The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 25, 1906, Page 11

INER VENTURK SIS TO-DAY b . Will Take Big Cargo and | Among Her Passengers Are Many Prominent People - E OVERDUE LIS ON TH '\ French Bark Bound for This Port From | Long Trip | Europe, Making —e New Zeala will carty e made { California products, and a large full cargo, up €r of passengers for Honolul well-known The Overdue List, * ies. was_placed on at 10 per cent t 8 for this por y’e saloon, 120 ast stre: ts. Surgeon antidote, and | € woman was out of ng tried to kill her- | Hutchinson owerful 1 the reporters I’ er speak to you | Has Not Yet Reached the Sound. he Premch bark ral Courbet, which | here in tow of the Puget Sound tug Pio- | and was expe ted to reach Puget Sound | me to save her charter, dey at midnight, has not | It is supposed- that the | re storm bound ewhere | By | Wiater Fromt Notes { The Oceanic Steamship Company's liner | Thomas Lawless, is due | - Tahiti. Among the Mariposa's | ass rs are some well-known San Fran- | scens who have been spending a month the beauties of the south seas. | schoc mer Monterey, with 19.200 bar- fuel, arrived yesterday from n tow of the Bpreckels tug Defi- . ¢ the two barges which got with & @redger from the Red stack tug | 2over and went ashore near Bolinas, was | day and towed back to this port be overhauled at Boole's where the other barge and dredger repaired per America Maru, Captain sail Monday for the Orient I cargo. The fact that on Saturday may make e number of passengers rica, but ber reputation for cod gjare will insure her & fair 3 »anese LR Chartered for Wheat, h bark Jean Baptiste is chertered Portland to Europe S e < Time Bail Branch Hydrographte Office, U, . N., Mer | chants’ Exchange, San Francisco, Cal, Wednesday, January 24, 1006 L The Time Ball on ng was dropped Moon and Tide. oast and Geodetic Survey— Height .of High and Low Waters entrance to San Francisco official authority of the Tow waters occur at o street wharf) about 25 rt Point: the helght b places , JANUARY 25. e san "E—In the above exposition of the tides morning tides are given in the left bend column and the successive tides of the day in the order of occurrence as to time: the urth time column gives the last tide of the ¥, except when there are but three tides. as metimes occurs. The beights given are in ditior to the soundings of the United Statee ust Survey (‘h:«r:r, except when a minus (—) n precedes the height and then the nu given i= subtracted from the depth xl\enmbl:; the charts. The plane of reference is the mean o the lower low waters, Seventy-five have | AEERED Movements of Steamers. TO ARRIVE. Steamer. From. Seattle Portiand Humboldt Monterey .. Point Arena & San Diego & Way Ports Barbara. Mexican Ports Humboldt « Bay umboldt Pedro g land & Astorla Tahitl LY Aot Newport & Way Ports. | Portiand & Astoria - rtiand & Astoria ... BO8 L. eve st Puget Sound Ports ... Portland & Astoria. Men » & Pt. Arena|l Jan. Jan. Jan, Jan. Jan. Jan, Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan an Banta Clara..| Seward & Way Ports.| land & Way Ports.|Jan. San Diego & Way Pts.|Jan. 28 Grays Harbor -.\Jan. 29 nt City 20 x : 2 oluiu aes Jan. 80 Pedro & Way Pts./Jan. 30 Bay & Pt. Orford. Jan. 30 New York, via Ancon../Jan. 80 Hu ol - see «{Feb. 1 China & Japan Feb. 2 Manila .... lPen 2 Pg nd & Astoria .... Feb. 3 Hamburg & Way Pts.|Feb. 3 Beattle ........cccv0ns Feb. 3 TO SAIL. Destination., | Balls.