The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 1, 1906, Page 11

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1906. CHINA REACHES PORT IN TIME TO PASS ,QUJ?R.HN TINE BY # UERY' NARROLU MflRGIN y Lands Passengers in Time for a Late Dinner. Cargo of Liner In Are Many Bates of Silk. ——e City of Peking Afrives. M r Peking, Had the 1 as it nearly did their task vesterds: »ne of the Bulger. Had Leary se- | the bay the result would n all ferry steamers the | 6. When a fog on the he tying up or & ferry-bo s almost invatiab other o n equal in t ham and his able ia passed out of the Golden probably for the last time, steamer Olymplan in tow, | Pomo.. . paddle-boat through | M. F. Plant o, the Atlantic Coast, | Alameda.. refitted and put’ City Peking. alandia made qujte | Mariposa..} |Pler T boat she passed | % departing steam- | Tampico. . 4 pm|Pier 9 S. Rosa. & Pier 11 - Gy Topeka | Puget Sound Po Pier 9 -3 ¢ Pier The Gverdme List. . Bod | ";ebr-'. 8. ! = due list are quoted | Jeanie. Astoria & Portiana 2 pm|Pler 5 Paes of Balmaha, | Elizabeth...| Coquille River J .../Pler @0 | 70 per cent; Mobile | Pomona. ® Breakwater anuary 28 and is at neking some , necessary _repairs. are completed she will proceed un- wer own steamoto Seattle. o e Wer Loric left Yokohama en Tuesday Bomeward boynd 2 E he ‘Gernfan ship Henrlette, which was biown from Santa Rosalla harbor, where she aymas, during € recent gale, anta -Rosalia, where rhe 18 eanchored, to hus returned lr & Casgo anic Steamship Company’s liner Eiv erra, from this port, arrived yesterday at Honor | Sonome, homeward bgund, Jdeft | dck a. m. THE OCEAN. NEWS OF Interest to Msrimers and Shipping Merchants. je latest fumiber chariers reperted are: The Eritish ship Arctic Stream from Hastings Mills to n-mnu or Wewcastie at 355, chartered to arrival; ‘British ship Milverton,” from t_Sound to' lauique 37 64. optiom of any 38 9d, Callao or Mollendo val] . British bark Mozam- Puget_Bound to two -ports in the ed Kingdom, 5is €4 = R — Wil Take Lumber to New York. The old paddic steamer Olympiad, which ‘[' bere for Boston in tow Of the landia in a few days, was cleared r New York with 50,000 feet of and it L A Cargo for Hawail. The bark' Edward May, which sailed on gy for Makaw had an assorted mer- ArgO COns ed to the port of “des- Honolulu valued at $22.944 following ctle wheat, 1956 ctis t ctls oats ctls eorn, bran, 6026 potatoes, bbis 1500 codfish, Ibs sugar 600 1t sions, salt 16\ 95 bxs paste in, 888 cs cop 11 pkgs gr 7861 gals 90 gals | cs " assorted nd oils, gasoline 18 cs paints s cigars, 10 es flding material, 9 cs| £t hardwood, 8 kegs | 5_rolls leather, 6 pos steel, | St e Exports by the Queen. steamer Queen sailed on Tuesday for orted merchandise cdrgo, | British_Columbian ports, | cfuding the follo 300 tbe- raisins, 9395 1bs ‘chocolate, 177 Ibs hops, 1bs ‘coffee, 10 cs canned 5. bxs paste; 400 lbs sugar, §.pkes ries and provisions, 317 pkgs fresh fruits, pkgs fresh vegetables, 25 pkgs prepared ne, 10 cyls ammonia, 324 pkgs , 404 ft hardwood, 12 cyls gas, T 1 bl stéel, 21 bals 1 bar fron, 33 rolls | paper, 18 pkgs rope, 5 c= gperm oll, 2 rolis jeather, 28 cs. arms .and ammunition, 50 tons big iron, 25 drums glycerine, 2 s hats. addition to the foregoing the steamer had | 65 Ibs beans, 1000 fbs peas and .3 rolls valued .at $822, en route tp Northwest —— Movements of Steamers. TO ARRIVE. Steamer. From. .