The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 30, 1906, Page 7

I ner Brmqs Many Pass- engers From the Orient. ‘\rm}' Tl'allsporl Thomas Arrives From the Ph:lippines. Korea, Cap- terday morn- Among the pas- Rand ant forth aiian and the their with Ma e air » the il n dech Transport Thomas Arrives. was mustered out seeing brought rs arrived on F. H: Ad- Miss Lucilie Dagiel H Mrs. Edward Mrs p ¥, OUwen i & K. Cole, Captain J Cutts and. enildren, Dean and L. Dibble Li ant ! d, R nlp'; children, T. Hodv id ¢ son_an hild, 3 T J tioss and Sox, Mrs. William Huxk?}berr Gordon John- | child, John .- Kitchell, two vhildren, h, William- P. M J. J. Meade, Mr: d children, Mrs. Wi Mise Margaret Orr, 1 Pa Claude B, Phelp: Phillips, . M. Plerce, 3. €& Regar 5 Mrs. H. e (.hrmv . C, Goodioe, Mrs. G. C. o, Mre. J. H. Hesse and ‘children, Clarence Holmes, Mis€ Johnson, Mrs: W. H: Mears, R. H. Rhoades, A Manuel, Relie R. ". Schwerin Is Ont Again. ip andise on. equoia Movements - of her on 3 !'var“.a bday Steamers. A preside " Paglfic of the Joll abbut aga Shippizgz Notes. Wanderar from Kobe o & 'v,pm TO._SATL. Towid Boaita R Doliar an & Atidon| ha,- hence Mar 27. ¥la Ancon. .| UTH Bn\x)——Arfl\'ed May 28—Stmr ome & Bt Michne! arsuifield, he 2 Portiand & Way..| i pmlje BURBKA- Salled May -Stmr Pasa- Hramadt . 1130 pibier 5 gena and stmr San Pedro, for San Fran. yewborz.... |Graye. flarbor, 2 mairier 161 Fin o Eranti. e stairBennote, £ Rosy ou Disgo & War. 10 o . T LR | e e o "'"‘ il | iy Kureka, hence X. Fork.... {9 am 29—Sche Emma Claudina, Rainter | 4 pmj for San Francisco. g 1 SAN PEDRO—Arrived. May 2$—Stmr | ’H‘”;{B:i‘arx | :\ anwr y‘l glme rr\vd)m E )é 5 1 er 40 | i} Ay : 2! tm: < Umatiila. ... .n mn,'m»r o Hpd r Restios. the fany Bareaéosis . (Astorin & [ortianditl amipier 34 | p ATTIved: May 28—Schr Ivy, from Coos WEDATSDAY, MAY Arrived May 20—Stmr San Gabriel, from $ua rises. . 5 mpgua RiVi Sun spts. .. Salled May 2! —stmr Centralta and stmr Mogn sets Helen P. . for San Francisco; schr Sun, Moon and Tice. L | United States ‘Coast and Geodetir Survay—_Time aud u-.fnu of Tidex at Fort Polat, Tront (M is<ion-street: wharfy add 25 minutes, ¥ot City fl Tan 30 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRI\'LD. Stmr Navarro, .‘lc«bp w Burek sunr Newport, Chelems, 30 holirs from Bureka. Tuesd; Stmr_Chico, lurfln, 51 hours from Co- jile River. Stmr Aurella, Brickéon;’ from Honoluly, twow. with ‘schr Astoria. 1 Stmr Rosectans, chonflki l rey 3n | -Stmr Gu-hh. Olsen, n hours rmm Del-. | Mar Landing. v, May 28, hours from . ay, May 20, 85 hourl from | for Butca Harbor SUNSHINE CAUSES KOREA'S PASSENGERS TO MISTAKE FARALLONES FOR ICEBERG 3 ¢ struct’a lock canal.” |arafted an exhaustive | was submitted to the Senate tod the chief. |arguments made in favor of the lock |canal that Congress intended that should be ; Minority Report of Senate Committee Before Congress. N‘eutra.hty Proposed - as the Means of Defense on Isthmus. May WASHINGTO: 29.—In f{ts recommmendation of the construction of § a | Panama, lock canal across the Isthmus of the minority of the Senate committee on interoceanic canals has report which Chairman Millard. One of is that the Spoonor act shows the type, although the authority to decide was conferred upon the Presi- dent. The minority s “The President, having taken the; advice of competent enzineers and. off the canal commission, has Tecom- mended that it is advisable to con- The minority declares that the only _question presented is whether Con- gress shall annul ‘the action of the resid=nt ar shall simply hold its hand WEATHER BUREAU REPORT. e Department g _E 3 R H STATIONS. 