The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 18, 1906, Page 47

SIAY IN PORT | S VERY BRIEF Steamer Acapuleo Which Ar-| | rived Wednesday Takes De- parture for the Isthmus| HA MANY PASSENGERS e —— | Great Northern Liner Min- nesota Makes Yokohama | Much Damaged by Fire| sailed again When she was docked where her cargo removed to the ursd. vesterday y argo She carried gers and For New York—W Master W. H. M Schuldt, Sidney Star] Gerlach, Mrs Alejandro Nobr Dr. E. Forbes bright, Char sen, J. W. B. Estes an Fire on the Minnesota. The Great Steamship pany’s big esota arrived =% rore or less in dis- WHICH ARRIVED ON WEDNESDAY FROM PANAMA, tress on acc thought 7. PASSAGE. AND WHICH SAILED AGAIN YESTER- | to have done considerable damage below L CARGO FOR THE ISTHMUS. | decks 1 o stowed 1 been recomme: Weather Report. cargo will be discharged (120th Meridian—Pacific Time.) > S SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 17—5 p. m. o i S G The foliowing maximum and minimum tem- S Svenben vt peratures are reported for the previous da; The vessels on the quoted dat Nor stmr hr m e t Notes. Water From Feb 17—Scl r Phoe— ck, for San 17—Schr Snow 6|St. Louls. -....56-42| N FRANCISCO. lowing are the s Last 42| Washington mpared with those of same date la season, and rainfall in Jast twenty-four hour: This season. Last THE COAST RECORD. | bat and try to straighten out that little e 2 £ 3 s g 1 b i § 322383z B, = STATIONS. 3 3585:5 5~ E s 873 3 i3 B LI e 5 s T e ] $ -8 : worth, for > o reakwater Bark Amy Tur- r ~ 3 e 43 2t SW Cloudy Tr San Franc Y A 88 50 SW Cloudy .00 : a lint, @8 48 SB Clear .03 57 53 S5 Foggy .00 Fla s 52 22 SE Cloudy .00 NEWS OF THE OCEAN. xfcspfli:'?;: 3030 63 82 Mt Tam:\lpi!l@fl.fi 50 44 Matters of Interest to Marimers and for New York. D e e ot g Shipping Merchants. vea Feb 16—Stmr Mimne- | EPOPRIX -o;--30-10 12 46 : - mr America Maru, | B 3. % E 58 31 s : 4 Feb 15—Br bark 54 46 N . Francieco. 48 3¢ W & 16—Nor stmr TI- 54 42 S Cloudy .12 56 46 N Pt.Clay .14 ved Feb 7—Br stmr Mo- 50 NW, Clear | : € NE' Rain Fer stmr 3022 64 Cloudy Feb 16—Br stmr Obispo.30.28 64 Cloudy ver. n Diego....30.16 Clear stinr Ends- | Seattle . Rain : Spokane . Cloudy | Tatoosh Cloudy | Walla Walla Cloudy | Winnemucca oudy | Yuma Clear WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL FORECAST South; cloudy; maximum, 42 de- wum 36 degrees; snow on ground | essure has risen steadily over the' portion of the coest and conditions are Koenigen Suther- no Salled Feb 17—Stmr Rotter- dam, for X ork CHERBOURG—Salled Feb 1T York, for New York. led Feb 17—Stmr . 4 o Panama—120 Stmr New Finland, for | ligh Satied Feb 17—Stmr La Tourain: - weather. north of the Tehachapi, Nevada—Cloudy Sund: becoming more heavy rainfalls. in the afternoon. north winds San north winds. Coast—Cloudy Sunday, preceded by showers; ht uthwest winds, changing A. G. McADIE, District favorable Light showers are reported generally but there have been | saquin Valley—Cloudy Sunday; for fair Sunday will probably be partly cloudy, with clearing skies s, for New Yo _FORECAST FOR FEBRUARY 18, 1906 PLYMOUTH—Arriv Feb San Francisco and vicinity—Cloudy Sunday; n New York, for light southwest winds. Los Angeles and vicinity—Cloudy Sunday; Sailed Feb 17—Stmr Liguria, for | light west winds Sacramento Valley—Cloudy Sunday; light light to north. Forecaster. Feb 16—Stmr La Gascozme, from | Stmr Philadel- ; stmr Kroonland. for stmr_Koenig Albert, for : stmr Lucania, for Liver- aples and Genoa: stmr Cel- etc.; st Ethiopa, for Glas- Hamburg. aples, zow The heights given are in | 305,045 1bs cop- | ""PALERMO—Satled Feb 17—Stmr Calabra, | sign precedes the height and then the number 58 pk o~ given is subtracted from the depth given by g the charts. The plane of reference is the mean o wer low waters. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. R it ———— — J ore in; eted cargo on Movements o Steamers. Saturday, Febru t weather = = Reed. 34 bours from PHILADELPHI Fel 16.—The Br steamer i Thwing. wes run the Br bark Anna- | Bteamer, From. | Dus sona off Marcus Hock to-day. The bark’s stem | - »erg, 21 hours from Fort wisted above the water line, several | F. Leggett....| Humboldt . |Feb. 18 buckled on the port sid: of how, and | S. Barbara...| Seattle ... iFeb. 18 Crangle, 12 hours ken on starboard side of bow; also | Sea Foam. ..| Mendocino & Pt. Arena.Feb. 18 e~ it rboard anchor stock Coron | Humboldt . Feb. 18 fchr Estber Bubne, Olsen, 17 days from {OHAMA. Feb. 16.—The steamer Minne- | Arctic. Humboldt Feb. 15 Harbor. o arrived from Seattle and reports that | Breakwater.. | Cocs Bay . Feb. 18 General Banning, Thomas, 29 days from | & voyage fire broke out in cargo in the | Senator...... | Portland & Astoria Feb. 18 third hold: the was badly damaged: | Weilington... | Oyster Harbor ........|Feb. 18 5 Thayer. Peterson, 16 d-vs from | survey recommend: t cargo be discharged. | Rejdar. - | Oyster Harbor . |Feb. 19 Grays Harbor. PORT TOW Feb. 17.—Bark Coloma | Newburg. | Grays Harbor Feb. 19 , But not sighted sinc v afternoon. Indi- | G. Lindauer..| Grays Harbor . |Feb. 19 cot are she Wi vessel which collided | Siate of Cal.. | San Diego & Way Pts.|Feb. 18 R with the Br ship Clesie off Neah Bay on the | (nehalis. | Grays Harbor . ey 1% = & =S ::nv—unr_\ 17. 16 h.s{f,\'." vessel put to sea on account | Bonita. o ‘[ Newport & Way Borts.|Feb. 1§ Stmr Coos Ba: San easterly : = Roanoke. .| Portland & Way Ports. Feb. 10 " Stmr Pomons. Swanson, Eu P C Time Ball. | ey, [san - x;::: N ‘rAn(“‘E:"\.!T i, Mamabae h Hydrographic Office, U. §. N., Mer- | Thtania | Nanaimo {Feb, ey B . S hants’ Exchange, San Francisco, Cai. | Northland gflr";nd S -...|Feb. err 1 o e Satgrday, Feb. 17, 1906 | Hamburg Vay Ports. Feb. kAN Jukeas. i, ¥ 3+ D-| e Tyme Ball on the tower of the Ferry | | Gravs Harbor . Feb. Borcciel % SAYLED 1ding was dropped exactly at ncon to-day, - | Honolulu .. |Feb. Sats February 17 .. noon of the 120th meridian, or at § - | Puget Sound Ports....|Feb. Pureka, Jessen Eureka ¥ 18- 15 'm. Greenwich time. J. C. BURNETT, H - | San Pedro . {Feb. Pomons, Bwanson, Eureks. Lieutenant, U. N., in charge. Humboldt 3 sl o gy —— | Les Angeles Ports Acspulco, Trask. Ancon. et Sun, Moon and Tide. 5 e Tork vie Ari g e B | United States Coast and Geodetic Survey— | China & Japan ... L e Time and Height of High and Low Waters | New York via Ancon s at Fort Point, entrance to San Francisco | Lentralia. Grays Harbor .... e g = Bay. Published by official authority of the | Cascade...... | Portland & Astoria . . R - G35 superinter.dent Pomona | Humbolds . o Ry NOTE—The high and low waters occur at | Homer. - | San Pedro . g the city front (Mission.street wharf) about 25 | Manchuria... | China & Japan . 