|'San Pedra.. Nanaimo Point_Arena & Albion. Feb. Diego & Way Ports|Feb Orford. goa S. Barbara lagua Grays Harber .| Portland &. A .| Coquille River . Grays Harbor tiand & Astoria . ) boldt . ;- Feb. Portland & -Astoria....|Feb. & | Mendocino & Pt Feb. | Arena Coos Bay R Humboldt San Pedro. Seattle & .| Humboldt ........ Portiand & Astoria... San Diego & Wxy Pts Grays Harbor Seattle .... Sydney ‘& Way Ports. New York via Ancon..| Puget Sound Ports .. Seattle & Tacoma Humboldt Beattle ..... Grays Harbor . San Pedro & Way Pts . Portland & Astoria . Portland & Astoria . China & Japan... : New York via Ancon. Bellingha Centralis Coos Bay .85 00 &8 =1 1 05 € ©1 O 5% £ 01 O3 00 t 0 01 01t b e 0 09 8909 85 0 8 00 F3 = ity Panama. Feb. | Queen. Puget Sound Ports... Mera. ... .| Hamburg & Way Ports/Feb. 10 TO SAIL. Destination. ] flnil!.l Pier. | _ Febraary 1 Grays Harbor. Astoria & Port] Astorla & Portlang Portland & Wa; 4 pm| Prer 2 112 m; |Pier 27 5 pm Pler 27 ary Los Angeles Ports Humboldt San Pedro Seattle direct. Eureka. ... .| Humboldt February 3. Coronado. .. | Grays Harbor. laqua. . | Willapa Harbor. ... Barracouta Y. via Ancon.. Ban Pedro.. | Grays Harbor . Czarina.....| Coos Bay . Norwood Los Angeles Ports. Cascade....| Los Angeles Ports.|10 am| China & Japan.. February 7. i Sea Foam.. | Point Arena t Arotie. Humboldt - i Homer Astorla & Portiand| 4 pm/Pler 24 Curaca Mexican Ports ... 10 am|Pler 11 Rainier. Seunlo & Ber'bam| 4 pmpier 10 | cisco. Northlan & Portland|12 m(Pler 27 NOPUanS- | Ao & Kanutut:[16 | bles 55 | 6" Cinaaier] Grays Hamor _...|'1 pmipier 2 ‘Februsry 9, ° avillg. .. | Puget Sound. Ports|11 am|Pler Ecisan. .| Seattle & Tacoma:| 5 pm|Pier | Hamburg & Way. 12 “m|Pier 10 | | Grays Harbor ...."| 2 pm|Pler 10 | | Fel 10, { Acapulco... /N. Y. wia Ancon...|12 m|Pler 40 FROM SEATTLE. Steamer. Destination, Balls. = Banta Clara..| Seward & Way Ports.|Feb. 1 Farallon Cooks Inlet & Way Pte.|Feb. 10 Excelsior.....| Seward & Way Ports..|Feb, 16 2 Sun, Moon and Tide. United States Coast and Geodetic Survey— Time and Height of High and Low Waters -at Fort Point, entrance to San Bay. Published by official authiority of the N The and low waters occur at the city front -street wharf) about 25 | of tide is the same | Bun rises. .mnr HIP HENRIETTE, VHIC vAS . BLOWN . FROM SA\TA ROSALIA TO GUA!HAB. : minutes later than at Fort Point; the. he»l.m both - Dllcex Sun sets 1‘1mel H W 2 LW \\( 6.0/ 2:22 ‘0.7 9:a4l 40 NOTE—Inthe above exposition' of the: tides the early morning tides are ‘given in'the left hand column and the . successive tides.of the day in the order of occurrence @s to. time; the fourth time column: gives the last tide of the day, except when there are but three tides, as sometimes occurs. addition to the undings of the United States | Coast Suryey Charts, except when g minus (—) ; stgn precedes the height and. then' the ‘number. given is subtracted from ‘the depth given by the charts. The plane of reference. is the mean of the lower Jow waters. e Time Ball. Branch Hydrographic - Offive, U. 8. N, Mer- chants’ . Exchange, ‘San ggel.mluco. Cal,, Wednesday, January 81. 