The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 28, 1905, Page 11

STEAMER DORIC BUCKS HEAVY GALES FOR SiX DAYS RIENT ONE GREAT LINER ARRIVES FROM THE O o Seas Sweep Decks, but the Vessel Is Undamaged. Do Brings Only Seven- teen Cabin Pas- sengers | Danish Ship Copley|| Has Tough Time Off Horn ‘ e Occide tal liner| | " from they | . he time was lost ween H and here After | £ 5 heavy weather | | en water and spray we astheads. F 2 & to keep ! Mcers and « baa ew some of he decks. 2 K than ever weather from t big tea rosier to th THE SAI.\I FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBRER 28, 1905 10 cs br 1bs ‘soda steamer alac salmon bbls Movemen TO Jute for u\\\M”“\N( 3D fon; Ibs_hovs, ) Ibs codfish v Australia_ and polish val nds. XA s of Steamers. ARRIVE. d it will aneuvering Gover erial on- ese seventeen »mpar » was small. measure- tons. raw Breakwater Por Poix San San Ne Gray Puge ea Craiia Huni San Humboldt seattie Humboldt Way Pori s Arena & Albi Nov. 30 Diego & Way. Pta. Nov. 30 . ..-|Nov. .30 Pedy waaen.jLleC ort & Way Ports. | De Harbor Dec Tacoma D d Ports Dec .| Dec rd| Des t t. Or 3 3 3 4 e i i i wbolde .. 5 Pedro & Way Pte. Dec. & & Astoria...[Dec. 6 Bound * Foris ’; The | R November 28. ios Angeles Ports. (10 uth Ba: oanoke los A mPier & 5 pan; Pler ngeles Ports : s D. R S a \anguard.. | Humboldt - 5 pm|Pier H S ¥ | Cascade....| Astoria & Portland|1l am 2 adtic K. ollar...| Seattle direct 5 pm)i - — Homer Asworia_ & Portland| 4 poijdler Heavy Weather O Cape Hors. et 1 B e d ) - = Cor we wn here | Breakwater | Coos Bay the British flag, arrived | Colum A & Portiand 11 ay from Antwerp with a very valua Samoa o ARguias Foxts: |10 o w e ol e S e vember 29. | . e . Eureka olde -.... 9 amiPler 5 2 Copley Sea Foam Avens ......| 4 pmiPler 2 - - . Héd & Portiand. 12 miPicr 2 % somewha: anxiousiy G. Lioilar Harbor pm|Pier - 4 u:): ENzabeth River 5 pm Pier Acm a Harbor -12 m|Pier Novemover 30, o s boxt to take s geies Ports.| 5 pm|Pler roge e T . Vedro & Way.| § amiPler that § e g e e o mboldL ........| B.am;Pier i g 0 Diego & Way.| 9 am Pier G. Lindaver Grays Harbor . 1 pm| Prer . December 1. Pomona. Humboldt D piPler 9 | F. Xilburn. | Portland pm Pier 20 Queen Puget Sound Ports. .11 am Pier 9 | 5. Monica Los Angeies Ports.| i pm|Pler 2 | December 2. | | { Pom: Pt. Arena & albion| 6 pm|Pler | Alan Honolulu . coon (M EmPer 7 | City Pexing | N. Y. via_Ancon.. ;12 m,Pler 40 ? | Olympia Seattie & Tacoma { Arcti K nboldt .. -+ 9 am, Pler } December 3, | - | Senator. Astoria & Portland/ll am|Pier 24 | Roanoke, . ¥ land & Way.,| pm e o €. Rosa San Diego & am, Pler 11 December 4. | Bonita..... | Newport & Way am Pier 11 | M. F. Plant | Coos. Bay ... pm Pier 11 B December 5. | | Assuan. ... Hamburg & Way.i12 miPler 19 3 > December 6. | - 1, IS nOW | ity Puebla | Puget Sound: Portsill am|Pler 9 ERRY . | | December 7. | { > - o Curacao. . Mexicah Ports . 10 am!Pier 11 o . n\!x-w"“,t:‘f"dldf‘d eison. .. Seatile & Tacoma. 5 pm Pler 20 | r by the brealng of &{ Rainter Seattle & Bell'ham| 4 pm|Pier 10 T m steamer (orona. He also : st the Harbor Hospital e g B | » Ramses Hamburg & Way../12 m|Pier 19 The M. E. Watson Is Sate. FROM SEATTLE, - M. E. Watson, which was | sreamer. Quoted for reinsurance at per cent, Is safe | — - s &t the Falkland Islands, according to a cable | Oregon Valdez & Seward ....(Nov. 28 cived it Eoniin yestiicl G725 Jefferson. .. .. | Skagway & Way Ports.|Nov. 28 ~ She i dameged, but how seriously 1s | Santa Clara. | Seward & Way ' Ports.|Dec. 1 . SN A days from | Paraiion... .| Skagway & Way Ports.