| Pier. T & pm Pier 20 < geles Porte.| 1 pm|Pler 2 Astoria & Portland.|10 am Pier 2 B te & Tacoma. O pm|Pler 20 Astoria & Portland, 5 pm Pler 16 .| Grays Harbor .| 4 pm|Pler 20 San Diego & Way.| 9 am|Pler 11 Seattle & Bell'ham| 2 pm|Pler 10 San Pedro & Way.| 9 amiPler 11 Pts| 2 pm Pler 7 1 am Pier 9 1 pm|Pler 2 2 pm Pier 10 4 pm Pler 11 9 am Pier 20 Januw 2 | .| Astoria & gmhnd, 5 pm|Pier 27 China & Japan 1 pm|Pler 40 Humboldt . 30 p/Pier 9 Pt. Arena & Albion| 6 pm(Pler 2 Astoria & Portland| 4 pm!Piler 24 Astoria & Portland|1l am Pler 2 Rfan Jore N. Y. via Ancon..;12 m Pler 40 Aurelia. Astorla & Portland] 5 pm|Pier 27 { Centralia. .| 2 pm|Pier 10 Eureka.. . .| ® amPier 5 8 Rosa San Diego & Wi 9 am|Pler 11 Jeanie Los Angeles Ports.| 5 pm|Pler 5 January 20. | i Redondo....| Astoria & Portland| 4 pm|Pier 2 Bonita. ....| Newport & Way..| ® am|Pler 11 A Maru....| China & Japan....| 1 pm Pler 40 January 80. | | Pomona. ... Humboidt . ..]1:30 pPler 9 | Breakwater.| Coos Bay 5 pm Pler 8 Queen....-- | Puget Sound Portsi1l am/Pler 9 | Januury 8L | | Arctic...... | Humboidt ... .| 9 amPer 2 Sea Foam..| Polnt Arena .....| 4 pmPler 2 ¥, Kiiburn. | Portland & Way...| 2 pm/Pier 20 February 1. | ( Senator....| Astoria & Portland|1l am|Pler 24 February 3. | { Alameda... | Honolulu .... .{11 amiPler Ao Pexing| N. Y. via Ancon...12 m|(Pler Mariposa. .., Tahiti .11 am|Pler FROM SPATTLE. Steamer. Destination. | Safls. . & 2 Bertha. . Cooke Inlet & Way Pts.|Jan. 25 Jefterson. Bkagway & Ports.|Jan. 81 Feb. 1 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED. Wednesday, January Sumr Norwood, Martin, 32 hours from Pedro. stmr James S Higglos, from Fort Brags. s'mr Point Arena, Caspar. Stmr Coronaco, Aberdeen; bound eouth; put Elizabeth, Higgins, 17 Jensen, and, Astoria 08% hours. Stnr Rival, Halverson, 34 hours terey. In tow of tug Deflance. Eureka. 24. San bours Walvig, 17 hours from Lundquist, 100 hours from g in to land pas- 77 hours from lumbia, Doran, 71 hours from Port- from Schr Monterey, Nielson, 12 hours from Mon- Tug Deflance, Downing, 12 hours from Mon- terey, with scar Monterey in tow. CLEAR! Weinesday, January 24. Stmr Argyll, Harford; Union Oil Company. Etmr Coos Bay, Nicolson, San Pedro; Coast Steamshin Company. Strer . Pomona, Swanso Coast Steamship Compan: Eureka; Monrce, Portland via Port Pacific Pacific Stmr State of California, Thomas, San Di- €go; Pacific Coast Steamship Company. Ger ship Chile, Spiile, Port Meyer, Wilson & Co. Townsend; Tug Defiance, James, Portiand via Monterey; J D Spreckels & Bros Co. SAILED. Wednesday, January 24. Stmr Northland, Jamieson, Portland, Br stmr Appalachee, Simpson, Shanghal via Canton. Ger ship Chile, Spille, Port Townsend. Nelson, Eureka. Monroe. Stmr Aretic, Stmr Argyll, Haxford, y Stmr Alcazar, Winkél, Greenwood. Stmr Asuncion, Bridgett, Seattle. Stmr Olympic, Hansen, ‘Grays Hi Stmr Sea Foam, Miller, Mendocino. Supr Coronado, Lundquist, Ship Chas B Moody, Rasmu: Pk Servia, Neison, Seattle Bark Servia, Nelson, tle. Bktn Northwest, Estvold, San Pedro. Schr Omega, Nyman, Coos Bay. Schr Mary C, Campbell, Bodega. Sehr John A, Olsen, Eureka. TELEGRAPH! POINT“MIQLM ), hazy; wi N w DO} seen, Port Portland via Port Town- MESTIC PORTS. Arrived Jan 23— PORT HARFORD—. m Santa Paula, in tow of tug Sea King, “f‘ofi‘r BRAGG—Sailed Jan 28—Stmr nix, for San Francisco. Phoe- L STORIA—Arrived Jan 24—Stmr Senator, berce Jan 2. stmr Jeanle, hence