2 Willapa Harbor. | minutes than at Fort Point; the height | ¥. Kiiburn... | Portland & Way Ports. |Feb. 22 ~ Nilson, Hilo of tide is the same at both piaces. | Pomo. . ... Point Arena & Albion.|Feb, 22 B Sunr i Townsend = [ Sania Eosa . San Dieko & Way Porte Fob. 23 Tug Sea Rover Thompson, Graye Harbor, to EUEDAY. ¥E8- 18 M. F. Plant.. . Coos Bay & Pt. Orford. Feb. 22 tow mew etmr Tiverton to San Francisce. | Coos Bay | San Pedro & Way Pts.|Feh, 23 Tk Deflance. James, Monterey, with schr | SuR Tises Jtainier - | Seattle & Bellingham.. Feb. 23 E g Sun wets . Seattle & Tacoma. {Feb. Bantiaso 0 0% e APHIC, Moon rises . Portland & Astorla . .. |Fen 25 POINT LOBOS, Feb. 15—10 b. m.—Weather | = | Time Puget Sound Ports ... |Feb. 25 foggy: wind south: velocity 4 miles per hour. | 2 - Ft Willapa Harbor ... 0 |Feb: 25 ’ DOMESTIC PORTS 3 Low Sydney & [Feb. 26 EUREKA—Arrived Feb 1i—Power schr | = Mexican Por {Feb. 2§ Corintktun, hence Feb 15 | Ealled Feb 16—Stmr Corona, for San Fran- TO SAIL. "‘E“E’A‘rr-rfirAm\ea Feb . 17—tr Queen, 2 Beetation. - | Saltet Pier, n eb 14. B Cted Feb 17, § a m—Simr Excelsior, for | February 18, i vaidez. Redodo... | Asicrla & Portland! 4 pm!Pler 2 Eatied Feb 17—Stmr Umatilla, for San Fran- : xguctt. | Los Angeles Ports.| 4 pmiPler 2 4 zabet! oquilie River 5 e LLINGHAM—Arrived Feb_lj—Schr ¥ J | = H. Dotlar.. | Astorin & Portiand/12 “mbies 23 Wood, from San Pedro. | TNOTE-In the above exposition i the tides | 5. Rosx. San Diego & Way| 9 am Pler 11 Saijeé Feb 15—Schr M Turner, for San Pedro. | the carly morning tides wre given in the left | Coos Bay...' San Pedro & Way.| 9 am!Ples 11 — | hand column and the successive tides of the day in the order of occurrence as to time: the fourta time column gives the last tide of the day, except when there are but three tides, as sometimes occurs. addition to the soundings of the United States | Coast Survey Charts, except when a minus (—) | anad the question Is hanging fire. | on Uncle Hank's payroll recefved their | but it looks as though most of them will | ¥ | 3500 Gl Mohawk. | 1500 Jim Butler. | 1200 Chio, ot | Men, Be Manager Hanlon of the Reds, However, Demands $3000 for Release of Pitcher SQUABBLE MAY FOLLOW Members of the San Fran- cisco Team Receive Con- tracts/ for Coming Year e Joe Corbett is once again thrust into the Hmelight of public criticism and this time the old baseball star seems to be more in demand than ever before. Both Andrew Clunie, manager of the San Francisco team, and Edward Hanlon, head of the Cincinnati layout, want him to twist 'em over this season. There is a difference of $3000 between the magnates | Hanlon was the manager of the Brook- lyn team when Corbett had a contract with the nine of the city of churches. ‘When Joe signed up with St. Louis Han- lon generously loaned him to that club, thinking he was all in. He did the same | thing when Morley wanted Joe, but as the latter pitched many a startling game for each club the Brooklyn magnate figured he might still be some good, and, accord- ing to the national agreement. he retained his claim, which is still good. Clunie