|Dec. § i Hertha -} Cooks Inlet Way Ports Dec. 10 (st bark Aimora, out 188 days from | Santa Ana... | Seward & Way Ports.|Dec. 16 o for Aenpuico, was placed on the over- rday at'25 per cent The Ger- Tisse By rufer, out 165 days from Basry | Branch Hydrographic Office, U, §. N., Mer- e Sl BT 38 ot B e chants’ Exchange, San Francisco, Cal, e mre: Susanna, 65 per cent; November 27, 1905. R per cent; Giuseppe d°Abundo, | The Time Ball on tower of the Ferry - per cent building was dropped exactly at noon to-day-- i e., at noon of the h meridiap, or at § 3 p. m., Greenwich time. J. C. BURNETT, Water Front Notes. Lieutenant, U. 8. N., in charg M. J. Russell of 234 East street, who bas AR g, TG b L ess on the water front for the Sun, Moon and Tide. ast thirty years, on Saturdmy celebrated his | United States Coast and Geodetic Survey— . Time and Helght of High and Low Wate the Spretkels tug Deflance the at For: Poimt, entrance to San Francisco ed from Monterey yesterday Bay. Published by orficial suthority of the rres of ofl. superintendent he British steamer Waddon of the W. R. NOTE—The high and low waters occur at irace line a d yesterday from Everett to | the city front (Mission-street wharf) about 23 nish loading for Valparaiso. minutes later than at Fort Point; the helght he cteemer Buckman, which was bought in | of tide ls the same at both places. ast by the Barneson Hibbes Com- - " pany and which arrived Sunday, is discharging | TUESDAY. NOVEMBER argo st Oakifnd long wharf. The United revenue cutter Bear was { d from Saus 0 yesterday to Boole's yard in Alameda, wh she will undergo extensive ajrs. The Bear was towed by the cutter Tlmel _ JTme| den Gt Pt | Fr e 1 white liner Curacao of the Pacific 1H W -amship Company’s fleet is due to-dgy Mexicc ARG NEWS OF THE OCEAN. Matters of Interest to Mariners and Shipping Merchants. .0/10:14 5.1/11:35] 31 29 P L Bt sl e Bt Bl kot R NOTE—In the above exposition of the tides The French ship Rene Kerviler is chartered | ipe early morning tides are given in the left column and the successive tides of the for wheat from Tacoma to Europe at 26s 3d and from_Puget Sound to the United Ki at G8s 94. The Rene Kerviler was rtered prior to arrival. SO SRPCE Exports by the Umatil.a. The steamer Umatilla salled on Sunday for Victoris Wwith an assorted merchandise cargo consigned to the various British Columbian ports valued at $5443 and including the follow- ing: 380 pkge fresh fruits, 33 fresh xetables, 10,648 Ibs rassins, 1500 lbs dried fruit, 7070 ibs beans. - 7265 Jbe milistufls 180 gals wine, 70 cs assoried canned £oods. 13 c¢ canmed salmon, 221 Jbs 5 c3 chocolate, 372 Ibs cheese, 12 o5 .salad ofl, 7 ©s table preparations, 40 pkgs groceries and the charts. . The plane of reference is of the lower low waters. ———— Pr20 rossa. Foresters of America ive o - ln‘h.ll w?mwl in Turn Verein Hall in aid of jts Tund for the relief of members who are sick and in distress. This fund has been largely drawn on of the British bark Kelburn for lumber | guy in the order of occurrence as to time; the fourth time column gives the last tide of the Gay, except when there are but three tides, as sometimes occurs, The heights given are in eddition to the soundings of the United States Coast Survey Charts, except when a mninus (—) sign the height, and then the number given is subtracted from the depth \given by e mean late. Y “‘ / il | | s ER BUCKMAN, WHICH THE | NESON-HIBBARD COMPANY | WILL OPERATE ON THIS COAST | SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED. 1 November from Hone- via Honolulu Mon 21; Sinith. 