FALMOUTH—Arrived May 28—Fr bark Blarritz_hence Jan 18. VICTORIA—Sailed May 20—Nor stmr Tri- color, for:San Francisco. NEWCASTLE, Au ailed Apr 8—Br ship Garnet Hill, for San Francisco.. Apr 12—Br ship Leicester Castle. for Acapuleo. Apr 22— Br ship Braddock: for San Diego. ~ May 6—Br ship Samcena, for Acapulco: . In port loading, May S—Br bark Australla, for Acapulco; :Br ship Riversdale, for Acapulco; Br ' ship 'Fin- Jand, for Panama: Br ship Armon. Francisco: barks Beaumanoir and Bousset, for San Francisco; Fr bark General Foy, for San Francisco: Fr ship La Perouse, for San Fran— cisco; Br bark Lindfield, for 'San Francisco; ship Spartan, for San Franciseo. MELBOURNE—Arrived May 5—Br ship Co- Jonial Empire, hence Mar 5. Apr 15—Br ship | Poltalloch, from Chemainés. . ; I'” PORT PIRIE—Arrived Apr 1i—Br Crown of Germany, from Port Gamble; bark. Ttalla, from Port Gamble, ship Ttal REMANTLE—Arrived Apr 20—Br bark | Invermark, from: Port Blakeley. ~Apr 6—Br ship Moolian, from Tacoma. : 'WANTA- ROSALIA—Sailed May 24. and not May 17—Ger ship Olinda, for Port Townsend. ORONEL—Arrived May 28—Stmr | from New York, to sall May 29 for San Fra ! clgco end Seattle. NAGASAKI—Sailed May 26—U S stmr lTlmml-. for San Francisco, via Guam and Honolulu. OCEAN sm' MERS, . NEW YORK—Arrived 11, from Copenh | last season and rainfall in last twenty-four | hours: Last ‘This tations— 24 hours. Seascn. reks ... 0.00 Red Bluft 0.00 ’ Sacramento . 0.00 | San Francisco . 0.00 | Fresno § 0,00 i Independence . ... 0.00 | 8an Luis Obispo .. 0.00 | Los Angeles .. 0.00 San Diego 0.00 COAST RECORD, 2 (=] n o 8 /7 A8 3 S 2 s 2 E z: 2 g | STATIONS. 2 3 =R H | g 33 3 g | = - = s | 2 : : 2 Baker S Pt Clay .00 Carson w Clear .00 reka vV Cloudy 00 | Fresno NW Clear .00 | S.E. Faralio SW Pt Cldy .00 | Flagstafr .. SW Clear .00 Independence SE Clear .00 Los Angeles. . w Clear .00 | Mt. Tamalpais30.0 N .00 | North Head...30. 00 | | Phoenix . .00 Pt. Reyes Lt Pt Cldy .00 | Pocateilo SE ' Cloudy .02 Portland SW Pt Cidy .00 Red Bluft SE Pt Cldy .00 Roseburg SW Cloudy .04 er S Clear .00 alt Lake . s Clear T. . Franch W Pt Cldy .00 8. L. Obispo. w Clear .00 | san Dicgo NW Clear .00 } 72 350 Pt Cldy .00 70 54 NE Pt Cldy .00 | Tatoosh .. 58 50 SW_ Cloudy .00 Walla Wa 76 54 N, 'Pt CMy .02 Winnémucea . . .40 L7 l00 Yuma 88 58 SW 100 !\\EATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL | FORECAST. { for San WAEES ATICK - - Quash Indictment Found Against” Him for Bigamy | 1 SWEEPING ' ASSERTIONS | Accused Attorney Declares That the Body’s Acts Can- not Be Considered Legal| EEEER A e e Attorney George D. Collins, accused of | bigamy, obtained another delay yester- | @ay by filing a petition to quash the in- dictment found against him. His petition | recites ‘“‘that the said Grand Jury was | not formed or organized in the manner | prescribed by law and is a body void of | authority.” He also maintained that the | jurors were prejudiced. Argument on the | petition will be heard in Judge Lawlor’s | | court to-morrow morning. District Attorney Byington has looked | | into the points advanced by Collins. He | | says there is no flaw in the indictment. | ¥ollowing are the allegations made by | Collins in the petition | First—The indictment was not found as pre- scribed by the Penal Code. Second—The indictment is. not indorsed as prescribed by law. Third—The indictment was not presented as prescribed by the Penal Code. Fourth—The names of the witnesses exam- ined before the Grand Jury are mot {nserted |at the foot of the indictment nor indorsed | thereon. | Fifth—The name of