The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 16, 1905, Page 11

“ENDS A YEAR'S WHALING CRUISE Bark Andrew Hicks Comes | 1905. SEWER SYSTEMS ARE PROIECTED B Board of Works Desires to PUSTAL ORDER. | CALSES STR Hardware Association Asks, SAN FRANCISCO. Frou OcToazs & 1205 Femzy Deror (Foot of Market Street.) ‘f?“m Okhotsk Sea With Prepare Plans for- Better| Other Bodies to Oppose = e Rich Cargo of 0il and Bone | Drainage in Four Distriets| Numbering Rural Boxes shame K (Vin DIVI o — e i * i Biaff, Portland, T: Seattle. T48= ENCOUNTERS HURRICANE | | 70 IMPROVE HIGHWAY HELPS PARCELS POST Jomuii i e s ‘; 3 . P“Q’?t llflffl;;* tz Brings Word of Mutinies on! the John and Winthrop| Steps Taken to Conneet San Bruno Avenue With Drive- Recent Move Attracts the%’ Attention of Wholesale | and the Schooner Gotama | way to San Mateo County Houses on This Coast - e Sonara, Tuolnmne and je... 4882 The Board of Public Works yesterday | Commercial organtzations in this | 488 Ramd. Port Coutn. Martine: > rew Hicks, December, ngineering plans and specifications for city have beemn requested by the Pacific arrived yes- ik requested the Board of Supervisors- to e R s ke i B T i | set aside $10.00 for the preparation of |Coast Hardware and Metal Association | B e ies Pasconwer. Fork i { to oppose an order recently issued by | Costa, Martinez, By and Way Stattons (1Concord) ... Jume- Latlirop, Stockton, 1904, ar g P o B g | the building of mew sewers in the fol-|the Fourth Assistant Postmaster Gen- | reanc, Goshen s work 00 pounds of bone and ' lowing named districts: eral that may make it easter for mall | m&b\mmflu‘u-o«n. Visalia, 208> errels of oil. Eight sperm whales North Yerba Buena District, bounded by | Order houses 1o uge ihe mails for the b & 2 o S B <t i Toma Besim Bleiciet. Tounded S | DEEE e of mprcantila busineas: to | WOWANCEEGSRg: B Lewts st wagh e Eetimated céxt of comstruction, .66, the detriment of the wholesalers and | 11.80AThe Overiand Limiicd —Omaba, South Yerba ~Buena Distriet, bounded b | jouyery and also of many retailers. | Denver, Kansae City be p c v between spells of tol et slept a self-respecting well-reared dog would . Chaunel Street Districi,-irom Ninth and Di- | have a number > vision streets, along Division street to King | modified. Woods street, ng sireet to Seventh. and along | The advantage that can be gained | which made arrival AN ERANCISCO, November 15—5 p. m. The folljwing mpximum and minimum .tem- ve roported for previous day from 26 Market street (and inciuding il),” Second atreot. Harrison street and the b Estimated cost of constructicn, $155.000. Thie is exclusive of the cost of the sewer in Mission street from Second street to the bay end fo the pumping station, -which is already provided for. Seventh street to Channe). Bstimated eost of construction, 3310,600. West Harbor Viet District, including sewers the foot of Pierce street and the fost of La guna street. Bstimated cust of construction, $120,000. | City Engineer Woodward filed a report stating that the money asked for is re- The order referred to abolished names from the rural delivery boxes and substituted pumbers therefor, so that every rural delivery box will seon | unless the order is| the | { by the mail order houses by the pro- | posed new arrangement is explained to }vlded large malling lists heretofore, at | considerable expense, 1o insure the re- | ceipt of packages of advertising eir- culars and other matter to enable them Marysv: HETE Vallejo, X Cal &m‘fim atockion. Lodl, Hayward, Sites, Irvington, t down on i1 | s “"Lx‘ de Berry are chartered for wheat from | | Weather Report. ’s"cm!