27 a Yokoham: * Doric; days from Suny Newsboy, Johnson, 85 hours from \Bu- reka, ‘ mr North Fork, som, 26 houts from Bu- ! I, 4 days from Ev- nadine. Higgins, Hig mr Waddell, Sate ut in to finish James S 16 hours ns, t Brage. Sea Foam, Miller, 12 hours from Men- via Point Arena’ 10 hours. Norwood, Martin, 2 hours from Gravs bound south, put in to land passen- G. C. Lindauver, Allen, 65 hours from Homer, iver. Donaldson, €8 hours from Col- umb Stmr State of California, Thomas, 41 hours from San Diego. mr Queen, Cousins, 60 hours from Vioto- ria, via Puset nd- ports. Fosen, hours from bound south, put in for fuel. Jessen, 24 hours from Bureka. Larsen, 19 hours from Monte- Stmr Melville Dollar, Grays Harbor St r Bureka, ago hours from South Gibson, 3 hours from Charles R. rays Harbor. Jan ship Copley, Struckmann, 154 days from Antwerp Tug Deflance, Wilson, Sandberg, 12 days James, 19 hours from Monte- rey, with hr Santlago in tow. CLEARED. | Monday, Novel 2% Stmr Columbia, Doran, Astoria; S & P r Olympia, Truebridge, San Pedro; C. & Co. ship €lan Graham, Melntyre, Moore & Co. SAILED. Monday, Martin, San Pedro. Fosen, San Pedro, Shelter Cove and Cous B P | Dos Br 3 Portland; J November Norwood, ville Dollar, Martin, Stmr stmr stmr Chico, Bay =t Stmr Stmyr F. Plant, Nelson, Coos Bay. orwood, Martin, San Pedro. H. Kruger, Nordbers, Astoria and W Portiand POK Por Dan ehip Copley—Sept 15, In lat long 6502 W, Br ship Mariun Lightbod; Port fram Talbot, for Caleta Buena. DOMESTIC PORT LINGHAM — Arrived nce Nov PEDRO- Arri y Hall, from Iqi Arrived Noy Arrived > Nov Stnr d Nov ue ar_jice, from Eureka. 27—§tmr Sequoia, from Fureka; ugRedondo, from Redondo; stmr San Pedro, Grays Harbor. Nov 26—Stmr Celia, from bion: stmr Bee, from Eureka | " Bailea Nov 26— Power | reka, via Alcatraz Landin | for Grays Harbor. JREKA—Arrived Nov 226—Stmr Coquille Nov 24; stmf Pomona, hence -Br ship Had- for w. Bu- Wat- Nov 25 sailed Noy schr 6—-Stmr Kureka, amaClaudina, , for for San #ran for San Pedro; an Franclsco. COO08 BAY—Arrived Nov 27—Stmr Czarina, hence Nov stmr ¥. A. Kilburn, from As: toria. | TACOMA—Arrived Nov' 26—Ship W. H. Macy. hence Nov 9; stmr Nebraskan, from Seattle. afled Nov 26—Br bark Saxon, for Valpa- raigo. SEATTL lled Nov 26—8tmr Portlund, for Valdez. Arrived Nov 26—Stmr Excelsior, from Ju- | neau: stmr Asuncion, hence Nov 22, | Safled Nov 26—Br ship Scotttsh Moors, for U K. Arrived from Hobar SAN DIEGO-—-Arrived” Nov ' 26—Ekth John 3 irom Tacoma. Nov 26—Ger war stmr Falke, for Val Nov 26—Br bark Rene Kervilar, paraiso. PORT TOWNSEND-—Sailed Nov Robert Lewers, for Honolulu. ASTORIA—Arrived Nov from Seattle, Salled Nov 27—Stmr Meteor and bktn Mary Winkelman, for San Francisco; stmrs Despateh, Roanoke, South Hay and F. A. Kilburn, for San Francisco. Sailed Nov claco, SANTA BARBARA—Arrived Nov 27—Stinr Santa Rosa, hence Nov 26, and sailed for San Diego. PORT HADLOCK—Arrived Nov 27—Nor bark Skjold, from Port Townsend. PORT BLAKELEY—Arrived Nov 27—Sehr Alpena, from Port Gamble; bktn Amazon, from Manila. GREENWOOD— P, Dre: n ¥ . VICTORIA—Salied Nov for Prost sSound. SEWARD—Salled Nov 26—Stmr Bertha, for Kodialk, FORT BRAGG—Arrived Nov 27—Stmrs Na- | tienal City and Phoenix, hence Nov 26. GRAYS HARBOR—SHalled Nov 27—schrs sailor Boy, Sehome, Willlam F. Witzeman and Resolute and bktn Tam O'Shanter, for San Pedro; schrs Orlent, Allen A and Henry Wil- son and stmr Chehaiis, for San Francisco; stmr Olympic. with stmr (new) Coaster in tow, for San Francisco. - Satled Noy 2T—Schr Quéen and schr A, M. Baxter for San Francisco: stmr Coaster (new), for San Francisce, ) PORT GAMBLE—Sailed Nov 27—Bark Fres- no, for San Francisco. TATOOSH—Passed out Nov 27—Br ship.