the witness whose de- scription was read before said Grand Jury is | rot at the' foot of the indictment nor Indorsed | thereon, Sixth—That a perscn was permitted to be | present during the session of the Grand Jury when the charge embraced in sald indictment was under consideration who is not within the exception prescribed by section 925 of the Penal Code. Seventh—This defendant was not held to an- swer before the. finding of the indictment and the requisite number of ballots in the rorma- | tion of the Grand Jury were not drawn from the jury box of the city and county of San | Francisco. Eighth—The notice of the drawing of the Grand Jury was not given. Ninth—The drawing was not had in the presence of the officers designated by law. Tenth—Each of the grdnd jurors concurring in the finding of the indictment was then, ever singe kas been and now is an alien. Fleventh—In respect to each of the grand ju- rors concurring in the finding of the iadict- ment there then at all times existed on bis part a state of mind in reference to the case and in reference to this defendant which prevented such juror from considering impar- tially and without prejudice the substantial rights of this defendant. Each of the jurors was . prejudiced against the defendant.at the time of finding the indictment and the indict- ment fs entirely the product of such bias or prejudice, o Twelfth—In investigating such charge in said indictment mentioned against the defendant the Grand Jury received evidence other than that given by witnesses produced and sworn | before them. | Thirteenth—That in charge set forth in the said Grand Jury received illegal, | dence, Fourteenth—The evidence on which the Grand Jury found the indictment is wholly in- sufficlent in law to justify or sustain finding sald Indictment and said fndictment is the re- | sult of passion and prejudice on the part of the Grand Jur: Fifteenth—The Grand Jury was not formed or organized In the manner prescribed by law | and ‘s a body vold of authority. | Sixtecenth—The persons constituting the al- | leged Grana Jury do'not possess-the qualifh | tions prescribed by law. | Seventeenth—The body finding the sald in- | investigating the said indictment the incompetent _evl- | da stitute a Grand Jury within the provisions of section 192 of the Penal Code. | Eighteenth—The said alleged Grand Jury was not drawn, summoned. or returned as re- quired by law. |~ Nineteentb—The dictment found by | Jury. | Twentieth—The indictment was not returned into the Superior Court in the manner pre- seribed by law. | Neither Bert Schlesinger nor former | United States Attorney Woodworth was | | in court yestérday. The former, Collins | declares, is sick, the latter is out of town. | | Collins says they wil} appear for him. The members of the Grand Jury have been subpenaed to' appear -in Judge | Lawlor's court to-morrow morning to answer the accusations made by Col- ling. the in- | Grand | Is not alleged indictment the said | | ———————— PROFESSOR OLIVER M. JOHNSON TALKS ON “DIVINE COMEDY" Great Religious Poem by Dante Sub- | ject of Discourse Before Meeting of Ministers’ Assoclatlo; Protessor Oliver M. Johnson of Leland Stan— ford dr. University lectured on Dante's ““Di- vine, Comedy”’ before the interdenominational Ministers' Association at the Y. M. C. A. Hall vesterday. morning. . He gave the history of ihe. poem and a description of the author's | life during the twenty-one years spent in writ- ing - it. i | "Rev. H. H. Bell of the Christian Church an- nounced that 10,000 members of the Interna- tional Missionary