‘“?f"m‘ :..'.un Chestaat :‘rln"hc: consist in the case and little cost with | { ’ 0 4. The former & i t, Plerce, Steiner, more. Buchanan end hlek Ehae rurss lati. s o s | 20th meridian—Pacific Time.) i) a - » | which e rural pepulation ay (0se, Livermore. Gesnas 1. | Uough sirects, and cmptying Iao the bay 8! |,.acpeq. Mail ofier houses have pro- | 8.009The Owi Limited Banos, Mendota, Fresgo, Tulars, Bakersdleld, Los Angeies. - 5.00p Chicago and Si. Louls ial—El Paso, Kansas Gity, St. Louls and Niies and San Jose. R 20 | quired in order that the work of con-|to get into touch with the rural popu- | ot Costs, Beatcls, Sul- Honolulu_ 1. 36 | struction may not be delayed when ad- [lation. When every box is numbered | sun, ento ... . 11.28a e Ly el 4-20 | dstional bonds shall have been sold, and | it will only be mecessary to have a | 8.00p Eastern Express—Omata, DREW HICK NEW EAN PR the appropriation will enable the present | knowledge of the number of boxes in | N S A HURRICA 64-52 The following are the seasonal rainfalls to dat- as comgpared with those of same date last 14 rainfall in last twenty-four hours: force to continue work. R. P. Schwerin appeared before th board and urged that San Bruno ave-| ny district as a preliminary for serd- ng broadeast the advertising matter calling attention to mail order houses. | + - Last ~ This Last | nue be improved under an appropriation | When the facts became known to the | Davis.Sacramento, Sparks, Tono . : - 3 3 e SHIPPING INTEILIGENCE. of $17.000. Schwerin submitted plans for | Pacific Coast Hardware and Metal AS- | 3 oapyhinie mocues i way Gia | 004 ety - P iovementy ot Tenmery ARRIVED. | the improvement and stated that the road | £oclation letters were written to other | - Song Supdey caly 1128 commercial requesting & Bx) the green $40 i make ARRIVE. Harbor & Tacoma mbia, Wednesds , Hughes, on account of disabled ma- Vednesday, November 15. 5815 Doran, hours from ¥, November 15. nce Nov 14 for Co- FORECAST. An_area of hizh pressure which has pre- vailed persistently over the northwestern por- would connect with a boulevard which it is proposed to build to San Mateo September 8 on Coos Bay bar, has ap- pealed to Supervising Inspector John organizations them to take actlon. The mail order ramento, Marysyille, - Forfiad, puse! Sound end Bast: 8.48 them by C ko g T County for the accommodation of auto- | matter would therefore seem as likely | 8.00: es Moers i B e St e S 3 | mobiles. The board directed the City|to be again discussed at some length B AR o South Bay, Andresen. houre from (;22 I\,:];”f):,fls()u . | Engineer - to prppa;o the p‘kufia-]nd the m this coast. A o T ndo. 3 e el work will be|pushed to compietion as e ——— 5t Mas treet. > . r Guaiala, Kainin, 14 hours from Point | 540 Diek soon as they are ready. | BUILDING CONTRACT RECORDED.