| Dechmont, from Chemainus, for U K; Br ship Leicester Castle, from Tacoma, for Cape Town; Ger bark Nomia, from Tacoma, .or Queens- town, . ABERDEEN—Sailed Nov 27—Stmr Olympic, for San Francisco, With new stmr Coaster in Hohr 26—Stmr Atlas, | —Bktn Portland, for San Fran- —Br stmr Epsom, tow; stmr Chehalis, for San Francisco, ISLAND PORT. MANILA—Arrived prior Nov 27—Br etmr Indravure, from New York. S EASTE] ‘against them i e e asate” ot the mnfi:_dfl' heid Weather Report. (120th Meridian—Pagcific Time.) SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27—5 p. m. The following maximnm and minimum tem- peratures are reported for the previous day: DAY LATE | SPEAK IN FAVOR OF FEDERATION Advantages of the Movement Appeal to the Judgment of San Franeisco Clergy st HARMONY IN Rev. Dr. Moulton Lectures in the Central M. E. Church and Before the Y. M. C. A. e The Council for the Churches met yesterday afternoon in the Congregational headquarters in annual session, Professor Nash of the Pacific Theological Seminary, the president, in the chair. The federation moyement, which it was said had taken a strong hold in New York, should give them here determina- tion in continuing their labors toward a closer knitting of the protestant body. Dr. Bovard, Methodist Episcopal church, feit that the movement is creat- ing the right atmosphere here—that ot g00d sentiment and promoting fellowship. The Rev. Theodore Burnham spoke of the usefulness of such a federation when a great moral movement faced them and required their united effort. In telling of the federation, which had made great | strides in Los Angeles, he was delighted | to find wonderful harmopy in the work and brotherhood of the churches. The Rev. E. R. Dille told of the ad- Vance in the federation movement in Oakland, and the Rev. 1. C. Meserve, Congregational, stoutly gave the move ment his support. declared that the time for federaticn was organization. The election of officers for the ensuing | tioston ..48-38 New York .. 50-40 | vear resulted as follows: Phistay L 30-40 | president, Professor C. §. Nash, Pacific The- tgetmantt 54-82 | ological Seminary; first vice president. D. E. H' Jacksonviile New Orleans . Honolulu, 6-62 Washington . S0)-8 FRANCISCO SAN The following are date as compared with those of the same date | Oakland; Rev. Robert Whittaker, Oakland. last season, and the rainfall in the last twen- | Congregational church—Rey, Dr. J. K. Me- ty-four hours: | Lean, Berkeley; Rev. C. R. Brooks, Oakland. Last @ This Last | Christlans—Dr. Hiram Van Kirk, Berkeley Stations— . Seagon. Season. | Bible School; Rev. Frank S. Ford, San Fran- Sureka 8.51 | cisco. Methodist Episcopal—Rev. E. R. Willis, ed Biuff .48 | D.D, San Francisco; Louis J. Norton, Napa acramento | Methodist _ Episcopel South—Rev. W. E San Francisco | Vaughan, San Francisco: Hon. W. H. Waste | n Jose of Berkeley. Presbrterian—Rev. Theodore Fresno . Burnbam, A.M., Vallejo; Rev. Willlam Kirk independer Gutbrle, San Francisco. sen Luis Obiepo.. 60-20. 58-40 | the seasonal rainfalls to Collins, Oakland; second vice president, J. H. Stephens, San Francisco; secretary, Dr. E. P. | Dennett.’ Pacific Grove: treasurer, Rev. E. Nunn. Members of the executive board: From the Baptist church—Rev. Dr. J. B. Vosburgh, ‘The gathering adjourned, to meet again Ll b 1.1 |at the Oceldental Hotel on Monday night, | December 11, when the Bishop of Califor- THE nla, the Right Rev. Willlam Ford Nich- = = |ols, D. D., Bishop Moareland of the Epis- . a3 P 3 | copal church and representatives of the s ;'-é- 35 2 | Lutheran church and the United Presby- 3 ¥ 2o 2 | terian church will be invited to take part. | FTATIONS. & 33 - | Richard Green Moulton, Ph. D., pro- B 2 § | fessor of literary theory and inmrprel.’hl H 2 | tion in the University of Chicago, spoke & i | vesterday morning at the Central Metho = ~ dist Episcopal Church, Mission street. e AW Rrcly 84| nere has seldom been a more influen- | Eureka 7 B0t . i..