Convention would meet in San Francisco during August, and requested the minfsters of the other churches to arrange 10 have them occupy the pulpits during the stay in this city. The ministers were urged to attend, if po: sible, the. course in theology at the University of_California summer session. Dr. Chapman, chairman of the committeé, .announeed that the evangelical meetings to be | held in this city in Jepuary. were being ar- ranged .for, and asked the co-operation of the San Francisco churches. A serfes of Bible Institute readings will be | held at.the Emanuel Miseion, Grant avenue | and Bush street, during this week, beginning to-night at § o'clock. i The association resolved to extend iis sym- | pathy to the Los Angeles ministers and pray | for the success of the project to exclude the saloons trom that city. A vote will be taken | on the subject Friday in Los Angeles. A special meeting of the Baptist ministers | will be held in the Y. M. C. A. Hall next Mon- | day afternoon to discuss matters of general interest to the several churches in this city. i Elakiia e s ha ity Appesl Court Decislons. The United States Circuit Court of Appeals | vesterday handed cown the following decisions: Northera Pacifie Railway Company vs. James B.. Kempton—Montana—Jjudgment _a{firmed. R. Percy Wrlght vs, East Riverside Irriga- tion’ District—Southern District of California— Judgment atfirmed; Judge Gilbert dissenting. Miocene Ditch Company vs. R. T. Lyng et ‘Alaska—Judgment atfirmed. with direc- tiens that plaintiff have leave to amend the ccmplaing s idicated. City of Seattie vs. Board of Home Missions of the Methodist Protestant Church—Seattie— | JudZment reversed. ¢ v — which' sailed from San Francisco May are still in sieht from Point Lobos lookout. | Wind licht, SW. | eo— ol e OCEAN TRANEL AMERICAN LINE. E 3 ~-June oo June 178t | | I f | lon - Minneapolis. . -Juve 10 Minnetonka Minnel ha .. dune 17 Mesaba MERICA LINE. NEW- YORK—ROTTERDAM, via BOULOGN! "' Salling - Wednesday at 10 a. m. Statendam .June 7|Rotterdam. June Jurie, T Baltic. June .14 Teutonic. June ‘16 Ceitic. | SUBURBAN SERVICE. STa drink half a glass of the Natural Laxative ‘Water Hunyadi Janos to‘nsure a free move- ment of the bowels and relief from GONSTIPATION Ask for it by the full name e Hunyadi Jénos —_— OCEAN TRAVEL. Steamers leave plers 9 and 11, San Francisco. For Ketchikan, Wrangel, Juneau, Treadwell, Haines, Skagway, ete., Alaska—11 a. m., May 5 _10, 15, 20, 25, 30; June 4. Changs to Com- pany’s steamers at Seattle. For Victoria, Vancouver, Purt Townsend. Seattl Anacortes, Tacoma, Everett, South Bellingham, Bellingham—11 a. m., May §, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30; June 4. Change at Seattle to this company’ steamers for Alaska and G. N. Ry.: at Seattle or Tacoma to N. P. By.; at Vancouver to C. P. \Ry. For Eureka (Humboldt Bay)—Pomona, 1:30 p. m., May 5, 1I, 17, 23, 29; June 4. Corona. 1:30 p. m.. May 2. 8,14, 20, 26; June 1. For Los Angeles (via Port Los Angeles asd Redondo), San Diego and Santa Barbara— Santa Rosa, Sundays, 9 a. m. State of California, Thursdays. 9 a. m. For Los Angeles (via' San Pedro and Eas San Pedro), Santa Barbara, Santa Cruz, Mon- terey, San Simeon_ Cayucos, Port Harford (San Luis Obispo), Veniura and Hueneme- Coos Bay. @ a. m.. May 6, 14, 22, 30: June T. Bonita, 9 a. m., May 2, 10, 18, 26; June 3. For Ensenada, Magdalena Bay, San Jose del | Cabo, Mazatlam, Altata, La Paz, Santa Rosalia, Guaymas_ (Mex.). 10 a.' m.. Tth each month. ALASKA EXCURSIONS (Season 1905)—The palatial excursion steamship Spokane will leave Tacoma, Seattle and Victorta, June 8§, 22; July Aug. 3. 