1 The Time ‘Ball on the:tower -of the )‘erq building was dropped exactly at.noon to- i e, p.. m.. Greenwich time: Lieuten i o e atiostly SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED. Wednesday, -January 3. Stmr Nome City; Hansen, 37 hours from San Pedro. tmr Phoenlx, Hendrickson, 16 hours from t Bragi Smr C uranl. Gielow, .20 hours from Eureka. Stmr ¥ A Kilburn, Merriam, #.days from Portiand, via Coos Bay 2 days and Eureka 20 hours. Stmr. City of Peking, Robinson, 23 days from Ancon, via Mazatlan B days-and. 16 hours. Stmr _Greenwood; . Hagen, <14 hours . from | Bowens Lamding. at -noon of the 120th mmdiu, or at 8 uI, NETT, C. B 8. N.4 i fharse. Stmr Czarina; Duggan, €9 hours from: As: toria. Semr _ Odland, 23 -hours: from | Bureka; put’ 10 to- land pas- senzy 6°ddys 21 hours and' 32 | minutes from Hongkong, via- Yokohama 16 days 21 hours and 50 minutes and Honclulu. | 5 days 23 hours and 35 minmutes. - . Stmr Eureka, Jessen, 24 hours: from BureKi. Stmr San Pedro, .Anfindsen, 2 hours from’ r from Makawell. Whitne; Bark Palmyra, Liebig, 20 ddy Gamble. Power schr Bessie K, sturk. 8% ‘hours from fan Vicente Landing. days -from Port Sehr Monterey, Anderson.” 14° Bours from Monterey, 1fi tow of tug Rellef. Schr Mary Dodge, Olsen, 4 ‘days from Eureka. 9 Sehr Advance, Ogidnessen, 7 days from Co- quille River. Schr Queen, Peterson, 17 days from Grays Harbor; Oakland direct. Tug Relief, Marshall, 14 hours from Mon- Wednesday, January 31. Br stmr Restorer, Combe, Honolulu; Pacific Commercial Cable Company. Stmr State of California, Thomas. Sen Di- ego; Pacific Coast Steamship Com i Olympran, Welse, New York; C L Dimon. Stmr Zealandla, Roberts, New York; C L Dimon, Whaling_bark John and Winthrop, Shorey, whaling; H & J Knowles. Br bark Invermark,. Bolderston, Tooma; Hind, Rolph & Co. ‘Wednesday, .Ylnulrl 81 Stmr Newport, Chelems, Stmr Sea Foam, Miller, Mendoctn, Stmr Redondo, Ahlin, Portland and Astoria. Strpr Vanguard, Odland, San Pedro. Star Zealandis, Roberis, New York, with stmr Olymplan n tow. Stmr Olympian, Welse, New York, in tow of stmr Zealandia, Stmr Acr;le, Wllvui‘%o; Esl.‘rbor Br auip Ha , Sgvona. ‘nr Mary C, Campbell, Bodega. 'nxt Relllf mubul.xglgnmey. Ded 26—Lat 47 8, long 6 W, Ger bark Schiffbek, from Hamburg (or S Senta Rosalia. POINT LOBOS, Jan 81, 10 p m—Weather bazy and calm. PORT %.OW;CSENAJ—AMVC& Jan 30—Ger ship Filottbek, from Anf reived nvardJan "8i—Sime Mackinaw, Ji for Tacoma. helr;ce .IX}IX Jan NDO—Arrived Jan £0—Stmr Prentiss, rous Bareks. l.lled Jan 80—Stmr Melville Dollar, for San Francisco. e Amved Jan 81—Stmr Brooklyn, from Ban HAR! l‘d{. i mm—-A Jan 80—Stmr shfield, from ug)os --A;-rlnd Jan 81—Btmr Alliance, (rfim Emkl led Jan ll—!hnr Allm for Astoria. ES—Passed fmm%h for %.. 2140&“ XToosH Passed out S1—Fr bark -n-m—auu Jan nm Castle, S.Arrlvod Jln 81—Schr 8 T Alexander, from n P . Tte I for San Seattle. S VALDEZ-~Saled Jan 81—Btmr Parallon, for BANDON—Arrived Jan 81—Power schr Onk- Jan 27. 1and, hence —-Axflvll J-.l!—ltnnm., _from Bowens Land SAN PED! Jan 81—Schr schr MIGHJI mm:x ufl.mflnn Harbor; from Slflofl Jan ll—-!mr Ab!rfl.