|tial gathering of clergymen, laymen and Fresno ......39.82 ‘83 | representative women in the city than . mglion 3. 18 ‘3 | that which assémbled to hear Professor Independence 2958 44 Gioudy .4 | Moulton. His subject was “The Evolu- lar Angelgs. .20.88 08 Clear 1.20 | tion of the Modern Pastor Out of the An- Mt Tamalpais. 4 40 Rain .27 | clent Prophet."’ North Head 2 Clear .03 In the afterndon he addressed a large S Sy & Rain 33| gathering In the auditoriim of the Portland . e Cloady “07 | Young Men's Christian Association. his Red Riuft o0 Rain .45 | theme Dbeing ‘‘Masterpieces of Biblical Raseburg 2 Cloudy. .01 | Oratory.” In the evening his lecture was Bammmbato i Gloudy .22 | on “The Literary Study of the Bible as San PSR oy ‘po Dfi;tll;fl Fm\;n Theolofie‘ lsnd n'm}:gsn}." n Jose.... 48 in 05 rofessor Moulton will lecture t aft- 8. L. OQbispo. B8 ;f.-‘mn.m ernon and evening in the Young Men's S el 2 Fluldy 22| Christian Association auditorium. Sookans P Clouhy 43| Ata meeting of the Methodist ministers Tatnosh T Clear. .02 | vesterday it was decided to Invite the Walla Walia.2! 32 Clovdy. .64 | Rev. Dr. J. W. Mahood, the evangelist 3 innamunea £ - ... |to hold meetings In San Francisco in Sona 209 00 %% | March. A committee to arrange plans WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENiRAL | Was elected and consists of the Rev, Dr. . FORECAST. . M. Larkin, Re R. Dille, D.D., Rev A remarkable storm overliés the western | J. H. N. Williams; Rev. A. C. Bane, D. Rain or snow is station west of balt of the United States, ported at nearly every Rocky Mountains. have fallen, with heavy snow in the mountal High winds are reported at Los Angels and San Diego: also at Yuma. Much colder weather may be expected Tu da mornina. Tight snow is reported from Mount Tamal- pais FORECAST FOR NOVEMBER 28; In California genorous rains re- the D.: Rev. G. A. Hough, Rev. E. D. Raley, Rey. G. W. White, D. D., and Rev. Carl Warner. ——e——— WALTER M. WHITE GOES TO KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY ins. REV. After Erilliant Career Herc Pastor San Frapeisco and vienity—Showers Tuss Decldes. an 2 New. Field of day: fresh northwest winds. . Labor. Tos Angeles and Vicinity -Showers Tuesday, | The Rey. Walter Madison White, With spow in-the ‘mauntains; ' ceolsr; bRIRK | pagtor of: the West Side - Christian Sacramento Valley—Showers; colder Tues- | Church,” has resigned his pastorate, day; brisk north rlfld much to the grief of his parishioners, San Joaquin Vallev—Light rain Tuesday: | with whom he has been associated for snow In the mountains; light north winds. Coast—Showers Tuesddy. Nevada—Snow Tuesday. A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster. fresh west winds, the last six vears, The Rev. Mr. White placed his res- ignation before his flock two weeks + NANAIMO-—Arrived Nov 26—Nor stmr tania, hence Nov 2°. LADYSMITH~—Salled Nov 25—Nor stmr Rel- dar, for San Francisco. ENSENADA—Sailed Nov 26—Stmr Curacao, for San Francisco. OCEAN STEAMERS. PLYMOUTH—Arrived Noy 27—Stmr prinz_ Wilhelm, from New York. NBW YORK—Arrived Nov 27—Stmr Amer- ika, from Hamburs. ANTWERP—Arrived Nov' 24-—Stmr 26—Stmr Menominee, from Philadelphia. MOVILLE—Sailed