—A | Newark, Centervilie, Sen Jose, . Russ aggte, Corning, 4 hours from Half- PACIFIC COAST RECORD. A delegation from the Potrero Improve- | building contract was recorded yesterday In | E,'é‘,’.“-,}:,““' -, S 5580 i ———5— | ment. Club complained to the board that | which Ira W. Coburn agrees to build for Gold- | 1216pN gwar e ¥ Andrew Hicks, Scullon, 45 LG 7 | the Santa Fe Company is not complying | u‘;‘xc:‘::\"s&u‘):,rms‘\nd'"n. "'g;:'fl b'rk-k.vh‘n‘!‘l:)- nAl-dn.h:%: A o s i S 23 Z: 1|with conditions of its franchise, which reet, sens . for | Ider Creek Sents ¢ e | Harbor. 3 ES 2o 2 | require it to pave Iliinois street, between | em ._“-"‘“""“ - < i Schr {nthian Power, Jacobson, 31 hours | 5 e £ | China Basin and Twenty-third avenue. Bowark, Gatos - - - H R Z |1t was represented that the street is in 9 | suen ters Train_ (Saturday only) oo as sick . hdurs from Eureka. : 7 |a bad condifion and the board ordered a DAy SinShene- E: - v D . 48 s rrom Bk : : | communication sent to the Board of Su- LINE < aarol. & . oo | pervisors to compel the’ paving of the Jmu"_""‘"“"‘m . £ 3 CLEARED. 2 Y Clear 'l;(r;e(, :lmder pain of the franchise being !.:'Jauud'( m . s Ports. Wednesday, November 15. NW Clondy orfeited. 4 » Almaden ' e Assuan. . ¥ Hamburg via ¢ Cloudy “The hoard opened five bids for the pav- Psars’ soap is nothmg The Couster—san Jode, S311na% - . i g A Claidy ing with asphalt of Van Ness avenue be- | R T . . 0 i . : i A tween Filton and McAllister and Geary. t soap. . Sl i Santa sius sa at lite 0 & Way lifornia, Thomas, Cloud: and Bddy streets and will award the . Buenar: " o S b HOE 3| ait ekt Weonasauy: Pure soap is as gentle 85 | 4o intoc cass 00 : +" Arend! Nov ke Sltom: 13 TR Gondy The board ordered the diemissal of | oq] to the living skin. il Monte, Pacifc Grove, Nov | Pt Reyves Lt SE Cloudy twenty-four street sweepers for inatten- e . 10.30= | Pocatetlo tion to duty and asked the Civil Service Pears’ is the Pl.ll’.fit and . | Portland :00 | Commission to certify the names of ten . - Re Pt -9 | sweepers from the eiigible list. best toilet soap in all the o | Bacramento ‘06| E. Lemine was appointed a draughts- wotld ¥ r | 00 | man at §125 per month. . . ational City, Hnlv‘lmlar. Inrt Bregg. | S ~gg ————————— Sold atl over the world. ea Foam, Miller, Polnt Arepa. 3 2 3 k. E e 100 | CAPTAIN THOMPSOX WANTS Srwemish. Soli 0Tt Yo { : ‘00 " HIS SENTENCE REVIEWED 12180 x B s’ s, Susbms [5 0 0 Contends That He Should Not Be Pun. s o ; C: . o : fsebr Lissie ¥ Grave Harbor. | GRER i 3008 "Sw Clar” 00| - inhed More Severely Thaw Master . g bu Behr Mary, G, Camobell, BoaoEn . in tow | Winnemucca, 5010 NE Clear .00 of the Samta Barbara. 19454 . . tug Relie g T Yums -29.92 NE_Clear .00 | Captain A. Thompson of the steamer . 