3 %= = 5 35 £ - E= -3 - . ] E H ) XE Daln L0 w a0 ¥. Flant, Nelson, 40 hou days 0 howrs 1142 daye from 1u. in tow of stmr Rosecrans. SAILED. Monday . Dunhani, Jusnaventurs “Seattle. rom, Al rbourne, Cresce: Monter , Port Harfy tow . Port ord, RAPHIC. POINT LOBOS, Ma 10 Weather « ind west; velocity 4 miles i p. m stations of the state that the mr Wat- vak, for Good Barbara, mr Dora, ~— Schr —Schr Ariel, \\x\‘(!.o\\ pYe Searles, f1om San e PPIA—Arrived — Arrived l'()]{l' TOWNSEND- Schr Defiance, Arrived Mas from Guayinas 20— Stmr Czare Atrived \h) May 26 Arrived Mas 28-Stms Whittier. hence 6—Stmr Nome City, hence erton, for San San hence May May r0. —Senr Liy, =Sty amn Jennie, he \m l\ ship Llew- 3 Morse, hence Mar —Arrived prior to g prit 12 May Atrived prior t, from Comox. to d hence Mas 29, ship Bal® ‘red J..Wood. for Bellingham. BANDON—Arrived May 28—Sch? Lizzie Pnen‘ hence M. Safled .May 28—Stmr Ellxabflh. for Snn‘ l“‘mmlno Salled May 29—Schr Oregon, for San Francisco. Arrived May 2 —Sehr Ruby, hence May. 7. Passed ‘May- 20—Stmr_Chehalis, Mag ?{1‘ for dnvs e e y B F‘o-m. for San Francisco, TATOOSH—Passed . inward May 28— Nor stmr Tellus, hence May 25, for Na- naimo. Pasked in May ”-Br stmr gmpm,, of lean. from Hongkong. assed outward fi.n 29—Stinr Watson, | rrom Seattle, for Nome. 1 EVEBETT—Slflod my 29—Schr Annie | o sm&l,{" O %nn—‘fmm May gg...‘ '"“ém ’"é"uea B y 8 : (o; fi““ ey 2m chr R C. | b ¥ e 'i:l?;‘ Md.gh"_“ :_:h& :} ;{e, ngnh:'fl; ¥ Stmr Melville Dollar, i nu(hlh“)‘ for | Port- Harfor R MANILA—. rrlved ; Ship Star ! MBLE—Saued May %—Schr | {!-—sxltmr Clear o] -00 {the dam and locks at Gatun, and the <00 minority o \I'h?lmlng that the dam Will be as 10| fitm as the everlasting hills. 00 th winds. District Forecaster. and. from Oregon. “rancisco. FOREIGN PORTS. IDE—Arrived prior to May 28— fram Fremantle; Br bark . from Chemainus. OA BAY—Arrived prior to May hip Wilhelriine, from Chemainus. ROSALIA—Arrived prior to s—Bark Coloma, from Port.Town- send San Diego. YOROHAMA—Arrived May - 28—Jap | stmr Nippon Maru, hehce May 10, via tionolulu JRIA, B. C.—Arrived )‘h Tellus, hence May. 1= going to load - tirodick DELA . Semy 5 Saifed May 26—Br stmr nceouver. 14—Br stmir Strath- more. SAIG Br stmr Tot- Mar wllnd April 12— . for cohama. v VPAR\!\O»RaJm] stmr Jlivria, for Yokoh: ¥ fiPnespd May 28—Br stmr Isle 1 F¥né. for Savona. : ved April {—Br stmr raiso, ‘and_sailed tes TYNF—Arrived May 12—Br stme Ty- meric. from london. NEWCASTLIL. Anltrfll(n—'n port May ° Fr bark Versailles. for San Franciseo. May 15—Br . stmr 29 — Ger Y-In__port Tkfeld. for Newcastie, Austratia, and | Honolulu. LONDON—In Cambrenne. for NEW WES NSTE ~Arrhed May ’! - tmr flenley. from U'nion Bay. TORTA—Arrived May 20—Br stmr ‘1 Empress of Japan. from Hongkong. QCEAN STEAMERS. NEW YORK—Arrived: May 29—Stmr Vaderland., {rom Antwerp; stmr Maip, | froni Bremen; stmr Kronprinz Wilkelm, from Bremén. Salled May 20_Stmr Friederich der Gro: from Bremen. Ari M ""«Flmr Grosser “Kurs fuerst. from QU I"I‘\SFO“'\ -— Arn\(-d May and- vicinity—Fair 1$140,000,000. and allow. the Pre ent {0 exdrcise the power which has heretofore been con- térred upon him. The report argues “that the plan is well balgneed; for it take just about the same time to constract the dam, excavate for the tocks and build the locks as it-does to make the need- ed excavation ' through the Culebra Agriculture— | cut, -a-period-of not more-than seven and a half years. Everything else to be : done—the ‘three dams forming Lake Sosa, the dam and lock at Pedro | Miguel-—cannot -be within this time." * The cost 6f the canal Is estimated at “'This' includes every- thing but the sanitation .and it coutse, in¢ludes the equipment already completed . well purchased and In preparation for con- - struction already made: The - central feature of the plan is. says the evidence is over- Testi- mony of engineers is quoted to refute criticisms " of the dam. Concerning the danger to the lock 08 | y .00 ' canal from malicious mischief and at- 00 tempted ‘ destruction in time of war, ‘the minority says there is no reason ",,, for supposing that neutrality will not ‘o be accepted by ail nations of the earth "" and th t this would be the st effec- L tive Wi f preventing inj: to the ,y, canal. It is argued that the sea level M0 canal h its tidal tock at Sosa. and 00 | jts narrow gorge througlt Culebra, 2y would offer excellent opportunity for ‘a4 destruction by explosives. The danger % from earthquakes i3 not treated as a sputh. Meny none not a frequent occurrénce at the jsth- serious one, the report quoiing te: to show that earthquakes.a re mus and that violent carthquakes have ‘never happened~at that point. Estimates made by the majority as 'to the cast of the sea level canal are sputed by the minority, which rlares that the total cost 11 . be about $272,000,000 instead of $247,000,000. SOLDIERS GET VIEW OF RUINS THROUGH SIS PORTHOLE ; Special Dizpatch to The Ca)l. HONOLULU, May 29.-—~Camp Mc- Kinley has'the hard- luck -story of the year, Its heroes are three ridiérs who went to see San Frar co and who got -batk here on the trafsport Sherman. * The Sherman left here shortly after the big earthquake, and the ‘soldi three, one of a serzeant, thought it would .be ot a lot. to the ruins of the great city. So v stowed didn’t on ‘the "transport. way want to be rated as dé- . 2 . erters and therefore reported to the r|uanermairer &35 soon as the steamer was weil beyond Koko Head. Thus they expected to see S8an Frangdisco at the cost merely of punishment for be- | ing .absent from rollcalls without | leave. But they afdn’t: T'He soldiers three .were placed in the brig of the ‘transport, and theré . they stayedduring tne thirty days of her mp to the coast and back. They saw”San Francisco—through'.a. port- | hole, from the harbor. That was all they saw at the Golden Gate. ' Then thé transport went to Seattle and the |&oldiers three. sag Seattle in the same w Stnr Caronta, from New York. for Liver- i neol and proceeded: AVRE-—Arrived May 29—Stmr La Bre- mgne Tom New York. BREMEN — An'ued May Rhein. from New York. Arll\?d May ———Sh‘nf Kaiser Wilhelm 1L from N York. t BOVLOGNE—Sailed May | tricia, for New York ST. VINCENT, V.