Nov 26—Stmr Furnessia, for New York. KINSALE- Passed Nov 27—Stmr Manzman, from Montreal and. Quebec. for Liverpool GLASGOW— Arrived Nov 26—Stmr Caledonta, from New York. TIVERPCOL-— Arrived Nov 26—Stmr Tuni- Nov 21—Stmr Can- opie, from Hosten, for Naples and Genoa, and sian, from Montreal. GIBRALTAR—ATrived Kron- 3 Mount Temple, from London, fer &t John, N. B. Nov -+ | ago, but it was voted not to accept it. " | Mr. White again pressed his desire, Ti- | having been offered the position of as- sistant to the president of Kentucky University, where he will continue largely his spiritual work. Again the resignation eame to a vote and the ear- t plea of the pastor was taken into account and the congregation acceded to his recuest. gpeakimg of his coming departura the R Mr, White said the six years hac been associated with the church nad been glorious years of work and the success which had attended his and his flock's labors had been alto- gether remarkable. Mr. White built the present handsoms ‘West Side Christian Church, and his years of effort to bring the Christian Church convention to San Francisco were crowned with triumph last sum- oceeded. ioNDo ~Amived Nov. Z—Stwr Minne- ['wor, when many —thousands attendsd ow York. whe O FERDAM--Sailcd Nov 25—$tmr ot- | the gathering. erdyk, for New York. NAPLES—Arrived Noy = 20-—Stmr Alegria, from Nowe York; stmr Hamburg, from New York, and satled for Genoa, LEGHORN—Arrived Nov 26—Stmr Calabria, from New York. DOVER—Arrived Nov. d oroceeded. i Sailed Nov 23—Stmr Pannonia, New Yerk. BOULOGNE—€ailed Nov 27—Stmr Patricia, 27—-$tmr Kroonland, | for New York. DOVER-—-8ailed Nov for New ¥orko oy papapHIC: POINT LOBOS, Nov. 2710 clear; wind NW; veloclty 20 m! emoran L 1 0 . pu - from Cardlff, for Bt i) “ll;“ Per Dan ship Copley—Had a succession of 40 days. Jand Isiands dam: reinsurance. W and SW gales off Cape Horn for Nov 21, in lat 32 87 N, long 122 57 W, had Noy z‘f—m::r Zeeland, York, for Antwerp, and proceeded. "?%ENR.;UURO—ArHVefl Nev 27T—8tmr Kron- prinz Wilkelm, from New York, for Bremen, P n-—Weather les per hour. ‘Western Pacific to Push Work. virgil G. Bogue, chief engineer of the Western Pacific Railroad Company, returned yesterday from a trip to Salt Lake City, where hie had been on busi- ness connected with the road. As a result of hgs visit along the line the construction work will be hurried as fast as possible. The Pacific Coast Construction Company of Portland, which had. the contract for grading the line as far as Oroville, has sold its contract to the E. B. and L. A, Stone Company of Oakland. The work on this division will be pushed during the | next few months. SICK HEALAG Positively cured Reditbly by for R% a heavy NW gale with high cross seas, filling Am ils afd stove in forward house ‘They a!so rellsve Dis- Port “side: alw' blew away ! salls : tress from Dyspepsiz, In- WILL WALK CARPET.—Th POLICEMEN —The m""'; m“"":: 0 W. BEsola, W, E. ey o O Fetms, Will {ake Dikbe hefors edy for Dizziness, Nausea. the Board of Police Commissioners on Frida; Drowsiness, Bad Taste sérved with coples " ere_each night. They were sop! g 2 in the Mouth, Coated | Tongue, Patn in the Side, RN PORT, H BALTIMORE—Arrived Nov 25—Nor stmr | Commissioners follow given TORPID LIVER. They Alf, 1 Colon. by Mrs, Helms in her divorce sui ore Judge o COROREIGN PORTS. e i her husband had old her he aud | Fegulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable, ANTWERP—Salled Nov 26—Fr bark Danlel, | other policemen were taking goods from stores SMALLPILL. SMALL PRIGE. for Port Townsend. 