now wants Corbett. He had a talk with Joe a few days ago and began to frame up terms. Corbett wired Hanlon to find out about the proposition and dis- covered that the Cincinnati manager de- manded $3000 for his release. This s a big sum to pay for any ball player and consequently when Clunie re- ceived the news he was under the im- pression that Hanlon was trying to “put one over” on him. He is fuming and rag- ing about this at the present time, but cannot see any way out of it right now. Corbett wants to get back into the game | badly, and, as San Francisco is his home, | he naturally figures on coming here. He savs he is in good shape and can pitch as effectively as ever. As Joe has always been a great drawing card here, the fans will naturally boost for him, but in the meantime some one will have to go to the Y What's the use of dragi like a man of spirit. & you gr ve. ply of youthful energy. Let me chest out and your head up and say me give you back that old feeling of can do it, so that in two months yo: slow _and poky as you do now. Nature started you with a cons good until you are eighty and you electricity is vitality Your Eilectric Belt has restored my power and I have no_nervousness or pain of anv kind. LEE A. HULEN. Volta, Cal. 1 was cured of kidney and liver com- plaint of 30 years' standing. 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One pleasure a girl is sup- 1 05| 500 N Star, b 500 Jim Butler.1 021 1000 Ton N _Star 2000 Jumbo Ex .. 24 300 West End. 1400 Mont Ton....2 05, 500 West End. 610¢ Ohlo 50/1500 West End. 50, s CLOSING QUOTATICNE posed to .have when she marries is the i privilege of cutting any of the family A it BI4.ASk. | friends whom she doesn’t like. and Belmont, 3 05 25|Mispan Ex .. 18 _ | while some of them may think ‘il: Salifornia -* 20 Z|Mon Pusburg_ 19 _ 21 | “queer,” no one who is at all au fait Gold Anchor.1 45 —| Mont Ton....2 %0 2 85 | in social usage will feel insulted. i S BRIDE 1S DISAPPOINTED. Home Con .. — 49 50| 14 is whispered that Miss Alice, who Ina Tonope . 1 ® 10045 girl of very strong opinions, had Jim Botler! O%b % | exercised this prerogative to a consid- MacNamara.. 44 —|West End. 10 2 15 | erable degree, but that when her fath- Goldfield District er, who had gone at the long list with Adams 10 11{Jumbo Ex ... 24 —|the “big stick” looked over what re- Agar i el 81 —|mafned he found that a lot of people % o Lo s 2 —|hom he felt obliged to ask on ac- Biue Bell 0315 —| May 25 — |count of his official position had been Blue Buil 0915 10 Mohawk 4 —|omitted from the original. There may Booth s+ 52 B8 = — % | have been discussion and some pout- e " 15 20/Red Lion .... — 08|use. The President belongs as much Dm B Btte C 50 52 Red Top ....1 80 - — | to his party and country as to his fam- Dixle ....... 08 (7iRed Top Ex.. 6% 07|y, and there are people whose feel- Gldng G et e 55 Sandeorm ... —- 1350 | Ings must not be hurt even if she wants Goldfield Min T4 ver Pick. 1+ 15| t> cut them out of her list of acquaint- Great Bend.. 24 —|Vernal .. . o7 tslances. And so political, State and so- Iulito JEON) NS cla! reasons governed the final shaping T Betipse of the list whether Miss Alice was will- i~ Btk | g ing or not. That is one of the disad- y . 02 —|Gold Bar . -3 | B iwx 06 —|Lige Harria.. 