3 £ X was 1038 Spmiin RETURNED. WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL |F. A. Kilburn, which was stranded on b 57 8104 rbor SPOKEN. ieng 130 18 W, Br-ship Callao, W, Fr ship Cham- 9 miles tion of the country has weakened considerably during the past twenty-four hours. Conditions are therefore more favorable for rain in Cali- fornia than they have bsen for some time. Cloudy wenther may be expected generally Thursday, .and probably rain before. Thursday Ber!nlnglmm from the decision of United States Local Inspectors Bolles and Bulger suspending his license as master for six months. In his appli- cation Captain Thompson refers to the fact that the license of Captain Zad- Nov 14, 3 p m, hight over & 1 don of the coast. & < pm Pier endoctno, U S stmr’ Richard | FORY ffes‘r'F:)rge'r‘fi’{";gno;w,fiéf'msfin 16 | dart of the steamship Santa”Barbara 9 am|Pier for Seattle: at 3:30 b M, | Ran Franelseo and vicinity—Cloudy unsettled | wag suspended for only three months. 30 p Pler W of Cape Mendocino, stmr Melville | weather Thursday, probably rain; fresh south- | He contends that Captain Zaddart was st 5red for Grays Harbor, with | east winds Ve e e s Tos Angeles and vieinity—Cloudy unsettiea |48 much to blame fo 2nng | GRAPHIC. weather Thureday, possibly light rain: lght | Santa Barbara as he was for strand- | lingame, Saa 10 p m—Weather | northeast winds changing to westerly, cooler. ing the Kilburn, and he alleges that oy | lncmmvmu 6 miles per hour. | Sicr[?:}x‘«:n\:‘"Vm;*cwukl‘:d{v inanorsday, pos- | the damage done to the Santa Barbara | We cure Skin Diseases, Blood Tolson, | "m-fl:r:n?lwnn-l:w S Y B e Nome | i anuin VajleroCloudy threatening | Was ‘mueh greater than that donme to | Varieoeele, Stricture, Nervous Decline, | :u-v w, mum £ weather Thursday, possibly light rain; fresh | the Kilburn. ‘Wherefore he prays that Weakness, Plles, Fistula and Diseases | janta Clars ose ........ 1940 20 Pasadens, from Eure- | south winds. S e n wings, | 1 MaY be given what he considers to 0‘&‘{"’-:7» Bmv,.x“‘y cmrrmn"n“:.y 1 s.u - a ~ | “Coasr—Showers Thursday: fresh south winds, - Dixeases—N ! = » from Redondo; stmr Marsh- | o Cloudy Thursds be a square deal. and chronic cases cured. All Burning, Itching | 17.15 A.M. 9.00A.M. 11.00 A 4. 7 Nov 14—Stmr Nome City, for San A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster. i 3 b and Inflammation _stopped in twenty-four | 1.00P. . 3.00 .0 5.16 P.m. . 2| Fraveisco; atmr_Alcazar, for San Francisco. - 2 luxnln::l "- nlo-n:).' T hours; ;:‘%«.;u;m u\'e“nrd‘u | A for P for Afternoon. 40 | N 15—Bktn James Johnson, for Eureka; . B. Basworth, hospital steward a ALK WITH US {Sunday excepted. tSundsy only. € 21| schr Louise, for Umpaua; bark Harvester, for | )FFICERS OF ARMY the naval training station, Yerba Buena About Your Allments. Monday only. 1| Phbomn stns S e, L o U9 N Isiand, has explained the delay of last | We make no charge for a friendly talk. C SR Supes o saons o Dag. m Pler 2| PORT HARFORD—Arrived Nov 14—Barge # ey iy PP o il i R Ll L cond i ENTERTAIN FRIENDS| General Funston Gives Din- Saturday meruing in landing a pa'ty of Berkeley, Alameda and Oakland gnesis at Oakland mole after they had attend- exclusively treating special diseases of men for years. Nothing science can devise or money can buy is lacking In our office equipment. "1 98 in tow of tug Sea Rover, hence Nov 13. 5| S—Sailed Nov 14—Schr Polaris, 9 am|Pler CALIFORNIA AGRTHWESTERN RY. O aq 50 p Pier etwe e Gotama 9 am Pler > 14—Br ship Garnet ;s i We will use you honestly, tre: e am|Pler i . Kingdom; Br stmr Iifori, in Honor of Colonel ed-o pall at t‘»t.