3 & on their beats. YOK(()HKA:?A—'SIH‘,‘I Nov ‘u—m stmr Em- P . o . press of India, for Vancouver. 1EFR AGAIN: COMPANY.— Arrived Nov 25—Br stmr Algos, from Ta- | Uiistbtares Atioraey Deviln yesterday 0 : brief for vernment the LIARD—Pased Nov 26—Gor ship Nerside, B fl'fl 1 of the Mountain Copper Must Bear VICTORIA—Arrived Nov 27— Nor stmr Teris | ny Datted States M‘“Su.. M arow o Signature Viken, hence Nov 23, straining it from destroying Government tim- HONGKONG—Arrived Nov 26--Jap stmr America Maru, hence Oct 27. I ber. by sulphurous. fumes Wwithin a radius of twenty-five miles from its smelter at Keswick. THE SOUTH | Federation of | opportune, and declared there is no lack | of sentiment in the matter in the churches | and that the movement here needed only | ADVERTISEMENTS. ARE YOU SICK AND TIRED OF TAK- ING MEDICINES? ARE YOU DIS- COURAGED WITH PAYING DOC- TOR BILLS, AND WEARING OUT SWALLOWING MEDICINES THAT DO NOT CURE YOU? IF YOU ARE, THE Electro-Ghemic Treatment Would prove your salvation. 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Writs for Nook, PWIL@S OPRK ol MARRIAGE, '.\ILLD VREE. A Vainadle beos for men. ) DL, FORD 2 N & €41, 1051 Marke: Nt 8, ¥ e N SR S N OLSTRISUTING £350%T BPFICE B MASON ST SIA FRANGISCO CAL RAILWAY TRAVEL, LIMITED i in Thy Aoyl o Santa Fe Trains 7:30 A. M. | For Stockton, Merced, Fresno, Haa- S0 B M | orde . Visstio: Bekereseid aad J intermediute points. 9:30 A. M.—California Limited thres days t> Chicago every day. “Direct con- nection to Grand Canyon. 9:30 A. M.—Valiey Limited, for Stockton, Mer- ced, Fresno. Hanford. Visalla aad Bakerstield and Points on the Sierra Railway. | 4100 P M—For | Stockton and intermediats 100 P. M.—Overland Express. for Chicago, Kansas City, Dgnver and Grana Samzos. 683 Markec street Ferry Depot . 28 ROSS VALLEY, MILL VALLEY, CAZADERO, Etc. " Via Sausalita Ferry. SUBURBAN SERVICE. STANDARD GAUGE. Depart week days and Sundays at 7:00 (ex- cept Sunday). 1’.;. 825, 9: m 3 A THE STOMACH AND BOWELS | Now it costs you nothing to come to surest. most pleasant treatment | in San Franeiseo have proven its worth. Dom't | 'MEN CURED The Rev. R. C. Brooks | contracted | use you honestly. | and restore you to health | To SAN RAFAEL, | RAILWAY TRAVEL. Tralns leave and are due to arrive at E SAN FRANCISCO. Frox Octosas 8, 1908 Faaxy Davor (Foot of Market Street.) _;u‘“ FA N_LINE Aunges ’:mm ‘acaville, Winters, Rumsey 7485 N Suimen wd Way Siacions s 7288 7.40A Vailejo, N P 728 Calistoga, Livermore, Rosa, M; San Ramon 740ANilcn, ru'fl.:é'.b | ! | 8.00ADaYIe Woodiand: & Bis Landing, nd, Kn Maryuvitie. Oroviile: . 8.20aMartizes, Abioch, B Mendots, Armona, } Visalfa, Porterville 8.20APort Costa, Lachrop. Merced, Mo- deato, Fresao, Hanford, Visalis, Bakersileld 448 8.40A Niles, San Jose, Livermore, ton_Ciiiton), Valiey Spring. Tone, ato, Placerville, Colfax, Marysville, Red Bluft 4.08» 8.40A Oakdale, Chinese, Jamestown, Souors, Tuolumde and An, | Atlantic Express—Ogden an - | Richmond, Port Costa, Martines 2 '-nalwaa,muz‘u (Concord) &mu. . _Napa, Sunday oniy | Los les P — Port . Costa. Marttnes, Byron, Tracy, Lathrop, Stockton, Merced, Raymond, Fresna, Goshen Junc- tion, Haaford. Lemoore, Visalia, Way Statio Sacramento River Steamers Port Costa, Martinez. By Modesto, Merced, Fresno. 3.20PYosemite and Marfposa :1( Monday, Wednesday a: Troes, Friday 3.40p Benicis. Winters, Sacramento, Woodisnd, Knights ~Landing, 4.009 N 4.40° Specia) 8.1l 5.562 AQp Hayward, Niles, and Way BTN Nleanes, 5 ard, Niles, Irvington, ase, Livermore, Bakersfield, Los Angel 5.00P Chicago and St. Lou p Bayword, Niies anil Vallejo, Port Costa, Beniets, Sul- Deaver, Kansas City, St. Louls Martinez, Stociton. Secramentor .00P Reno Passenger—Port Costa, Bo- nicla, Suisun, Eimirs, Dixon, 7.00P Vall ¥ | 8.20POregon & California Express—sSac- 8.00p Hayward, Niles and San Jose (Sun- | day only)....... - 111.484 Felton, Boulder Creek, Sants Cruz and Way Stations ........... Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz and Principal Way Stations . - 11 44 San Jose and Way Stations. ..... 17599 AST LI (Begad S apa, Calistoga, 5002 The Owl Limite Paso, Karsas City, sun, Sacramento Reno, Sparks, Monteilo. Ogden .. Davis.Sacramento, Sparis, Tono- ramento, Marysville, Redding, (Narrow Gauge) COAGE. LIS, e, Semnt | 1218eNewark, Centerville, San Jose, | 4.18pNewark, San Jose, Los Gatos . frd abd Townsend Streeta. _i Marysville and Orosille Tracy, | Banos, Mendota, Fresno, T Chicago . 6.00p Eastern kxpress—Omaha, Chicago, ’u-l’lu-ud. Niles and San Jose .. pab, Goidfield and | Portland, Puget Sound and Enat. Newark, Centerville, San Jose, f New Almaden, LosGctos. Felton, | 9.4BeHunters Train—(Saturday only) | “8-70ASaa dose and Way Stations. 7.00A San Jose and Way Stations. | :Joutw Almaden (Tues., Fri., oniy). ‘The Coaster—San Jose, Salinss, San_Ardo, Paso Robles, Santa Margarits, Sen Luls Obispo, Guadalupe, Gaviota. Santa Bar- bara. San Buenaventurs, Oxnard, Barbank, Los Angeles . . > 8.00AGtIroy, Hollister, Pajaro, C | ville, Del Moante, Pacific Grove, | Surt, Lompoe__..... . | 8.00aSan Jose, Tres Pinos, Watsonville, | Capitoia. Sants Cruz, Pacific Grove, Salinas. San Luis Obispo snd Principal Way Stations. 1 1 A | 216 San Jose aud Way Stations | 300pDel Monto Express—Santa’ Ciara, | San Jose, Watsonville, Sants Cruz. Dei Moote, Monterey Pacidc Grove > 13.009 Los Gatos. Wrighi, Bouider Cres Tanta Cruz, via Banta Clara Narrow Gauge 3.30pSouth San Franciico, San Jose, Gilroy, Hollister, Tres Pinos. San Jose and Way Stations pSanta Clara, San Jose. Los Gatos, San.Jose and Principal Way Stations Sunset Express—Redwood, San Jose, Gilroy, Salinas, Paso Robles, San Liis Oblspo, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, Deming, ¥l Paso, New Orleans B.ASPEI Paso, Kansas City, St. Louts, Chle: N S4BPPaaro, Wataonviile, Caplioin Yonta Cruz. Costroviile, Dei Monte, Pacific Grove.. 18.16PSan Mateo, Beresford, Belmont, San Carlos, Redwood, Fair Osks, Menlo Park, Palo Alto. 8.30San Jose and Way Stations. 0P Palo Alto and Way Statlons 11.70P8 Juth San Francisco, Millbrae, Bur lingame, San Mateo, Belmont, San Carios, Redwood, Fair Oaks, } Menlo Park and Palo Alto . 13.30pasurdars oaly for Mayield, Moun- tafn View, Sunnyvale, Lawrence, Santa Clara and San Jose .. .. _19.450 oixu:&g‘)g&ftioa FERRY arket St.) 17.15A.m. A.M. 11.00 .M. | | | | 1.00P. m. 3.00 P.m. 5.15 P.w. A for Mornlng. P for Afternoom. aday ted. nday 3 4Datly, and stopa at all stations on Sunday. CALiFORNIA NGRTHWESTERN RY. CO Tiburon Ferry. Foot of Market Street. W PRI EP SAY. RARAYS 0, 6:30 p. m. SUNDAYS —sil0. 9:30 a. m.; 12:39, 3:30. 8:10, p. m. SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRAN | WEBK :38, . FH i i § #5x 88E eEe | 13 Bass 83 8352 wee 9| wer 3 5888 i-r__v_l 9 . » lop vuse 888 (83 8 3 (28 Lytton Geyserville Cloverdale Hopland and Ukiah | Spri - i e Boverdats tor th H TRt Sa “Greenwood: at mr-a"!u "Duncan | Speings. Highiand Springs. Kelseyville, Cazla "‘..“."aa' vxl‘"s C‘:u'-(y :.;E &.— PH rings, m‘u‘::-. Taurer Deil Lake, Witter’ 1 ! ‘Lake, Pomo, Potter Valley, John MT. TAMALPAIS WSAT DATS Leave S. F. 9:50 A m 1:45 » m Arrive S. F. 10:45 A M 2:35, 6:32 rae. SATURDAT ONLY Lv.S.F.4:35 pm Ar.S. F. 11:25 v SUSDAYS AND LEGAL w TpEm——