—8ailed May 17— 29 — Stmr 28—Stmr Pa- land, Or. ANTWERP—Sailed May "9—Etmr Fo- veric, for San Francisco. —————— e JSSES OF LIORDAN'S { WITN of Demise and Leaves thé Hear- ing Unfinisked. ‘The. Coroner’s jury ¥« yesterday morning 'brought in a “report’ in the inquest Into the -eause of the death of Frank Riordan, who - was shot and kiliad by Private Law- rence Bechtel at Octaila street and Cedar avenue on April 22 last. The witnesses in < the case, with two .exceptions, are out of the city, of death on the testimony of Autopsy sm'- geon. kucich. The hearsay testimony of many wlume, | to the shooting was very couflmmg and the aviderice of the undertager's assistant as-to the location of me gunshiot wonnds also complicated the -ea: ?gee;nter will be tield open untll the wlmaml can be cbflmefl l!m!y Suerit Arrésted, Chnrles euma. a Depmy Sheriff and ~ ex-Assesi { was. vesterday by POl iceman Collins on wnruu tron l;olloe Jndn‘ sgy,my. by - thi v %“;gns mutlt HQ r:. ueed h. to ilo. e ol hlnln‘ wits is 6-6 rge it wiigee ‘H’{Hnth street: i&l‘l‘nl‘lem.‘fifi‘ [ anmn a -black eye, statéd that he loading some sacks of ]wo.c into an e” R 2 Al Sk fiil. Braen in Kiow r.nch"fl‘ ra ai." ueu“&% a vl&am bm:'fn fl (3 bl Stmr Kelvin Bank, lrom London, for Port- | DIATH NEARLY ALL ABSENT Coromer’s Jury Sluiply Reports on Cause and In view of the evidence sub- | mitted the jury slmply reportéd the cause | rrutoq ! | % | teeated untu such mm .?:.:dék Md hm o mlMy come any: g that h pened | that the transport caught fire in| Do vou suffer from | ‘Weakness, Varico- cele, Hydrocele | Stricture, Specifie | Blood Poison, Skin Diseises, - or - chronic or- seeming- 1y incurable:trouble? If so. come to me at | - once and be thor- .ou kly cured before s too late. applied _scientific treatment I perma- nently cire the worst cases. My offices | are equipped ‘with cvery instrument -and device esseptial t7 the most mod- ern methods of practice. If you are afflicted with sny. private disease or weakness 1 want you to call and see me. It will cost you nothing to ascer- tain. positiveély ~whether you cnn be | and :::mmation : FR EE Consultation Al Letters Strictly Confidential, ° Hwn 10 to. 12:. mi; 2.t0 4 and 7 to Pp.m Thm whe' Invt no mnncy will be on their un. {f you | - Specialists for Men 2 R P San Franchco of de- | dny | (hz cl\re of (hne digeases I have | confinéd my practiceé, and by skillfully | RAILWAY YIAV!L. SANTA FE Tickets on Sale June 2 and 3... JUNE 6 AND 7 Chicago - -+ - $7250 Kansas City - - 60.00 Denver - = . - 55.00 St. Paul - . . 7000 ALL THE WAY. 10 90 days. First Class and itting stopov. Limit July 31 East of Chicago and Septamber 3 West of Chicago. BACK EAST EXCURSIONS AND St. l.ou- - e = $6750 New York . .- 10850 |Boston - - - 109.50 Philadelphia - - 107.00 Also correspondingly low rates to other Eastern Tickets are first class. good on ail trains. and limited The California Limited. 3 days to Chicage train. The Overland Express--the comfortabie train. Full information and courteous treatment will be Stopevers granted. he gl_cmt Seattle. fire, and the three ‘adventurers: were lotked. in the brig. They had the scare of their lives, bat “wefe hot- hurt—and they never left the brig. When the vessel got back here the three were still in the prison. They left it enly to go te Camp McKinley | as prisoner: it is not regarded as likely. that- soldiers at the camp will hoose Stowing ‘away as a means of sights hereéafter. OCEAN TRAVEL. J P_ac1f1c Coast Steamship Co. TICKET OFFICES Fe Building, San Francisco. Post and Fillmore Streets, San Francisco, Cal. Oakland. SAN FRANCISCO . Fros Mav 21, 1906 FERRY DEPQT Foot of Market Street e Leave —VIA OAKLAND PIER— Arrive 1fi—l)ml'l ‘-l“'l"'. Winters, Rum- % 120 O(I—Klrhwnd Bflflrxl s-rramnw. Suisun and Way Stations . 