17. For further Information obtain folder. Right Is reserved to change steamers or sailing dates. TICKET OFFIC ew Montgomery st. (Palace Hotel). 10 Market st and Broadw: wharves. FREIGHT OFFICE—10 Market C. D. DUNANN. General Passenger Agent, 10 Market st.. San Francisco. NOM E 755 ST. MIiCHAEL S. S, ZEALANDIA CLASS 100 Al LLOYDS, CAPTAIN GILBOY. The largest and finest equipped passenger and freight steamer in this trade; with large cold- stcrage accommodations. Special attentlon to perishable freight. Sailing from SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT, JUNE 3RD. From Pacific-st. Whart (Pier 7) at 2 p, m. (Carrying U. S. Mall) Connecting with Northern Commercial Co.'s steamers for Fairbanks, Chena. Dawson and nana, Koyukuk and Yuxon River points. Solomon, Topkok and all ports on Seward insula’ Through tickets and bills of lading issued. Steamer Will Sall Positively Jume 3rd. For freight and passage avply to BARNESON-HIBBERD CO., 456 Montzomery st., S. F. Or OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO., Market st. S. F. Hamburg-American. “ Plymouth—Cherbourz—Hamburg i*Moltke .. June 15|Hamburg TRhaetia 5 Pretoria. . iDeutschland. . t*Bluecher fPatric fWaldersee. . #Griliroom. *Gymmnasium on board. Dover for London and Parls to Hamburg. $Direct {ctment and styled a Grand Jury do rot con- | BAMBUKE-AMER'CAN LiNT, 35-37 Brosdwar, N.Y. | HERZOG & CO., geeanics.s.co. €. S. SONOA 401 California St. AnWAD, GANOA, NER ZEALANE ae SYDNEY. DIREQT LMK 1o TanITL for Honolulu, Samoas Auckland and Sy Thursday, June 8,2 P. M. S. ALAMEDA, for Honolulu, June 17, 11 A.M MARIPOSA, for Tahitl, July 1, IT A. M. 11.SIFECKELS % BROS. 0., Agts., Ticket Ome2 643 Mar- | k6L Jieight (Mme2 327 Mavkat SL. Plari, Pams 3L (OMPAGNIiZ GENERALS TRANSATLANTIQUE, DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE—Paris, Salling evers Thursday instead of SOMMRIN Satuiday, 10 a. m., from Pler 42, Neorth Hiver, foot of Morton st. Fiat class {o Havre, $10 and upward. See- ond lass to Havre. $45 and upward. GEN- ERAL AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CANADA, 32 Broadway (Hudson building), New York. J. F. FUGAZI & CO., Pacific Coast Agents, 5 Montgomery avenue. San Francisco. Tickets €o:d by all ‘R-llro.ld Ticket Agents. For U.S. Navy Yard and Valiejo—Stmrs Gen- eral, Frisbie, Arrow and Monticello; 6 round irips DAILY. Leave San Francisco 7:00 a. m., AT a: .., 1230 oo S 15 p. m., 6:00 p. m., o. m. ings—San Francisco, pler 2, foot of Mission treet. Meals a ia_carte. in 1508 HAT Gen. Agents. RAILWAY TRAVEL. CALIFORNIA LIMITED —_—TO — CHICAGO in 3 DAYS LEAVES DAILY AT 9:30 A.M WITH DINERS AND SLEEPERS Other Santa Fe Tralne: For Stockton, Fresno, Bakersfleld, Merced, Hauford and Visalia. Direct connection for _Yosetmite Valley and the Big Trees. For Oakdale and Points on Slerra Railway. . m. For_ Stocktona. . m.} For Kansas City. Grand Canyon p.m.§ and Chicago. Offices —51 Market st. and Ferry Depdt, clsco; 1so 1112 Broadway, Oak- South First. San Jose. To SAN.RAFAEL, | ROSS VALLEY, | CAZADERO, Etc, Via Saunsalito Ferry Depa: k days at D15, 8:55 oot rt_weel s at T:00, 7:43, 8: G0 ae ; 12:20, 145, 335, $:05, 5. 5. 15, 9:00. 10:15 and 11:35 f 11315, 1 week !dni’g—:cs a. m. 3:15 . m. lays and holidays— 5. 10:15. 11:45 B i RGN KRATES. 45 a. m. dally- lfltmmnyn;m .- dally_(except Sunday)—For Caza- *Lands navy yard direct. Land- | San Francisco. phone | m | 743, lartines, San Remon ... LllAXl‘r_u. Pmumxn. LI.' rmore, racy, Lathrop, Stockzon 8.00aShasta Express—(Via Dav Williams, Willows, +Fruto, Biuff. Portiand, Tacoma, Seattle. 