Jan 19; stmr ¥ A Kilburn, hence Jan 19; stmr Czarl hence Jan tug_Dauntless, ' from iy - | ""::odm: Br_stmr % PEDROArTived Jan 4—Sohr from Bverett; schr Willlam na, i H 2 Hedond Stmrs [omer an lo, Tottenham, for Renton, from Raymond. an 24—Stmr South Coast, from Reé- dot stmr Centralia, hence Jan nl;. nita, bence Jan 21; stmr Mandalay, Jan 22° stmr Nome City, hence Jan Marshfield, from Eu Sailed Jen stmr Bonita, for San tmr Marshfield, for stmr Dollar, for San Francisce vi ; stmr Bo- hence stmr 24—Schr_Salem, for Olympla; ia way ports San Diego; stmr Melville Francisco. — T & e s o B o B oo ey X N e SN LS ‘Wenther Report. (120th Meridian—Pacific Time.) SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 24—5 p. m. The following maximum and minimum _tem- peratures are reported for the previous day: Boston .. 68-40 New Orlean: 2-30 Cincinnati . 3 40 % Chicago . 6 28 SCHOO SNOW AND BURGESS, Honolulu, 174-64|St_ Louis. WHICH MADE A RECORD RUN Jacksonville 0-42| Wasnington . TO PUGET SOUND, New York. . 62-381 el 3 SAN FRANCISCO........60-46 The following are the seasonal rainfalls to i Portland Red Bluff. Roseburg | san_Francisco. POINT ARENA—Passed Jan 24, 1:30 p m— Stmr Northland, hence Jan 24 for Asteria; 2 2 p m, stmr Bureka, hence Jan 22 for Eureka, FARALLON ISLAND—Passed Jan 24, 2 p m—Br stmr Appalachee, hence Jan 24 for Shanghai and Canten. . < UMPQUA—Sailed Jan 24—Schr Lucy, San Jose......80.36 San L. Obispo. SPATTLEArrived Jan 23—Stmr Edith, | date, as compared with those of same date last ; | hence Jan 189. o | season, and rainfall inllnsl twenty-four hours: Arrived Jan 24, 4:30 p m—Ger stmr Luxor, Last This hence ! Stations— season. | . PORT TOWNSEND—Storm bound Jan 24— ) Eureka 17.72 | Bark Reaper. from Bellingham fdr Guaymas. | Red Bluff. 10.43 Passed in Jan 24Ger stmr Luxor, hence | Sacramento 8.42 Jan 21 for Seattle, 3. 8an Francisco 6.87 PORT ANGELES—Storm bound Jan 2 S8t Tose: b2 | Stmr J B Stetson. from Port Gamble for San | Freeno H rancisco; tug Sea Lion, from Port Gamble | ingependence .. 3 for San Francls San Luis Obispo. | P CLALLAM BAY—Storm bound Jan 24—Br | Tos Angeies. . o | ship Australla, from Tacoma for west coast; | gun Diego.. 5.64 schr Gamblo, from Port Gamble for Say Pedro; 2 Fr bark Grande Duchesse ga, from .com: TH: » o for Queenstown; Br ship Marion Frazer, from I QoML RECUND, Seattle for United Kingdom; schr Geg E = EE & @ Biilings, from Tacoma for Sydney: schr Nov- £ ubuf of 4 7 elty, from Beliingham for San Diego; Ger ship 3 Sxgs A2 & 3 Wilhelmine, rom Vancouver for Delagon e g &8 ;é 4R e & NEAH BAY—Storm bound Jan 24—Br barl Wicike 3 g5 o U | Weatherstleld, from New Westminster for | STATIONS. & 53 33 53 H E Wellington, N Z. S BRI S . = ROYAL ROADS—Storm bound Jan 24—Bark L : ] Mary L Cushing, from Chemainus for Sydney. $ A s : 3 | REDONDO—Safled Jan 24—Bark Coloma, b seTs 3 : | fox Snate Harbor; stmr South Coast, for San | For— P A Reno 54 30 £ Pt.Cldy .00 TACOMA—Salled Jan 24—Br stmr Oanfa, R -Cldy .00 for Liveroool via Japan, eto. Ei ks 68 50 SW Cloudy .00 Sailed Jan 24—Br ship Forteviot, for | fresno . 66 42 8 Pt.Cldy .00 Queenstown: Br ship Buteshire, for Fremantle. | 8E. Farallon 68 52 E Cloudy .00 SOUTH BEND—Balled Jan 24, noon—Stmr flfif"f,‘,’;,n ‘:‘l: ;f) o ;;;eur .00 Tagua, for San Francisco. | o ce W Clear .00 ?ZX:"R'[‘?KA--An‘h‘ed Jan 24—Stmr Bureka, Los Angeles. . 