-l. for San v Prosper. for Columbia River; stmr r“ -s.n-i Jan 31—8enr. v-m ch Thé heights given are In | ed; SEWARD—Satled Jan 31—Stmr Oregon, for c M 1 : Wenther Report. 2 120th Meridian—Pacific’ Time.) . - N. FRANCISCO, Jan. 81—5 p. m. The.tellowing maximum’ and mintm ‘peratures are reported for the previous Cncinnat. . -54°28/8t." Louls... i Chicago 40-16/ Washington i Boston 8-38 ville | New' Yorl 48- m, ew Orle 50 _Philadeiphi; 50-- 40|Henum|u, 0-60 “Pittsburg . M. g e i SA .The following are 'the seAsonal rainfalls fo date,. ae tompired with those of same date last seagon, and rainfall iin last zwuny-lour nw.u Last 4% 24 hours. ; g o0 17 22.1 d 0.00. 10.43 - 2207 ; 0.00 " 842" : 0,00 B 1428 ! San Jose. Lile0il: - K no- 0.00 4 S ¥ m. | Independence - 000 - 3 < San Luis Oblspd 0.00 . B . 850 ‘Los Angalés. .. " 0.00 - ey R Sah Diego. 1 0.00 - . Bl |4l g ‘[ 'THE COAST RECORD. = ' ° — ey 8 5588 . sTaTioNs. & EE 35 5983 £ 52 ;3.8 30.18 & 52 24 .B 6242 NW-° .88 - 40 - W | SE. Faralion. 62 56 NW Flagstaft. .. 4 116, E [ Independence 62734 W Los Angeles. . 82 48 W. 00 Nt Tamalpais.d0.06: 62 -56, N -, 00 North Head 48" SE - Pt.Cldy .00 ‘I? 40 B, . -Clondy .00 67 85" N 400 4 12. 8B .00 54 44 NW oL | Red- i 12 A2 N 00, | Rosebuf 51 40, 00 Sacramento . [30.08* 61. 42 -00- 26 - 24 Tr. | 'san’ Fran 6822 200, 5 74° 38 -00 80 46. 00 €6 50 00 4846 | +00 | Crescent 46 -46 - ‘00 | Walla Wall 4438 NW 0 | Winnenucea 30(2 4222 00 lYumA ) .00 e : | Tome oo B0 BT S SR WEATHER CONDITIONS. AND GENERAL 1 - FOBEGAST: |'* Summit—Maximura . teniperature. 42 degree 'minimum temperature 35.degrees; -wind north; | clear; average depth of ‘snow-'on ground..L thches, last year 38 inches. . There hae ‘hean a -slight fall in’ pressure’ dur- “ing the past twenty-four. hoyrs over the reo(er portion of the Pacific Coast. - ° ‘South af the Tehachapl th teémperature has risen rapidiy and there. bas been slight increase in_cloudines; % Thursday will probably be lllh 1ight_ northeast winds. = FOKECAST FOR FEBRUARY 1, 1006 - ‘San Francisco and ‘vieinity—Fali Thursday, ‘Wllh increasing eloudiness: light u.ll wind. - Los Angeles and vicinity—Cloudy Thursday; fot so warm; Iight east winds, changing to southwest. Sacramento Valley—Fair Thursday; contin- ued warm; light north winds. . San Joaquin Valley—Falr Thursday; u'm northwesl_winds. Coast—Fair Thursda: Nevada—Fajr "Thursda: GMCADIE, District Forecaster. 'l—-———-———’ Sailed Jan 31gStmr Bonita, for San Pedro, eu:. stmr_Santa Rosa, for San Francisco. REKA—Arrived ‘Jan 81—Stmr Navarro, Honts Jan 29; stmr Pomona, hence Jan 30. light offshore vlndl. Sailed Jan 31—Stmr Rival, for San - cisco; etmr ‘North Fork u.nd power schr Corinithian, !or San Franciec REQRD--Sulled Jan 8i—Stmr Bo- nita for ‘San Pearo, etc; 3 & m, etmr Hanta Cruz, for San_ Francisco: 4'p m, stmr Alca- zar, for San Francisco. Arrived Jan 81—9 & m, stmr Cella, from Aibjon; 10 a m, stmr Melville Dollar, from Redondo; b ® m, stmr South Coast, from Caspar. ISLAND PORTS. Hononm.auu—suw BT T emenE Sonoma, for Arrived Jan 81—Stmr Sierra, hence Jan 25. hEmmmEArmod Jan 30—Bark W B Flint, Dec “HILO~ Salled Jan 30—Stmr Alaskan, for Del. Breakwa g N‘BE!GN PORTS. . 