8.0Ca Davis. Woodland, Kuights Landing, Maryaville, Oroville. . 8.30a Martinez, Antioch. Byrom, Tracy, e rmona, Hanfor Visalts. Porterviila - 8.30aPort Costa. Lathrop. Merced, Mo- desto, Raymoad, . Goshen nction. Hanford, _Bakerstield 8.30a Niles, 8an Jose, Livermore, Stock- ton’ (+Milton). Valley Spring, . Sacramento, Placerville, Coltax. Mary .39 Oakdale, Chi pga a S000TS Tao 8 0A R i mond. Port Cortar M antin s and Way Stations (fConcord) Atlantic Expre 10304 Vallejo. Ctiy, 8t. b n 10-30A E] Paso. Kansas m‘rfe" [ Limited . ¥ or] gion b Qmaba, Chicago, Denver, ity . 11.30A Niles, San Jose and Way Stationa. 11.00p Sacramento River Steamers . 1 S e i ian: nights Marysville and Oroville ......... W 3.30e Hayward, Niles. and Way Stasions 4.00° 18jo, Magtines, San Ramom, Napa. Calistogs, Santa Rosa 4. Niles, Tracy, Stockton, LodL...... j» Hayward, Niles, Irvington, h’ Jose, Livermore. 5.00» The Ow! Limited — Nowmaa, Los Banos, Mendots, Fremo, Tulare, Bakersfield. Los Angeles. > £.00p Golden State Lim! E1 Pase, Kansas City, St Louisaad Chicsgo 8.50a 15.30m Valiejo, Crockets, Fors Costa, Mae- 4 mes. = < - 0p Hayward, Niles and San Jose...... , 00P Hayward, Niles and San Jose ...... .00» Eastern Express—Omaha, Chicese, Denver, Kansas City. St. Loufs, Martinez, Stockion. Sacrampnte, Colfax, Eeno, Sparks, Monteito, $7.00eRichmond, Valleje. Port Costa, Martines and Wey Seasione..._- 7.00p Reno Fussenger—Port Costa, Be- nicts. Suisun, Elmira. Dizom, Davis,Sacrsmentd. Sparks, Tono- pab. Golddeld and Koeler. 8.05p Port Costa, Martines.Byron,’ Modesto, Merced, | | | | | | | | 8.06p Yosemite and Mariposs (via Raymond-Wawana 8.067Oregon & Californis Ex; ramento, Marys Redding, Portisad, Puget Sound and Eset. 8.50A 9.10» Hayward, Niles and Saa Jose (Sun- day only) . 11504 coASy LE T i jASanta Cruz Excursion (8 ).. 8.50a Newark, Centervills, New Almaden, Los Gatos, Fel! Boulder Creek. Santa Cruz Principal Way Stations .. 4.15» Newark, San Jose, Los Gatos . S C ’i."uun Jose and Way Stations. 094 San Jose 10 Way Stations.. 3 (Sunday only) ... $00aKew Aimaden (Fiss Fii- enizd The Coaster—San Jose, Salinas, San Ardo, Paso Robles, Sants Margarits. San Luis Obis) Guadalupe, Gaiota, Saata Bura. Saa Buenaventara. urbank, Los ® . 10.500 8.00AGHiroy, Hollister. Castrovii 4 r | | Monte, Pacific @rove, Lofapoe . | 9.00ASan Jose, Tres N 1lla, Capitols, Sauta Cruz, Pacifie Grove. Salinas. San Lufs Obispe 1 Wa San Jose, Cruz. Del Meate, 1218 e poa Louts, 13,009 Las Gacon, Wright, Bouider Greek, » Los Gatos, et Crur, Vi Banta Clare sad Narror .tf - 3.30» Valencts St., South Saa Fraacisce, Burlingame, Ssa Jose, Giiroy, ‘t&lu Jose and Way Station: Santa Clara. San Jose, Los Gatos, and Principal Way Stations .. - 45p Sunset Express—Redwood, Sam Jose, Gllrnl. alinss, Puso uis Obispo. Sants Deming. El Paso, New Orieans 5.45PE] Paso, Kansas City, 85 Chicago. 5459 Pajaro. Moute, Pacific Grove. .o 16.15mSan Mateo, Heresford, Beimoag, San Carlos. Redwood, Fair Osks, v Hollister, Tres Pinos .. p San Jose and Principal Way Stations Barbara, Los Angeles, Santa Cruz. Castroville, Menio Park. Palo Alte 18 \ ; 1715 A 8.00A. . 11.00A. 0. 1.00e.m 300 5.18 » 'A_for Morning. tSunday excy asat CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO. RAILWAY COMPANY. Tiburon Ferry. Foot of Market Street SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAF. WEEK DAYS—7 l:w. l:fi 11:00 & i 230, 110, 5:30, €: I i Ete | _San Fran. ay 1. 1908. | "Week | Sun- Destina- | Days. | days. tion..