02 02% | vantages of being a daughter of the Bulite N Bk 27 28 Mont Bulltrog 04 ©3 | President of the United States and a Den Bullfrog.1 V‘:"; —.M Shoshn Ex. 24 — | White House bride. Dn Blfg Anx 17 18 0Orig Bulifrog. 21 22| "p; regard to the gown Mrs. Long- SreriiEn P corth was married in, she had to put 14 15 w0 e i g up with some disappointment, and for Es a gxmnfxrv, ;::,";.‘:‘l 02 | the Same reason that affected her wed- eranza .. ymaster ... — A Beperanza L O O Ry master i’ @ (ot | ding list—her father’s public position. Nev Sunshine — 281 When she was in the East with the Taft — | party she had presented to her by the Empress Dowager of China Oriental ) . February 19. 8 | stuffs as beautiful as those worn by J. Higgins. .| Los An:lek: Ports, f m»g‘ier the Quecn of Sheba herself before Sol- G. Dollar...| Grays Harbor ....| 4 pm Pler ier Wiré. iuchs staffyi anine Roa: Angeles Ports.| 5 pm|Pi Omoh. Roangke | Hozet Mouna Porie./1i bm{biet » | one could have bought in Europe. such Samoa. ... Los Angeles Ports.|10 am|Pier 2 |stuffs even as money cannot buy in Coronado...| Grays Harbor .....| 2 pmiPler 10| China. Though the world has been Aurella. .A'l“-“fl"r:.rl;?‘;:;“‘spmjfi" tramping through China and though e ¥ : Northland..| Los Angeles Ports.| 5 pm|Pler Europe and America have owned, since Corora Humboldt . 11:30 p/Pler the sacking of the Peking palace, some Breakwater | Coos Bay, |5 pm|Pler §|of the great art treasures which were N, Marnt- [/ oh X Ed o 1 pmiPler 40 | there, rare stuffs of the costliest Orien- 8 Monica. | O Angeles Poris.|......|Pler 3 |tal weaves seem to have escaped atten- Tormeod: | Seattle & Tacoma..| 3 pmiPler § | tion, probably because the looters were Taqua. Willapa Harbor ..110 am(Pler 2 [ men who did not appreclate the beauty and value of textiles. As a result Miss February 21. 3 ‘Alice came home from the East with | Point Arena 4 pm Pier Sea Foam.. o wEERknl we porBael NZveale ldt . 9 Py .. Hiimer Eoos Bay APkr 2 | gems of silk given her by China’s Em- Chiehalls.. | Grays Harbor ....l.....IEMr 2 | press such as would drive an ordinary B . & s et razy with delight. % toria & Portland|/11 am|Pi woman ¢ Senater | Grave Harbor ... 2 pmiPler Naturally she was anxious to utilize Centralia.. | Los Angeles Ports.|10 am Pier these exquisite stuffs for her wedding Cascade. .| Los Angeles Portg.| 4 pmiPier 2| gress und she had so planned it. and Py 20 1 e 3] evei had had the design for hesices: Dt 3 miPler 11 | tume worked out for her. As soon as | N. Forl 9 am Pler 20 | the President heard of this, however, G, Lindauls, ----) 2 pm/Pler 2| pe exercised his veto prerogative and State of Cal| San Die€o & Way.| § amiPler 11 | put an end to her dream of being mar- i = Tlea & i tuffs the world h Pomona. ...| Humboldt . 1:30 pipier | Tied n the Tichest stuffs the as Vanguard..| Humboldt . 112 ‘miPler 27 | produced. The wedding has become a i | ndtional affair against his wllsheudm‘n M. F. Plant| Coos --o--...| 4 pmiPler 11 | he has good naturedly acquiesced in Ahi::éd.. ;‘&n:.\r;l? w Mb‘on.u“l 2:1;'.:’, ?, the interest manifested throughout the Umatilla Puget Sound Ports/11 am(Pler g | country, an interest which he appre- City Para..| N. Y. via Ancon..!12 “m|Pler 4¢ | clates as being due both to. his own F. Kiiburn. | Fortiand & Way..