3 ANTWERP—Arrived Jan Is—Br atmr Sikh, (mm Nowuon News; Ger ship Alice, hence Y—Arrl an_26—Br stmr. Winne- bqn. hence Nov 26 vll. Shanghal. COLON-—ATTIVe Jln 20—Br stmr Dundo- T hisur Chlcn; e e ok ¢ jan KOBBE—Arrived Jan 28—Br stmr Ping Suey, trom Tacoma. thDNM—ArHM Jan 30—Stmr Ventura, g "‘“‘o..u.nea Jan 23—Ger stmr Bedos- ‘"‘Hmr OURG s del!d Jan 12—Fr bark Ro- for_San led Jan 21—Ger stmr Den- o derah, for Hamburg. CORON! %—NM Jan 14—Br stmr Kelvin- mmgun—mnl Deo 31—Ital stmr Regina York. l‘iflhni—bnm York. | s e ot A Rafled Jan 24—Br tinr Manhan- Baltimore. e - Sulied an 16—Ger e i r'%“'kou'"f R R A . for Francisco. Arrived Jn 30—Ger stmr 5,& from Portll E: M 31—Schr 'm “:= AUS—Arrived Jan 81—Br L Ballerd. Henied: §1TBe stmr Housatonic, for San claco. v 'ROSALIA--Sailed Jan " Grays mm;n‘nn 24— Port Alflvd Jan fl-—GOP ship R ship Henrjette, from Ham| and Guaymas. —Arrived Jan 31—U § stmr Bu- :‘«'GA mhbflinlm“ ‘Hon- Jan 31—Stmr The- %fl%mumu a8t Bems out- ll York vis Queenstown. \MA—Arrived prior to aam Portland, Ore. | Twelve ° | | tormer- State Senator | charged with bribery, was -continued to | to carry the malil ' DEATH OF 1 WOMAN BOODLER FRENCH IS RESPITE! Illness ot Juror - Cause of Delay in Tria] of Ex-Sen "Sworn In to Hear the Evi- Jan. 3i.—The trial of SACRAMENTO, next Friday afternoon to-day" by Supe- rior. Judge E. C. Hart, and a speclal venire of thirty. talesmen to be ‘drawn .| from the general jury box was issued. This means that the trial of French will be commenced anew next Friday. Last Mbonday a postponement to to-day was ordered on account of thé illness of Juror D. M. Cox. This morning Jurors L. H. Plate’and J. H. Allen stated they had visited Cox and éxpresged the belief that 1t would be a long time before he would ba able to re-enter the jury box, if ever. . Judge Hart asked.if the attorneys wer utllnod with the statements of Plate and Allen and would acceot them in the -absence of a physician’s certificate as to Cox’s condition. Both .s{des announced their acceptance of the statements made. Judge. Hart then made an order dis- charging Cox’ from further duty, which was followed by. a discussion as to what course should he pursued. Frank D. Ryan of counsel for the defense was in, but District Attorney Seymour would noty consent and stood upon the law, be drawn in-such cases. Charles T. Jones, special counsel for the prosecu- tion, asked that the venire be drawn from the regular jury box, and the court made the order. The special ven' made returnable at 1:30 p. m: Friday. HORSES ON SNOWSHOES- . CARRYING THE MAIL Animals Make Trip on Time Wlth Aid of Novel - Device. - * Special Dispateh to The.Call. RENO,” Jan. 31.—Residents of Bodie and Lundy for the last ten days have been getting their mail in and -out across the snow and ice by means of horses mounted on- snowshoes. The snow in places is several feet decp and it was practically impossible for men It was finally de- cided to place snowshoes on the horses. At first the animals floundered around and could not make progress. How- ever, with practice they soon mastered 00 | the trick ‘of walking on the shoes and since. then the malls have been.sent through on time and not the least trouble has been experienced. —_————— SAN DIEGO BREAKS BOOM TIME RECORDS