0.14 T4 50 8 Clear .00 hence Dec 23; stmr Prentiss, hence Jan 22. Mt Tamalpal; 57 43 SE Cloudy .00 Salled Jon 24—Stmrs Gualala, Vanguard, | North Head. 56 34 | Pasadena, Newsboy and Corona, for San Fran- | Ehoenix . %0 cigco. eyes 00 BANDON—Satled Jan 24—Schr Advance, for | Pocatello b 25 00 -00 .00 ~00 .00 00 ~00 for | San Pedro; stmr San Gabriel, for Bureka and e 0 ns N ;::g?‘; b4 e Ay 0.06 58 46 SB Cloudy .64 TILLAMOOK—Sailed Jan 23—Stmr Coquille 9 &8 48'8D Cloudy .64 River, for San Francisco. T udy 02 TATOOSH ~Paseed out Jan 24_Stmr Tam- R R T T pico, from Tacoma for San Francisco, aamat S a2 o & SANTA BARBARA—Salled Jan 24—Stmr ‘30,40 42 28 NE Clondy .00 et Foma, forSan Frapelie. Yuma ........ 30.20 72 53 NW Clear .00 ISLAN . = : | HONOLULU-Salled Jan 24—Stmr Alameda, | WEATHER e SR for San Francisco. PASTERN PORTS. EW YORK—Sailed Jan 23—Br stmr Hugh- en, for Callao. DELAWARE BREAKWATER. Jan 23— Br bark Brilliant, from Iquique, awaliting orders. FOREIGN PORTS. CHEMAINUS-—Satled Jan 23—Br ship Bro- dick Castle, for Adelatde. PUNTA ARENAS—Arrived Jan 7—Ger stmr Hathor, from Hamburg for San Francisco. CALLAO—Sailed Jan 16—Ger stmr Sals, for San Francisco. Jan 23—Ger stmr Sesostris, for San Francisco, Arrived Jan 23—Bark St James, from Ta- coma. COLON—Sailed Jan 21—Stmr Finance, for There has heen but little change of pressure on the Pacific Coast during the past twenty- four hours. Cloudy and somewhat warmer weather prevails from San Francisco north- ward. Rain is falling in Washington, with fresh southerly wind. At Tatoosh Island wind is blowing at the rate of 24 miles per hour. The indlcations are that cloudy weather will continue Thursday. FORECAST FOR JANUARY 25, 1906. San Francisco and vicinity—Cloudy Thurs® cay; light east winds, changing to southerly; possibly light showers. Los Angeles and vicintty—Fair Thursday; not so warm; light east wind. Sacramento Valley—Cloudy Thursday; light N Y DNAT—Arrived Jan 23 Br bark Lord | "OLth wind, Templetown, from Vancouver, B C. et Jowyt Walley - Cloudy Thusiiey: fgst CORINTO—Satled 21—Ger etmr Den- derah, for Hamburg. VICTORIA—Arrived Jan 24—Nor stmr Ti- enca Jas 20 'NAIMO-—Arrived Jan 24—Nor stmr Ti- hence Jan s Coast—Cloudy Thursday; light offshors wind. Nevada—Cloudy Thureday. . A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster: e Memorandum. Batge which went ashore during storm at Duxbury Reef was floated this morning and is being brought to port by tug Monarch, Per stmr Columbia, from Portland Jan 24— Had strong SE gales all way down. LONDON, Jan 23—Lloyds’ agent at Sydney Jan 11 telegraphs that Nor ship Helga, from Newcastle, Aus, for Honolulu, previously re- ported, towed into Sydney dismasted; ealvage claim settled for £110; offer for coal as it lies 50; advise acceptance. PORTLAND, Jan 24—Explosion of gas on board river steamer Regulator took place te- day and killed two men. BURGLARS STEAL JEWELRY FROM POLK STREET HOUSE ‘Woman Loses Valuable Diamond Rin, and Coin in the Rosswell Apartment-House. Several reports of the work of burglars and sneak thieves were made to the police yes- terday. A. Niehaus, 2500 Polk street, re- ported that his residence was entered on Tues- day night by means of a skeleton key. A lady's gold watch valued at $35, another watch valued at $5, gold chain and locket valued at §50, & -t“lrllg’m set in diamonds and emeralds valued alf and a toil at s‘312 z‘x"l? -mlen.ed 4 R m Zinkin reported that his re at 418B Larkin strest had beenue":wndn' W Tuesday night and