‘e !!(lnnd lo-n;; te rnm b4, % yon to beaith i i Lhertet iy | Tiburon Ferry. Foot of Market Street. for Yokobama via Seattle:’ stnr San Mateo, ner no Colone heayy fog, the steam launch was run | o T "llece aiscomtort and expense, g s e schooner. attle 20| for San Francisco: stmr Bdith, for San Fran- Morri under slow beil to insure safety. At|" 3o you'canmot eall, write for symptom | veork FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFANL bbat and Humb, clsco. K i Orris. the mole the launch passengers Wers | planka. WEEK DAYE—T0 0:00 o m: Bk 33 ated and Arrived Nov 15—Fr bark Duplelx, hence transferred to a cutter and made an- SUNDAYS—$:00, 9:30 a. m.; 12:35, 3:3¢, 5:10, ) 6 m. < General ahd Mrs. Frederick Funston ave a dinner to Colonel and Mrs. ‘other Janding, because the regular land- ing place was blocked by a ferry-boat. v 4. SANTA BARBARA—Arrived Noy 15—Stmr Vanguard, hence Nov 13. DR. HOLSMAN & CO. | %% Hours—S8 to 5, 7 to 8:30 p. m. dally; Sunday, Bay pmnPler am|Pier et Sou nd Ports|11 November 22. | o “I':IDIRT lunuy‘rl(;m rrived Nov 15--Schr | Charles Morris at their home at the | Bosworth says all the passengers were 9 to 12, - 20 p. m. .. point Arena ....... & pm{Pler 2| Meteor, from San Pedro. Presidio last_evening. A few invited | landed shortly after 1 o'clock, and that Market 2 03, 8:16, 9:40 2. m.: S:40 1mbo 5 pier 2| SEATTL Nov : . : g (Top Floor), 8. F. | A | S etro & Way.| § amPler 11 o e 1 | rrienda wikte: YRk the cockswain @id not lose his bearings. . LR S sia = Tahitl s 11 am Pier 7| Arrived Nov 15—Fr bark Amiral Cecille, | The Thirty-second Company of Coast D o — | Leave In Effect Artive \ o/ g O wNGEND. Anvsa, Niv b . |Ariilieny e DiFsANL Tecoption and | S8 wse?eolvusrswcl:gz%'rfiflste} P RALWAY TRAVEL: | _saiFiin | oot 3 | sia¥i ing mate storia Portiand 11 am Pier 24 PORT TOWNSEN -Arrived Nov b 3 - s T y % Dmibior 3 | bark Amiral Cecille, from Hohart; Br ship | d4nce to Company A of the National | ¢q by the overturning of gas stoves. One fire — E T N I 3 -y “the bomb | Jeanie pm| Per Jelburn, from Santa Rosalla; sche J A Camp- | Guards.in the gymnasium hall at Fort | was in the home of J. H. stauser, 2030 Jersey P = the bomb | Nowburg...| Grays Harbor ....! 2 pm|Pier 10 | bell, from Port Los Angeles. 3 Baker Tuesday evening. The officers |street, and the other at the residence of Mr. t. Two | Cascade Astoria & Portiaid 2 pmiPler 2 | ailed Nov 15—Br ship Clan Galbraith, for |and men of both companies attended f::r‘s:kh::;oov«n 1009 York street. The dam- men | G. Dollar Grays Harbor.....| 4 pm/Pler 2 ted ingdom. CAses Was il AT OORIE Passed out. Mg 15-Stmr Joban |10 fHil dress uniform and nothing was Santa fe November 24. left undone to give the visiting com- : LlMlE_L v up | W. Kruger. .| Astorla & Portland| 4 pm/Pier 2| Pahlson, in tow qof tug Ploneer, from Port n- November 25| PR 21y Gdlow for San Francisco; Br ‘ship Garnet | pany a general good time. The hall Gotama’s | cpna.. China & Japan .| 1 pm|Pier 40 | Hill. from Tacoma for Unifed Kingdom. * | was beautifully decorated with Ameri- M > ‘o Chicago City Peking.| N. Y. via Ancon..|12 miPler 40 | EVERETT—Arrived Nov 15—Schr John A |can flaxs. NVE < = 2 - - November 26. Campbell, from Port Angeles. 