Books of County ounty Show Large Immber of Ream > - Transfers. : - . —_— ey Special Dispatch to The Call. . -.SAN DIEGO," Jan. 8L—All records for the filing of deeds in San Diego County were broken at’the County Recorder's office this month. When the office closed this evening just 1050 deeds had been re- cordeq. This Is seventy more deeds, than had ever before been recorded in any one -month in the history of the recorder’s office, the best previous record. being nine hundred ‘and’ elghty deeds’ which were recorded in one mhonth during.the boom times. Notwithstanding. the’ fact that the old record stood for many years thé general opinion is tha} the new mark will be surpassed betore pnsent year is. much. older. AROUSES § SUbPICIO 'Doctors Fail to Fmd Cause ‘of Her Demise and Send - Stomach to Chemist.- * @pecial Dispatch to The can,’ 5 RED BLUFF, Jan. 3l.—An inquest was held on the body of Mrs. John Ko- kole, who died suddenly Sunday at 1 o'clock while sitting on the steps of her home. No doctor was present when the summons came. cians were unable to find a single or- gan diseased, the contents of the wo- man's stomach have been sent to a chemist in San Francisco for analysis. After his report the Coroner’s jury will reconvene and bring in a verdict. _____-...—-——— PETALUMA MERCHANTS Guml)l WITH rmn. COIN Respond Quickly l‘l Liberally to Call for Cash for New Chamber ot Commerce. PETALUMA, Jan. 31.—The sum of $2000 was raised here in twenty hours for the purpose of placing the new Chamber of Commerce on a sound fin- anclal basis. Merchants and townsmen rupondod readily to the call for cash. ——t———— . " Attention is called to the 60th annual statement of the Connecticut Mutual Insurance Com w‘;feh ':hnwn? lplenxl.d‘.l {nerme in as- sets, In cash income, in surplus, insur- -ance written and insurance in force. * — and ‘Houngkong. on—m prior to Jan 31—Stmr Korea, S oao N lonolulu, Yo- m—-ug:: W Jan 31-Stmr Tre- o Jan Koent- B Guiied” fan Si—Stmr Rotterdam, for Ply- P APLES Ralled Jan $1—Stmr Caronts, for ""I.flffi"m 80—Stmr Prinz Oskar, from York. - Ag-a:#-‘-h via St Johns, N F; 5 [A—Arrived Jan 30—Stmr Ve e, from New York via g e LA S ‘Memoranda. Ger B i i - I : m:: Aecused of meery New ‘X 1o ‘]ié'4 dence Against Politician | ‘Frank French,. ENDS HER LIFE AT AGE OF 8 Oregon ‘Woman Born in 1821 - Hangs Herself in Barn at the Home of Her Daughter ILL HEALTH THE CAUSE Reaichgs Rafter by Climbing ‘to- Top' of a Pile of Wood and- Steps “to Her Death i ‘B‘neclll D.I!nflm The Call MYRTLE CREEK, Ore., Jan. 31L.—Mrs Gibbs, a ploneer resident of this place, committed sulclde about 10 o'clock Mon- day morning by hanging herself in the woodshed on her own premises. She was willing that & new juror should be sworn- which prescribes that a new jury may. | As the local physi-| 8 years of age. Her sulcldal act Is at tributed to her enfeebled mind, the result \of continued ill heaith attending her ad- vanced years. Mrs. Gibbs was residing with her daughter, Mrs. Jennie Duval, who was temporarily absent from home at.the time of her mother's tragic death. Returning home about 11 o’clock Mrs. Duval was horrified to find her aged mother suspended lifeless (n the wood- shed by & heavy mattress cord, one end tied securely to a rafter, the other end encircling her neck Mrs. Gibbs had managed to reach the rafter by climb- ing upon a.pile of wood from which sfie apparently - stepped to her death after adjusting- the noose around her neck. NEIGHBORS ROW ABOUT _ ~~GAS AND ONE IS SHOT Los Angeles Realty Dealer Shoots Business Rival Aft- . er Disagreement. .LOS ANGELES, Jan. 31.