a dozen rubber heels and eix pairs_of d-hand shoes stolen. J. B. McGinn, who lives at the Rosswell apartment-house, 1360 Pine gtreet, reported that his wife on Tuesday afternoon had oc- casion to go down to the second floor and put a chamols bag containing a diamond ring valued at $250 and $10 in coin In her stocking. When she returned to her apartments she missed the chamols bag, which had dropped from her stocking. Inquiry was made, but PLAINTIFF ATTEMPTS TO BUY FAVORABLE EVIDENCE Drummer Loses Suit Against Former Employer Because He Tampered With a Witness. Justice of the Peace Lawson yesterday gave judgment in favor of the clothing firm of Goldstern Brothers & Co., Which was sued hy A. J. Simmons for $195 alleged to be due for his services as a drummer. When the case was called Simmons pleaded for a continuance 1o one could be found who would acknowledge on the ng that he bad just arrived In e wae Anable to seture Tl witnessen. | rir Er e o S ol eE. that his bunting skiff, valued at "fi, was stolen from its mOOTiNgs on the bay near the Six-Mile House on Tuesday, Poter Sinelair, 508 Montgomery street, re- ported that some ome took the brass nozzies floors The attorney for the derendants objected to any delay and agreed to supply the missing Witnesses for Simmons, and Lawson ordered the case to proceed. The first witness called was Miss A. Ballinger, & former bookkeeper for the defendant firm, d she testified that a week ago Simmons ap- proached her and asked her to testity that the ngaged him as & drummer at the rate of $100 per month. Miss Ballinger said Simmons had agreed to give her $50 if she would =0 testify. Miss Ballinger stuck to her statement and Judge Lawson was €0 impressed with her story that he abruptly declared the case closed and gave judgment in favor of the off the fire hose on the fourth and of the bullding on Tuesday night. ————— MADAME CALVE ARRIVES . IN FINE HEALTH AND VOICE ‘Will Appear in Concert at Alhambra Theater To-Night, Giving Well- Known Numbers. defendants. Simnwhs looked decidedly uncomfortable as | Calve, the most popular and fn 'udge Lawson glared at him, but was o many re- JudBe arther humillation for' his allesed ac. | “Pects the greatest of the singers, will make her first appearance In concert in this city at the Alhambra to-night. The diva arrived last night from Portland and is in excellent health and spirits. She has entirely recovered from the rheumatism that bothered her some weeks ago and local music lovers will hear her “-r:"m lections' for to-nighf e diva's sel or to-nf “Parie de Erl.!tl‘lle, "th n: arla “Sapho”’ and the At the Saturday matinee she will sing the mad scene [from *] . Thomas, an aria from and a group of “‘Carmen’* tempt case. fo purchase evidence favorable to his ——————————— BOARD ORDERS LAYING OF BITUMEN PAVEMENTS Improvements to Be Made on California Street, Between Mason and Jones, and Other Thoroughfares. The Board of Works yesterday ordered bids to be Invited for the paving with bitumen of California street between Mason and Jones. -n..nso..