3 e e a: C [s with Diners end Sleepes. 00 povember 20 111 am/Pler+ | ASTORIA—Sailed Nov 16—Stmrs Asuncion | The Presidio Card Club met at the ARE % May Have Been Drowned. et 7 g I hMEtier. Tor Nam Meendihce. home of Dr. and Mrs. R. U. Patterson Santa Fe Trai 30 St FROM SEATTLE. KEDONDOSailed " Nov _ 16—Stmrs Samoa | Tuesday evening. Twenty-four mem- anta re i1rains 10 and Sequoia, for San Francisco. \ T ent and the 7 5 S b is Destization Armval Nov 10" SomrSana’ Meniea! trom | R W BPOSER Dl ol Guing the Takee ou apising 0 B30 | o, Visaiin, - Bakerstesd - and £ ght approaching -Crowley's - San Pedro. (bal glass), 8 r o . . 5 o jo street, Night Manag Beward & Wa - 18| JUNBAU-—Safled Nov 15—Stmr Al Ki, for entire evening. the Bowels — thor- 9:30 A. uim&m"fi = . = walk down the gangwa Skagway & W ov. 17 | Reattle; stmr Cottage City, for Skagway. The army retiring board met yester- iy, b e e o T days t> him on the float. Whes DIl : agway & Way Ports. 24| SAN DIEGO—Sailed Nov 15—Br ship Wray |day and examined Major Willlam oughbly, but gentiy— R A Y <00 v wn @ few minutes later the man h: cldovia & Way Ports. 5 | Castle, for Oregon. relieves Constipation : Stoe « v ” Hix bat was found in the water, | Jefferson Shapwey & Way Porte |Nov. 28| CGRAYS HARBOR—Safled Nov- 16—schr | O OWen, medical department, now sta- and el the 9:30 A. M. liey Litaited, Jor Stoskton. Mer. 230 Chas R Wilson, far Sen Pranaleco, tioned at the Presidio of Monterey. slaanses. ays- Fisseo, Hantord, Vieslis and ocate the fireman have is sald Lo have & family tem. The superiority of “HUNYADI JANOS» over othrer Laxative Waters is acknowl- edged, as 1t was awarded the Grand Prize at the St. Louls Kersfe Sierra Rallway. 4:00 P. M.—For Stockton and points. $:00 P. M.—Overland _Express. Major Owen asks to be retired on pay on account of his physical condition. The bhoard will make Its report to the War Department and i the meantime | Major Owen will return to his station at Monterey. o Lieutenant George F. Cook of the Twenty-second Infantry is stopping at the Occidental Hotel while on a leave Moon and Tide. Coaet and Geodetic and Height of High and Low Waters ‘ort Point, entrance to San Francisco Published by official authority of tne Arrived Nov 15—Sche ¥ mas less, from Guay- schr 8 T Alexander, from Port Los An- schr Queen, hence Nov 2; schr Com- frem San Pedro. LINGHAM—£alled Nov 14—Schr Irene, n Pedro. RASTERN PORT, NEW YORK—Sailed Nov 14—Stmr Ravance, for Colon, FOREIGN PORTS. intermadiage | for Chicago, Mongolia Sails To-Day. fic Mail Company’s big liner Mor ail at 1_o'clock st. She will passengers and ebout The freight includes a Kansas City, Denver and Grana Canyon. 4 TICKET OFFICES. treet N high and Jow waters occur at the city front (Mission-street wharf) about 25 minutes later than at Fort Point; the height of tide is the same at both places. r inery for Japan. COLON—. v N 3 —— THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16. fmvgl—!fl):w ?.’532“’ R e i of absence. M"' « The Overdue List. ooy v Salled Nov 11—Stmr Hevaua, (or New York. | Licutenant F.7P. Halcomb is stop- Talce the best cure 3 - - CRTH—Passed Nov 14—Br stmr Satsuma, B ; . the overtue list are uoced | Sun s