—J. H. Meen ock shot and serlously wounded George | K. Gwartney in the latter's office at 217 Mercantile place about 8 o'clock this ‘morning. Both are Teal estate agents. Gwartney was shot In ‘the head and through the right hand. It is thought the wounded man will recover. “Meenock ‘was arrested. The trouble between th: two men arose over the use of gas in the house in ‘| which both reside on West Seventh street. After emptying his revolver Meenock turned to leave the office, but was seized by the janitor of the buflding l'and held untfl the police arrived. ‘. Earthquake in San Jose. SAN JOSE, Jan. 31.—A slight earth- quake shock was felt in this city short- 1y ‘before 12 o’clock last night. BIDS ON PUBLIC WORK.—City Attorney Burke, y—terflly -dvued the -Board of Works that it can { receive bids for pubiic work without . taching the plans and specifi- cations to the proposals inviting the bids. SICK HEAIIAGHE s URICSOL .‘fl- Remed. T Rheumatism lnd all Urfe Acld hlcl. Contains Aleohol—Opiates—or- “Other 3Feda- OI‘IU by remqving Urle Aefd from the slx bomu for $5.00 are guaranteed to cure or money refunded. Get Free Booklet at . NO PERCENTAGE DRUG CO. © 7 . 949 Market St.. 8. F.. z or write to URICSOL CHEMICAL CO.. Los Angeles. Cal. visir DR. JORDAN'S anear i PILES! This Coupon is worth 25° To-DayOnly Any _ one presents a t store to-day one of ed to b PAPER VELOPES for 23e. 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B Ry 2t Ve B G F R For Eureka (Humboldt Bay)—Pomona, 1:30 P m:, Feb. 8 11, 17. 2, Mar. 1. Corona, 1:30 26, Mar. 4 S Aring Tvin. Pt T angetes anll Redondo). San Diego and Santa Barbara: For Ensenada, Magdalena Bay. San Jose del Cabo, Mazatian. Altata. 7, Santa Re- siia, Topolobampo, Guaymas (Mex.), 10 a. m., Tth of each month ALASKA EXCURSIONS (Season 1908)—The palatial Alaska excursion steamship !rkm it Jeave Tacoms. Seattie and Victoria June 7. uly A 3 o, Tur thae tifrmsation, obiats: foble: Right 1s reserved to change steamers or salling dates. TICKET OFFICES. { New Montgomery (Palace Hotel). 10 Market st. and Broadway wharves. FREIGET OFFICE, 10 Market st OAKLAND. 968 Bromdway. C. D. DUNANN, General Passenger Agent, 10 rket st., San Francisco. AMERICAN LINE. Plymouth—Cherbourg—Sout Philadel jueenstown—. ATLANTIC TRANSPORT L ._New York—London Direet. HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE. NEW YORK—ROTTERDAM, via BOULOGN®R RED STAR LINE. London—] Passenger Agent Pacific Coast, Post st. San Francisco TOYO KISEN KAISHA (ORIENTAL . S. C0.) Steamers will leave wharf, corner First 1 p. m.. for Yokohama Hongkong, calling at Homolulu, Kobe (Hiogo), Nasazakt and ghai, and connecting at with_steamers 8. 8. Nippon Maru, lne-dly e S. Hongkong Maru, 5 & "America. Marv. s-mmy, Ape. DIREOT i8S w Fawir A, for Tanftt, Feb. 3 11 & m. 8. 8. m‘. Honolulu, Saturday, Feb=