1289 fefo, -Napa, Calistoga, Santa San Ramon. §08p Pleasanton, Livermore, Lathrop, Stockton ... 1209 West San Leandro, Cemterville, San Jjose, L . “Wright e 8:00a—Shore Line Limited—San Jjoss, Salines, Paso Robles. San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Los Aa- geles 258 $:00a—Santa Cruz, Del Monte, Monterey Davis), Red 58y 8:00a—Shasta Express — (Via Hliame, Willows, Fruto, lutt, Portiand. Tacou Steamers e Broadway Whart, San Franeisco. For Los Angeles, San Diego and Santa Barbara State of California. Thursdays, 10 Sunta Rosa. Sundays 10 For Eureka---Humboldt Bay Pomona. . .June 2, &, 14, 20, 26, 1:30 p.n. Ceroma’. .. June 5, 11 23, 29, 1:30 And every third thereafter. For Seattle, Tacoma, Puget Sound Ports, Victoria, Vancoaver { Umatilla . .June 35, 20, 11 aam. | Ciy of Puebla .Jumne 10, 25, 11 a.m. Queen ..June 15, 30, 11 a.m. And every fifth dav thereafter. For Seattle---Direct | Spokane ...Jdune 1, 11 f.m. For Ensenada, La Paz, Mazatlan, Guaymas and Other Mexican Ports, Pwmfing at San Pedro and East San el Curacao 7th of each month, 10 aum. TICKET OFFICES San Francisco, Front of Ferry Building San Franciseo . Broadway Wharf Oakland ..... 968 - Broadway 8. F. Freight Office ‘Broadway Whart | C. D. DUNANN.G. P. A.. San Francisco. Toyo Kisen Kaisha (Orfentai S & Co.) Have Opened Their General Offices l!r 217-221 Brannan St., San Francisco Staamers will leave wharf, corner First and Brannan strects, 1 p. m, for Yokohama and. Honglong. calling at Honelulu, Kobe (Hiogo:. Nagasak!and | Shanghai, -and conneciing at Hong- | kong with. steamera for Manila, India, | etc.;. No rargo received on board on of sailing. . Hongkong Maru 7 u | 8.8 America Maru..Tue 8.8. Nippon' Maru. = , 1908 Round trip tick e(\uced nles | For freight and possage apply at office, corner First and Erannan sts. W. H. AVERY, Asst. General Manager. Oceanic S. S. Co. SYDNEY, AUCKLAND, m @ June 5,1908 July 3,1908 | { | SAMOA, HONOLULU. | S. S."SONOMA SAILS 2 P. M. MAY 31. | HONOLULU only—S. 3. Alameda sails 11 S?:’ m,, June 3. Round trip, first-class, | 5. TAHITI, SOUTH SEAS—S. §. Hariwn; sails 11 & m., July 1. Grand Tour this Vayage for native fetes, $125; ¢ days en | Tahiti. X | .. D. 83PRECKELS & BROS, CO., | | General Agents,” Pisr No. 7,-faot Pacific st., San:¥Francisce. Oakland office, 1008 | Broadway. 'FOR PORTLAND AND COO0S BAY| 8. 'S. BREAKWATER (3preckels Lme) ! will sail for Por!lznd. via Coos Ba from Howard No. ¥, at 5 p. mi., 2, San Eranecisca. ~ Office_ 1008 Broadway, - land, eor at Pie! 7, San mndsco. Low rates. SECRE /ARY'S OFFICE: Oceanic Steamship Company. Hakalau Plantation Company. | Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Company |F-n!|nu Sugar Plantation Company. | Kilauea Sugar Plantation Company. ©. n. W. THOMAS, Secretary, 2023 California St. . 5 San Francisco, Cal. | Stockholders, Please send your present address. RAILWAY TRAVEL. 