-e of Snwflmm" 'uv.l: be asked for au- the to repave s from Mar] Larkin at a Cost of §37,000. B ‘The former board w B Engineer - to prepare specificati or. {he bitamen pavement on’ teiner strect s Datgnault to Be Taken Back. cAllister to Sutter under the bond Issue; and also for the paving with bitumen of Taylor street from Golden Gate avenue to Eddy street. Tt authorized the laying of a spur track on Harrison and Nineteenth streets to connect with the main track of tne Southern Pacific Conipany. it Maestrotti was requested to wv-mu the claim of City Electriclan Bt e e s Fourth street from Howard to Channel, e cores and Bnglish bellads Morrieon says that In the hip. firing. the . E‘- few days.’ i L B Captain Norbery Exomerated, Libel for Cargo Undelivered. W. C. B. de Fremery & Co. filed a iibel in“the United Ststes District Court agninst the Danish 47, the Lous and alleged to bave THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1906/ MY SURINES OWN FUNERAL Frank Nolan Who Was Given Burial in Santa Cruz Turns Up Alive and Well ERROR AS TO IDENT'TY Family Which Mourned for Him Learns That Another ‘Was Object of Their Grief SANTA CRUZ, Jan. 24—Frank Nolan, who was supposed to have died in the Little Hotel at Newman last month, and Wwhose supposed body was brought here for burial, sorrowed over and interred in the Nolan family burlal plot in Holy Cross Cemetery, has turned up alive and well at Merced. The facts show that the dead man, whoever he was, was buried under the wrong name. Frank Nolan js thé son of Mrs. Ellen Nolan of this city, and was born and raised here. He has been away for four years. A message was received by No- lan’'s brother-in-law, Supervisor Ralph Miller, a few days before Christmas from Jacob Blum, a former resident of Santa Cruz. but now of Newman, stating that James Nolan, another. son of Mrs. Nolan and an old schoolmate of Blum. had died of pneumonia in a hotel there. The reiatives here knew that this could not be, as James Nolan was working for his brother John in the latter's grocery in .San Francisco. The body, however, was sent for, Blum being positive that if it was not James it was certainly Frank Nolan. The body arrived, but the relatives were not positive of-its identity, although it bore a strong resemblance to Frank Nolan. They were reassured by the statements of friends, however, that the expression of a face often changes with death. The family gave the body burial as that of Frank Nolan, but with many misgivings. :. The discovery has just been made that Frank Nolan is alive and well. It is now believed that the #fian buried was James Hannahan, who has not been heard of for some time. [MEADE WILL GET AWAY AT TIME SCHEDULED Measles Will Not Stop Sec- ond Infantry From Going to Philippines. Word was received from the War De- partment yesterday that the measles which broke out in the Second In- fantry was completely under control, and the regiment would leave Fort Lo- gan, Colo., on its regular schedule. This means that the transport Meade will sail on the date first set, February 1, instead of a week later, as was ordered Tuesday. The Meade will carry tif Second Infantry and the Eighth and Thirteenth batteries of field artillery, which are going to the Philippines as extra troops in case of trouble in the Orient. ! Mrs. Briggs gave a farewell card party on Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Juanita Humphrey, who leaves on the transport Sheridan to-day for Homolulu to visit her brother, Captain Charles F. Humphrey. Major John P. Wisser, inspector gen- eral's department, inspected the field batteries at the Presidio yesterday. Colonel Charies Morris made an in- spection of Fort Baker vesterday. Lieutenant W. A, Wells, Tenth In- fantry, is stopping at the Occidental while awaiting transportation to join