| 2 pmiPler 20 | popularity and to his daughter's charm. Cotumbta. . | Asicria, & P";‘rmd{" amipier 24 GOWN OF AMERICAN MAKE. . & do ! . tely, when he put the matter - China & Japan. ortunately, Dotte:-o” | Sentile & Tacoma:.| § bm/bier 30 | betore Miss Alice, she saw the wisdom Rainier....| Seattle & Be'ham.| 4 pmlPier 10 | of 1t from his paint of view and agreed TTLE. with him that the daughter of the Pres- ___FROM SEATILE | jgent of the Unitcd States must be mar- Stiamer. .} Deitiation, 7] Shue? | led T’ aimows wholly ;made I fhe F 4 tly an order ity..| Skagway & Way Ports. TUnited States. Consequen! Cottage ClLy- | Choke Inict & wu“?'f-'gft 2L | was given to a Paterson mill, and the Santa Clara. .. Seward & Way Ports...|Mar. 1 | fabric for the gown was made from a ————— The Bishop of Perth has gone home to England for a short rest from the heavy work and anxiety of the admin- | Onc hears, for instance, consideradle istration of his great diocese, which | ralk about Mrs. Longworth's trousseau spreads over all Western Australia, an | being beyond her father's mm:ml. area of nearly 1,000,000 square miles. | point of fact, however, the . = special pattern. There are various trimmings, numer- ous little side Issues, to the wedding. velts (that is, not only the as a whole), although not enormously wealthy, have enough to live comfort- ably, fashionably and richly. Moreover, they have been with about evervthing that she needed, excepting her personal wear, and so th family have practically centered their gifts en her trousseau. 1t had to be a complete and handsome one, because during the time which she {will spend in Washington after her honcymoon she will be the guest of all the Embassadors and Ministers, and while she is not an American Princess in reality, she will have to live up to that title just as if it belonged to her by rightdand have her wardrobe ready to meet everv requisite. Moreover, when she goes abroad she will be en- tertained by titled families and royalt and she must be prepared for that, too. While she was prevented by her press of China, she wifl make use of them in some stunning tea gowns. One of these is a yellow gown of China silk shirred at the shoulders. draping looszly to the feet, and embroidered around the bottom with gold dragons. A space for the head to slip through is cut in the center of the shawl, and in such a way that it falls with a point back and front and over each shoulder. the effect being extremely beautiful. Another shawl is used in the making of a pink tea gown in kimono effect, the caught under the arm and falling in chiffon underskirt. X Pres- | ident’s immediate family, but the clan | :ware that the presents | from outsiders would provide Miss Alice | father from having the wedding gown | made of the exquisite Oriental shawls | presented to her by the Dogawer Em- | shawl being draped from the shoulder, | long, graceful lines to the bottom of the | 4430 Bakersdeld .. % ermore, Stook- Valley 99?}1!,'. Placerville, ed Bluff .... 4089 mestows, seand dvgels... 