RV N {pins at the Occidental Hotel awalting . To SAN RAFAEL, M- pomiess l.)omlr::i Moon rises NEWCASTLE, AUS—Sailed Nov 12—sShip | the arrival of the Fourteenth Cavalry. X . i3 G Maatehon 1D [Timel Edward Sewall, for Honolulu. Major Whiliam L. Kneedler, surgeon, 3 ROSS VALLEY, B A MOJI—Arrivéd Nov 1i—Br stmr Hazel | now stationed at Fort Rosecrans, has co N ST' pATION A un. | F | Dol ar, trom Kobe, and salled for HAkodate. |peen ordered to Manila on the trans- = and Giuseppe d° Abun. ACAPULCO—Salled Nov 5, snd not Ancon, &3 reported—Stmr Clty of Sydney, for Panama. R, NAMA—Sajled Nov 15—Stmr City of |’ Para, for San Francisco, HONGKONG—Arrived_orior to Nov 15—Br stmr Atholl, from New York, ete. Sailed Nov 10—Ger stmr Arabia, for Oregon. YOKOHAMA—Arrived Nov 14—Jap stmr America Mary, hence Oct 27, v CHEPTA n port oy NOTE—In the sbove exposition of the tides | Den of Crombe, for S e the early morning tides are given in the e - a B st Tlcns o e aR] toe atenaive idts ot the | LETNORMNCITAIS SHE T o a in the order of occurrence as to time; the [ ggjled Nov 10—Ger stmr Arabla, for Oregon. P it s ey ELPHIAT Nov TSt PHILAD! 'HIA, Nov 1. enbach, from Manila, is aground EBchuylkill River; part of attempt will be made to float port sailing January 25. Captain Clyde D. V. Hunt has been ordered to Fort Rosecrans to take charge of the construction work at that post, relieving Lieutenant Freder- :’ck L. Dengler, artillery corps, of that uty. & Lieutenant James C. Grant, Philip- pine Scouts, who 18 now in this city, has been ordered to report to the com manding general of the Department-of | California for assignment to duty. H —_——————— 3 2, ttebell C: st | he case of R. T. Spthasged; of 3 er this after- wxh felony -embeszzle! missed by Ji Cook yesterday on motion of the District Attorney on the i rgo Becomes Heated. p John Ena, bound from anila with coal for the vernment, has put into Cape cargo beited. It reached & S 8es 2 Water Fromt Notes. er Assugn sailed yesterday | to get part of her cargo for | ai fourth time column gives the last tide of the day, except when there are but three tides, ‘as cometimes occurs. The heights given are in sAdition to the eoundings 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 $oe charts. The plane of reference s the mean t Yokohams. Plant, which recently 00s Bay, was placed oh he ‘will undergo some | of the Jower low Waters. rydoci 1 $ St e e e e it i N €rouna of the insuficlency of the evi- CWs | pranch Hydrographie Office, U. 8. N., Mer- | boats and blew away several e ;008 tohell was ac- NEWS ST NN SO Branch e ne.. San Francisco, Cal., | epoke whaling schr Gotama, N e %::u-, cused by N. J. Riddick of Fort of embezzling $60 on September 5. ——— . Wednesday, November 15, 1905. end whaling bark John and ToD, With Siatters of Imterest to Marimers amd | The Time Bail on the tower of the Ferry thres smal hapeL i Sht) erch: 144 wndvnde ly at noon te P , Nov John Ena, ,:.:: .‘l'm g r,“]e.,n-‘t noon of the 120th meridian, or at 8| Philadelphia for Manila, has put into Cape Grats. p. m., Greenwich time. J. C. BURNETT, - | Town with heated cargo; the temperature of The French ships Amiral Cecillie and Duch * U. S..N., In charge. | cargo Is 156 . 4 he