his company at Honolulu. The transport Sheridan, which leaves for Manila this morning, will carry the Twenty-fourth Infantry, which is the first colored regiment to go to the Phil- ippines in several years. Besides the Twenty-fourth, the transport will carry the following passengers: First class—Colonel George P. Borden and wife, Colonel G. C. Goodloe and wife, Lieu- tenant Colonel W. F. Tucker, Lieutenant Colo- pel Dent, wife and daughter, Major W. L. Kneedler, wife and two children, Major Ellas Chandler and wife, Major L. Hearn, Cap- tain W. R. Dashiel and wife, Captain James B. Hughes, wife and son, Captain B. B. Gose, Wife and_son, Captain R. L. Bush (Honolulu), Captain 1. C. Jenks, wife and daughter, tain George H. McKaster, Captain H. B. Nel- =on, wife and daughter, Captain Albert Laws, Cochran, wife and baby, Cap- o wite and son, Captain James V. Heldt (Tenth Infantry, 'Homolulu); Cap- taln R. J. Maxey, wife and baby (Twenty- fourth Infantry), Captain James N. Munro and wife, Captain John W. French, Captain W. H. Qury and wife, Captain P. G. Clark and wife Lieutenant Robert H. Peck, Lieutenant R. B. Calvert, Lieutenant Joseph Herring and wife, Lieutenant W. C, Sweeney, wife and baby, Lieutenant Austin A. Parker, Lieutenant R. M. Mitchell and wife, Lieutenant Charles E. Boone, Lieutenant R. G. Rutherford Jr. and wife, Lieutenant R. 8. Knox, wife and daugh- ter, Lieutenant W, H. Patterson, wife and chfld, Lieutenant ira F. Fravel, Licutenant Charles E. Lieutenant James B, Me- Donald and wife, Mitchell and wife, Lieutenant Franklin T. Burt and wife, Licutenant Charles F. Sever- son, Licutenant Edwin Gunner, Lieutenant W. 8. Fulton, Lieutenant Frank Moorman, Lieu- tenant John C. French and wife, Lieutenant Marvin . Malloy, Lieutenant A, R. Willlams and wite, Liegtenant Lorén G. Grisves, Lieu- D. Le Gards, Licutenant , Lieutenant Torrey B. Ma- rs. (mother of Captal Miss' Blanche Reynolds, Miss Hilda S. Davis, H._ F. rington (Guam), Mrs. J. J. Miller, Mrs. John Howard, Miss Juanita Humphrey, Mrs. A. G. lhsr.ldq, Henry C. Bocl wite. cone d class—Mrs. Frank Gortz, C. D. An- derson, Samuel A, Luffberry, Louls W. Miiler, Mrs. John McMahon. g B. Willlams, Mrs. W. O. Thom m, Mrs. J. ‘Anderson and two sons, Mre. R. Richards three chil Mrs. J. C. Smith, Mrs. Edward Polk, Mrs. William Warren, 3 Mrs” W. 1. 3 Mrs, M. d, A. HIll Miller, Mrs. N. S." Walker and two Mre. Allce Washington, Mrs. L. Mrs, Henry Wilson, Mrs. Bamuel Mrs, James Green, Mrs. §. J. 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California Limited i . > gy }m Stockt: erced, Fresno, TR A Y P ntord, Visalte 8:00 P. M. ot amtate yomtne 80 A. M.—California 3 Saveto ont. cago, Leaves every connection Limited, day. r_Stockton, dale and points on Sierra Rallway. 4:00 P. M.—For Stockton, Fresno and nter- .—Overland Market street and B Tinay ot Bauth Fist seecet, Ban yose™"”" To SAN RAFAEL 1 RAILWAY TRAVEL. Trains leave and wre da to arrive a¢ [\ SAN FRANCISCO. i From Dzczusex 2, 1906 = Frany Deror N (Foos af Market Street.) TEAVE — £|N- TINE. Asuie ;. Etmiva; Vacayilie, Wincyre. Tumeey 1488 /004 Biohmond, Benicla, Sweramenii Suisun and Way Stations . . 728e 7.40AValicjo, Nupa, Calisiogs, Santa Rose, Mertines, San tamon ..... 8.089 7.40aXlles, 'Pleasaaton, Livermore, Tracy, Lathrop, Stockeon . 7.280 8.00A: press— (Via Davis) Willfams, Willows, tFrito, Red d'Tm;-u‘x.s:mfl' 7.43» . Kanights Landing, Mearyoviile, Orgvilia..... 