'NORTH SHORE RAILROAD . : Via-Sausalito Ferry. For Eulallla. Miil Vlfle] San fael— . Daily 7:00. *T 5, 9: 5‘0',. 11 00 1 tin. - m. dllf‘lorwcandtm and way | 3:15 . Slhlrdn)l only for Peint Rfl'fe- $naway sta Ticket :ln‘kn, $:00a—Davis, Woodiand, Knigi ing, Maryerille, Orovills . Niles, is Obispa, Guadalupe. Gaviota, Santa Barbara, tura, Oxnard, Burbank, Ange’ $:20=Gilrox. Jaro, San Buenaven- Los Hollister, Tres Pinos, Pa- Watsenville, Santa Cros, roville, Del Moate, Paeific of, Lompoc , Antioch, Byrom, Tracy, . Los Danos, Hanterd tes Armona, Porterville ... 8:20a—Port Costa, Lathrop, Meceed. Mow desto, Fresno, Hanford, Visalia, Bakerstield . 8:40a—Nijes, San Stackion _(*Milton), Spring, lone, Placerville, Colfax, Red Bluff ........ 23z <o $:40a—Oakdale, _Chinese, Jamestown, Sonora, Tuoiumne and Amgels 9:00a—Atlantic Expres—Ogden and East 3:40a—Richmond, Pert Costs, Martines and Way Sgations k- 10:20a—Valiejo, Datly. Napa, Sunday oniy 10:30a—Los Angeles Passenger — Port Costa, Martinez, Byron, Tracy, Lathrop, Stockton, Merced, Ray~ mond, Fresno, Goshen Junetion, Hantord, Lemoore, Visilia, Bak- ersfien, Los Angeles . Livermore, Valley Sacramento, Marysville, Jose, 10:20a—¥1 Paso, Kansas City, and_Chicago - 11:008—The Overiand hicago, Denver. Kam 11400 Nien, S48 Jose and Way Stations. 11:00p—Sacramento River Steamers ...... Costa, Martinez, By ey, Modesto, Mereed, Fresmo. 3:20p—Yosemite Valley Sleeper via Ray- mond, Wawona Route ... 3:40p—Benicia. Winters, Sacramento, Woodiand, Knights Landing, Marysville and Oroville > 3409 Heywasd, Nile aad Wes statives. i o i B & ._Stockton. 4:20p—Eimiarst, West San Newark, Centerville, Los Gatos 4:40p—Hayward, Niles, Jnse, Livermore 5:00p—The Owl_Limitéd—Newman, mos, Méndota, Fresno, Tulate, Los Angeles .. Limited—E) Paso. B San Jose, “lrvington, San Bakersti 5:00p—Golden St Kansas G Chicago .. s 1 5:20p—Hayward, Niles and San Jose.. 5:20p—Vallejo, Port Costa. Bqnlrm Su- amov o Ntics, San Jo 5:40p—Sunset _Express—Niles, ose, Gilroy, Salinas, Paso _Robies, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, Deming, ¥1 Paso, =..._ New Orleans . Capitota, Castrovilie: City, St. Loals. Martinez, Stock~ ton, Sacramento, Reno, Sparks, Montello, Ogden R §:20p—Hayward, Niies and San Joss. - 7:90p—Reno Passenger—Port Costa. sicla. - Sufsun. Eimira, Dizon. Secramento, _Truckes . Hazen, Tonopah. Goldtield and Keeler. 7W—Vfllqn Crockett and '.y sta- sville, ing. Sound and Bast. s:i0p=Haywird. Nilee and San dose (Sunday eaiv)..... i s Coast Line '(‘l'fii and ‘rn-l Streats) 7:00a—8an Mar AL, " Jose, n Sateo, X ahill, Gilroy, Pajaro, 'It sonville. Capitola, Samta Del Monte, Monterey, mflh Ferry (Foot of Market Street) h" 7:00 2. . A for Morning. 1'Sunday to 9:080 p..m. P for Aftérncon excepted. *4Sunday onmlv. and stops at all stations on Sunday. A California " Limited cwb A [ POl Stockion, Merced, Frosuo, 3 ‘mmom Visaba, Bakersield s to every day. Lireet connection to Grand Canyon. su EY HF valley Umnod for mlg. Rernfcld_abas points on Sherra: Rait M.—For_Stockton. Bive Oakdale and points on Blerra 4:09 P M.—For Stockton, Fresae and il termadiate vol; E» §:00 P. M.—Overland fifl'fll for Denve: nsas CNy, Chicago #Irand Can- baildi Fra LOST Certificates, Chocks, -Receipts, Bills of Lading and Negetiable Pa of “"i o re] Bond of of New York. Contract. J