408m Atlantic Express—Ogden and East. ' Ja Richmond, Port Costa, Martines | and Way Stations (+Concord) ... ,-z | 10.204 Valicjo, Datly. Naps, Sunday oniy 7 1 Los Angeles Passenger—Port Costa, Martinez, Byron, Tracy, Lathrop, Stockton, Merced, Raymond, Fresno, Goshen Junc- tioa, Haaford. Lemoore, Vinalls, g 8.40aNlles, San Jose, Liv: ton (tMilton), Tone, Sacramento, ! Angeles 4" Limited —Omaba, | Chicago, Denver, Kausas City... | 11.40A Ntles, San Jose and Way Stations. __2- #1.00p8acramento River Steminers 11 208 Port Costa, Martinez, Byron, Fracy. Modesto, Merced, Fresno .. 12.08» 3.40p Bentcta. Winters, Sacramento, Woodisnd, Knights Laoding. Marysville and Orovills aad Way Statlons , San Ramon, anta Ross . Stockton, Lodt. lles, Irvington, s-n{ Tos sno, Tulare, P Hayward, RTINS | Naps, Cal | 4.00p Niles, Trac 4,407 Hay ward, Jovs. Livermors ¥ B.00P The Owl Limi! Banos, Mendot: Bakersileld, Los Angeles. ........ 8488 6.00pGolden State Limited—E! Paso, Kansas St. Louls aad osta, Benicia, Sut- 3un, SACTAMENLO ..eeeeneee - wee TIEN Express— aba, Chicago, Kansas C 8t. Louls, . Sacramenta, Reno, Sparks, Montello, Ogden .. 12. ’flpna-,mm Viles and San Jose ...... @ .00P Reno Passenger— Costa, Be- ol Sufsun, mirs, Dixon, | amen: Hazen, Tono~ pah, Goldfieid snd Keeier....... 7.088 2009 Val. Crockett and Way Sta- tions, Sunday only.........c.cen VI-28A oruia Express—Sac- ! Mar Redding, i get and East. 8.48a | Tles and San Jose (San- PR 111484 N asees Gasaer arket Street.) COAST LI ! (Foot of | "818 Newark, Cent: e, San Jos Felton, Boulder Creek, Sani and Way Stations New Almad Boulder Creek, | Principal Way Station 4.16p Newark, San Jose, Los G 8.45pHunters Tratn— (Saturday only) San Jose and Way Stations. $7.590 [+ AST LINE (liroad Gauge). (Third and Townsend Streets.) 8.10A San Jose aad Way Statlon: 7.00ASan Joss and Way Stations. 8.00aNew Almaden (Tues., Fri., oniy) 8.00AThe Coaster—San Jose, Salinas, San Ardo, Paso Robles, Sants Margarits, San Lufs Obispo, Guadalupe, Gaviota, Sants Bar- bara, San Buenaventura, Ox) Barbank, Los Angeles 8.00AGHIroy, Hollister, Pajaro, Castro- ville, Del Munte, Pacific Grove, Surf. Lompoc oy e 9.00aSan Jose, Tres Pinos, Watsonville, | Capitols, Santa Cruz, Pacific ! Geove, Salinas. San Luis Obispo d Principal Way Stations San Jose and Way Stations San Jose and Way Station 16m San Jose and Way Stations PDel Monte Express—San | San Jose, Watsomyh Cruz, Del Moute, Monterey PacificGrove ............... 43.00P Los Gatos, Wright, Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz, via Santa Clars and Narrow Gauge . 3.30pSouth San Francisco, San Jose, Gilroy, Hollister, Tres Pinos. 4.30P San Jose and Way Stations +5 00P Santa Clara, San Jose. Los Gatos, 30P SanJose and Principal Way Stations .45p Sunset Express—Eed wood, San Jose, Gilroy, Salinas, Paso Robies, San Lats Obispo, Santa | Barbara, Los Angeles, Deming, | El Paso, New Orleans .. | 5.45PEl Paso, Kansas City, St. Louts, Chicago.-. 4 5.45pPajaro, Watsonville. Capitola, Santa ' Cruz, Castroville, Del Monte, Pacific Grove. 18.15PSan Mateo, Beresford, Belmont, San Cs Redwood, Fair Oaks, Menjo Park, Palo Alfo. 8.30PSan Jose and Way Station; 8.00P Palo Alto and Way Statlos 11.30PSouth San Francisco, Milibrae, | lingame, San Mateo, Belmont, s. os, Redwood, Fair Oaks, Menlo P 4.19» 12160 10.45a i 17. 10 10.300 ark and Palo Alto . .o 11.30pSaturdays only for Mayfeid, Moun- taln View, Sunnyvale. Lawrence, Santa Clara and San Jose 19.45» OAKLAND HARSOR FERRY ( Foot of Market St.) Daily except Sunday, 7.10, 9.00,11.00 A.w. 1.30, 3.30, 5.30 ». ». Sunday only, 7.30 9.00.10.304. ».; 12.00w., 1.30, 3.00. 