1488 8.20a Martinez, Abtiofh, ton, N 1% Nerc desto, Fresno, Hanford, Visalls, Bakersfield ....... ... $§.40A Niles, San Jose, Livermore, Stock- 13 O, Veing levie Jome, Sacramento, Placerville, Coltax, Marysvilie, Red Biuff . 8.40AOakdale, Chincse, Jamosiow Soaora. Tuolumne and Angris. £0A Atinntle Express— Ogden and Fa .4GA Richmeond, Port Coata, Mariin and Way Stationa (| Coneord) . Vailefo, Datly. Napa, Sunday oniy Los Angeles Passenger—Port Coata, Martinez, Byron, Tracy, Lathrop, Stockton, Merced, Taymond, Fresno, Goshen Jung: tion, Hanford. Lemoore, Visalfs, Bakerstield, Los An 10.20AEl Paso, Kansas City, Chicago ... o3 "Reago, 11.40a Niles, San Jose and Way .00p Sacramento River Stemmers 3.408 Benicin. Winters, Sacramento, Woodiand, Kbnights Landing, Marysville sad Oroville ward, Niles, and Way Staclons ofg. Marimez. $ap Ramon. ta Rora. , Stockton, Lod. ose, Liverm 4 6.00PThe Owl Limited — Ne 3 Banos, Mendota, 0, Tulare, Bukersfield, Los Angeles. . 848 $.00pGolden State Limited—El Paso, Kansas City, $t. Louls and CRICAGO ..o cnvemens e venee 8- Nfles and San Jose 7. Vallejo, Port Costs, Benicis, Sul- sun, Sacramento ... . 11284 8.00P Eastern !xiren—&mnn. Chicago, Denver, Kansas City, St. Loufs, 12. e .00P Reno Passenger—Port Costa, { nlefs, Buisun, Elmira, Dixon, | Davis, Sacramento, Hazen, Touo h, Goldfield and Keeler....... 7088 1ds ... T1.20A & Californis Express—sac- ramento, Marysviile, Reddin Portiand, Puget Sound and Fast. 8.48a 8.00p Hayward, Niles and San Jose (Sun- O XLY T Np— . 311.484 OOA§ Ll (Narrow Gauge). oot of ot Streei.) .15 Newark, Centerville, San Jose. Felton, Boulder Creek, Sants Cruz snd Way Stations ... 5.56» 12.16pNewark, Centerville, San Jose, New Almaden, Los Gatoa, Felton, goum;rd Greek, Santa. Cruz and rinet ay Stations 9550 4160 Newark, San Jose, Los Gatos el 9.45pHunters Train— (Saturday only) San Jose and Way Stations. ... 17.598 COART, LINE el Sy San_ Ardo, Paso Robies, Senta Margarits, San Luls Obispo, Guadsiupe, Gaviota, Santa Bar- bera, San Buenaventurs, Burbank, Los ABgeles ........... 8.00AG{lroy, Holllster, Pajaro, Castro- ville, Del Monte, Pacific Grove, Sarf, poe ... - 9.00A8an Jose, Tres Pinos, Watsonville Capitols, Ssnta Cruz, Pucific @rove, Salinas, San Lufs Obispo ‘Way Stations Pactfic Grove .. 13.00P Los Gatos, Wright, Boulder Santa Cruz, via Santa Clara an: Narrow Gauge. tasea 3.30PSouth San Francisco, San Jose, Gliroy, Hollister, Tres Pinos. :{ BS.‘::.‘“S.:‘;" -'2’:%‘.2"’:.‘-:’. “Gaios, Paso 1Way S coae o d wood: San Jose. Gfiroy, Salinas, Robles, San Luts Obispo, Santa Barbars, Los Angeles, Deming, El Psso, New Orleans ............. Paso, ' Kansas City, St. Louts, 8an Jose and Sunset E: 5.45P 5.451 ataonviiie, Ca te Crus, Castroville, Dei Monte, Pactfic Grove <o csoven 18.16PSan Mateo, Beresford, Beimont, San Carlos, Redwood, Fatr Oaks, Menlo Park, Paio Alfo....... 11.30pSaturdays only for tain View, Sunnyvale, Lawrence, Santa Ciara and San Jose ... GARLAND HARSOH, FERRY Daily Sunday, 7.10, 9.00,11.00 A.m.; 5.30 P.m. 30.9.00, 10.304A.».; 12.00 %, 00, 7.30 ». a7 e3capisd. tSundsy oaty. dioaday aly excel A . CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO. Tiburon Ferry, Foot of Market Street. SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN 'AEL. 'W“ml‘fill——‘!-.w. 9:00 & m.; 12:35, 3:30, ‘WDAYIJ-. 9:30 . m.; 13:35, 3:30, 5:10, ll&"‘ 3:40, 3 5. In Effect Artive IM&“‘MN Destina- tion. Leave San Fran. Fox | fun | days.