4.30. 6.00, 7.30 P.w. A for Morning. P for Afternoon. 4Sunday excepted :Sunday only. Monday only. §Daliy. and stops at ail stations on Sunday. | | CALIFORNIA NGRTHWESTERN RY. C& | | Tiburom Ferry. Foot of Market Styeet. | | SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAF. "\EER';\-\YH:.W. 9:00 & m.; u&i‘fi | _5:10, 6:30 p. m. | SUNDAYS—8:00, 9:30 a. m.; 12:35, 3:30. 8:10, 6:30 p. m. SAN RAFAE! SAN FRANCISCO. WEEK DAYS— 233, 7:50, 9:20 & m3 12:50, 3:40, 5:00, 5:20 p. m. | SUNDAYS—6:05. 8:00, 8:16, 5:40 & m., 3:40, 4:50, 5:00, 5:20, 6:30 p. m. —— ‘Wanted for Robbing Postofice. Elliott Craig, aged 15 years, was ar- rested yesterday avenue by Deputy United States Mar- shal R. de Lancie on a charge of hav- ing broken into the postoffice at Lark- spur some time ago. The arrest was made on complaint of Postoffice Inspec- tor Dennie Coyne, who has charge of the case. RAILWAY TRAVEL. California Limited T.(hzn-dn-Dv- With For Stockton, Merced, Fresno, | Hantora. Vieslts. Bixerstieia; 00 P. M. and Intermediate pointd. 30 A. M.—California Limited, 3 days to Chi- cago. Leaves every day. Direct connection to Grand Canyon. 9:30 A. M.—Valley Limited for Stockton, Mer- ced, Fresno_ Hanford, Visalia, Bakersfleld and points on Sierra Rallway. 10:55 A. M.—For Stockton, Riverbank, Oakdale | and points on Sierra Railway. 4:00 P. M.—For Stockton, Fresno and inter- medfate points. $:00 P. M.—Overland Express for Denver, Karsas City. Chicago and Grand Canyon. TICKET OFFICES—653 Market street and Ferrv Depot, San Francisco: 1112 Broadway, Oakland: 21 South First street, San Jose. 7o SAN RAFAEL, NORTH FIRE711132 NI /L. VALLEY, Y1) A CAZADERO, Etc. S Via Saasalito Ferry, SUBURBAN SERVICE. STANDARD GAUGE. Jresk days and Sundeys at 7:00 (ex. a. m. 12:20 *1:45. *3:15, 4:33, 5:13, 5:30, $:30, %:13, 9:00, 10:15 and 11:35 p. m. *Runs to San Quentin. For Fairfax, week days—7:45 a. m., 5:15 m. daily except Sunday; and 3:15 p. m. Sezdaye: caly. . Bundeys, sed Belidaye—7.4y a m. afternoon on Grant | | _Leave | _In Effect Artive | _San Fran Oct. 8, 1905. | San Fran. | Week | Sun- | Destina- | Sun. | Week | Days. | days. | tion. da | Ta ! | Napa. Novato, Petaluma, and Santa Rosa. S0 Sams e P E Fulton. g i Windsor. ) Healdsburg. 410:‘.‘]..”. Lytton. Geyserville. 5 7:30 " 8:20p Chwsointa. - 10:40 a[10:23 & | | Springs and _ Jkiah for Vichy Springs, Diiah, ke, Laura Deil Lake, Witter Upper_Lake. Fomo, Potter Valley, Joha Lierly's, Hullville, Orr's Hot Springs, | way House, Comptche, Hopkins. Mendocino City, Fort Bragg. Westport and Usal: at Wi lits for Hearst and Sawyers: at Sherwood for Fort Brags, Cahto, Covelo, Laytonville, Cum~ | mings, Bell's | land, Dyer, Ga: Scotia_and . Harris, Hul Fruit- rberville, Camp 5, Pepperwood, Saturday and Monday round-trip tickets at reduced rates. On Sunday—Rcund-trip tickets to all poimus beyond San Rafael at half rates. Ticket office, 650 Market st.. Chronicie build- §as. AGLER. R. X. RYAN. Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt. MT.TAMALPAIS RAILWAY WESL DATS Leave S. F. 9350 A » 145 » o Arrive S. F. 10:45 A 3 2:55,6:22 g SATURDAY ONLY 4Lv.S.P. 435 pa Ar. S. F. 11:25me | | !